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21st Annual Run will be held on Sunday 14th September.
Riders, who will assemble from 9am at Garras Wharf Car park, Truro will then set off an hour later on the memorial run which has become one of the county’s largest and most popular motocycle events.
Last year it was a record breaking entry and £4,000 was raised for the Children’s Hospice South West appeal.
This year the charity will be the front line emergency equipment trust and be spent on purchasing motorcycles for the Cornish paramedic ambulance stations around Cornwall.

Hope to see some of you.

should be able to make this one ! if i havent got a hangover

gonna try this year, thats if i can afford to put fuel in the tank Just got my Mot and had to get tax so funds are low this month, Kidney anyone?

Dave Saunby has been on Radio Cornwall checking out the weather. The run is definitely on

well a few of us are meeting at st.austell B n Q @ 8:30am if any one locall wants to join us more than welcome !!

have a good un lads, keep it sticky side up !!!!

yeh was a good day ! had a right lauff again with "longwayfallen" saw dayz at the recreation ground in falmouth ! ride was good hell of a slow to start with , pace picked up onw ay back , tried to behave myself ! only did 2knee downs n unknown amount of wheelies ! i cnt help it if people have video cameras and are encouring me lol , there was a accident sumwere as the route had a sudden change of direction on sum sharp bend ! i dnt knw where tho lol

it sounded like it had a good turn out,we stopped at jamaica inn for a pint on our way home from minehead and the guy there said he had about a 100 stop for lunch there and they were saying there was over 1200 bikes turn up

Thanks again to Dave Saunby for another ‘Grand Day Out’

The grand total raised on this years run is £4,570.
£4,157.33p was taken at the start, from bikers donations/entry fees. £308 was taken at Beacon, and a bit more at the finish.

The overall turnout was roughly the same as last year with approximately 1200 bikes, so maybe we have reached a peak, which is amazing, considering Cornwall is a small county, which is stuck on the end of England.

This year charity is "Front Line Emergency Equipment Trust". The money raised will help purchase motorcycles for the "CORNISH" paramedics who work out of the ambulance stations around the county

was good ride ! enjoyed it and enjoyed having a look round at all the other bike

Was a good day out, apart from the odd one spoiling it! lol

Would definateley recomend it to anyone next year...