Ride To Remember

As the United States' day of remembrance comes to a close Friday, motorcycle riders in Indianapolis took the opportunity to show their support to those lost in the 9/11/2001 attacks on the World Trade Center. Motorcycle enthusiasts gathered at Mugshots, a Broad Ripple neighborhood pub for socializing and a police escorted evening ride to the downtown circle Indianapolis and back. A pastor offered prayer and blessings as the riders departed. Monies raised during the event will be donated to local charities.

As the United States' day of remembrance comes to a close Friday, motorcycle riders in Indianapolis took the opportunity to show their support to those lost in the 9/11/2001 attacks on the World Trade Center. Motorcycle enthusiasts gathered at Mugshots, a Broad Ripple neighborhood pub for socializing and a police escorted evening ride to the downtown circle Indianapolis and back. A pastor offered prayer and blessings as the riders departed. Monies raised during the event will be donated to local charities.

As the United States' day of remembrance comes to a close Friday, motorcycle riders in Indianapolis took the opportunity to show their support to those lost in the 9/11/2001 attacks on the World Trade Center. Motorcycle enthusiasts gathered at Mugshots, a Broad Ripple neighborhood pub for socializing and a police escorted evening ride to the downtown circle Indianapolis and back. A pastor offered prayer and blessings as the riders departed. Monies raised during the event will be donated to local charities.

As the United States' day of remembrance comes to a close Friday, motorcycle riders in Indianapolis took the opportunity to show their support to those lost in the 9/11/2001 attacks on the World Trade Center. Motorcycle enthusiasts gathered at Mugshots, a Broad Ripple neighborhood pub for socializing and a police escorted evening ride to the downtown circle Indianapolis and back. A pastor offered prayer and blessings as the riders departed. Monies raised during the event will be donated to local charities.

As the United States' day of remembrance comes to a close Friday, motorcycle riders in Indianapolis took the opportunity to show their support to those lost in the 9/11/2001 attacks on the World Trade Center. Motorcycle enthusiasts gathered at Mugshots, a Broad Ripple neighborhood pub for socializing and a police escorted evening ride to the downtown circle Indianapolis and back. A pastor offered prayer and blessings as the riders departed. Monies raised during the event will be donated to local charities.

As the United States' day of remembrance comes to a close Friday, motorcycle riders in Indianapolis took the opportunity to show their support to those lost in the 9/11/2001 attacks on the World Trade Center. Motorcycle enthusiasts gathered at Mugshots, a Broad Ripple neighborhood pub for socializing and a police escorted evening ride to the downtown circle Indianapolis and back. A pastor offered prayer and blessings as the riders departed. Monies raised during the event will be donated to local charities.

As the United States' day of remembrance comes to a close Friday, motorcycle riders in Indianapolis took the opportunity to show their support to those lost in the 9/11/2001 attacks on the World Trade Center. Motorcycle enthusiasts gathered at Mugshots, a Broad Ripple neighborhood pub for socializing and a police escorted evening ride to the downtown circle Indianapolis and back. A pastor offered prayer and blessings as the riders departed. Monies raised during the event will be donated to local charities.

As the United States' day of remembrance comes to a close Friday, motorcycle riders in Indianapolis took the opportunity to show their support to those lost in the 9/11/2001 attacks on the World Trade Center. Motorcycle enthusiasts gathered at Mugshots, a Broad Ripple neighborhood pub for socializing and a police escorted evening ride to the downtown circle Indianapolis and back. A pastor offered prayer and blessings as the riders departed. Monies raised during the event will be donated to local charities.

As the United States' day of remembrance comes to a close Friday, motorcycle riders in Indianapolis took the opportunity to show their support to those lost in the 9/11/2001 attacks on the World Trade Center. Motorcycle enthusiasts gathered at Mugshots, a Broad Ripple neighborhood pub for socializing and a police escorted evening ride to the downtown circle Indianapolis and back. A pastor offered prayer and blessings as the riders departed. Monies raised during the event will be donated to local charities.

As the United States' day of remembrance comes to a close Friday, motorcycle riders in Indianapolis took the opportunity to show their support to those lost in the 9/11/2001 attacks on the World Trade Center. Motorcycle enthusiasts gathered at Mugshots, a Broad Ripple neighborhood pub for socializing and a police escorted evening ride to the downtown circle Indianapolis and back. A pastor offered prayer and blessings as the riders departed. Monies raised during the event will be donated to local charities.

As the United States' day of remembrance comes to a close Friday, motorcycle riders in Indianapolis took the opportunity to show their support to those lost in the 9/11/2001 attacks on the World Trade Center. Motorcycle enthusiasts gathered at Mugshots, a Broad Ripple neighborhood pub for socializing and a police escorted evening ride to the downtown circle Indianapolis and back. A pastor offered prayer and blessings as the riders departed. Monies raised during the event will be donated to local charities.

As the United States' day of remembrance comes to a close Friday, motorcycle riders in Indianapolis took the opportunity to show their support to those lost in the 9/11/2001 attacks on the World Trade Center. Motorcycle enthusiasts gathered at Mugshots, a Broad Ripple neighborhood pub for socializing and a police escorted evening ride to the downtown circle Indianapolis and back. A pastor offered prayer and blessings as the riders departed. Monies raised during the event will be donated to local charities.

As the United States' day of remembrance comes to a close Friday, motorcycle riders in Indianapolis took the opportunity to show their support to those lost in the 9/11/2001 attacks on the World Trade Center. Motorcycle enthusiasts gathered at Mugshots, a Broad Ripple neighborhood pub for socializing and a police escorted evening ride to the downtown circle Indianapolis and back. A pastor offered prayer and blessings as the riders departed. Monies raised during the event will be donated to local charities.