Our vintage bike club held the annual swap meet at the Honda dealership. This is a tradition that has been going on almost since the club was formed in 1979.
They are always happy to have us as it brings in the public to their shop and they combined the event with their own annual fall discounted items which were in abundant supply inside the building.
They had a lot of great stuff at excellent prices, but there isn't anything I need so all I did was look.
Compared to similar events in other places, it's a very small event. Members show up with a trunk full and display it behind their vehicle.
The day started off under overcast skies with mist in the air, but soon cleared to bright sunshine.
Overall, it was a fun day of socializing, trading, selling, buying, giving away and telling tall tales and true
The DGR is tomorrow (Sunday) and was also being promoted since our club is the main thrust behind the local ride which has over 50 riders registered.
The donation cup netted $112.00 which puts us at nearly $7,000.00 raised locally to support prostate cancer research.
We all have one of those damn things so it's the least we can do.
Some members rode to the event and these are their bikes.
The next three bikes are not those of club members, but it was nice they came and showed off their bikes.
They are always happy to have us as it brings in the public to their shop and they combined the event with their own annual fall discounted items which were in abundant supply inside the building.
They had a lot of great stuff at excellent prices, but there isn't anything I need so all I did was look.
Compared to similar events in other places, it's a very small event. Members show up with a trunk full and display it behind their vehicle.
The day started off under overcast skies with mist in the air, but soon cleared to bright sunshine.
Overall, it was a fun day of socializing, trading, selling, buying, giving away and telling tall tales and true
The DGR is tomorrow (Sunday) and was also being promoted since our club is the main thrust behind the local ride which has over 50 riders registered.
The donation cup netted $112.00 which puts us at nearly $7,000.00 raised locally to support prostate cancer research.
We all have one of those damn things so it's the least we can do.
Some members rode to the event and these are their bikes.
The next three bikes are not those of club members, but it was nice they came and showed off their bikes.
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