Al Hendrick’s 1949 BSA Bantam was voted Best in Show and also won the Best Old Stock.
British Biker Cooperative (BBC) 20th Anniversary Show
It has been 20 years since the British Biker Cooperative (BBC) held its first Rally and Ride-in Show at Eagle Cave Resort. Overall, this year’s event was the 39th held by the BBC.It is easy to understand why the BBC membership enjoys having the Rally and Show event at this site; it is on an oak-clustered ridge high above the Lower Wisconsin River valley with spectacular scenery and it has excellent facilities, and direct access to terrific paved country roads to ride.Al Hendrick’s 1949 BSA Bantam was voted Best in Show and also won the Best Old Stock.
Over the years, the BBC has refined the program for the weekend to optimize enjoyment and minimize stress and hassle. The event is organized but not regimented, safe but not stogy.Attendees respect each other and their machines—speed in the park is kept in safe limits, making a little noise is no sin, as long as it is done in the areas not designated as quiet zones and the only strict requirement is that everybody unwind and have a good time—without giving anybody else a bad time.The weekend-long event ran from July 19th to 21st and featured a swap meet, bike games and welcome gathering with music and movies on Friday, a poker run, Wisconsin dinner, kickstart contest, BBC tent party with music by Highway 414. And of course the main event Bike Show on Saturday with party recovery and wind-up on Sunday.Jim Cutting’s super-clean 1976 Triumph Bonneville café topped the Custom Class.Here are the event winners for the weekend:Poker Run Winner
Tom Rasman – 6-10 Straight
Kickstart Contest Winner
Kyle Winkels
Keg Push
Parker Keston
Slow Race
Jason Keston
Wienie Bite
Kim Winkels
Balloon Toss
Jim & Val Cutting
Grand Prize
Kim Winkels
Ray Sterns’ superb silver 1967 Triumph T100 flat tracker won the competition bike class and was one of the most eye-catching bikes of all.
Bike Show Winners (chosen by people’s choice)
Best of Show
Al Hendrick, 1949 BSA Bantam
Competition
Ray Sterns, 1967 Triumph T100
Old Stock
Al Hendrick, 1949 BSA Bantam
Late Stock
1st Tom Rasman, 1969 Triumph Bonneville
2nd Kim Winkels, 1976 Triumph Bonneville
3rd Gary Thompson, 1973 Norton Commando Interstate
The Modern Retro class drew some beautiful machines, including one very cool sidecar rig. Kyle Winkels’ 2002 Triumph T100 topped the class.Modern Stock
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