One Moto Show 2025: Best Scramblers, Trackers, & Fighters

Straight Outta PDX: Scramblers, Trackers, Streetfighters, and more!

The 2025 One Moto Show was the biggest yet, featuring more than 300 custom, rare, vintage, and just plain strange bikes from all over the world. The show has come a looong way in its 16 years…

“In 2010 we hosted the very first The One Motorcycle Show in an old abandoned warehouse. Since then, each year we’ve crafted an event to celebrate the weird, rare, and unconventional bikes that we all love in a way that everyone can enjoy… Our driving force to keep going is the feeling that we’re adding to something that we love. We want to give back to motorcycling. We want to be inclusive and inspire people to participate.”

Founded and organized by the good folks at Portland’s See See Motorcycles, now fills up the 100,000+ square-foot Zidell Yards on Portland’s South Waterfront — a massive open-air structure used for shipbuilding in the 1930s. The show has even caught on outside the customs world, entering the motorcycling mainstream.

“Weird and Wonderful… We left struck with the custom-bike bug.” — ADV Rider

For 2025 our man on the ground was once again Fouad “Moh” Mohiadeen (@astronaut_bear), a Baghdad-born, Portland-raised Navy veteran with three combat air medals. Moh is a diehard moto aficionado, exotic car chaser, and the founder of Panigale Riders.
Moh came home with more than 800 photos this year! This round includes street trackers, scramblers, streetfighters, super hooligans, and more. What’s your favorite bike from this bunch?

Messina SR1: Jimmy Messina (1995-2023) / RD Kustom

Featured here on BikeBound!

1984 Honda VT500 Ascot: Scott Miyako (@miyakomytaco)

2009 Suzuki CS1: Ned Thanhouser

1993 Harley Sportster Hooligan: Daniel Cirone

1994 Harley Sportster “The Dirtster” from Bill Bushling

Honda XL200 “The Fresh Prince” by Red Right Hand

Featured Here on BikeBound!

2004 BMW R1200C: Boxer Metal

1969 Rokon Trailbreaker Mk3: Gary Legendre

Says the owner: “It floats!!!” (The hollow aluminum wheels can hold 4.5 gallons of extra fuel. If left empty, yes, the Rokon will float. More info below.)

H-D Sportster Street Tracker: @chainfling

(Let us know in the comments!)

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  1. Nice. Best coverage and photos of any moto Enews letter yet!

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