Hundreds of bikers in fancy dress have taken to the streets of Glasgow for a charity Easter parade.
The convoy was welcomed by crowds at the Royal Hospital for Children after completing the 39th annual Glasgow Children’s Hospital Charity Easter Egg Run.
Kirsten Sinclair, director of fundraising at Glasgow Children’s Hospital Charity, said: “It is hard to believe that the Easter Egg Run is almost 40 years old.
“Over that time, it has become such a tradition and for our hospital family, Easter Sunday just wouldn’t be the same without it.”
“We’re very grateful to our generous bikers for their continued support and look forward to celebrating a special anniversary with them in 2019.”