A long line of Harley Davidson motorbikes roared through Burnham-On-Sea on Sunday (May 4th) on a charity fundraising ride.
The Bridgwater Harley Owners Group organised the ‘Cider Rally’ which ran from Sand Bay via Weston and Burnham town centre, finishing on Burnham seafront.
After travelling along Burnham High Street watched by lines of spectators, the bikes went on display along The Esplanade, raising funds In Charley’s Memory and the Blood Bikes.
Burnham’s Town Crier Alastair Murray and Deputy Mayor Cllr Paul Wynn rode along on the bikes at the start of the parade to give their support, with the town crier saying it was a “marvellous sight”.
Deputy Mayor Cllr Paul Wynn told Burnham-On-Sea.com: “It was great to see so many people out enjoying the bikes while supporting the charities at the same time.”
“I greatly enjoyed being a part of it, and I congratulate the organisers on a successful event.”
