With the support of Harley-Davidson, Alliance High students built a custom motorcycle that went on display at the One Moto Show. What started as a classroom project became a source of pride, confidence, and real-world experience for students learning fabrication, mechanics, welding, and problem-solving.

Now, we're helping them build what's next.

On Saturday, August 29, join us for the Alliance High Charity Poker Run—a day of riding that directly supports Alliance High's motorcycle education program and the next generation of builders carrying this craft forward.

The Route

Start: Steelhead Harley-Davidson
Registration: 9:00 AM–10:30 AM

See See Motor Coffee Co.

Alliance High School (exclusive look inside the student motorcycle shop)

Vista House

Word of Mouth Motorcycle Garage

Finish: Steelhead Harley-Davidson

We'll wrap up the day back at the dealership with poker hand awards, raffle prizes, food, drinks, live music, and a celebration of the people keeping Portland's motorcycle culture alive.

Why It Matters
Every registration directly funds opportunities for Alliance High students to learn hands-on trade skills, build real motorcycles, and discover careers they may never have otherwise imagined.

If riding has ever given you freedom, community, purpose, or a career, this is your chance to help pass that on to the next generation.