The 5th Annual Midwest Bicycle Festival (Sunday, September 27th) PRESS RELEASE
The Fifth annual Midwest Bicycle Festival co-hosted by the Coasters Bicycle Club will be Sunday, September 27th at Riggs Park in Haysville Kansas from 10:00 am – 4:00pm. To get to Riggs Park take Main/Seneca to Sarah Lane turn west (turn at the DQ) and follow it down to Hungerford Ave. Take Hungerford Ave to Park Dr. and turn right once again. The festival is on the west side of Riggs Park. Bring one bicycle or bring twenty.
Admission is free.
The Midwest Bicycle Fest is known to draw bicycle enthusiasts from all over the state of Kansas and some bicycles show up from Oklahoma, Missouri and Nebraska. Come show, talk about and ride all kinds of bicycles including customs, cruisers, choppers antiques and the rare and unusual bicycles. Factory made or home made you will see many examples of bicycles in all sorts of forms.
The Midwest Bicycle Fest is a family friendly event with fun games, events and give-a-ways. Bicycle Limbo is always fun to do or watch. How low can your bicycle go? Bicycle Limbo is just like regular limbo, but you have to ride your bicycle and stay under the very low, low bar to win. Slam on your brakes for the skid contest and see if anyone has a blow out this year. Try it for yourself or watch the technique of the masters who have perfect form and skid gracefully like skaters on ice. Or just ruin an otherwise good tire.
Enter the raffle to win a new cruiser bicycle. Each ticket is only one dollar and you can enter as many times as your mom will let you. With that same raffle ticket tons of door prizes will be given away.
Vote on your favorite Kustom and your Classic bicycle in the “People’s Choice” award to be given away. Each year brings out a new winner so don’t miss it.
The parade ride around the park and through a few streets of Haysville will start after the festival is over at 4 pm.
Grill Master Mitch will serve up free hot dogs and BBQ again this year, oh and he got a bicycle too. Accent Mobile Music is providing the sound and music again this year too.
For additional information on the Midwest Bicycle Festival please visit www.midwestbicyclefest.com, where you can download flyers and see photos from past shows.
Contact Randy V. at randy@locojoe.com
Also visit www.coastersbicycleclub.com to see all the club events and group activities.
Thanks Erick.
Latest Comments
Thu, 07.29.2010
WTB: S-7 rim or S-7 rear whee l 26 x 1 3/4. My Twinn tandem is in dire need of a rear whe el. Please email if you have o ne or the other in good condit ion.
Wed, 07.28.2010
Get well soon Bicycle Bob!
Sun, 07.25.2010
Yeah, this is the opening... t he big night is this coming Fr iday. It should still be huge .
Wed, 07.21.2010
I believe the plan this year w as to have fewer bikes on disp lay so they could be better di splayed. Also bikes that haven 't been in the show before whi ch would narrow it down quite a bit.
Wed, 07.21.2010
I have stopped by the garage.. .. I could have sworn that the re were more people into this kind of event than what has sh own up..... Where are all the bikes! There is alot of good stuff but I know there is much more that could have came!