There were a number of other customized and classic motorcycles at the motorcycle show.

 I loved the paint job on this Harley.
 Half cartoon hurricane, half acid-trip, this was my favorite paint job of any bike at the show.
 This bratty BMW R90 was a little bit of custom class.
 Cyber punk bobber with huge tires.


Indian Motorcycles exhibited a bunch of cool bikes, including this "Track Chief (above)."
 The Indian Scout is another classic American motorcycle.
 The Indian "Thunder Stroke 111," measured in cubic inches rather than CC's. I think this comes to about 1800cc's or so...
 Crazy paint on a  tricked out custom Hayabusa and a Honda CBR1000RR.
 This was a beautiful window into the past glory of racing success with Triumph's Gary Nixon Tribute Bike.
 This absurd KTM SuperDuke was rendered useless by it's silly paint job.
 I didn't really know too much about Motus,  but here is there MST R, their entry into the touring market.

 1949 Velocette KTT Special
 Kawasaki GS and Z1, both from the early 1970's.
Red Bull Factory Yamaha MotoGP bike.
Either Jorge Lorenzo's or Valentino Rossi's Movistar Yamaha MotoGP bike.
Honda had a pretty cool exhibit, with each major iteration of the Goldwing series since the mid-1970's on display at the show.

Unsanctioned Block Party at Union Garage

 A few weeks back, Union Garage held their Second Annual Unsanctioned Block Party.  The night before a club member had texted me, as he was trying to get the DOCNYC to join this event, which I actually stumbled on by accident last year, while going to the shop to buy a plate puller for my Monster. 
 Of course I showed up about 12:30, but there were no local club members in sight, except a DESMO member that I knew from some upstate rides.
 When I arrived, there were less than twenty people, and in keeping with the proudly "unsanctioned" nature of the party, the police had actually come, asking the Union Garage team to move their equipment and food back inside. Before long though, the place was buzzing with people.
 The shop was opened up for dining, and some of the restoration projects were on full display.
 Like the art these bikes truly are, the exposed trellis frame and engine case of this Ducati Monster were proudly exhibited.
 One of the restoration projects in which Union Garage specializes was this beautiful Guzzi LeMans for sale.
 ...as well as this lovely LaVerda.
...and a rather dirty Paul Smart Edition GT1000

 In addition to Ducs were a number of classics, like this Sixties-era Spanish-made Montessa (Impala I think?).