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2011 Arizona Bike Week Photo Gallery

2011 Arizona Bike Week

A cool Bagger done by Carl Brouhard Designs.

Check out photos from the 2011 AZ Bike Week and read more on the event here 2011 Arizona Bike Week Review.

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UHL Studios Fine Art and Illustration.

Matt Braun's 08 Harley-Davidson entered in the Baddest Bagger contest.

2001 Harley-Davidson Electric Glide entered by Terry Brown.

This 2011 Harley-Davidson FLHX won the Baddest Bagger in AZ contest.

Greg LeBlanc took home the prize for Baddest Bagger in AZ.

Bands like Skid Row and Warrant seen here played the main stage rocking through the night at Cyclefest.

This custom made bike from Bourget's Bike Works carried a price tag of $81,995 and featured hot orange accents.

This biker had his biker bird with him and was happy to take photos.

The new Helldorado girls calandar featured some classy ladies dressed in lingerie and biker garb.

Boss Hoss Cycles had a full line of demo rides to try out.

Another custom made by Bourget's Bike Works that had chrome all over and four wheels instead of two.

An easy way to get around the event and these ladies did it in style.

Another contest displayed some built from the ground up customs like this ride built by Dan Ranney.

It is not only about the bike but the presentation and this bike had props galore.

This skeleton framed custom paid attention to detail and showmanship matched by no other bike in the competition.

Fumar Cigars had the lovely Jessica persauding the crowd to buy.

This is the Arizona Centennial Copper Chopper that will go to one lucky winner.

Team Diva showcased this custom painted bike that gleamed in the sun.

Freedom Exhaust had a fully stocked display that seemed to reflect the sun with vengence.

Bike games were played on site and included this funny hot dog eating contest.

Helldorado girls dressed to kill.

The Hideaway Grill is a popular biker bar in Cave Creek, AZ.

The thirst quencher at the Hideaway Grill.

Trask Performance is a sponsor of the Hideaway Grill during AZ Bike Week.

The Hideaway Grill bartenders are eager to please.

Beauties and bikes at AZ Bike Week.

Howling Helmets offered some designer biker lids.

Jack Links provided free snacks to those in need.

Vulcan and Kawasaki offered factory demo rides all week long.

Fumar Cigars had this hottie helping them sell product.

MotoUSA promotional model Lina worked the crowd and handed out swag.

Jim Nasi Customs had this sweet ride on display.

The Miss AZ Bike Week Pageant had some serious talent.

Pageant contestant number one likes Harley-Davidson.

Pageant contestant number four likes long walks on the beach.

Pageant contestant number four got my vote!

Pageant contestant number 8 was looking cute in her hot pink bikini.

Miss 2010 AZ Bike Week was on site supporting the contest.

This is one cool trike on display at Paul Yaffe's Bagger Nation booth.

Crusaders for the Children Motorcycle Club held a charity auction that included some autographed guitars.

This bagger was decked out in tattoo art.

Note the attention to detail on the forks and wheel.

Full sleeves on this bagger.

The sky ride was a hit during the night time festivities.

Russ Brown Motorcycle Accident lawyer was on vendor row with this Ducati on display.

Vendors offered full service installs right on vendor row.

Can-am Spyder offered factory demo rides on their new RSS and other models.

Star Motorcycles had a full line of cruisers available to ride.

The sportbike stunt show got the crowd cheering through the night.

Swoll magazine had some inked up girls showing off.

This Trask Turbo System was looking lean and mean.

This turbo system will make your fast bike even faster!

Ural displayed some popular sidecar models.

Jager girls and jager bombs were a huge hit late into the night.

Fast bikes and fast girls is what Trask Performance is all about.

The Vulcan babes could not get any hotter.

This is just one of the amazing bikes Trask Performance had on display.

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