he knights of the realm put on a spirited exhibition. The citiZens were delighted. The Zen Riders' mounted representative was the Red Knight. Despite the demise of said knight in a skillful round robin of full-tilt joust and combat, the noble clearly exhibited superior style, courage and grandeur. The Zen Riders felt sufficiently and respectfully represented. The Zen Ladies were only too tickled to present for a photo in the dashing Sir's company. King Alphonso’s benevolence and bounty was well received by the visitors of his realm. The feast was plentiful — a merry celebration of wine, meat and vegetable. Nary an empty stomach was to be found at the evening close. Immediately following the defeat of the Black Knight, son of the infamous evil Black Heart, the realm was once again restored to jubilance and peace, and the spectacle of chivalry was ended. After some post battle hubbub and gesticulation, the Zen Riders dispersed into the Toronto void. They ventured forth along their own paths, with smiles beaming, some in groups, some alone, each carrying with them the spirit of the Zen Riders. It was indeed a happy birthday for the Zen Riders Motorcycle Club. Article: Stylz Photos: Sheriff, Babytwotoes · click for images ·