End of day out doing run into rural regions delivering toys to children, always a magnificent sight watching them all together on a Christmas Run.
Dressed up for the occasion the photograph with "Ghost Rider" is amazing, traditional run has been ongoing for many years.
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It was great watching them riding together indeed! I enjoyed taking these photos!
I'm glad to hear that photograph of the "Ghost Rider"...😅! Thank you for sharing your thoughts on that photo, @joanstewart! I do appreciate it!
The biker groups do wonderful event every year in every direction into rural areas and townships, we have missed them the last couple of years passing through Toti.
As long as we have lived on coast, go down to walkway bridge close to home over the freeway where they passed under, now the walkway is no longer as safe as it once was either....
Have not seen them on breakfast run down here either, used to be Sunday mornings early we would be off to the park or beach and notice them riding together.
'Ghost rider' makes you ponder who started the event.
That's a pity that you don't see them anymore in that area... Why do think that is? you say not even breakfast runs anymore...? Do you think it became too risky with all the cattle down along the N2 route?
Yes, that would be interesting to know who started the event! I'm so glad you like the 'Ghost Rider' image👍!
They no longer use the R603 as much as they used to on breakfast runs. Further down perhaps road conditions or they leave at different times, not the large runs that you would hear them from a distance. Roads not always great either with potholes.
The South African Toy Run was started by BikePoint contributor Steve Kealy and his wife Liz 26 years ago, in spite and in violation of apartheid laws of the day. Source
Now in every large town and city throughout the country where there are bike clubs arranging local event end November each year. Also being adopted to be held in Australia according to the link above.