The front of the pack
Group shot of many of the riders
Two of the SACA riders
Riding past Harpenden Common
A rider waves to the camera
A participant rides past
One of the riders
On the road between Harpenden and St Albans
Every year a volunteer charity organisation called SACA organise a bike ride between Birmingham and London, the ride spans across two days pausing for breath in Luton.
My good friend Gurdev was the official photographer this year so I thought I’d join him for part of the ride to watch him at work (and grab a few shots for myself!)
You can find out loads more about SACA and their charity bike ride here.
Hi,
I am one of the administrators for http://www.charitybikeride.com.
We seek your permission to use these images on our website.
Look forward to hearing from you.
Regards,
Tarun Dogra
Hi, we were on the ride, fantastics photo’s looking forward to seeing Gurdev’s pictures but thanks for being there……jas (one of the ride marshals)
Hi,
Great pictures and a great weekend, thanks to all that took part and made it a good fun weekend.
Regards to all
John the guy on the motorbike!!!
Great pics, pro job, proud of you gems of the khalsa panth. keep up good work. Yes, waiting to see Gurdev Singh’s shots. He’s made an exallent effort to take some professional snaps.
Guru rakha Arvinder Singh
It was my first time taking part in this event, it certainly wont be the last – wonderful weekend ! Looking forward to see more photographs.
Hi all
Great weekend…I was one of the motorbike Marshalls…the riders did so well and us guys on the motorbikes were astounded at your determination and efforts…had a good laugh with you all especially the Ambulance crew…(Hello John)!!
Looking forward to seeing more pics so get them up ASAP!!!!
Gummy
Hello Everyone!
I was one of the motorbike marshalls, there with my brother and pops.. hope you all had fun, all us bikers definetely did!
Looking forward to the rest of the pics and hope to see you all there next year!
Hey,
Great website. Infact you’ve got some awesome images, not just of the bike ride. Keep up the good work.
Cheers,
Rov (bloke with the camera on his head)
Hi,
just wanted to say well done to all that took part.hope we made enough noise on southall boradway to raise awerness for a good cause .see you all next year
All the team @ sting roadshow
Hi!
What more can be said than it was certainly an excellent weekend. I thoroughly enjoyed it and will definitely take part again next year – got to, it’s the big one – 21st year of this event (I hope that’s correct).Thanks to all the support crew, from the marshals, ambulance crew, ‘mechanics’ and everyone who provided support at the pit stops. Thanks to the organisers for arranging the weather as well!
Hi,
We all really enjoyed the Bike Ride this year, it was very well organised. This is our 3rd time and are already looking forward to next year. Thanks to all the support from the Ride Crew/Marshalls, ambulance and police.
You can publish our pictures, we are Harinder and Manjit Grewal from Finchley, a unique set of husband and wife riders.
My twin brother and his wife plus their 2 kids also did the BikeRide for the first time this year.
Cheers
Harinder
My first time at this event..certainly not the last! it was overwhelming to see all the riders, so determined. You all worked so hard and all of you should be proud of your acheivements.
Look forward top seeing you all next year!
Photos are awesome, can’t wait to see the rest.
p.s I would like to thank all who participated on behalf of all staff and children at Richard House.
Manjeet(Richard House children’s Hospice)
I agree with the comments above.
This was my first bike ride and I was impressed with the organisation. The ride went like clockwork.
I would love to do it next year, and you have my approval to publish the pictures.
Manmander
I’ve seen you come through Daventry the last 2 or 3 years but this is the first time I’ve looked up the website. Well done everyone and good luck for 2010.
Re SACA Charity Ride
Hi there
I love the images of the SACA ride. One of our guys Ernest (pictured in the orange vest) was ‘Dr Bike’ for the session. I was wondering if you would permit us to post a couple of these images on the News section of our website
cheers
Jean
good read