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Ride to the Wall (RTTW) - 6th October

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Ride to the Wall (RTTW) - 6th October

#1 PostAuthor: chrisu » Mon Sep 10, 2012 10:17 pm

has anyone done this or plan to do it this year.

met a couple of guys in the pyrenees who did this and my brother has emailed me about it tonight.

thoughts ?

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#2 PostAuthor: chrisu » Mon Oct 01, 2012 6:24 pm

bump

weather looks ok so may do this...........

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Re: Ride to the Wall (RTTW) - 6th October

#3 PostAuthor: Rhencullen » Mon Oct 01, 2012 8:01 pm

chrisu wrote:has anyone done this or plan to do it this year.
thoughts ?


I did one of the first RTTW runs in 2009, and thought it was a fantastic experience, and very well organised. My review from another forum below.

Well what a fantastic , but poignant day.....

Things started a little cold and foggy as we met some local Harleys at Lincoln, before meeting up with others further en-route.

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The sun had broken through by the time we assembled at Drayton Manor and it turned into a glorious day

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The rideout started at 11.00 with a flag bike from each H O G Chapter leading. There was so many bikes there that we didn't set off until 12.00 - and we weren't the last

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The flag bikes had ridden into the centre of the Memorial, whilst everyone else parked in the grounds. There was plenty of space, and it was well organised by Marshalls / HOG volunteers.

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It wasn't just Harleys though - there was thousands of other bikes of all types there too.

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There was a short service at 1.30 with bagpipes , a release of doves, and the last post

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before a flypast by a Spitfire

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followed by the laying of Wreaths from each Chapter

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It was quite emotive and sombre seeing all the names on the wall

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We managed to find the bike at the end and rode home after a day to remember.

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