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2003 Parade Lap Collection

"Reviving the glory of 2003: A nostalgic parade lap with Bernard Stovin (Vincent), Derek Powell (BSA), James Yeo (Honda), Werner Molders (Honda Drixton


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"Reviving the glory of 2003: A nostalgic parade lap with Bernard Stovin (Vincent), Derek Powell (BSA), James Yeo (Honda), Werner Molders (Honda Drixton), Allan Robinson (Norton) and more. " Step back in time to the exhilarating year of 2003, as motorcycle enthusiasts from all walks of life gathered for a memorable parade lap. The air was filled with anticipation as legendary riders such as Bernard Stovin on his powerful Vincent, Derek Powell showcasing his skills on a BSA, and James Yeo maneuvering through the crowd on his sleek Honda took their positions. The roar of engines echoed through the streets as Werner Molders showcased his finesse on a Honda Drixton, leaving spectators in awe. Not far behind was Allan Robinson astride a Norton, exuding timeless elegance and grace. Mark Waddell's Honda added an extra touch of excitement to the event, captivating everyone's attention. Dick Hawes made heads turn with his Busch BMW while Pete Tyer wowed the crowd on a Seeley Matchless. Mick Miller's Norton roared past effortlessly, leaving behind an indelible impression. Mick Boddice skillfully handled an Ireson Kawasaki, demonstrating precision and control that left spectators breathless. Les Worthington showcased his Argon model with pride during this remarkable parade lap while Huw Huws thrilled everyone aboard a Norton bike. As these iconic riders embarked upon their journey around town once again after so many years had passed since that unforgettable day in 2003, they brought back memories that seemed frozen in time. Their presence reminded us all why we fell in love with motorcycles - it is not just about speed or power but also about camaraderie and passion shared among fellow riders. The 2003 Parade Lap served as a testament to the enduring spirit of motorcycling and its ability to unite people from different backgrounds.