In the past four days, there have been three motorcycle accidents, two of them were fatal.


"I mean it's sad. People need to watch out. Ya know, people know that's it's Roar on the Shore," said Dawn Nadal, who is visiting from Union City."They need to be more careful, they need to look, watch out for motorcycles."


It's a tragic ending to the last day of  Roar on the Shore. Over 125,000 bikers rode into Erie for the annual bike rally.


"Well it does put a damper on things, you don't want to see anybody get hurt," said Sean Reilly, who is visiting from Homer City, PA.


Slippery roads on Saturday, may have contributed to an accident on I-90 between the Albion and Cherry Hill exits that claimed the life of 42-year-old Wendy Bradley of Akron, New York.


"You get a lot of the oils that come up out of the road when it's wet, and it makes it much more difficult to stop, on top of that, bikes are a lot more difficult to see, especially if you're in a car or a truck," said Krystal Shultz, visiting from Mars, PA.


On Friday, 66-year-old William Stablein Sr. was pronounced dead after an accident Thursday night on East 38th and Lake Pleasant Road. The car reportedly turned into the path of the Stablein. Two people were sent to the hospital after a motorcycle collided with a vehicle on West 12th and Hillborn Friday evening.  


These bikers have one last message for drivers.


"We're not bad guys, we're everyday people and we just want to be out there enjoying what we're doing," said Shultz. "I just hope everybody else is safe and nothing happens and everyone has good time," said Reilly.