https://www.cnet.com/roadshow/news/one-moto-show-2019-10th-annual-portland/

Despite the show changing dramatically over the last decade -- you have to pay to get in, for example, and big corporate sponsors like Indian are participating -- it still managed to capture not only what's so appealing about motorcycle culture but also appeal to a vast variety of people. Friday night was all loud music and beer-soaked flannel-wearing folks, while Saturday morning was a much more quiet, family oriented and kid-friendly vibe.

Among my favorite bikes at the show were a highly customized Ducati Scrambler Desert Sled built by Alex Earle of Earle Motors. The Alaskan, as it's called, was turned into a hardcore dual-sport/ADV bike with additional fuel tanks, carbon fiber skid plates, and swingarm extensions, and then ridden from California to Alaska and displayed in as-ridden condition.