Marrickville’s streets echoed with the thunderous rumble of finely-tuned engines and the rhythmic beats of rock ‘n’ roll music as Throttle Roll stormed into town on October 2nd Labour Day. Check out all the fun that was had at this years’ Throttle Roll street party! Press Release: Throttle Roll. 

Marrickville's streets echoed with the thunderous rumble of finely-tuned engines and the rhythmic beats of rock 'n' roll music as Throttle Roll stormed into town on October 2nd Labour Day.

Marrickville’s streets echoed with the thunderous rumble of finely-tuned engines and the rhythmic beats of rock ‘n’ roll music as Throttle Roll stormed into town on October 2nd Labour Day. Check out all the fun that was had!

This year’s edition of the Throttle Roll Street Party lived up to its reputation as the premier showcase for classic bikes and custom motorcycles, featuring cafe racers, choppers, and bobbers that left attendees in awe. With an incredible turnout of over 2,500 motorcycle enthusiasts and curious onlookers alike, Throttle Roll once again proved its status as a must-attend event for those passionate about two-wheeled machines and anyone looking to soak up the vibrant atmosphere

Enthusiasts from all corners of the country (and a few from overseas) converged on Saywell St, presenting their unique creations and classic motorcycles for all to admire. Whether it was the sleek lines of a cafe racer, the rugged charm of a chopper, or the minimalist elegance of a bobber, Throttle Roll had it all.

Throttle Roll wasn’t just about motorcycles; The event offered an incredible musical lineup featuring six bands throughout the day including headline acts XOLO and Papa Pilko & The Binrats. Attendees were treated to the sounds of rock music and rockabilly, providing the perfect soundtrack to accompany the visual spectacle of the motorcycles on display.

Attendees were treated to the sounds of rock music and rockabilly, providing the perfect soundtrack to accompany the visual spectacle of the motorcycles on display.

Attendees were treated to the sounds of rock music and rockabilly, providing the perfect soundtrack to accompany the visual spectacle of the motorcycles on display.

While the event was a haven for motorcycle enthusiasts, it also attracted a diverse crowd of individuals who may not have initially considered themselves motorcycle aficionados. Families, friends, and curious locals came together to enjoy the vibrant atmosphere, mouthwatering food, and unique vendors, making it a memorable day for all.

Mark Hawwa of Throttle Roll, said, “We couldn’t be happier with this year’s Throttle Roll Street Party. The passion and enthusiasm of the motorcycle community, combined with the support of the broader community, made for an unforgettable day. We’re already excited for next year and can’t wait to see what incredible motorcycles and experiences we’ll have in store.”

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