Sport Bikes, Superbikes, and Modern Racers from One Moto 2025…
The 16th annual One Motorcycle Show in Portland, Oregon, was bigger and better than ever this year. Hosted by the good folks at See See Motorcycles, the show may have grown bigger and wilder over the years, but the spirit remains the same:
“The One Motorcycle Show is an inclusive showcase crafted to celebrate weird, rare, custom, classic and unconventional bikes in a way that everyone can enjoy, whether they ride or not. Started with the impulsive idea to bring together a small community of enthusiasts in underground venues of Portland, now it has expanded to an improbable massive event that is admired around the globe.”
The show has grown from an abandoned warehouse to the Zidell Yards on Portland’s South Waterfront — a 100,000+ square-foot open-air space where ships were built in the 1930s.
For 2025 we were fortunate to have our man Fouad “Moh” Mohiadeen (@astronaut_bear) once again shooting for us. Moh is a Baghdad-born, Portland-raised Navy veteran with three combat air medals, and he’s one hell of a light wrangler.
With more than 800 photos this year, we’ve split them up into several segments based on the loose genre/style of the bikes included. This round includes superbikes, supersports, and modern racebikes. What’s your favorite bike from this round?
1984 Honda VF1000F Interceptor: ICON 1000
From the builder: As a youth, we gazed at the patriotic liveries of the Interceptor offerings. Their myriad of displacements beckoning both novice and expert alike. It was a short window for the VF in their original form. They were from a time when Honda took chances. When red, white, and blue dominated in both tech and style… It was the dawn of the sportbike, and there would never be another. For forty years, we’ve chased the feeling that 1984 gave us — forty years of longing for the same adolescent desire. And in New Found Hope, we found it. Based on a 1984 VF1000F Interceptor, she is an homage to what was, with concerted adoption of what is, to showcase what could be.
2022 Ducati V2 from Kyle Foster (@captain_kyle_foster)
1993 Ducati 900SS from Eric Jergensen
2022 Suzuki GSX-R1000 from Gillustrated Airbrush
2023 Yamaha R7 from Lacie Foster (@fowlfatale)
2021 Ducati Streetfighter V4-S: Mike
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