Ride of Respect Photos

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The organisation was so slick yesterday, that we were only on the runway at Hullavington for about 40 minutes.  As a result we didn't have much chance to mooch about to get some pix of the varied and interesting bikes that were there.

So in the end, I managed to click a few "atmosphere" pics of the bikes massed ready for the off, and some pix when we stopped just after Wootton Bassett itself.

Over the week on the official Ride Facebook page there will be lots of pictures posted and I hope that maybe I'll feature!!! 

Comments

Trobairitz said…
It is great to see bikes of all kinds and sizes participating. Even a scooter, that is cool.

It looks like a good day for a ride.
19 March 2012 at 13:32
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