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I'm going up. Should arrive on Friday. It's been several years since I last went. The best I remember there were t Shirt and war related items. Seems like there were vendors at the local Harley Dealership, but I can't remember what they had.
Its not really a vendor type event - there will be thousands of bikes, there are food vendors to some extent at the Pentagon Parking lot.... bring water as the staging can be very long - hours, supposed to be warm.
It is an amazing event to be part of and and to watch -
Few vendors at Thunder Alley. Mostly food and trinkets. Ft. Washington Harley had some outside vendors but nothing to really challenge the dealership. It's not a swap meet or like bike week. It's a time to say "we remember you and we thank you".
You won't forget the experience. Just take drinks and snacks to the Pentagon. OH yeah, Uncle Sugar will take your picture while you're there too! They're not hard to pick out of the crowd.
Few vendors at Thunder Alley. Mostly food and trinkets. Ft. Washington Harley had some outside vendors but nothing to really challenge the dealership. It's not a swap meet or like bike week.It's a time to say "we remember you and we thank you".
You won't forget the experience. Just take drinks and snacks to the Pentagon. OH yeah, Uncle Sugar will take your picture while you're there too! They're not hard to pick out of the crowd.
Another year, 2006 Memorial weekend --man it goes by fasssttt.....
We had wonderful weather -- lots of folks on their bikes (and those that don't ride as well) paid tribute to those that gave the ultimate sacrifice -- -hope to see ya'll there again next year!
I was at Fort Washington Harley, there were some vendors there. I met folks from Florida, Atlanta, and Oregon. There were a thousands of bike there. It was a great feeling being among such patriotic folks.
This is a 1970 Harley that acutally runs; the owner drove from Oregon to D.C.
Yea Rolling Thunder was a blast.... thousands of bikes everywhere and people riding everywhere all day in all directions... it was nice to just jump in a small pack and ride.
The city seemed very open to all the bikes/bikers.... hell you could even park up on the sidewalks near the museums and nobody cared (you wont get away with that any other time of the year).......
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