2011 Daytona Bike Week Photo Gallery

Smile for the camera! The fun at Bike Week has just begun.

Even Elvis is at Bike Week!

It wouldn't be Bike Week without a good rat bike or two.

Sittin' around wrenchin' at the Limpnickie Lot.

The GEICO bike was built by Paul Teutul, Jr. and has an infrared sensor on the front that detects the heat from objects in the bike's path.

Kickin' it with author Edward Winterhalder while checking out his latest book, Biker Chicz of North America.

One of the wildest tanks you'll find on a motorcycle. Leave it to the guys of the Limpnickie Lot.

Bruce Rossmeyer's Destination Daytona continues to flourish as one of the most popular places to visit during Bike Week.

The Florida Rider Training Program tests how a person reacts to unexpected situations and how far ahead they are paying attention while riding.

The Funk Master at the Limpnickie Lot.

The Limpnickie Lot is set up at the StoneEdge Skate Park and offers an alternative to the standard rally fare.

Paul Jr.'s Anti-Venom bike was set-up in J&P Cycles at Destination Daytona.

Reg Nash looks ready to drop into the bowl while hanging with dad Taber at the Limpnickie Lot.

The Buzzards keep the beat outside of the Saints & Sinners pub at Destination Daytona.

The space shuttle Discovery landed at Kennedy Space Center yesterday. If you're at Bike Week, a trip to the space center is highly recommended.

A friendly smile and a pretty face can help beer girls make a pretty penny during Bike Week.

If you like horsepower, then you'll definitely appreciate the ultimate engines of the Saturn V rocket at the Kennedy Space Center.

A BMW Boxer engine and burly knobbies - we must be at the Limpnickie Lot.

Whether on land or in space, astronauts like to go fast. Alan Shepard's white Stingray Corvette is on display at the Kennedy Space Center.

This skateboard deck was signed by the members of the Limpnickie Lot attending Bike Week.

Would like to be up in space orbiting the Earth in this? The brave astronauts of Apollo 14 did. If you're visiting Daytona Beach for Bike Week, Kennedy Space Center is a stone's throw away.

We were diggin' the old school ram's horn bars on this custom scoot.

Thinking about going swimming in the local pond? Think twice, cuz gators are everywhere around here.

Molly Hatchet was rocking the house at the Dog Pound on Main Street Wednesday night.

Even the trophies and awards at Willie's Ol'Skool Chopper Show are creative.

Custom builder Dave Perewitz was at Willie's checking out the crazy collection of scoots and choppers.

Doin' Time is an appropriate name for this motorcycle which is owned by a minister who goes into prisons to preach.

Eric Allard of FNA Custom Cycles modified the tank of his '73 Triumph while 53 Grafix applied the killer metal flake.

The Frankenstein bike was just one of the unique bikes entered in Willie's Ol' Skool Chopper Show.

I don't remember Harley-Davidson issuing a factory FTW tank.

Raw metal has an allure of its own.

The owner of this bike must have been a Frazetta or Molly Hatchet fan. Maybe they were both.

Roadside Marty had one of his bikes, Purple Haze, entered in the show.

Willie's Tropical Tattoo is a fixture in the motorcycling scene at Daytona Beach.

The crowd at Willie's Tropical Tattoo Bike Show 2011.

Photographer flashes were going off at the bikini contest held at the Biker Fusion/Soldiers' Angels benefit.

Soldiers who have served overseas were the guest judges for the bikini contest at the Biker Fusion party.

Get out your cameras, quick, Ron Finch busted out his wallet to contribute to the cause.

Cris Sommer-Simmons, American Iron Editor Chris Maida, and Motor Maid Gloria Struck all came out to support the troops at the Biker Fusion party.

This motley crue was having a good time at the Biker Fusion/Soldiers' Angels benefit.

This young lady was plucked out of the crowd at the Biker Fusion party to do her best Vanna White impersonation, holding up auction items like this painting called "The General."

We took a ride around The Loop on the 2012 Victory High-Ball.

Kickin' back in front of Bruce Rossmeyer's Destination Daytona.

Tires, the underappreciated heroes of the motorcycle.

Ink was in abundance at Bike Week 2011.

We took the 2012 Victory High-Ball out for spin and attended the Victory Riders Association luncheon in New Smyrna Beach.

Bartenders danced on bar tops and the party raged on at the Dog House on Main Street.

Celebrity bike builders, world-class photography and custom bikes were all part of the Biker Fusion event, a fundraiser for Soldier's Angels.

Wildlife is abundant in the wetlands of Florida. A great way to see it is by taking The Loop out of Port Ormond.

During Bike Week, Daytona is certainly the World's Most Famous Beach.

Friday night we hit the track for some Flat Track action.

Flat track racer Chris Carr received a special plaque commemorating all the years of thrilling races he's had at Daytona.

Swingin' it sideways on the limestone of Daytona.

We wrapped up our Bike Week adventure with a ride to the Florida Keys on Star Stratoliner Deluxe motorcycles.

Bikini bike washes are a popular event at just about any motorcycle rally.

2011 Daytona Bike Week Photo Gallery

It's Bike Week's 70th anniversary in Daytona Beach. Climb on with Motorcycle USA to check out all the custom bike shows, beach cruising and partying on Main Street as Daytona Bike Week 2011 rages on.