The Golden Age of Steam?
To those brave souls who defied the elements to attend the event – WELL DONE!
The chaps at the Railway were so grateful, that they want us to come back again later in the year, so watch this space………..
Light Parade- goes to Southport for 2012
Jeff Thornton and his team have finalised the details for the 2012 Goldwing Light Parade and announced it will be held inthe seaside resort of Southport.
The dates are 21st -23rd September and the venue for the weekend is the Prince of Wales Hotel right in the middle of town on Lord Street. The accommodation package is an amazingly good deal with rooms costing £77.50 per person for Friday and Saturday nights (two nights) and include your breakfast and evening meals. Single rooms are also the same price. Wingers can extend the weekend break and add further nights to the package at £30.00 per person per night. How good is that. Ring Maria Broderick at the Hotel on 01704 536 688 and book your accommodation, quoting booking code GOPR2109.
The usual format of parade and best lit bike competition will take place along with a static display during the day. There are still a couple of locations to be finalised but the Police and Marshalling is already arranged with the full support of the Council. All we need now is the weather. Trust Jeff has got that sorted too.
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Welcome
GoldWings North West is a club for Honda GoldWing motorcycle owners in Central Lancashire and the surrounding areas. The Club welcomes GoldWing owners and riders and those who are interested in maybe one day owning and riding a Honda GoldWing. We meet on the last Sunday of the month at the Samlesbury Memorial Hall, close to Junction 31 of the M6, so we’re easily accessible and handily placed for the wonderful biking roads and scenery of the Lancashire fells and the Bowland Forest. If you own a GoldWing, or are interested in GoldWings and would like to meet like-minded and friendly people, then please come along to our next meeting, you will be made most welcome.
