State/Prov: Oregon

May 1st, 2025
Show starts @ 7pm
Doors open @ 6pm

Ten Films, Seven Cities, Endless Inspiration

Welcome to the 2nd annual VAHNA Motorcycle Film Festival!

A film competition and festival tour celebrating the art of motorcycle cinematography that offers filmmakers a platform to showcase their unique storytelling abilities and creative vision to the world. Entries are open to anyone who is passionate about motorcycles and has a talent for capturing the essence of riding on film.

We have selected the top 10 films to be screened in various cities across the US, enjoyed by public audiences and voted on by guest judges in each city to determine the overall winner.

Year 16 of The One Motorcycle Show will take place once again at the historic Zidell Yards in Portland, Oregon, on the South Waterfront—a massive, rustic, open-air structure that was used to build ships in the 1930s.

This iconic venue has been The One Motorcycle Show’s PDX home since 2020 and is the perfect backdrop to celebrate weird, rare, and unconventional bikes in a way everyone can enjoy.

Portland dates: May 2nd-3rd-4th, 2025

We like to call it the biggest show on Earth, but at heart, we’re still that grassroots event, wild about everything on two wheels. 16 years strong and still swingin’ for the fences!

Since its inception in 2009, the One Moto Show has grown to be the largest, most-renowned custom-motorcycle show in the world, attracting thousands of bikers, non-bikers and bike-enthusiasts to Portland, Oregon each year for three days of immersive motorcycle fun!

This is your chance to get up close and personal with the best custom-motorcycles from around the world!

Funny thing about motorcycles, when you get One, you want two. When you get two you want ten. Then one day you have ten motorcycles. You start to think about how to combine all of them into one bike. Not literally combine all the parts into one, but take all the knowledge you have accumulated and build a machine that encompasses your vision of the ideal bike, The One Motorcycle.

The One Motorcycle Show sets itself apart by curating each show as a unique experience, featuring custom motorcycles, cars, art, live music, a few celebrities, and lots and lots more.

Grab a pal and come feast your senses on 300+ custom motorcycles, cars, art, rock and roll, stunt shows, bike demos, vendors, a little racing, grub, brews and everything else we can possibly squeeze into 14 acres of boatyard bliss!

Grab your tickets and join us for Year 16 of the best motorcycle show on the planet!

Saturday 3 May, 2025!

Joignez-vous à nous pour célébrer la 19e édition du International Female Ride Day!

IFRD’s “JUST RIDE” call to action rallies women motorcycle and powersports enthusiasts, urging their active participation and visibility.

In this synchronized participation, women challenge stereotypes, spotlighting the vibrant female rider community.

The Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride (DGR), the world’s largest and most stylish charitable motorcycle event on Sunday, May 18th, 2025.

Classic and vintage style motorcycles unite for men’s health.

On Sunday, May 18th, 2025, The Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride will return after celebrating 14 years of riding dapper! Over 120,000 distinguished gentlefolk in 750 cities worldwide don their finest attire, ready their engines, and press their tweed before sitting astride their classic and vintage styled motorcycles to raise funds and awareness for prostate cancer and men’s mental health.

All riders must be registered at The Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride website to view local ride details, with details are to remain confidential.

Fundraise and be rewarded.

The Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride is a celebration of the art of being dapper and riding classic and custom motorcycles. It has brought together hundreds of thousands of gentlefolk over a love of motorcycles but has united them over the causes of mental health and prostate cancer research.

34th Annual International Motorcycle Ride To Work Day 2025

June 10th 2025 – Worldwide !

NOTE: Ride to Work Day was previously held on the 3rd Monday in June. However, in certain years, the 3rd Monday in June may fall on the recently established United States federal holiday of Juneteenth and many business and government entities will be closed. Because RTW Day is about riding to work (as well as for utility transportation), starting in 2024 RTW Day will annually be on the Second Tuesday in June. This day is chosen because A) it breaks up the workweek better than a Monday day does (RTW Day is a demonstration day), and B) because a midweek day is more likely to receive media coverage than a Monday or Friday.