It rained on Saturday so we were unable to ride the bike and we felt sorry for all the bikers traveling in the rain, but they at least had two nice days for York bike week and bike night in downtown York. Although we had fun riding in the parade I prefer standing on the side watching and looking at all the different bikes as they pass by.

The little kids are spoiled by the Easter bunny and the clowns in our other parades because they toss them candy and some of them made me feel bad because they were holding their hands out begging for candy and I honestly hadn’t even thought to get any. Below are a few more photos I managed to get before the camera went totally bonkers.
Unique Trike

Parade Bikes Moving Out From Fairgrounds

York’s Finest Keeping Everything Under Control

Scary Looking People Watching

Historical Central Market/ Parade Route

White Rose Party Corner

No one knows yet if this is our last York Bike night in downtown York where they block off the roads so the motorcycle parade starting from the York fairgrounds to downtown can run without interference. People line the streets to watch the parade. We usually like to go downtown and watch the parade and then walk around and check out the vendors and listen to the bands, but this year we decided to ride in the parade. They started lining up around 5 and it was very well planned out so it went off without a hitch at 6:00 last night. I just noticed the time is off on my camera.

I tried to take some pictures, but my camera was acting up.  I bet there were at least 2,000 bikes and it seemed like a lot more than 2 years ago. We missed it last year because we were in Kentucky. I think everyone is afraid that this is the last one since Harley may be moving their plant and they are the big draw and sponsor for this event. People come from all over the country to have fun, socialize, take demo rides and ride in the parade, it’s a big event for York and pulls in a lot of revenue, if Harley moves their plant then York will be hurting. I’ll post more tomorrow.

We rode to Chambersburg Saturday to the M&S Harley Davidson for the bike and Corvette show. They had live music and food vendors and this is usually what we do on weekends. There’s usually always something going on some place around us and it’s just what we do. I took a few photos because I like to put them in an album. I added just a few of the bikes that were entered in the show below, all money raised goes for a good cause. Bill was drooling over the older Corvettes.