Continuing further inside to the auditorium size brewing floor, a stunning array of artistically presented bikes were placed next to the large stainless steel vats used for brewing craft beer. On display were over 50 assorted vintage, café, custom, and stock motorcycles showing the diversity clearly present in current motorcycling. The high quality of restoration, preservation, modification, was evident, and the custom creativity was remarkable. There were 3 Kawasaki 2-stroke triples in preserved state, nicely hot-rodded Hondas, rare bikes like the clean Laverda triple and barn-find Norton P11, Harley customs and dual sport BMWs, as well as assorted vintage and modern Triumphs.
The show winner was an early Honda CL350 owned by local Savannah College of Art and Design graduate Julia Wheatley . The bike has an interesting history. Once owned by a young girl back in the early 1970s, it got stolen and given up as dead until recovered just a few years back in typical dilapidated state (crusty, rusty, and corroded).
