Las Vegas, Nevada 89101
Sadly the 2020 Las Vegas BikeFest has been canceled. Next, the below information is from the before the cancellation of what would have been the 20th annual rally.
What’s going on at Las Vegas Bike Week?
As you know, the city of Las Vegas is one of the best party destinations in the US. For instance, there are the casinos, clubs, bars, strip clubs, as well as The Strip. Subsequently, when you add in thousands of bikers for Las Vegas bike fest things can get pretty wild.
In addition to what the city has to offer, there are a lot of events for Las Vegas Bike Fest. At this point the official event schedule has not been announced, but here are some of the traditional things that happen at the bike week. First, at the Vegas motorcycle rally there are a lot of special gambling events organized. For instance there are poker walks, poker run, biker bingo, and cash fun run.
Also at the Bikefest in Las Vegas there are a lot of contests. For instance, there is a bikini, tattoo, and best facial hair contest. And of course the 2020 Miss Las Vegas Bikefest contest.
Two other big draws at the bike fest include the flat track racing and multiple motorcycle shows. Although there are bands, they are not big name acts. For instance, at the 2019 Las Vegas Bike Fest Steel Panther was the headlining act. Finally, there is a big shopping spree giveaway, motorcycle giveaway, and vendors at the bike week in Las Vegas.
As of yet, fees for the Vegas Bike Fest have not been announced.
Hogs & Heifers Saloon during Las Vegas Bikefest
Hogs & Heifers has become one of the biggest things to check out during Las Vegas Bikefest. Over the years it has evolved into its own event called Rally in the Alley.
For instance at Hogs & Heifers there are 20 plus hot bartenders who dance on the bars. Also, there are three bike shows, tattoo artists onsite, 30 vendors, and food trucks. Now for the good news, there is no admission fee and motorcycle parking is free.
** Finally, see what else is happening on our motorcycle events calendar.
