Rolling Together | Viclas and Lowriders in Celebration

Rides of Pride headed to Miami over the weekend for the Miami_Viclas & Majestic Miami CC "Cinco de Mayo" celebration Peterson's Harley Davidson of Miami.
Viclas motorcycles emerged as a subculture within the broader Harley-Davidson motorcycle community. Viclas typically refer to customized Harley-Davidson motorcycles. These bikes often feature sleek, minimalist designs with a focus on performance, incorporating aftermarket parts and modifications to enhance both aesthetics and functionality.
Over time, enthusiasts from both the lowrider and Viclas communities began to appreciate and admire each other's vehicles. This led to an exchange of ideas and techniques, with elements of lowrider style being incorporated into Viclas motorcycles, and vice versa.
As the crossover between lowriders and Viclas motorcycles grew, so too did the sense of community and collaboration between enthusiasts from both subcultures. Events and gatherings began to feature both customized cars and motorcycles, providing opportunities for individuals to share their passion for custom vehicles and learn from each other's expertise.
Today, the relationship between Viclas motorcycles and the lowrider community continues to evolve. While they remain distinct subcultures with their own unique characteristics, there is a mutual respect and appreciation for each other's customs and traditions.

[@edud8452]

Where did you get the round crash bars/engine guards on the first bikes?

[@Bikesandbowties]

It's one culture... "Chicano"

[@AlexAcosta-zg4fr]

Hey I was the kid that was countdown in the show

[@tachynita]

Loved 😍 😍 😍