Speaking of marking your calendars, Bike Week is back in Daytona and set to build a future generation of bikers. “The first step to a motorcycle license is learning how to ride a bicycle,” says Mandy Rossmeyer, Director of Marketing & Events at Bruce Rossmeyer’s H-D. “So we are excited to bring the Flying Piston Builder’s Breakfast back to Destination Daytona and proud to support motorcycling in our local community by enabling an All Kids Bike training program at Ormond Beach Elementary School.”
The signature feature of the Breakfast is the IRONe16 Build-Off presented by STACYC showcasing four professionally customized IRONe electric bikes, which will be unveiled and auctioned that morning. The 2022 class of IRONe pro builders include:
• Cory Ness of Arlen Ness Enterprises
• Gina Woods of Open Road Radio & Jim Lynch of Revelations1 Concepts
• Brian Schaffran of Skidmark Garage
• NASCAR legend Rusty Wallace with his son Steven Wallace of Southern Country Customs
“The team at STACYC are always excited to grow the next generation of riders,” adds STACYC’s Matt Schumann. “Supporting programs like the Flying Piston Builders Breakfast and the Rossmeyers are great ways to share the love of riding. We can’t wait to see the creativity these builders share.”
“This Flying Piston Breakfast revives the builder breakfast events of the mid-2000’s when Bruce Rossmeyer himself welcomed us to gather the riding community in support of local charities,” concludes Marilyn Stemp, co-founder of Flying Piston Benefit. “We’re delighted that Shelly and Mandy Rossmeyer are carrying on the tradition, making a place for riders to meet legacy and emerging custom builders and to support the motorcycle community.”
More at: www.flyingpistonbenefit.com