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| The Sacramento Cyclefest held its 3rd annual event today at Southside Park. Over 300 bicycles of all descriptions were on display including art bikes, low-riders, rat-rod bikes, and really cool kids bikes. Custom bike-builders from throughout Northern California were in attendance. Like the North American Handmade Bicycle Show (NAHBS) held earlier in Sacramento, the creativity and quality of craftsmanship were outlandish and outstanding. I guess you can call this event, a low-key counter point to the high-profile NAHBS. This event scored a 10 of 10 on the weirdness scale . . . what a fantastical event! For enlarged photo, click on the first photo and scroll through the album at the bottom of the page |
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| There were 23 trophy categories. The design of the trophies equaled the funkiness of the bikes. |
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| Very cool fish-bowl trophy |
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| Boom Box Bike |
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| Electric Trike Bike |
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| Most of the bike-builders at this event were unconventional and marched to a different drummer |
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| A group from the Sacramento Bike Polo Club arrived with their custom bikes |
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| Bike Polo Players |
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| Custom tatoo decals appeal to a hard-core group |
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| Spinning a tall yarn . . . Another fella' showed up with a yarn bike |
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| US Postal Service unveils new bike stamps |
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| A mini-high wheeler |
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| Amazing craftsmanship and details |
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| Looks like a bed headboard bike |
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| Steve from Bike Valet was marketing his new designer bike rack |
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| The following kids bikes were truly amazing works of art |
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| The following are some fantastic rat road bikes |
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| Mad Max Rat Rod Bike |
