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October 27, 2007 - The 6 th Annual Motorcycle Show was a huge success. Beautiful weather brought over 85 entries and hundreds of spectators to the grounds of North Georgia Technical School for a Saturday of fun and excitement.

Event Organizer Dennis Bradley is pleased with the turnout. He says, “More bikers enter every year especially when the weather is this perfect.” Bradley has several bikes entered in the show and is pictured with his 1970 Penton Six day 124 cc. He points out where the bike was autographed by designer John Penton. Bradley explains, “John Penton went to Austria and got KTM to manufacture the bike. It's the king of dirt bikes.”

Neal Stanton was at the show with his bike, a Triumph Sprint. He says, “If your bike is not your favorite, then you own the wrong bike.” T.J. Kaufhold had his bike for sale at the show. He rides a teal and silver 1994 Harley Davidson Dyna Low Rider and can easily talk all day about motorcycles. Steve McPhee was back this year with his ever popular 1965 Honda C200 (made famous by the Beach Boys). Sheldon Henderson's 1975 Honda CB400 F with a six speed transmission and top speed of 105 mph was an all round favorite.

Many fine motorcycles were entered in the 2007 show. Trophies were awarded in nine categories and winners are listed below: CUSTOM - 1st Place Diane Crowder 1998 HD Fatboy, 2nd Place Chuck Davis 2001 HD Wideglide, 3rd Place John Martin 2006

MODERN AMERICAN - 1st Place Larry ? 2005 HD VRod, 2nd Place Randy Galloway 2000 HD Fatboy, 3rd Place Hal Krohn 2003 HD Heritage Softtail VINTAGE AMERICAN -1st Place Danny Haizlip 1946 HD Flathead, 2nd Place Tom Tryzbiak 1963 Mustang Stallion, 3rd Place W C Nelson 1957 Allstate MODERN JAPANESE - 1 st Place Kevin Galloway 2005 Honda Shadow, 2 nd Place John Muir 1989 Honda GB 500, 3rd Place Frank Alexander 1987 Honda Rebel VINTAGE JAPANESE - 1st Place Steve McPhee 1965 Honda 90 C200, 2nd Place Paul Parker 1975 Honda 750, 3rd Place Sheldon Henderson 1975 Honda CB 400F MODERN EUROPEAN - 1st Place Frank Alexander 2002 Moto Guzzi Le Mans , 2nd Place Joe Stancampiano 2007 BMW 1200GS, 3rd Place Theresa Danbert 2006 K1200S VINTAGE EUROPEAN - 1st Place Roger Danbert 1970 Triumph, 2nd Place Roger Wiles 1968 BMW R69US, 3rd Place Danny Haizlip 1915 Douglas COMPETITION - 1st Place Dennis Bradley 1970 Penton Six Day, 2nd Place Dennis Bradley 1973 Penton Trials, 3rd Place Dennis Bradley 1973 Husqvarna SPECIAL INTEREST - 1st Place Len Bivins Yamaha 1200 Sidecar, 2nd Place Brian Wight 1956 Messerschmitt, and 3rd Place William Henderson 1987 Honda Rebel Bobber.

Dennis Bradley's annual Motorcycle Show is the place to learn about motorcycles, to see old friends, to meet new friends, and to do some friendly networking. Young and old leave the show with a better appreciation for the many makes and models of vintage and modern two-wheeled rides. Many thanks to the sponsors and volunteers that helped make this year's Motorcycle Show a successful event. See you next year.