Subscribe | UPI Odd Newsletter Subscribe Nov. 27 (UPI) -- A Harley enthusiast gathered 3,497 motorcyclists in Texas to break the Guinness World Record for largest parade of Harley-Davidson motorcycles. Adam Sandoval said he started trying to break the record in 2010 and ended up with three failed attempts before Saturday's event, which involved the help of Paris Harley-Davidson in Paris, Texas. Advertisement Sandoval said he wanted to bring the record home to the United States after learning the previous record was set in Greece. "It became a personal challenge," Sandoval said. A Guinness adjudicator was present at he Cox Field airport tarmac, the location of the gathering, to count the bikes participating in the parade. Sandoval was presented with a Guinness certificate after the official count confirmed 3,497 participants. Read More MIT students break Guinness record for hot dog throwing British inventor's Rubik's cube is 6 feet 8 inches tall Lebanese town building Christmas tree from recyclable bottles
