Ducati.Net Photo Gallery - Vicki's View

The Dania Bike Show isn't a new event but this was the first year it was held in Frost Park in Dania, right next to Dania Jai Alai. It turned out to be the perfect spot for an event of this type with lots going on and a little windy but a lot sunny weather. Admission was free and there was really something for every member of the family to do. Chek it out.......
Photos by Vicki Smith
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That's Forza Ducati's booth on the left, DOCSF on the right. We brought a couple of full coolers and lots of chairs. It was a nice spot to spend a few minutes or a few hours and plenty of people did just that
That's Forza Ducati's booth on the left, DOCSF on the right. We brought a couple of full coolers and lots of chairs. It was a nice spot to spend a few minutes or a few hours and plenty of people did just that
New bikes and old, lots to look at
New bikes and old, lots to look at
By 11am there were literally hundreds of bikes displayed as well as parked along the streets
By 11am there were literally hundreds of bikes displayed as well as parked along the streets
The DOCSF area had a special Ducati parking area for bikes ridden in, not in the show. This was a ride in
The DOCSF area had a special Ducati parking area for bikes ridden in, not in the show. This was a ride in
This 750 GT was one of two bikes Rich and I displayed. It was judged Best Unrestored
This 750 GT was one of two bikes Rich and I displayed. It was judged Best Unrestored
A walk thru the park produced plenty to look at. That's a Lamborghini orange Guzzi and the guy who just restored it (who's name I didn't get, sorry!)
A walk thru the park produced plenty to look at. That's a Lamborghini orange Guzzi and the guy who just restored it (who's name I didn't get, sorry!)
This pretty little 250 Monza was a fresh restoration as well
This pretty little 250 Monza was a fresh restoration as well
The organizers are British bike fans and there were at least 60 great ones on hand like this BSA
The organizers are British bike fans and there were at least 60 great ones on hand like this BSA
Guzzi's, Jawa's, even a 100 Laverda. Chances were good you would see a few you had only seen in books.
Guzzi's, Jawa's, even a 100 Laverda. Chances were good you would see a few you had only seen in books.
Rules allowed anything 25 years old or older which is a lot of bikes riding around in our area and a bunch of them came out
Rules allowed anything 25 years old or older which is a lot of bikes riding around in our area and a bunch of them came out
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