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Richard "Flash" Bryan of Yuba City looks at patches from Hatches Patches at the Easyriders Bike Show at the Sacramento Convention Center, Saturday, Jan. 12, 2013. -
Bikers park outside of the Easyriders Bike Show at the Sacramento Convention Center, Saturday, Jan. 12, 2013. -
A Harley by Poor Boys Dream on display shows off a fancy paint job by Kandy Paint at the Easyriders Bike Show at the Sacramento Convention Center. -
An Oakland Raiders' Championship Tribute Chopper by Lazzarini Customs was on display at the Easyriders Bike Show at the Sacramento Convention Center. -
Dancers with the Purrfect Angelz sign autographs after performing on stage at the Easyriders Bike Show at the Sacramento Convention Center, Saturday, Jan. 12, 2013. From left are Lindsay Dennis, Kristine May, Tanea Brooks and Paige Peterson. -
Bikers for Christ ministers, Kenn Bennett and Tony Grasso chat at the Easyriders Bike Show at the Sacramento Convention Center. -
An art motorcycle made of chain by Arcangel Metal Artworks of Concord was on display at the Easyriders Bike Show at the Sacramento Convention Center. -
Tanea Brooks of the Purrfect Angelz performs at the Easyriders Bike Show at the Sacramento Convention Center. -
A helmet on display with a Harley by Poor Boys Dream shows off a fancy paint job by Kandy Paint at the Easyriders Bike Show at the Sacramento Convention Center. -
A Harley Davidson bike owned by Erin Chavira of San Jose was on display at the Easyriders Bike Show at the Sacramento Convention Center. -
One of the bikes on display at the Easyriders Bike Show at the Sacramento Convention Center. -
One of the bikes on display at the Easyriders Bike Show at the Sacramento Convention Center. -
One of the bikes on display at the Easyriders Bike Show at the Sacramento Convention Center. -
One of the bikes on display at the Easyriders Bike Show at the Sacramento Convention Center featured an eyeball design. -
One of the bikers attended with his Indian Scout bike that was parked outside at the Easyriders Bike Show at the Sacramento Convention Center. -
Kevin Powers who tours with the Easy Riders makes a balloon for James Lewis, 9, at the Easyriders Bike Show at the Sacramento Convention Center. -
Hatch Joukadarian of Hatches Patches sews on a patch for a customer at the Easyriders Bike Show at the Sacramento Convention Center. -
Easyriders Bike Show goers appreciate a Harley Davidson bike at the Sacramento Convention Center.
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