Better late than never photos of the 9th Annual Motorcycle Mania that took place on the event's scheduled rain date of August 20th from 5 -9pm. Many in attendance made the observation it was the largest crowd they had seen at the event. (click to enlarge photos) |
| The Haymond Girls strike a pose from one of the events sponsors the Haymond Law Firm, which specializes in motorcycle accident cases. |
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| Many Main Street businesses got in on the fun and had special sales & dinner items exclusive to the evening. Here, Sandra James Boutique owned by Councilwoman Sandra Russo Driska accesorized her husband Bruce Driska's bike with "His & Hers" pillows. Deputy Fire Chief Steve LaRosa takes a photo of Driska's ride. |
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| Middletown Police kept the crowd safe and traffic moving around closed street. Thanks guys! |
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| Vintage bikes from ever era provide a history lesson |
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| Storm Roller band performed live with an electrifying set. |
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| Crowd participation was contagious. |
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| Custom bike in a rainbow of colors and finishes. |
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| When in Rome.. blue jeans and black tee shirts were the fashion of choice for the evening accessorized with a club leather vest for many. |
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| Connecticut Calender Girlz had a booth to showcase their retro styled pin-up calendar from which sales go to various domestic violence prevention group. Here the group snaps a photo with BOE member & candidate for state rep Linda Szynkowicz. |
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| Face painters for children & children at heart. Many a stroller was spotted between Harley making a family friendly evening enjoyed by riders of all ages. |
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| A variety of special interest biker clubs came out to play. Here Servant's of Christ members check out the Chamber's booth. Groups included women, Hispanic, African American, veteran, Christian, GLBT, firefighter etc riders plus countless others proudly wore their colors and co-mingled on Main Street during Mania. |
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| Leather, chrome & tech savvy! A ride with sweet custom LED lights. |
