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43rd Annual Oyster Run is the largest motorcycle rally in Washington State. you can often see as many as 30,000 motorcycle riders in the streets of Anacortes.
My plan is to head up fairly early, FREE breakfast at Smokey Point Harley Davidson and back roads up to Mt. Erie, then in to Anacortes the back way.
I will head out after a couple of hours and do a few favorite rides on Whidbey on the way home and catch the ferry back to Mukilteo. Those that want to ride back early can coordinate with me, otherwise stay and enjoy the Oyster Run as long as you'd like.

Ride difficulty: Moderate
There are accidents almost every year, but in almost every instance, it is because of stupidity. Keep your eyes open and remain a defensive rider and you should be okay. The ride up Mt. Erie is slow and has some hairpin turns. If you're not comfortable with this, just skip it and ride into town.

RIDERS:
• PLEASE BE ON TIME. If you are late, please communicate with the host via text or call.
• Please help the host plan the ride by asking questions
• If you need to cancel, let the host know by calling/texting 206-473-2973
• Motorcycle Insurance is now mandatory in Washington State. By RSVPing for this ride, you are assuming responsibility for yourself and any guests you bring and hold the group organizers, host and Meetup.com harmless for any liability.
• Make a back-up plan for returning from the event in case your ride breaks down or a rider is injured. Please post your cell phone and use text messages / phone calls to communicate.
SAFETY:
• EACH MEMBER is responsible for their own safety
• Motorcycle riding is a dangerous activity and can result in death or serious injury
• Know your skill level and be realistic. If you are uncertain, ASK QUESTIONS to more experienced members before departure.
• No show-boating, wheelies, burn-outs or other reckless riding. If a member does this, please report it immediately to the event host or one of the organizers. Stupidity is one of the main reasons people get hurt!
• Drinking & riding don't mix! If you're breaking bread with the group, limit your alcohol consumption to legal limits or below!
• Safety gear & clothing is always recommended. Bring layers in case the weather is too cool or too warm. Ride safe and responsibly!

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