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Ride pillion on Randy Mamola’s Ducati at Festival of 1000 Bikes

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Friday, 29 June 2012 16:54
Experience a thrill like no other: the chance to ride a bike piloted by Riders for Health co-founder and racing legend Randy Mamola at the Festival of 1000 Bikes on Sunday 8th July at Mallory Park.

Riders for Health are offering two people the chance to ride with 13-time Grand Prix winner Randy Mamola on a very special motorcycle - the Ducati 1198SP. This fantastic opportunity can’t be bought anywhere else in the world and, what’s more, the money raised from the sale of the rides goes directly to support Riders for Health’s lifesaving work in Africa.

For your chance to take part in the ride of your life on a Ducati 1198SP with Randy Mamola, visit Riders for Health’s online auction http://riders.org/auction.aspx to make a bid. The auction will close at 22.00 GMT on Thursday 5th July so make sure you don’t miss out on this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.

The Festival of 1000 Bikes, organised by the Vintage Motorcycle Club, will be held on Friday 6th to Sunday 8th July at Mallory Park and draws huge crowds of classic bike enthusiasts. This year, Randy Mamola will be headlining the ‘Past Masters’ feature alongside Kevin Schwantz. It will be the first time Kevin has returned to Mallory Park since he raced there in 1986.

Also attending the weekend festival will be Mick Grant, Phil Read, Tepi Lansivouri, Frankie Chili, Carl Fogarty and many more past motorcycle racing stars who will take to the track and showcase their iconic machines.

Riders for Health is the official charity of MotoGP of the Federation International de Motocyclisme (FIM) and mobilises health workers with reliable motorcycles. Each health worker is trained to ride safely and carry out basic maintenance so that they can reach rural communities in Africa with health care on a regular basis. Thanks to worldwide support from the motorcycle community, Riders for Health is able to provide access to health care for 12 million men, women and children across Africa.

To purchase tickets or to find out more about the Festival of 1000 Bikes, visit www.vmcc.net/1000bikes.
Note: Each passenger must undergo and pass a full medical check prior to their ride, and passengers must not exceed 90 kilos (14 stone). Participants must be over 18 and provide their own helmet and full set of leathers.

Article source: Riders for Health 
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