Hundreds of motorcyclists have staged a protest against the rising cost of fuel with a mass ride into Edinburgh.
About 300 bikers from Aberdeen, Dundee and Edinburgh travelled in convoy from Kinross to the capital.
Led by a police escort, they crossed the Forth Road Bridge before congregating in the city centre.
The web forum Fife Bikers, which organised the mass ride, described it as a "non-political" protest against rising fuel taxes.
The forum has about 1,100 members.
'Fed up'
Spokesman Stephen Forsyth said: "We are just ordinary people who are fed up with the increasing price of fuel.
"We have had a lot of support today and have hopefully got our message across."
The procession left from Kinross Services on the M90 at midday.
A spokesman for Lothian and Borders Police said the event had passed without incident.
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