Durham, NC – December 29, 2012 – Biker Pros, the producer of the J&P Ultimate Builder Custom Bike Show, announced today that Indian Larry Motorcycles are participating in the New York round of the series and will be providing three Kustom Kulture bikes for the showcase on January 18-20. The showcase is a non-competitive class, which highlights dealers, manufacturers or builders that have unique or historic motorcycles.
Bobby & Elisa Seeger are holding the flame of Indian Larry in Brooklyn, NY and his brand of inspired Choppers and Bobbers from the 50?s-60?s motorcycle clubs, Ed “Big Daddy Roth” and the legendary Von Dutch. They will be debuting one new rolling metal-sculptor masterpiece along with two original Kustom Choppas.
“Biker Pros is excited to kick off the New York round with Indian Larry Motorcycles greeting enthusiasts as the first bikes they see when entering the Progressive International Motorcycle Show,” explained Bob Kay, Biker Pros Partner. “The Seegers are continuing to support and nourish the custom industry and we are honored to have them apart of the Ultimate Builder series.”
The J&P Ultimate Builder Custom Bike Show series pulls world class builders from across the United States and Biker Pros has designed a business-building program to promote the participation of the builders. This includes bike features from our media partners, social media participation and $100,000 of total prize money. Builders can get into the show by making the jump to http://www.motorcycleshows.com/ultimate-builder.
“We as a team are excited to be involved in the greatest custom motorcycle show inside the United States and with the key teamwork of the Ultimate Builder, this is the best relationship all around. NYC is our hometown and we are excited to be able to showcase our hand built, one of a kind motorcycles and parts line manufactured with only the best materials in the industry. We look forward to meeting new visitors and past visitors this January,” said Bobby Seeger, Indian Larry Motorcycles.
The 2012-2013 tour cities represent the most motorcycle-dense populations in the United States, reaching 75% of the nation’s motorcycle enthusiasts. Attendees will see the latest trends in custom motorcycles and meet their local two-wheeled heros at the show.
Professional and amateur custom builders of choppers, cruisers, bobbers, baggers, race bikes and sport bikes are invited to enter their bikes into the competition and judge each other’s work.
