[haugrdr]

A few years ago, the wife and I went with a group of friends to Washington, DC for Rolling Thunder.

For those that may not know, Rolling Thunder is a motorcycle rally held in honor/support for POWs/MIA, it's held during Memorial Day weekend every year and is really something to see.

Thousands and thousands of bikes of all types, great people, speeches by politicians, a parade of bikes that lasted over an hour and a half. Here are a few of the pics we took.


The group outside our motel.

Kelly, my wife.

Me, in front of the Korean War Memorial

Paul Teutul Sr, Orange County Choppers

Paul Jr, Orange County Choppers

Kelly stood like this thru the entire parade of bikes, she really got emotional

 

[3wbdriver]

Back in April '07 we were coming back from a vacation and had just hit I-40 south of Vegas. The traffic on the interstate was literally stopped by police for a large group of riders leaving a truck stop and heading for D.C. I think they called it the Run for The Wall, and it originated in Los Angeles and just kept growing until they got to D.C. There were already what looked like 3,000 bikes in the group when we got there and I have to admit it was an awe inspiring sight.

 

[haugrdr]

Back in April '07 we were coming back from a vacation and had just hit I-40 south of Vegas.  The traffic on the interstate was literally stopped by police for a large group of riders leaving a truck stop and heading for D.C.  I think they called it the Run for The Wall, and it originated in Los Angeles and just kept growing until they got to D.C.  There were already what looked like 3,000 bikes in the group when we got there and I have to admit it was an awe inspiring sight.

Run for the Wall leads up to and ends up with Rolling Thunder.

One year we couldn't make it to DC, so a bunch of us rode down to Ohio to stand on an overpass and watch the bikes go by...what a site to see...3000+ bikes all decked out with American flags.

http://www.rftw.org/index.asp?lg=1&w=pages&r=1&pid=63