A biker on his gleaming black Harley-Davidson during the Sunday rideout.
Brechin echoed to the roar of motorcycle engines for the town’s second Bike and Trike Fest.
Launched in 2024 by a group of local enthusiasts, the day gave bikers a chance to enjoy the roads of Angus before sharing their pride and joy at a family event in Brechin Park.
The event began with a gathering and rideout from Brechin Castle.
It took the motorcyclists past Netherton Cottage just west of the town.
The cottage is the one-time home of the Davidson family, which went on to found the iconic Harley-Davidson brand.
It is now in the hands of the Davidson Legacy Preservation Group after a successful £330,000 fundraising campaign to secure the historic property.
Following the short tour of Angus, the bikes and trikes parked up as the centrepiece of the fun day at Brechin Public Park.
It featured live music, traders, stalls and a funfair.
The public also had the chance to vote for their favourite machine.
Photographer Paul Reid captured the action at the Brechin festival.
Scott Milne from Brechin waves as he arrives at the castle in his eye-catching orange Carver One for the Bike and Trike Fest.
A couple take a closer look at a gleaming purple Honda during the gathering at Brechin Castle.
Volunteers from Brechin and Farnell Parish Church keep spirits high as they serve up hot rolls during the festival’s morning gathering.
Two riders add a playful touch to the rideout from Brechin Castle, complete with a Cookie Monster helmet and action camera.
A biker sporting a classic look cruises out of Brechin Castle on his gleaming black Harley-Davidson during the Sunday rideout.
A biker brings fun to the fore with a pink pig helmet cover while waving to the crowd at Brechin Castle.
Bikers gather at Brechin Castle for the rideout that opened the second Bike and Trike Fest on Sunday morning.
Kirsty Jones from Glenrothes gets ready to roll out from Brechin Castle in her custom green Smart Brabus trike.
Bikers with distinctive beards and chrome machines lead the procession from Brechin Castle during the Bike and Trike Fest rideout.
A striking trike named Raspberry draws admiring glances as riders gather outside Brechin Castle for the Bike and Trike Fest.
Rows of motorcycles line the road through Brechin Castle grounds as riders gather ahead of the Bike and Trike Fest rideout.
A tartan-detailed green trike turns heads as it crosses the bridge from Brechin Castle during the Sunday morning rideout.
A passenger throws a cheerful wave from a gleaming purple trike as it joins the rideout from Brechin Castle.
A thumbs-up from a proud rider as he joins the procession leaving Brechin Castle.
A biker and passenger in matching leathers share a smile and wave as they cruise out from Brechin Castle on a Harley-Davidson.
Spectators young and old wave from the grassy verge as bikers roll out from Brechin Castle during the Sunday morning rideout.
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