This is my go-to machine when I visit The National Motorcycle Museum in Birmingham. It’s as if I’m paying homage to the brilliant absurdity of British quirkiness. Not only beautiful in design but a true success mechanically.
We are proud to be involved with such a worthy cause and supporting them with fund raising and creating awareness for what they are trying to achieve. Bikers Impact is a Not For Profit, Community Interest Company dedicated to helping biker’s with mental health issues.
It was great to get back to some normality after the lockdown restrictions we’ve been subjected to over the last eighteen months; that said I also understand the need to curtail large events for public safety
We met James from Bullet Polish at the Staffordshire Classic Bike Show and were interested in his story. He said that after spending 30yrs cleaning and polishing Fire Engines, he was on the look out for a simpler and better solution than good old elbow grease.
It was great to finally get inside The National Motorcycle Museum after 14 months of closure. We have such great respect and admiration for the staff that work so hard to give us an excellent display time after time; therefore, we wanted to show our support to them on their first day of opening.
We had to join the queue behind the showman Peter Peacock (In the right corner above) who was keeping everyone entertained with his impressive display. He said that he was proud to show off outside the entrance to welcome visitors back after such a long time. He was so excited that he couldn’t keep still, strutting up and down for any photo opportunity.