At Daytona Bike Week, Demolition on Two Wheels

NEW SMYRNA BEACH, Fla. — With the Daytona 500 falling a week after its traditional third Sunday of February, another marquee event in the greater Daytona Beach area, Bike Week, was consequently pushed forward. The annual gathering of roughly 500,000 bikers, which concluded Sunday, fell smack in the middle of the traditional collegiate spring break and the N.C.A.A. basketball tourney, as bikers and co-eds shared the beach and the bars.

Still, Bike Week traditions were upheld, like nightly cole-slaw wrestling among bikini-clad competitors at the Cabbage Patch bar. Though that event caught the attention of the Huffington Post ’s headline writers , one event managed to escape significant coverage: a biker demolition derby.

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1. Even though he had placed 22nd in his Nascar Nationwide Series debut last month, he was pleased that he had not wrecked his car or anyone else's. Pastrana, an action sports star best known for back flips on motorcycles, relaxed outside his car as
2. He said $5000 was raised May 5 during the Fallen Heroes Memorial Ride, where riders on more than 200 motorcycles participated in a 150-mile poker run. “We're overwhelmed by the amount of people that turned out,” Palmer said. With those funds and some
3. NO HELMETS: On May 9, Deputy Michael Moore was dispatched to Allen Road, where two people were seen riding motorcycles without wearing helmets. Moore arrived and saw a motorcycle with a male driver and female passenger, neither wearing helmets.
4. At 13, Breedlove persuaded his parents to help him buy a 1934 Ford coupe for $75, promising not to drive it until he got a license. To fix up this derelict, he worked in a local body shop for 50 cents an hour. His high school shop teacher donated a
5. "But this time was a lot different, because the motorcycles that he wrecked before looked crumbled up, and he would walk away from that." Adam says he wants more people to walk away from wrecks at the curve where the accident occurred.