& me).We had a great ride, if a little on the cold side, especially along the coast road to Lands End. Was quite amusing really at the start all the bikers were looking at each others bikes, no one cast an eye over my 650 Burgman. We set off with us being about 1/3 from the front and soon settled down to a steady riding pattern. In Truro we came to a halt at some traffic lights and all the bikes were around us revving away with there loud exhausts I switched to power mode.
On the green light I wound the throttle back and she shot away leaving quite a few of the bikes behind, as the riders gained speed and passed us by quite a few of them were looking at us wondering what had just happened 
On another stretch of good road and on a slight incline a few of the bikes started to speed on a bit so as it was a clear road and nothing coming I wound the throttle back again and we went whizzing by a few of the bikes leaving them thinking (have I just been passed by a scooter). One thing I did notice was after about 60 miles how many of the bikes had pulled over and the riders were stretching their arms & legs, also when riding along they are shaking their hands and sticking their legs out There we were riding along with heated seats & grips listening to music in our helmets all nice and comfy. Anyway we all had a good day and a laugh and at the finish we had hot tea & cakes, and it was quite amusing to see how many riders went over to look over our Burgman. I think a few had their way of thinking changed. Sandy was taking some pictures on the way
Map Of The Ride
Looking down into Portreath
Along the coast road towards Lands End
One of our Paramedic BMW's if you watch Emergency Bikers you will have seen this bike
The lone Maxi
So as I said we all had a fun filled day and everyone had a safe ride plus we helped raise £500 for Marie Curie & Portreath Coast Guard
Raven
