Harley Davidson Rally roars through Morocco

Participants in the 12th edition of Harley Davidson Rally arrived, in Tangier Thursday at the last leg of their African tour through Morocco, Mauritania and Senegal.

After a long and naturally rich stage between Tiznit (southern Morocco) and Tangier (north), the fifty "Chrome Horses" enthusiasts reached the last point of their African tour that kicked off March 23 in France.

The Great Cylinder enthusiasts cruised 7000km through five Moroccan stations: Tangier, Sebta, Tiznit, Laayoune and Dakhla before embarking in the Mauritanian desert till the Senegalese city of Saint Louis.

Harley Davidson fans said the rally went on good conditions, notably the Moroccan stage thanks to the kingdom natural and cultural diversity and the hospitality of its peoples. They urged organisers to change the rally itinerary to "better explore this welcoming country."

Organised by Spanish association, "Harley Owners Group," the rally is open to all 1340 cm3 Harley Davidson owners. This passion attracts many bikers all over the world.