Sinnis Motorcycles is undertaking a six-country European tour and taking on the famous Nurburgring circuit on the Sinnis Café 125 and soon-to-be released SP125 – all in aid of Riders for Health.
On 28 September, Lukas Rohulan, right, and Mike Garrod from Sinnis HQ will be heading out from Brighton and will travel through the UK, France, Belgium, Luxembourg, Prague (Czech Republic) then on to Germany to the Nurburgring for a few laps on the track before finally arriving at Intermot Cologne (Koln) for the International Motorcycle Show.
The Nurburgring is the oldest and largest remaining race track at over 14 miles long. Usually a test ground for the world’s fastest cars, the track is notoriously difficult and dangerous. The trip will cover just under 3000kms in six days and hopefully raise as much money as possible for Riders for Health. Riders for Health offer invaluable support across Africa delivering medical supplies, health services, vaccines all on board a motorcycle, where the terrain is too vast and inhospitable for cars.
“The trip will be a great adventure, with a full video log and pictures along the way”, said Garrod. “This will raise money for a charity that we hold very dearly, and showcase the SP125. We will be camping, and taking in the sights and smells of a good Euro adventure and also showing that you do not have to have a £5000 budget for an amazing time on a motorcycle.”