BikeWeekReport.com Daytona Beach, Florida

* Biker Partygrounds

Let me introduce myself. My name is Henry Jordan. I've lived here in Daytona Beach since 1973. By day I'm a professional jeweler, at night I'm a webmaster. I've always enjoyed the beach and the abundant nightlife partying scene here. The last party I was involved with, lasted for 15 years and just ended in 1988. Yes, I typed it right and you read it right. A 15 year party. Now I'm older, happily married and don't indulge anymore. Now, I'm a spectator, with a myriad of hard-core partying memories, merrily dancing in my head. The sport I'm best at is being a spectator and participant of, is BIKE WEEK (sure, it's a sport) in Daytona Beach. OK... you are right, BIKE WEEK is a party. Just don't tell my wife. This will be our secret...:-)
I live 2 miles from Main Street which is the heart and most famous biker hotspot of Bike Week and Biketoberfest. And now that these events have grown to more than a half million participants, there are hotspots located all over the county to accommodate them. There is just far too much to see and do during this massive county-wide event. I hope you can come here to personally enjoy and engage in the festivities. But, for you that can't be here in person... I've created "Henry's Roving Webcam" to capture the festivities on film to broadcast it here (a new image every 15 seconds), so that you may experience a Virtual BIKE WEEK or BIKETOBERFEST. It's not as good as the real thing but close. And if you miss the "live" broadcast that happens during the events, I will be archiving the "best of" shots and post them so that you can enjoy them all year long. So where ever you are in the world, get away from the humdrum sameness of your daily toil. Take a break at your home, school or office. Step out of your world and into a Virtual BIKE WEEK in Daytona Beach, Florida (don't worry, I won't tell your boss)...;-)
I'm a webcam'ing fool and as the webcam master of Daytona I will have plenty pictures to show you and besides... I ride a Harley, I can do this.
OK...lets ride...

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Here's a motorcycle pendant that I, Henry Jordan the Jeweler created. It's hand carved in wax, then cast into 14kt gold or sterling silver using the lost wax casting process.