Assembled at Loch Kinnord.
Chris Norton presents D Bown with his award.
Young Lewis Buchan returns!
Simon Davidson, Winner, 2009
Visit the Gallery HERE to see photos from 2009.
YOUR details can go here if you would like to support the UCAN FUN RUN by donating a raffle prize or promoting the event.
Thanks so far to Aberdeenbikers
Gorgeousbikerchick
Grampian Classic MCC
Lamb&Mutton.co.uk
MZ Skorpion Forum
Ecosse Motorcycles
Scottish Classic MCC
Scottish Bikers Forum
Perthshire Bikers
Moray Coast MCC
Classic Motorbikes
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TOP RAFFLE PRIZES INCLUDE...
TWO family memberships to Grampian Transport Museum...£50 voucher from Ecosse Motorcycles...3 night break in country cottage...2 tickets for 2 for Blair Athol Distillery tour + voucher for the shop...plus more...all too good to miss!!
Download your registrationand sponsorship forms andhave a look at the advice letter for the 4th annual UCAN charity ride which will be held on Sunday 19th September 2010.
All motorcycles and trikes - from classic to modern and everything in between, are welcome.
Signing on will take place at the Pannanich Wells Hotel, on the outskirts of Ballater, where bacon rolls and cups of tea will be served.
The route will be approximatly 100 miles of the best roads in Royal Deeside, with a half way pit stop for refreshments, before returning for the Awards Ceremony, at the Loch Kinord Hotel, Dinnet.
All entrants receive a commemorative lapel badge, and cups and trophies were awarded for the following categories -
*Oldest Machine to Complete the Route
*Most Sponsorship Money Raised
*Rider Closest to Course Time
*Youngest Lady Rider
Please have a look in the gallery to see all the photos from last year. If you'd like a copy, feel free to help yourself, all we ask is you nip over to the main UCAN site at www.justgiving.com/ucan/donate and give as much as you think it's worth. For hi-res files please email the webmaster. Thanks.
Please take time to read the Advice LetterHERE.
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Royal Deeside
About UCAN
UCAN has been set up as a charity dedicated to raising awareness of urological cancers, and improving support and quality of life for people and families who are affected.
Prostate cancer is the commonest male cancer and 1 in 12 men will develop it during their lifetime.
In Grampian alone, around 800 men are referred every year with suspected prostate cancer. Of these, 200 have the diagnosis confirmed, and 75% of them leave it too late for treatment.
Don't be too late, visit the main UCAN site HERE to find out more. |
