Hundreds of bikers gathered for a Remembrance Sunday event in Yorkshire on 13 November.

The bikers came together in the Yorkshire Ride of Remembrance to pay their respects to British and Commonwealth servicemen and women, past and present.

It is an annual event that begins at the Squires Bikers Cafe Bar near Sherburn-in-Elmet, and is run by volunteers who raise money for good causes.

A two-minute silence was held at 11am with one biker playing The Last Post on his bugle, before hundreds of bikes, tricycles and scooters headed to Hemingbrough in Selby, where a church remembrance service was held.

Over 400 bikes,tricycles & scooters set off in convoy this morning (13th November) from a bikers cafe in North Yorkshire. The bikers gathered at Squires Bikers Cafe near Sherburn-in-Elmet, for an annual event known as 'Yorkshire Ride Of Rememberance' in which 100's of bikers meet up to pay their respects to those who fought in WW1 & WW2. A 2 minute silence was held at 11am with a bugle player on hand to play 'The Last Post' before the bikers set off in convoy to Hemingbrough for a church remembrance service.