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Blessing of the Bikes Rumbles Back to Baldwin May 14-17

Apr 17, 2026 | 11:10 AM
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April 17, 2026 ~ Chris Renwick and Lloyd Jackson chat with guests Kevin Clinton and Oscar Gomez about the upcoming Blessing of the Bikes. This family-friendly event features bikes, live music, and food.

BALDWIN, MI ~ The 54th annual Baldwin Blessing of the Bikes is set to rumble through the Michigan town to kick off the motorcycle riding season.

From May 14-17, visitors from around the country will visit the West Michigan town, with thousands of bikes lining the town’s main street for people to browse. In addition to the choppers, the event will feature live music, vendor booths, food trucks, scenic rides, and memorial displays.

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