Augie's Classic
Ghost Motorcycle Ride

Riding to Ghost Country

Augie's Classic Motorcycles isn't just a pizza oven and a yard full of bikes — it's DeFeo family ground. Augie's father, Sal “Ghost” DeFeo, built one of the most legendary motorcycle shops on the East Coast right here in Port Washington.

Sal earned the nickname “Ghost” for how fast he'd vanish from the police on his Harley. He started wrenching and selling bikes out of his own garage as a teenager and grew Ghost Motorcycles into a Port Washington institution — a crammed, museum-grade temple of rare and bevel-drive Ducatis that pulled in racers, riders, and even Billy Joel. The DeFeos sponsored road racing, scrambles, and motocross, and Sal rode his Harley until days before he passed in 2021 at 94. The town renamed a stretch of Main Street in his honor.

So when we point our bikes at Augie's, we're rolling straight into real motorcycling history. Come hungry. Ride sharp.