Official Bike Week brought to you by
The Daytona Regional Chamber of Commerce
Official Bike Week brought to you by
The Daytona Regional Chamber of Commerce
We are excited to embark on our 78th Anniversary. The official dates and logo have been announced and are featured here. Be sure to check this site again for Official Sponsors, Official Information and Official Gear for this great new Bike Week Festival in 2019!
Daytona Beach is a city on Florida’s Atlantic coast. It’s known for Daytona International Speedway, which hosts February’s iconic Daytona 500 NASCAR race. The beach has hard-packed sand where driving is permitted in designated areas. Near the boardwalk’s rides and arcades, Daytona Beach Bandshell stages free summer concerts. Steps from the beach, Daytona Lagoon water park offers go-karts, laser tag and waterslides.
To help plan your Bike Week Trip, check out our Bike Week Travel Guide.
Daytona Regional Chamber Member Properties - You can now use the Daytona Regional Chamber of Commerce’s BOOKING CONNECTOR for your Daytona Beach Lodging needs. Simply use the BOOK YOUR STAY module located at the top left of every page. Our system connects directly into each members reservation system.
Daytona Beach Convention and Visitors Bureau -When you think of American originals, there is one place that instantly stirs up feelings of fun in the sun by simply saying its name, Daytona Beach!
Official Bike Week Welcome Center – See us at our brand-new location at ONE DAYTONA, Daytona Beach’s new outdoor lifestyle and entertainment destination, across from the Daytona International Speedway on One Daytona Blvd, Daytona Beach. Here you’ll find our helpful Daytona Regional Chamber Ambassadors who love to share an insider’s view of great places to go, fun things to do or services you may need. We’ve also got the Official Pocket Guide & Official Bike Week Poster customized by Artist Representative, Adam Meurer from Hintz Studios with original art created by Artist, Matthew Hintz.
Have you ever been at a bike rally and seen a rider off to the side of the road waiting for his or her engine to cool down? It’s especially problematic at the height of summer. Here’s what often happens. As heat intensifies, motor oil loses viscosity and becomes thinner. The oil can become so thin that the engine loses oil pressure, causing ...
