The highlight of Thursday evening was a captivating performance by Michael Charette, delighting the audience with classic rock hits, setting the stage for an epic weekend.

Friday evening kicked off with performances starting at 7:30 PM by Blackout, paying tribute to Scorpions, followed by IronWhat at 8:30 PM, delivering an electrifying homage to Iron Maiden with their renditions from "Killer" to "Fear of the Dark". The night ended on a high note with Rammstime at 11:00 PM, shaking the stage with their tribute to Rammstein, complete with explosions and fireworks that left the crowd on edge with each blast! Nearly identical to the real Rammstein, Rammstime perfectly mimics the legendary German band's performances, with flaming microphones, gunshots, and even a keyboardist "tortured and put in a cauldron" during "Mein Teil".

Saturday began with the solemn blessing of motorcycles by Father Jimmy Delalin, symbolizing safety and camaraderie among motorcyclists. The day continued with the highly anticipated mechanical rodeo, where men and women tried their luck at taming the beast. Participants also enjoyed various competitions and surprises throughout the day. One of the most popular activities was the SlowRace, where the motorcycle that crosses the track the slowest without touching the ground wins.

In the evening, spectators were treated to sensational performances: first, a tribute to Offenbach by Mario Girard, followed by the appearance of rockstar Jonas, who resonated throughout Chute-aux-Outardes. To close the festival in style, Def Story delivered a vibrant homage to Def Leppard, immersing the audience in nostalgia until the last notes faded.

The event grounds buzzed with activity, featuring a variety of booths and vendors. From NordX motorcycles to gentlemen from Repair du Gentleman styling hair, participants explored and enjoyed a good poutine while savoring a fine "Amy" from Quebec North Shore Distillery to complement the lively spirit of the Bike Show.

As always, the Chute-aux-Outardes Bike Show exceeded expectations. It's not just about motorcycles; it's about community, music, and shared passion.

With another successful year behind it, the Chute-aux-Outardes Bike Show continues to unite motorcycle enthusiasts and showcase the best of motorcycle culture. Plans are already underway for next year's event, promising even more excitement for bikers and spectators alike.