Extreme Midget Wrestling featured different fighting personalities and several forays into the crowd so the contestants could swing chairs and a ladder at each other.
Zipline rides across the rally fairgrounds were popular for $10 a pop.
The rally grounds included vendors selling bike accessories, leather, T-shirts, Navajo tacos and lots of other food.
Biker bull riding offered both the live version and the mechanical kind. Most riders ended up on the ground.
Rides for various charities raised funds throughout the rally. Bikes usually could be heard rumbling between the Southern Ute Fairgrounds, Sky Ute Casino, and Durango and Vallecito.
The bike show on Saturday is a popular place for bikers to show their big rigs and admire others' rides.
New attractions at this year's Four Corners Motorcycle Rally included Extreme Midget Wrestling, a double zipline and Jazmine Cain, a rock singer well-known on the biker rally circuit. Organizers reported an increase in bikers at the rally and will have preliminary numbers available next month.
