YesBikers will lead two independence convoys making their way to Glenshee
THE YesBikers have announced two Scottish independence convoy events will take place on Saturday.
The Yes group will lead both "ride and drive for indy" journeys, with one starting in Edinburgh and the other in Elgin.
Those interested in going to the Edinburgh event are encouraged to head to Saltire Motorcycles in the capital at 10am.
The route will head onto the M8 before making its way onto the Forth Crossing and onwards to Perth until drivers reach Glenshee at around 2pm.
For those interested in the Elgin route, riders are asked to meet at the Asda car park at 10am for a journey that will go through Fogwatt, Granton, Braemar and finally Glenshee.
More information can found be found on the YesBikers event page here
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