Thousands of bikers to take part in Bike4Life Fest
Thousands of bikers will be digging out their leathers to take part in the Bike4Life Fest today.

The huge biker gathering is in support of two local charities - Midlands Air Ambulance and the Royal Air Force Museum.
The day will begin with bikers gathering at Meole Brace Park and Ride, Shrewsbury from 9:00am before departing on mass at approximately 11:30am, heading for the RAF Museum Cosford where the Bike4Life Festival will be in full swing. Upon arrival at the Museum, bikers and members of the public will enjoy an afternoon of entertainment including arena displays, demonstrations and activities sponsored by some of the biggest names in the biking world. Plus, there will be live performances from The Crimson Star, CURRAN, Sons of Icarus, Dante Fox and The Jokers on the Planet Rock stage between 12noon and 4.00pm.
Organisers are excited to have on board Steve Parrish, former motorcycle and truck racer who is now one of the leading British motorsport commentators. As one of the events star guests, Steve will be joining in with some of the arena activities, including comparing the tyre balance game sponsored by Bridgestone, where bikers can test their strength and be in with a chance of winning a set of Bridgestone tyres. Steve will also be interviewing the Skyzone race team, a British-based supermoto team fielding riders in both the British and World Supermoto Championships, all within the Festival arena.
This year bikers are invited to enter the Bike4Life Best in Show competition. Whether you're a proud owner of a sports bike, cruiser, tourer or even a scooter, if you think you've got the best bike in town, we want to hear from you. The competition will be judged by Steve Parrish and it costs just £5 to enter, with all the money raised being donated to the two event charities. Each bike category winner will receive a limited edition Bike4Life hoodie, road safety back pack, Buff snood, plus a star prize for each category winner. There will also be an extra special prize for the overall Bike4Life 2014 Best in Show winner.
Nina Mitchell, one of the event organisers from RAF Museum Cosford said: “Entry to the Festival and participation in the Ride Out is FREE, however we ask bikers to dig deep and make a suitable donation on the day. We are delighted that Steve Parrish is joining us on the day and his presence signifies what a great day out this will be for the bikers and wider-community alike.”
The festival will run from 10:00am to 4:00pm and visitors of all ages, not just bikers are encouraged to attend.






