One of the first motorcycles was driven by a woman wearing a cowboy hat and leather vest. Behind, her passenger wore a red dress.

A motorcycle with a sign that read, "Queer Atheist Fire Fighter." Notice that the color of the sign matched the color of a feather boa that wrapped the windshield.

A sleek modern racing-look style was driven by a woman alone with no passenger.

Despite the serious look of the driver, the passenger wore a short with the word, "Love," on it, and carried a rainbow banner stretched between outstretched hands.

A pair on a motorcycle waved and shouted to the crowds in sheer happiness.

There were so many motorcycles that they crowded the wide street and continued past for almost ten minutes.

Rainbow flags were held aloft by some. And notice that motor scooters were also a part of the parade.

A three wheeled motorcycle decorated in rainbow colors was among the last to pass by.