With most spring and early summer rallies being cancelled due to a worldwide pandemic, we were lucky Danny and Aga, founders of Bad Grease Clothing were able to reschedule The Greasiest Motorcycle Show for August. This was the third year The Greasiest has gone down in Lombard, Illinois at Brauer House, and even though the event was moved from inside the ballroom to be outside in the parking lot, it remained in the spirit of all things Harley, all things custom.
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