Happy 100 Join us to celebrate Maserati's 100 years. Maserati was founded in Bologna, Italy on December 1st 1914 and started operation on December 14th 1914. The company was represented by Alfieri Maserati and his two brothers Ettore and Ernesto. To celebrate this great anniversary we are inviting Maserati's young & old to come along and join in the celebration.

Ferrari 458 Italia - John will be bringing his amazing Ferrari 458 Italia. We was lucky enough to see this Spectacular Beauty at last years event and we are very pleased that he will be joining us again.

50th Anniversary - To help us celebrate this special Anniversary this wonderful Mustang is just one of the magnificent vehicles you can see on display at the event this year. So come along and celebrate their Golden year with us!

Mk3 Ford Cortina - If you're a fan of Retro then why not come and see this fabulous vehicle. This immaculate car will be on show along with other's from this great era.

CHEERS!
This year we are pleased to welcome Tapped Bar to the event. So for all you non drivers why not have a refreshing Beer or two? and for all the drivers, don't worry, soft drinks will be available too!

He's Super!
Our Special Guest this year is a well known Superhero. Why not have your picture taken with him? It's sure to make your friends jealous!

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"GET ON YOUR BIKE" FOR THE 19TH ANNUAL EASTER EGG RUN

Get into gear with the Kilham Bikers (formerly Kilham Wednesday Night Bikers) who have been raising money for worthy causes throughout the Yorkshire area, will be going on their Annual Easter Egg run on Easter Sunday 20th April 2014 for a ride on some of East & North Yorkshire’s best biking roads to end our journey at Bridlington Club for Young People which is a centre providing recreational, sporting & Social opportunities for young people. The day begins at THE BAY HORSE, KILHAM at 9am when bacon butties will be served and we will leave for our run to Bridlington at 11am.

Last year's Easter Egg Run was a great success raising funds for May Lodge, Scarborough with a grand total of £3400 raised for the purchase of a sofa, chairs etc which is great in these difficult times.

We are now in our 19th year of helping children and young people from various charities in the Yorkshire area. We as a Motorcycle Club have been running for 20 years as when we first started it was just to deliver Easter Eggs to children in hospitals in our area. We also organise ride-outs every Wednesday night throughout the summer months and a list with details of the rides will be put on our website early in March.

Leading up to the Easter Egg Run we are having a Quiz at the Bay Horse, Kilham 19th March 7.30pm onwards, and other events will be taking place over the next couple of months and details will be put on our new webpage as shown below.

So if you can help or would like to make a donation please contact Fran Cowton on 01262 420399 or go on the website www.kilhambikers.co.uk for further details. We also hold a raffle/tombola and anyone who can donate any prizes for the evening of Easter Sunday at The Bay Horse, Kilham from 7.30pm onwards would be greatly appreciated. So just come along and support the event and have fun.

On Occasion of the cafe's annual Overland & Adventure Bike Day, Sunday 23rd March, Steph Jeavons will be departing the Ace on a solo overland adventure, riding a Honda CRF250L, with the aim to become the first British woman to circumnavigate the globe - 6 continents are required to accomplish this record!

Steph will also attempt to become the first British person (and on the 5th person to ever) circumnavigate the globe via all 7 continents solo on a motorbike - this means a trip to Antarctica, relying on the support of research vessels to transport her from Chile, South America.

As well as "waving off" Steph, also joining us at the cafe on this day, are a host of intrepid travellers to include Sam Manicom, Lois Pryce, Austin Vince, Dom Giles and Graham Field, together with stands and displays by KTM, Jack Lilley Triumph, Brubeck UK, Metzeler, Adventure Peru, Tours on Two Wheels and James Cargo Services, to name just a few!

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All roads lead to Rome!  Ace Cafe London is delighted to be returning, with stand, display and opportunity to "Taste the Ace", to the prestigious annual MotoDays, Rome 6th - 9th March.

This not to be missed early Spring show, held at Rome's Fiera, attracts thousands of riders checking out the new bikes, trends and gear on display and includes feature zones for vintage, street, adventure and overland, custom and a 'Go Green' as well as outdoor arena's featuring stunt shows, FX & MX action, the MotoDays 'Riding Experience' with test and demo rides.  The show's special track star guests includes from both MotoGP and SuperBike racing.

The Ace presence includes with authentic "Taste the Ace" breakfast with British Bacon and Ace Sausages being especially available close by the Ace stand and display, with it's array of Ace Cafe, Rockers and StoMoCo items, to include the critically acclaimed book 'Ace Times - Speed thrills and tea spills, a cafe and a culture', the Ace 75th anniversary Bookazine and CD "Ace Cafe -  The Rock n' Roll Years". Mark Wilsmore, MD of Ace Cafe London Ltd, will be on hand and available to sign copies of the books.

Ace will be in Hall 7 - Stop by and say hello!

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IAM’s head of riding standards, Peter Rodger, is advising on riding with pillions.

•Before carrying a pillion, adjust your tyre pressure and suspension.
•Make sure that your passenger has a suitable helmet and clothing.
•Arrange a signal so that they can tell you if they’re uncomfortable.
•If they haven’t ridden on the back of a motorcycle before, it is a good idea to give them advice of what they could expect and what you expect from them.
•Carrying a pillion will affect your acceleration, balance and braking. Allow extra time in judging gaps and overtaking.
•The extra weight on the bike will affect the speed and way it manoeuvres.

Rodger said: “Riding with a passenger takes getting used to. Take precautions and remember your passenger is your responsibility.”

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