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| Lancs and Lakes had a red carpet welcome at Barton Aerodrome today. There was only room for 4 wings (which was a good job as over 30 of our members are at Scarborough Light Parade this weekend). The wings attracted more crowds than any of the other classic vehicle displays, and Reg, who is the main photographer for the show and the Ridesafe Backsafe Mag, took dozens of pictures of the crowds around the bikes. Our very own Padlock, Chris, brought his Camplet trailer tent and with the rear kitchen pulled out (running water, and gas hob) kept the brews going all day. We have already got an invitation for next year. So we will see you all THERE FOR MORE PICTURES OF ALL RIDE OUT AND EVENT REPORTS, FOLLOW THE LINK ON THE HOME PAGE |
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| There were 31 members from Lancs and Lakes at the 30th GWOCGB Treffen. A great time was had by all meeting old and new friends. For more pictures follow the link from the Home page |
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| 16 wings enjoyed a rideout after Lancs and Lakes meeting in August. Led by George we headed through the Lancashire country finishing off in Skipton for the usual Fish and Chips treat. Lovely to see our Cumbra Wings neighboroughs. |
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| Just 4 wings met up for a ride around the Trough of Bowland in July. Traveling through some beautiful quaint villages, and the very impressive Forth Stone of Four Stones. Big thanks to George and Carol |
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| Lancs and Lakes were at Heysham Show in July. This was the first year we have been to this event and the organisers are very keen to have us back next year. A good day was had followed by a BBQ at Phil and Pam's |
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| Avon Wing Ding was a great do. Friday evening there was a twilight ride around the centre of Bath. Saturday, over 100 Goldwings left site for a local Truck Fest. Weather brilliant. What more could you ask!! |
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| Cumbria Wingding. Sitting on the coast Allonby had perfect views accross the Solway Estuary to Dumfries. Weather gorgeous, site, welcome and entertainment, fantastic. It doesn't come much better! |
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| Ridesafe Blacksafe Event in Blackpool. This is an annual event that Lancs and Lakes have been attending since it was first established. Good Weather, good company, and more importantly some good knowledge gained. |
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| On a beautiful sunny day in April Lancs and Lakes met with The Air Ambulance staff and crew at Barton Airfield. We were given a warm welcome, and we presented them with a cheque for £900. Once again the official Photographer Reg was there taking photo's for Ridesafe Backsafe Mag. We look forward to going back to see them all in the near future. |
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| Help for Heroes ride around Cumbria in May was a hugh success. With over 500 bikes lots of cash was raised for this very worthy cause. |
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| Wootten Bassett. A very poignant but strangly enjoyable day. The people of Wooton Bassett were so warm and welcoming, and hundreds of folk had stood for hours watching over 13000 bikes pass by. Over £100k was raised over that weekend. Surely, next year will be just as good. |
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| £2,675.36 Raised at Scarborough Light Parade! Well done Yorkies. A brilliant weekend, great company, fantastic home crowds waving and cheering. Gets better every year. |
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| Yorkshire Wingding. Great wingding. A very warm welcome from the Yorkies. Good venue and lucky with the weather.
A bit windy on the Humber Bridge though. |
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| Standage Tunnel Ride led by Malc. An interesting cheerful day out. Thanks Malc. |
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| This ride to the Craven Collection was taken by John in May. So many vehicles, where do you start. Thanks John |
 | First Bike on Scene course November 2010 |
 | Annual trip to Nawaabs, lovely grub |