Naomi Loomis enjoys traveling with her husband and their kids, having visited interesting locations throughout the United States and overseas.
The family travels by sailboat, yacht, air, or sometimes by motorcycle. Naomi Loomis and her husband enjoy riding their custom choppers to motorcycling events in Florida. The pair attended last year’s Bike Week 2013 in Daytona, Beach and hopes to make it back to this year’s event.
Bike Week has been held annually for 72 years, making it one
of the country’s most popular motorcycle rallies. The 2013 event began on March
8th and ran through March 17, featuring popular attractions such as motorcycle
races, exhibitions, and events.
Major motorcycle manufacturers had a presence at the event
as well, with many setting up special presentations to unveil their newest
products. Harley Davidson fans were able to ride the company’s new Breakout
while American Pickers star Mike Wolfe debuted Indian Motorcycle’s Thunder
Stroke 111 V-Twin. Parts and accessories manufacturers were not left out either,
with Darkside Scientific notably introducing its new line of electroluminescent
paint.
Naomi Loomis and the rest of the attendees had a chance to
participate in many events, such as:
2013 Bike Week
Raffle: One lucky attendees won the 2013 Official Bike Week Motorcycle.
This 2012 Street Glide customized by Harley Davidson of Daytona had an
estimated value of $35,000.
Annual Coleslaw
Wrestling Competition: This offbeat event has become a fan-favorite as it
pits twelve female contestants against one another for a chance at the $500
cash prize. Contestants must wrestle in a wing covered with shredded cabbage.
Rat’s Hole Custom
Bike Show: A staple of Bike Week for the last 41 years, this event allows
custom builders to compete for one of several handmade trophies.
Willie’s Tropical
Tattoo Old School Chopper Show: A unique take on long-running custom
builder competitions, this event draws competitors from garages and small shops
across the country. These competitors are know for being more likely to create
new parts by reinventing old parts instead of ordering from a catalog.
Learn more about Naomi Loomis on Tumblr, or ask her a question about her travels on Quora: http://www.quora.com/Naomi-Loomis.
