Despite his visits, which most people consider an unlucky day, the town’s VinnokOntario, haven’t had any problems with in criminals Motorcycle Club, according to OPP Detective Scott Wade.
“We’ve been very fortunate because of proper planning.”
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Local business owners like Raymond Stedman agree that the planning has paid off.
“We’ve never had a problem with them, other than the noise the bikes make when they move, because there’s so much of them.”
According to Stedman, owner and chef at Lavern’s Eatery, bikers frequent several restaurants during their visits to the city, though his establishment hasn’t had the opportunity to host them yet.
“We’re not open for dinner and that’s when they’re back in town.”
For the city itself, Mayor John Beddoes said everyone is welcome to exercise their right to travel freely throughout the province
“Provided, individuals or groups of people respect the rules, regulations, laws,” he says.
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While the event can sometimes be attended by thousands of bikers, due to the icy weather conditions Detective Wade says they are expecting a much smaller event this Friday.
“Perhaps our numbers are going to be low because this is not a day for motorcycling.”
Global News reached out to Outlaw for an interview but never heard back.
next friday That’s not until October 13, a date Detective Wade said he and his team will start planning as soon as possible.
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