The 2022 A.B.A.T.E of Minnesota State Rally Need-To-Know:
What:
The A.B.A.T.E. Rally is one of several events hosted by the ABATE MN. The multi-day event features live music, great food, places for camping, and a huge communal bonfire. This highly anticipated event is usually attended by thousands of bikers from around the country.
Where:
Meeker Country Fairgrounds Get Directions/Map Your Ride
When:
September 2-4, 2022
Cost:
Members: $50.00
Non-members: $70.00
Vehicle Entry Fees:
All Motorcycles are FREE, $50.00 non-motorcycle parking on grounds (no re-entry)-- Also, free parking across the street from the front gate.
Discounts/Specials:
Buy a $20 Membership, Get a $20 Day Pass!
Tentative Schedule:
Friday
8:00 am Rally officially starts
8:00 pm Live Music
Saturday
7:00 - 11:00 am VFW Breakfast at the 4H Building
9:30 am Memorial ride lineup
9:30 am Memorial service & bike blessing
10:00 am Memorial ride departs
11:30 am Tattoo Contest/Chili Contest
1:00 - 5:00 pm Motorcycle Sled Pull qualifying
3:00 pm Fashion Show
5:00 pm MRF fundraiser
7:00 pm Live Music - Centerville Allstars
10:00 pm Live Music - The Issue
Sunday
7:00 - 11:00 am VFW Breakfast at the 4H building
9:00 am Memorial Service
10:00 am Bike Show
12:30 pm Bike Games & Motorcycle Sled Pulls
7:00 pm Live Music - Hillbilly Ink
9:00 pm - Devon Worley Band
Event Disclaimers:
Valid ID Required. No one under 18 is allowed. Free admission for active military personnel. Weapons, fireworks, shitty attitudes, racing, pets/animals not permitted. Entertainment is subject to change.
About ABATE of Minnesota
"American Bikers for Awareness, Training and Education (A.B.A.T.E.) of Minnesota is a not-for-profit, grassroots organization that is committed to educating motorcyclists and the general public about motorcycling.
ABATE seeks to promote the positive aspects of motorcycling and strives to protect the rights of motorcyclists by being involved in the local, state, and national political process. Safer motorcycling, reducing accidents and fatalities can be best accomplished by education and training of both the motorcyclists and the general public not necessarily through additional legislation." -A.B.A.T.E MN Website