Willem van Vliet behind his show-project; Jan de Wit, a.k.a. Chopper Dokter, who passed away last year, on a fueltank.
Beer and Els behind the ‘Chop, Ride & Party’ books publisged by Beer himself.
http://www.choprideandparty.com
Our special guest this year; Dale Arenson and his wife behind their book-stall at our show.
The front wheel in more detail.
Photos by Dionne
Photos made by Dionne
The winner of the 30th RMC Choppershow; Bart Hendriks. Proudly holding the RMC Trophy is his hands. He also received a E 10O,– from Roadside Repairshop voucher and a signed book from Dale Arenson, our special guest this show.
http://www.roadsiderepairshop.com
Photos made by Dionne
If you had ask me to pick a winner, then the one on top is more like my taste, but the bottom one…… That’s pure art combined in a Sportster.
And as always; everybody has their own favorite and therefor an ‘absolute’ winner will never be the case, and thus, everybody has a chance to win.
Yesterday we held our 30th RMC Choppershow in ‘De Weijver’ in Hoogwoud. Dale Arenson from Arizona- USA was our special guest this year. Dale, an chopper-expert himself, had the honor to point out the winner of the show.
The winner this year was Bart Hendriks. He arrived at our show on his black ‘Wild Swede’ with a more then 20inch overstock fork. Wicky, our president, club-founder Beer and Dale Arenson handed out the prizes awarded to him.
The trophy, made by Beer, a signed book from Dale Arenson, a E 100,–voucher from Roadside repairshop and not the least; eternal fame.
http://www.roadsiderepairshop.com
Wicky, Bart Hendriks, Beer and Dale Arenson
Bart on his ‘Wild Swede’
For more details about Dale Arenson scan the QR-Code.
Try to spot the R’s and this time it’s not that difficult… I’ve used photos of our 18th RMC Choppershow back in 2009.
Fonda and his image on paper. Fonda is now a PMA member in France.
For those of you who are planing to come to our 3Oth RMC Choppershow and want to take the AC de Graafweg [N241] from the side of Alkmaar and Schagen, we advise you to search for a alternative direction due to work on the west side of the N241. Such as the N242, and then the N239 in the direction of the A7 and then back to Opmeer/Hoogwoud again. Sorry for the inconvenience.