29th annual Oyster Run

Sunday, September 26, 2010

THE OYSTER RUN IS THE FOURTH SUNDAY OF SEPTEMBER. THIS  usually  FALLS ON THE LAST SUNDAY OF THE MONTH.  

This is a one day event, although a lot of folks come early, stay in the area and make a week-end out of it!

OYSTER RUN COMITTEE:

P.O. Box 2126

Bellingham, WA 98225

 360-435-9103

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Anacortes, Washington

 goskagit news article

Please ride safe!  And Sane!

This is a free event! No time schedule, No required route, no official starting point. Pick your own route and support  "Biker Friendly" places along the way! 

  

"History of the "Oyster Run"

It all started with a few guys getting together at the end of the summer to go for a ride and eat some oysters.

The year was 1981

Limp Lee had just returned from months of working in Alaska, He talked with a few guys and they all met at what was then the California Tavern in Marysville.

They then decided to ride along HWY 9, stop at some places along the way and end up in Everson to have oyster cocktails.

The next year a few more people joined in, the next year a few more, and by the fourth year there were almost 200  bikes. We couldn't believe it!

Well, as the years went by there we just too many people to have an organized run up hwy 9, so Limp Lee talked to the beautiful city of Anacortes about having the run there. I think at first the town was not real hip on the idea, as they were not sure what to expect and most of the town closed up as the bikes rolled in. But soon more and more businesses stayed open and now the whole town has joined in..... and the rest is history.

As for how Limp Lee got his name, well that’s another story!

"Ride at your own risk, please ride     responsibly and respectfully"