A group of motorcycle club members from all over the UK has just completed what it claims is Britain’s first ever non-stop coastal relay ride. Kicking off in Blackpool on Monday 11 August, 21 riders covered the 3500-mile coastline of Britain in just 92 hours 32 minutes. The challenge was completed on a Royal Enfield Bullet donated by Wallasey Motorcycles on the Wirral.
The group known as The Snug took on the challenge to commemorate late members and stalwarts of their motorcycle community, and have so far raised £2600 in aid of Riders for Health. The target is £10,000.
Everyone was able to follow the bikes progress in real time using a state of the art tracking device supplied by Bike Trac. Bike Trac allows access through an online portal that shows where the bike is at any time during the ride. http://events.biketrac.co.uk/profile/snug-challenge-coastal-relay-ride/
This epic adventure set off from The Golden Mile, Blackpool and was completed when the last rider crossed the finish line at the Golden Mile 92 hours 32 minutes later.
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