STAR Custom Bike Show

Bike Show Registration Form

Entry Fees:

The entry fee for entering your bike into the STAR Custom Bike Show is included in the 2010 STAR BQ registration. 

If you have not registered for 2010 STAR BQ the entry fee for entering your bike into the STAR Custom Bike Show will be $45.00

Registration Form:

The top portion is completed by the participant.  The participant should note any engine upgrades that are not visible.  The lower portion is completed by the registration personnel.

A bike number will be issued, class determined, and model noted if it is placed in a class that differentiates the different models.

If the bike qualifies for Custom or Mild Custom the engine modifications will be noted with the bike number on the card that will be attached or placed on the bike.

The only information listed on the card placed on the bike will show the Bike Number, and any engine modifications.  No other information will be listed.

Determining Winners:

Class Winners:

Winners of all classes will be decided by a panel of impartial judges.  Judges will be using a score sheet for each class and the total of all score sheets will determine the placement of the winners.

Peoples Choice:

One winner will be chosen by popular vote.  All bikes entered in the show are eligible to win this category.  This allows all bikes entered in the STAR Custom Bike Show to be eligible to win up to two awards.

Determining Class Placement:

On the registration form, each class will be examined for the qualifications required for placement of a bike.  Starting at the Custom Class and if the bike does not meet those requirements then the next class is considered.  Each requirement in each class must be met to qualify for that class.  If any item is missing, then move to the next lower class for qualification requirements.

The only exception is the Theme Class.  If the owner wishes to register the bike in a different class other than Theme, the bike shall be entered into the class it qualifies in based on the rating sheet.

 Class Explanations:

Custom Class:

• There has to be body modifications and / or frame modifications to the bike.
• No stock paint is allowed.  The bike has to be custom painted.

  Note: This class does not differentiate between bike models, all models compete together.

 Semi-Custom Class:

• No body modifications and / or frame modifications to the bike.
• Custom paint or modifications to stock paint (In this class, the bike either has to have some form of modifications to the stock paint such as detailing, graphics, or pin stripping, or have been custom painted)

650cc and Larger – V-Star, 650, 1100, and 1300, Road Star / Warrior / Stratoliner / Roadliner, Royal Star.  Any Models with engines larger than 650cc (Such as Kawasaki 2000 or Vulcan)

Touring – Venture, Touring Models (Such as Gold Wings).  This class bikes must have a front fairings.

Mild Custom Class:

• Cannot have any body or frame modifications. Bike must have after market accessories of some type.
• No custom paint is allowed. Must have stock paint, but may have added features such as pin stripping, detailing, etc.

650cc and Larger – V-Star, 650, 1100, and 1300, Road Star / Warrior / Stratoliner / Roadliner, Royal Star.  Any Models with engines larger than 650cc (Such as Kawasaki 2000 or Vulcan)

Touring – Venture, Touring Models (Such as Gold Wings).  This class bikes must have a front fairings.

Theme Class:

• Must have specific theme exhibited in the custom paint. Such as cartoon characters, sports, movie, event that the bike reflects, patriotic ideas, etc.  The bike theme should be clearly defined throughout the bike.
• Can have body or frame modifications, but is not a requirement.
• The frame can be custom painted, but is not a requirement.
• No professional builders are allowed.

Best Modified Class:

• Trikes, sport bikes, and any bike that does not fit into any of the above categories.