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Dozens of motorcycle enthusiasts from around the region headed down the highway Saturday morning in the inaugural Ride for Robin fundraising event for the Wings of Phoenix Association, to raise funds to assist victims of brain injuries.
Sgt. Robin Easey was shot on Sept. 1, 1984, on a call for a holdup at the Bayshore Shopping Centre. He was left with severe brain injuries. He uses a wheelchair and is legally blind.
Easey takes part in a number of fundraisers, but as an avid motorcycle lover before the shooting, the Rideau Raceway to Kemptville ride is a favourite.
Among the riders Saturday were members of Ottawa Police Services, the Blue Knights Motorcycle Club (comprised of active and retired police officers).
Robin Easey and his wife Glennis Easey were all smiles watching the motorcycles line up at the first annual Ride for Robin Saturday Aug. 15, 2015.
Bikers leave Rideau Carleton Raceway for the first annual Ride for Robin Saturday Aug. 15, 2015 making their way to Kemptville.
Rob Graham and many other motorcyclists leave Rideau Carleton Raceway for the first annual Ride for Robin Saturday Aug. 15, 2015 on their way to Kemptville.
Motorcyclists check out some of the bikes at the first annual Ride for Robin Saturday Aug. 15, 2015 starting from Rideau Carleton Raceway and making their way to Kemptville.
Rob Dunnett adds a flag to the back of his bike at the first annual Ride for Robin took place Saturday Aug. 15, 2015 starting from Rideau Carleton Raceway and making their way to Kemptville.
Former Ottawa police sergeant Robin Easey, left, gets ready to leave on the first annual Ride for Robin which took place Saturday Aug. 15, 2015 starting from Rideau Carleton Raceway and making their way to Kemptville. The ride honours Easey, who was shot when responding to an armed robbery at Bayshore Shopping Centre in 1984.
Motorcyclists leave Rideau Carleton Raceway for the first annual Ride for Robin Saturday Aug. 15, 2015 making their way to Kemptville.
Robin Easey gets ready to leave on the first annual Ride for Robin Saturday Aug. 15, 2015. The ride honours Robin Easey a former Ottawa police officer who was shot when responding to an armed robbery at Bayshore Shopping Centre in 1984.
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Sgt. Robin Easey was shot on Sept. 1, 1984, on a call for a holdup at the Bayshore Shopping Centre. He was left with severe brain injuries. He uses a wheelchair and is legally blind.
Easey takes part in a number of fundraisers, but as an avid motorcycle lover before the shooting, the Rideau Raceway to Kemptville ride is a favourite.
Among the riders Saturday were members of Ottawa Police Services, the Blue Knights Motorcycle Club (comprised of active and retired police officers).
Robin Easey and his wife Glennis Easey were all smiles watching the motorcycles line up at the first annual Ride for Robin Saturday Aug. 15, 2015.
Bikers leave Rideau Carleton Raceway for the first annual Ride for Robin Saturday Aug. 15, 2015 making their way to Kemptville.
Rob Graham and many other motorcyclists leave Rideau Carleton Raceway for the first annual Ride for Robin Saturday Aug. 15, 2015 on their way to Kemptville.
Motorcyclists check out some of the bikes at the first annual Ride for Robin Saturday Aug. 15, 2015 starting from Rideau Carleton Raceway and making their way to Kemptville.
Rob Dunnett adds a flag to the back of his bike at the first annual Ride for Robin took place Saturday Aug. 15, 2015 starting from Rideau Carleton Raceway and making their way to Kemptville.
Former Ottawa police sergeant Robin Easey, left, gets ready to leave on the first annual Ride for Robin which took place Saturday Aug. 15, 2015 starting from Rideau Carleton Raceway and making their way to Kemptville. The ride honours Easey, who was shot when responding to an armed robbery at Bayshore Shopping Centre in 1984.
Motorcyclists leave Rideau Carleton Raceway for the first annual Ride for Robin Saturday Aug. 15, 2015 making their way to Kemptville.
Robin Easey gets ready to leave on the first annual Ride for Robin Saturday Aug. 15, 2015. The ride honours Robin Easey a former Ottawa police officer who was shot when responding to an armed robbery at Bayshore Shopping Centre in 1984.
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