The Bike Farm's Christmas party in Melle has long since become much more than just a small party with customers. This year, the Bike Farm attracted more than just its customers, because in addition to drinks and bikes, the party has now become legendary beyond the borders of Melle and the biker scene. The building, which was completely open to visitors, was already filling up at 11 a.m. in the morning.
Regardless of whether it was the workshop, the winter storage or the welding rooms and the paint shop, everywhere you could get an impression of how work is done there.
Food and drinks were provided outside with catering stands and a marquee and in the Bike Farm Bar on the first floor, the bikers sat with a cafe and music to chat. In the afternoon, “Christmas Girls” and body painting ensured that smartphones flashed, while in Frank Sander's photo studio there was the opportunity to have your photo taken with the bikes and girls. The fireworks display at nightfall is already traditional, which then heralds “party time”. The marquee was filled to capacity when Jorge and the rock it's picked up their instruments and started playing their rock n roll songs.
The band was only interrupted when the staff and suppliers from the Bike Farm took over the instruments and showed that they can do more than just work on bikes. As in previous years, the party ended late at night and many regular customers and new visitors were able to see for themselves that the Bike Farm lives what they do, bikes and rock n roll.
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