Bronze Bike
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Bigger and Better
2008 Dates Are:
Biker Games ♦ Favorite Bike Contest ♦ Live Music & Dance All Bikers & All Makes Of Bikes Come & Join Us For A Fun Filled Weekend
For Information
Contact: Terry De Spain (541) 432-4117
Free Admission to
Spectators
Today's Biker ~ Your Neighbor
After many months of meetings and presentations I can now share with you that we will hold our 2nd Annual Bronze Bike Motorcycle Rendezvous in Joseph Oregon Next August 22, 23, 24th of 2008. We are very excited and are planning a great event for all who attend. We are going to have some wonderful activities for our visitors to enjoy. You may be asking yourself, "Why the bronze bike theme?", as you drive through the city of Joseph for the first time, you will began to understand why. On both sides of Main Street you will see some of the most beautiful full size bronze sculptures to be seen anywhere. I sincerely believe that if you decide to join us for this event you will not only see some of the most fantastic country in the USA, but you will hopefully leave Joseph thinking "I had a great time and met some wonderful people. I will be back next year."
Special Note: We are truly looking forward to the opportunity to meet you and to enjoy the event with you.
Sincerely; 2007 Patch, T-Shirt, & Pin & Map
NOTICE:
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After I was introduced to a couple of
motorcycle die-hards here in Wallowa County, Mr. Tim Delancey of
Chopper Customs and Mr. Dick Cross a motorcycle bronze artist, the
same topic kept coming up. "Why doesn't someone sponsor a
motorcycle event here in Joseph Oregon?" After
hearing the same comment over and over a light bulb finally came on,
or maybe it was more like a jolt of lighting, I'm not sure.
All I know is it started to make a lot of sense to me.
Here in Wallowa County we have a lot to offer those who come to
visit each year. Including Wallowa Lake with its pure clear water,
not to mention it is one of
the most visited state parks in the State of Oregon. After
meeting with all the proper leadership groups of our community I began to realize
we have a very large support base for this type of event.