The annual Lowrider Super Show in Albuquerque, New Mexico has to be one of the best lowrider shows ever. If you weren’t convinced beforehand, then the tour stop in 2021 has just proven it. For years this show has moved to the top of the food chain because of the amount of high quality custom and classic rides it attracts. New Mexico believers must be proud of what the lowrider culture reflects and represents in their land of enchantment.
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The basis
The heart and soul of this movement are Joe Romero of Artemis Promotions, his family and the brotherhood he has built among his crew members. In addition to raising the bar for show-quality vehicle displays year after year, it also takes New Mexico lowriders who believe in and support this monumental event.
This show has become a tradition and nothing stands in the way of its progress. We have more than 100 pictures of classic rags, customs, bomb trucks and cars, motorcycles and a whole hall full of bicycles and pedal cars. There was a stage that entertained everyone all day long with live music, many stalls and around 20 cars with jacks to marvel at the “Showcase Lane”.
All clubs welcome
It was just as entertaining outside the halls, with a jumping competition from Franks Hydraulics. Thousands of fans lined the sidewalks to enter the convention center and it was well worth the wait. All kinds of auto clubs supported the country from Colorado, California, Texas, and Arizona. Of course, New Mexico’s auto clubs were fully stocked to welcome everyone. The Dukes, Rollerz Only, Majestics, New Mexico, GoodTimes, High Class, Imperials, Klique, the Pachucos and United were just a few of the hundreds of clubs that exhibited or represented at this show.
Take a close look at the coverage and see for yourself that you missed some good coverage. Then, mark your calendars for next year’s Albuquerque Super Show, which takes place on June 5, 2022, to experience the New Mexico movement and the lowrider way of life!
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