Cancer
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Bruce Anstey is BACK! The Kiwi is making his return to racing THIS YEAR following cancer treatment
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After two years of intensive treatment for cancer, Bruce Anstey has announced his return to racing with an entry to this year’s Classic TT event on the Isle of Man. The 12-times TT winner has been out of action for two years while he underwent treatment but has been declared fit to race again. The…
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Brain cancer survivor plans Tasmania to Scotland motorcycle journey
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Raymond Longmuir plans to celebrate his recovery from brain cancer by undertaking an incredible motorcycle journey from the tip of Tasmania back to his family in Angus, Scotland. He’s hoping to raise a quarter of a million Australian dollars (close to £150,000) from the 17,500-mile challenge from his adopted homeland to his family in Friockheim,…
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Distinguished gentlemen give a two-fingered salute to prostate cancer
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The Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride is here again, bringing together stylish gents on motorcycles. This year the charity ride in Coventry is hosted by Triumph, and registrations are now open. Full details about the ride and registration below: Later this month (25 September), dapper gentlefolk from across the Midlands will join together at the heart of…
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Bexhill MotoFest promises a stonking weekend of bikes, music and food
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Here’s one for your festival calendar this summer: the free Bexhill MotoFest. For the whole weekend of August 12-14th, genteel Bexhill-on-Sea on the south coast of England let’s rip to the roar of thousands of motorcycles and the high octane beats of great music as it becomes Biking-on-Sea for the annual Bexhill MotoFest. With highlights…
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Motorcyclists across the UK dress dapper and take to the highway for charity
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Motorcyclists across the UK dress dapper and take to the highway for charity. The weekend saw a motorcycle event like no other, as more than 30,000 riders across 400 cities, globally, donned their finest attire and took to their bikes to raise money for prostate cancer charities. The Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride saw more than 2,000…
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Distinguished Gentlemen hit $1 million milestone for prostate cancer charities
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The Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride has broken the $1 million barrier in its fundraising efforts almost two weeks prior to the annual event taking place. The worldwide movement, which takes place on 27 September, will see over 30,000 motorcyclists from more than 400 cities worldwide don their finest attire and come together to raise funds for…
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Join the BONE-shaker MARROW-thon charity motorcycle ride
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A charity motorcycle ride which raises money for blood cancer charities is set to make a return in April. More than 100 riders braved torrential rain for the inaugural BONE-shaker MARROW-thon ride, which was held in March last year. As well as attracting the attention of television news crews, owing the organiser’s battle with leukaemia, the…
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Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride a huge success
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Last weekend saw more than 11,000 motorcyclists from 250 countries around the world give a two-wheeled salute to prostate cancer. Raising more than £864,000 for charity, the Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride (DGR) showed just how generous and stylish motorcycling can be. More than 700 motorcyclists attended the UK’s main event in Borough Market, London, which brought the…
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Give a two-wheeled salute to prostate cancer with the Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride
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This weekend (Sunday 28th September), hundreds of riders from across the country will meet together and give a two-wheeled ‘salute’ to prostate cancer – a disease that kills 10,000 men every year in the UK. A global phenomenon taking place in 250 cities around the world, The Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride (DGR) will see natty riders, on…
