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Daytona Biketoberfest 2018 October 18 - 21
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flyhi2cfar
#102452 Sometimes Hangared... But Always Aimed Out
... the Motorrad Dealership, and that's about it.
smiller102
New member
Been there twice, not a lot of BMW's to be found. Skip downtown unless you drink. We found cabbage patch last time we went and plan to head directly there next time we go.
bigjohnsd
'21 R1250 GS Adv
I have worked at Biketoberfest for the past six years. Granted I'm working up at Destination Daytona, installing windshields and fairings for Memphis Shades at J&P Cycle. But, in the six years I have seen few BMW's of any kind. It is really a V-Twin event. There are a few Japanese Sport bikes and a few Gold Wings but not much else. I rode my FJR and only saw another FJR two or three times in six years.
