Article By And Photos By: Jason Hallman
S
turgis was a very different rally this time around. I thought I’d share with Cycle Source some of those events attended on behalf of TORQUE. Source Media wants to give Cycle Source readers a preview of the content they can find in the sister publication TORQUE Magazine’s second issue. As many of you may already know, the burgeoning performance scene has grown more popular over the last ten-year period. Starting with the FXR Show at the Buffalo Chip on the first Sunday of the event, we had a preview of which bikes would be featured throughout the other shows during the rest of the week. If you
56
October - November ‘21 - CYCLE SOURCE MAGAZINE
are into FXRs (even a smidge), I’d say you won’t find a better group of humans to hang with for a few hours.
You’ll see some of the best examples of one of Harley’s finest machines to
ever roll off an assembly line. Monday’s performance show (again at the Buffalo Chip) was hosted by a new promoter this year, John O’Brien from Hardcore Cycles. If that name sounds familiar, it should. John is the associate editor of TORQUE and my co-host weekly on TORQUE Performance Television. John had some killer machines, and the winner received a titled FXR frame for the grand prize. Tuesday was the Lil Evil Performance Show hosted by TORQUE Magazine, and we had 50 entrants on hand. Killer trophies were built by Justin Page (@mymachinist), and we had a total of 10 classes. The weather was killer, too, as most
