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Our "superbike" sponsor The Sound of Auckland commented that "Auckland’s 93.8 The Sound were thrilled to offer promotional support for the second annual Bikes BBQ & the Blues - 2011. The concept of this event is brilliant – appealing to a wide range of people ….” In 2011 we had a tremendous lineup of blues artists, being Hammond Gamble, Juice on the Loose, The Recliner Rockers, The Gunsmiths, and The Quarry Cigar Box Company.
Also see pics, video and review of event at kiwiRider.co.nz See photos on the Gallery page. See Colemans Suzuki video on YouTube and another video. SPOT PRIZES - every bike participating earns its rider an entry for spot prizes that are worth around $100 or more. These are drawn after the event and we will contact you to collect or deliver the prize. Bikes, BBQ and the Blues is exactly that. Its all about YOU and your BIKE, hearty food and BBQs. To set the scene in centre stage is the bands and blues artists. And of course hundreds of other bikers with all types of motorbikes to enthuse about and admire. To add to the experience there will be exhibits by bike retailers, bike clubs and collectors. For sellers, a "Sales Yard" where you can advertise your bike.
There's a nominal $10 entry fee per motorcycle which enters you in a great bikers spot prize draw , you park in the event area and qualify for other spot prizes. There is NO charge for riders and pillions. The walk up public will pay $2 as a charitable donation. The event is open to all but this is a biker focused event. A biker's event with -
Vehicle entry to event area is restricted to bikes only. Supporting vehicles also allowed. There is limited off-street parking for general public cars, donation requested for charity. Event MAP See the Gallery page for photos of the area.
FORT TAKAPUNA - Narrow Neck Beach, Devonport
Click to learn about historic Fort Takapuna - (link to DOC website)
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2012 event exhibitors, clubs, retailers, sponsors, vendors etc. MOTORCYCLE RETAILERS & ACCESSORIES AMPS - Triumph & Harley Davidson Cyclespot Honda Cyclespot Euro - BMW and KTM Cycletreads - asseccories and clothing North Harbour Yamaha Spectrum Motorcycles - Kawasaki, Husqvarna TMG Motor Group - Victory Motorcycles and KTM CLUBS & COLLECTIONS McIntosh Racing and the fabulous racing Manx NORTONS Peter Turner and his Cottons Phil Bedard and his pristine 1910s Triumphs Tim Swain, his 1916 Indian board track racer and other Indians TOMCC - Triumph Owners MC Club - classic to modern and more .... MUSIC With a focus on the Blues we are delighted to present - And of course we have the fabulous support and attendance of THE SOUND OF Auckland 93.8FM to make for an entertaining and cool summers afternoon. SPONSORS We gratefully acknowledge sponsorship contributions and grants from the following enterprises - BikeTranz - Bike transport specialists NZ wide www.lifestylewines.co.nz - worlds healthiest wines DOC - Department of Conservation PRIZE CONTRIBUTORS We also gratefully acknowledge the following who have donated goods for the spot prizes. AMPS ENQUIRIES FOOD VENDORS
organised by DEVORC - Devonport Riders Club
in association with Rotary Club of Devonport
© Copyright DEVORC™ 2012 All Rights reserved |
World Champion racer Graeme Crosby
Saturday night before is the first ever FIM New Zealand Speedway Grand Prix. This is the world championship for solo speedway bikes. Read the press release
and dried out nicely. Sadly the bad weather early in the day put many off so participation was down. Despite that it was another great day for those attending. Feedback was fantastic again and everyone is looking forward to 2012. So for 2012 we ask you to remain staunch and faithfull and make Bikes BBQ & the Blues your priority on Sunday March 11. 
Located at historic Fort Takapuna (adjacent to Narrow Neck Beach), with cliff top views across the Hauraki Gulf to Rangitoto, this is your chance to enthuse, admire and dream about our passion. 
Make it an afternoon out with your mates, your club or your favourite pillion. If you want to come as a club and create your own exhibit we welcome you. But please 
