Every year, the Harley Davidson store of Sauk Prairie puts on a Freedom Ride to benefit the Muscular Dystrophy Association (MDA). Bikers from all over the area come to our small town and pay money to be in the ride which goes to the charity. When you have that many cycles running thru the town, it can be quite a site. So for our date night Saturday, Nicole and I went around town and into the camp ground to take shots of the cycles. We hope to play a small role with the event next year and hopefully help raise some money for the MDA.
There are more pictures on the 5th Street Photography facebook page, but here is a small sampling of the shots we took on our date...
Earlier in the day, we took aubrey down to watch the bikers do the ride. She loved waving at them and getting waves back!
We saw these bikes parked in the banks drive thru and had to take a shot. We ended up meeting some of the owners. (We do have more shots, just email us if you would like a disc.)
The main grounds for the event was at the VFW park where most bikers camped out for the night.
My beautiful wife in action. 
Loved the old school helmet here.
My favorite bike we saw. It was very personalized.
Here are some details of the bike. It reminds me of the Bounty Hunter guy from the movie Raising Arizona with Nicolas Cage. The seat is a bedpan with a snake in it!
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