Awesome site.  Thanks for letting me be a part of this ride.  Also, thank you for letting my photos be a part of this web-site.

All, thanks for such a great day out on Sat 3 Jul. I thoroughly enjoyed the ride and Maddingley is a great setting for rememberance. I'm in for next year - ust waiting for registration to open! May well have the other half on the back too. Once again, thank you to all involved.

Well done to all involved on the organising - in particular Bob & Dino (special thanks to Sue Merry who didnt seem to stand still at all) - pleasure to ride with such well disciplined and safe riders. Gotta agree with the idea of bringing Canada on board (why not the Anzac contingent also?) - this could get very big!

Nice One!

It was a great ride today for a great cause.  may we always remember and honor those who gave their life and limbs for our freedom.  Freedom is NOT free...it is won with blood, sweat and tears.

Brilliant day, everyone.  BZ to all involved.  Looking forward to bigger and better next year - bring Canada onboard?

THANK YOU!

Trev

I can't join in, I'm at work this weekend 

Ride well, ride safe and ride proud

Just to let you all know that on the 19th June I completed the gruelling 1000 miles in 24 hours Iron Butt ride together with about 350 other riders who were all raising money for the Poppy Appeal. The ride was very very hard and was completed in 18hours. A great team effort, with thanks to the organisers and marshalls from the RBLR, Daltons solicitors and Iron Butt organisation. See you all on the 3rd. Brian

Greetings!

What a great way to honor the fallen allies of WW2! If not for them, the war would surely have been less winable. Thank you for your part.

Be blessed, DT

Unfortunately i have to work, so i am here to show my deepest respect to all those who gave their lives for the freedom of our country.

Respect to all those riders who will be attending.

Looking forward to the festivities!  You boys do so much good for all around!  Glad we know you all!

Did the ride last year and really enjoyed a happy and somber day. well planned and the boys in blue on their bikes did us proud. Cant wait for this years event.

My name is Brian Harris. I shall be attending the memorial ride on behalf of the 100th Bomb Group. The 'bloody hundreth' flew from Thorpe Abbotts here in England. The control tower (adjacent to the runway) has been restored and made into a museum and memorial to the USAAF and in particular the 100th bomb group. I shall be paying respects to ALL those who have given the ultimate for our freedom today but in particular to those of the 100th bomb group of whom a lot have their final resting place at Maddingley.

I would personally like to thank everyone who is getting involved with this ride, I am getting a lot of favorable comments from the general public here in Texas, which is a very good feeling !