Visitor FAQ Hub

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Frequently asked questions

During the parade, what safety precautions are there for getting on and off the highways?

Police and fire officials will have highways blocked. This will allow our parade to move without any interference from cars or trucks and maximizes the safety of all participants. All riders must abide by all laws and regulations.

What accomodations are available?

Please refer to the list of hotels/motels and B&B on the website under "Accommodations". There will be a designated area for tenting at the waterfront in Tent City. The cost will be $40 (tax included) - for the weekend based on 2 people/site.

What happens if it rains?

There are several large indoor areas where activities can take place.

What accomodations are available?

Please refer to the list of hotels/motels and B&B on the website under "Accommodations". There will be a designated area for tenting at the waterfront in Tent City. The cost will be $40 (tax included) - for the weekend based on 2 people/site.

Is there an admission fee for the Bikers Reunion?

There is no admission or parking fee's, but there is a cover charge for the Friday and Saturday night events.

What is Vendor Alley?

This area will be for motorcycle and bike accessory vendors to display and sell their products. If you have inquiries about being a Vendor, please send us an email through the "Contact Us" link.

Will facilities be available?

There will be washroom facilities on the reunion grounds. There are shower facilities within close proximity for use by tenters in Tent City. We will have the Shower Shuttle running for your convenience to get you to and from the shower areas. Details will be available at Biker Central.

What is Bikers Reunion?

The Bikers Reunion started in 1999 as a fundraiser for cancer and as a community event celebrating the thrill of riding motorcycles. That first event was held at the Phippen Signs shop as part of their 20th Anniversary celebrations.

Over the course of that one day event, the feedback from the public and the riders made it clear that Barry Phippen was onto something big. The organization of the first reunion consisted of a committee of one (Barry), his wife and employees, and a small group of volunteers. Little did the volunteers know that they would become the core of a new, larger committee that would host the future Bikers Reunion events. At this point in time, it was not an annual event.

In 2004, it did become an annual event. It was moved to a bigger venue, the New Liskeard Fair grounds and after several additions and expansions become what is known at the Bikers Reunion.


GOALS

The Event has two main goals. The first is to be a fun, family oriented weekend celebrating the sport of riding motorcycles.

The second, and equally important goal, is to be a fundraiser to help people who are battling cancer through the Temiskaming Hospital Community Cancer Care Unit.

COMMITTEE

The committee, chaired by Barry Phippen, is a group of dedicated volunteers who give a great deal of time and effort to the cause. They share the vision of what this event can be, and give tirelessly to make the Bikers Reunion a success.

Are pets welcome?

Of course! But please note that all pets must be leashed, kept under control and abide by City By-Laws. Owners must have Up To Date Vaccination Documentation of all procedures.

Where to find the event

Location

Downtown New Liskeard

May St South

Temiskaming Shores, Ontario

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