Enter your Bike in the Motorcycle Classics AMA Motorcycle Hall of Fame Bike Show presented by Royal Enfield!

Could your vintage motorcycle be crowned the Best in Show at Permco AMA Vintage Motorcycle Day presented by Turn 14 Distribution?

Find out at the Motorcycle Classics AMA Motorcycle Hall of Fame Bike Show presented by Royal Enfield, which is the premier bike show of the summer! The Bike Show takes place Saturday, July 25, at the Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course in Lexington, Ohio, as a foundational piece of the VMD schedule, which runs July 24-26.

The AMA Motorcycle Hall of Fame Bike Show is made up of a wide range of classes, spanning American, British, European, Japanese and more motorcycles.

ENTER YOUR BIKE!

The Motorcycle Classics AMA Motorcycle Hall of Fame Bike Show, Best in Show Award, includes a signed and framed print by noted motorsports artist Hector Cademartori of 2026 AMA Vintage Motorcycle Days Grand Marshal Freddie Spencer on his way to winning the Daytona 200 in 1985 aboard the Honda VF750F Interceptor.

To enter the Motorcycle Classics AMA Hall of Fame Bike Show presented by Royal Enfield, You must have a ticket to AMA Vintage Motorcycle Days. Tickets are still available for purchase at VintageMotorcycleDays.com/tickets/ .

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