Security tracking company Bike Trac is supporting a non-stop motorcycle relay which began yesterday to raise funds for the Riders for Health charity.
The challenge will see 23 motorcycle club members from all over the country, dubbed The Snug, taking it in turns to ride a Royal Enfield Bullet kindly donated by Wallasey Motorcycles of the Wirral around the 4000-mile coastline of Great Britain. The aim is to raise £10,000 for the Riders for Health charity, while also honouring the memories of two members of the club who recently passed away.
Bike Trac will be tracking the four-day adventure, with users able to follow the team’s progress live via an online portal.
Snug member Callum Stuart said: “Despite the geographic distance, we’re a close-knit community of riders. When we lost two of our members recently in tragic circumstances we wanted to honour their legacy and in so doing support the excellent work that Riders for Health do. It’s not going to be easy – on practical and organisational levels there are so many things to consider. One tiny oversight could jeopardise the whole challenge so we can’t thank enough the sponsors and supporters that have gotten us to this point.”
To follow the adventure live
http://events.biketrac.co.uk/profile/snug-challenge-coastal-relay-ride/
To find out more about the challenge and to donate, head to www.snugchallenge.co.uk