Day 2 at the BMW MOA rally was just about the same as Day 1: Wander around the vendor's booths, buy a few things that I probably don't really need, and attend a couple of seminars.
The organizers do the best job that they can, but there are a lot of people at the rally. There were lines for coffee, food, and even ice cream.
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| Ice cream line. It was over 90 degrees today. Yesterday there was no line - it was about 75. |
There are always interesting and unusual bikes at the rally.
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| An electric trike |
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| A circa 1990 K1 - BMW' super-sport at the time - with matching trailer |
The vintage display wasn't large, but there were several interesting bikes.
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| A row of /2 twins |
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| Two 1929 BMWs that ran in the coast to coast Cannonball Rally |
As usual at these rallies, tents were pitched in every nook and cranny, and the large open areas were packed cheek to jowl with tents.
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| Why I don't camp at the rally anymore |
There's a third day of the rally tomorrow, but I've seen enough. I'll go over the Beartooth Pass tomorrow and follow the Chief Joseph Trail to Cody.
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