Just seen about the ride on BFBS… couldnt make it myself as im in Germany but it was good to see there was so many bikers there showing there support.
MUCH RESPECT!!! 
Check out the ITV london website - there’s a news report with some LBrs on it - be quick cos be it might be updated (was there 2 hours ago) - a few of us at the Ace b4 heading off.
Think all in around 25 odd were there in two groups - plus a few helpers too. Best bit was the WB people clapping / lots of hand made posters and thank you signs…see the rideout section for some comments.
Be quick!
i was there! 
was definately an unbelievable sight, seeing so many people lining the streets waving at 15000 bikers, biggest rideout ever
i was there, got stuck in a 20 mile traffic jam, all bikes, awesome:cool:
was there as well :)
+1 It also made you think that the only other time that Wootton Bassett is seen is footage of the fallen returning home. I’m sure a lot of us were thinking of them, the injured and those still out there when riding through.
I wanted to but had family stuff to do.
i went was a great day:)
and jp it said who went not who didnt:D
ive never seen so many bikes, literally lost the people i was with when we got in, no hope of finding them. tell you wot though, soon as i got on that runway and saw those big white lines at the end, i felt a sudden urge to grab full throttle
was a very fitting trubute to both the troops at war (my cousin is not long back from afghanistan) and also a thanks to the residents of wootton bassett themselves - a town that stops everything in respect each time someone is brought back
its nice to know weve put wootton bassett on the map for a slightly more upbeat reason, they are now know for not only paying their respects to many times to bodies being flown home, but also to hosting the biggest rideout the uk has ever seen
ive never seen that many union jacks this side of northern ireland
brought a tear to my eye:)
Gurninman and I were there.
Fantastic atmosphere, very emotional and something that we’ll both cherish for a long time.
GM, myself and my m8, met up with Busa and Mrs Busa, Truebrit and Mrs Truebrit, and my m8s friend at J5 of the M4 and then we headed to Reading Services to meet PJ and the rest of the 1000-1100hrs gang! :w00t:
GM spent about 20 mins drooling over PJ’s bike and then we all headed to WB. If they do it next year…I’ll be there! :D:D
Me Was an amazing day and what a feeling to have all those people waving us on a supporting us along the way, all for a good cause too
And as bluelagos said, some of are famous, we volunteered Hanna and JC1001 to do the interview with ITV and what a smashing job they did
I’m impressed that you stayed in view of the camera…I’d have been hiding in the lavy till they left! 
Had my back to the camera the whole time, that was good enough, but my nice bright yellow bike was in full view, couldn’t miss that lol 
Hannibal and I were there - had a very good time (except the interview bit).
Apparently there were 22,000 riders and pillions, and at least £100k was raised.Thought the interviews went very well; well done the both of you, and thanks for volunteering to do that :D:cool:
I thought we rail roaded them in to doing it
Yeah I was going to say , don’t rember having much choice in it as Tug frog marched me over to the camera ! Big lad he is !!