The bands who performed as part of Dave Day have thanked the public after the event's success.
On Saturday, Barrow celebrated one of its own by honouring the life of Dave Myers following on from his passing at the age of 66 earlier in the year.
The town centre became a hive of music and togetherness as it greeted a convoy of thousands of motorbike riders into south Cumbria.
Outside the town hall, local food vendors accompanied a series of musical performances, alongside appearances from Lili Myers, Si King and Jason Woodcock.
Another Mister, a female trio originating from the south Lakeland area, were one of the acts fortunate enough to be involved in the town centre celebrations.
"It was great to be part of Dave Day," they said afterwards.
"What an atmosphere and show of genuine community spirit - go on Barrow!"
At Barrow Raiders, meanwhile, the Northern Competitions Stadium was transformed into a tribute concert to remember, with 5,000 people packing into the site to be a part of the celebrations.
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The headline act on the night was Massive Wagons, a rock band originating from Lancaster who were a particular favourite of Dave's.
After the gig, they said: "Thank you for partying with us and celebrating the life of Hairy Biker Dave Myers - [it was] very special indeed."
Maiden Cumbria, an Iron Maiden tribute band, hoped that it would not be the last time that they played a part in such a big event.
"Thank you to everyone who rocked it with us," they commented.
"What a day - Dave Day needs to become an annual thing!"
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As part of the concert at the home of Barrow Raiders, footage of Dave's finest moments played out across the big screen, adding to the overwhelming sense of emotion on the day.
One of the bands who got to greet the thousands of fans was Blue Nation, who added: "Being part of Dave Day was an absolute honour - it is truly mind-blowing.
"The sheer volume of love for Dave was incredible, many people said Dave is the best of us - thank you for having us."
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