THE Legendary Lighted Bikes Parade

For me, the Lighted Bikes Parade is the highlight of the Recumbent Retreat. This ride is a blast, and it sets this event apart from any other in the world of recumbents. Everyone puts lights on their bikes and trikes, and we ride through all the loops at Ft. Stevens State Park. A lot of older people having fun and being silly. Ft. Stevens State Park in Warrenton, Oregon, is one of the largest state campgrounds in the US. The ride through the loops is 5 miles and takes about an hour. Lots of campers come year after year to watch. This was the 26th Annual Lighted Bikes Parade, and it gets better every year.

Music: The Devil's Defiance, Richie Everett
Down South Camping Meetin', Benny Goodman

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