Motorcycle Swap Meet
I made it out to the Fort Worth
Texas Scooter Times Motorcycle Swap Meet last Sunday. I went early with two of my sons; Joshua and Jacob with my grandson Ryan. There were a few vendors still getting set up but the majority of them were ready for business. There were all types of vendors and wares for sale from all over Texas.
We saw stuff for guys, gals and kids. Of course, almost all of the miscellaneous motorcycle parts were for Harley’s. I think you could have purchased all the parts there to put together a complete bike.
The swap meet seemed to be well attended with a lot of people going through and carrying armloads stuff they had purchased.
Jake bought a pickup piggybank for Ryan which he pushed around making engine sounds on our second time around the swap meet.
Ryan on the strangest ride out there
Of course I did not get out unscathed and purchased a raccoon tail for Joshua. We were there about an hour and a half and headed home.
Texas Scooter Times has Swap Meets scheduled for Houston and San Antonio in the near furure. They have a
Video walk through on their website. Be sure and check one out when they come to a town near you.
Ride on,
Torch
Looks like you had a great day at the meet! They are a lot of fun! Excellent pics, too! :D
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ReplyDeleteLOOKS LIKE A WONDERFUL TIME HAD BY ALL .
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