Keith bell
Vice President
Hello, my name is Keith Bell, and I’m the Vice President of the Professional Biker Rodeo Association. I was born and raised in Wyoming, often referred to as the cowboy state. For most of my life, I’ve worked as an equipment operator across various fields.
From the age of seven, I discovered my love for motorcycles and entertaining people, or as I like to call it, showing off. I’ve always had a passion for horsepower and the thrill of adrenaline. I got my first motorcycle at eight years old as a Christmas gift, and by 12, I received a racing three-wheeler. After enduring countless broken bones and stitches, I finally felt like I had mastered the art of the power slide. At 15, I got my first street-legal bike, an XR 500, and since then I’ve owned several bikes, including a ’69 Harley, a couple of Sportsters, mini bikes, a Softail, and my second love, my ’08 Road Glide.
It was during a trip to Red Lodge, Montana, that I experienced my first motorcycle rodeo and met Ben Barto, also known as “Bone Daddy.” Watching the rodeo and seeing the excitement and passion in my daughter’s eyes, I knew our lives had changed forever. Over the years, as we built friendships with other riders, their families, and Bone Daddy, we decided to form this association. Our mission is to bring together professional riders to inspire youth, showcase their skills, and gain recognition at a national level.
Join us on this incredible ride. Together, we can support our veterans, build our community, and have some fun along the way.
