Monday, April 26, 2010

Lauglin River Run 2010

I, my wife, and a friend made the trek to Laughlin for the annual River Run. We were fortunate enough to have a friend kind enough to put us up for a couple of nights in Bullhead, AZ (Thanks, Mike!).

This was our first River Run. We didn't know what to expect, and I can say that I was anxious to get there and experience the legendary event.

We road to Bullhead and dropped off our belongings - some clothing and such for the next few days. We headed on out, Laughlin bound.

We met up with a friend who decided to stay in the lap of luxury at one of the over-priced hotels for the weekend.

Over the next couple of days, we participated in the poker run (I'm quite the sucker for that sort of thing), checked out the bike show, babe show, free concerts, headed out to Oatman and Kingman, and experienced a little of the old mother road, route 66. We spent a couple of nights in a bar, taking in enough spirits to last a few days and enjoying some really awesome local bands.

The trip was awesome and I long for the next one.

Anyway, here's some images from the event.

This chopper was at a gas station along the way.
















A few representatives from the Harley Owners Group of Germany were on hand (not kidding. That must have been a wet ride).
















This is one of the many lots filled with bikes.
















A pic of me and the wife, taken by my friend Big Mike who had a camera on a strap around his neck - very clever.

 

Here's a stop that might be recognizable to some.  It's featured in a nice map of Route 66.
















This one reminds me of a joke.
Did you hear that Tiger Woods is going to change his name?
He's changing it to Cheetah.
















Here's a bike featured in the bike show. How would you like to sit so close to that tire?
















There were thousands of bikes on display and cruising the strip.  To my wife's dismay, I took a few hundred pictures.  I can't post them all here, but I will add some of the better ones to the wallpaper page.

I hope you enjoyed the trip.

-Ed

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