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Patron :Major General R Lamont Kirkland CBE
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RIDE TO THE WALL
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Ride to the Wall (RTTW) was founded in 2008 by Martin Dickinson. It is a stand alone organisation free from the constraints of affiliation to any specific outside governing body and is run entirely by volunteers. The only expenses paid are those incurred in the day to day running of the organisation. Mission Statement: That bikers may gather together and ride as a group to a place of remembrance to pay their respects to our serving and fallen servicemen and women and in doing so raise funds solely for the purpose of perpetuating their memory. Our Vision: To remember those that can no longer ride by our side |
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The second annual Ride to the Wall event, which saw 7,500 motorbikes from around the country welcomed to the National Memorial Arboretum, has raised £29,600. Last October's event was the UK's largest gathering of bikers for a single ...............
On Remembrance Day in November 2007 Martin Dickinson, then Director of Nene Valley Harley Owners Group, rode to the National Memorial Arboretum in Staffordshire with a few fellow Harley owners, to attend a service at ...............
Ride to the Wall for 2010 will take place on Saturday 2nd October 2010 and is open to riders of all makes and models of motorcycles.Participants are asked to pay a registration fee and all money raised, .....................
This is the opportunity for all motorcyclists to ride as an organised group to the National Memorial Arboretum in Staffordshire for a service of remembrance at The Armed Forces Memorial, and as a consequence raise.........
RTTW 2010 will assemble at the same parking area at Drayton Manor Theme Park used in 2009. RTTW have been given exclusive use of this area for camping and as the assembly point for the ride to the Arboretum........
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