It was billed as "Produced by Thor Drake and the Sang Froid Riding Club." It was more of an evening art show/warehouse party than a motorcycle show. It was in the hip warehouse district of Portland. Hipsters sure spend a lot of time and thought and care looking like they don't care how they look. Apparently I was supposed to wear all black OR vintage clothing. What was I thinking wearing my biker clothes? I road on the back of Stefan's bike - I do not like riding my own bike at night, and I pretty much refuse to ride my bike in the rain at night altogether.
There were supposedly 50 vintage and modern custom motorcycles at the show, but I would put the number at less than that. Even so, an interesting evening.
My favorite was the life-sized plush motorcycle:

as well as the life-sized plush PBR cans:

Stefan liked the motorcycle with two engines:

And the steam-engine motorcycle:

A fun night. More photos here.