Julie
07-09-2005, 07:30 PM
The 12th Annual Ace Cafe Reunion!
CAFF RACE COMING HOME
80.000 Riders in motion. From everywhere, every type, every style
- one destination!
The primary reason for the annual Ace Cafe Reunion, Ride With The Rockers & Brighton Burn-up is to celebrate the unique history, culture and style of the Ace Cafe. The event acts as a focus in the biking calendar for all those who are not only interested in the Ace Cafe, Ton-Up Boy and Rocker heritage, but also for those many others who enjoy a weekend full of motorbikes and fun.
All Riders Welcome!
This year, our 12th Reunion weekend, kick starts at the famous North London cafe on Friday 9th September, with the arrival of The Continental Run, with rider’s from across Europe joining us for an all rock n’ roll party night.
Sunday 11th September, thousands of bikes, one destination, Brighton’s famous seafront, with stands, displays and special invited guests to include, Father Scott Anderson of the 59 Club, numerous British motorcycling legends, together with, for the first time in the UK, all the way from the USA, the guys and bikes from American Chopper.
Following a hugely successful UK launch, the first ever Discovery Channel American Chopper UK Tour reaches its climax arriving full throttle in Brighton on September 11th 2005 as part of the legendary Ace Cafe Reunion Weekend. Discovery Channel are the sponsors of Ace Cafe Reunion 2005, now in its 12th year, set to be the biggest and best yet with even more bikes and even more riders than ever before! The Comanche bike and the NY Jets bike will be on display at the Ace Cafe in London on Saturday 10th September. The stars of the hit TV show, the Teutul family are currently filming in the UK and will be taking part in the ride out starting on Sunday 11th at 10am from Ace Cafe to Brighton Seafront before heading back to Orange County, USA. Ace Cafe London have invited the Teutuls for a live appearance at the Ace Cafe stand on Madeira Drive on Sunday 11th September. The Teutuls will be taking part in the ride out from the Ace on Sunday morning to coincide with the filming of their first ever trip to Britain. Ace Face Mark Wilsmore will be accompanying them on the Race Thruxton especially prepared by Numero Tre. Whilst there is the chance visitors to the Brighton event may get to see the Teutuls, event organisers and Discovery Channel cannot guarantee their appearance at the American Chopper Experience due to existing programme schedules and commitments.
Bikes to leave the cafe on the Brighton Burn Up at 10am, travelling on the A406 North Circular Road to Hanger Lane, then onto the Westbound A40 to the M25, then M23 down to Brighton and onto seafront Road, Madeira Drive. Estimated time of arrival in Brighton 11.30am.
Triumph presents 'Rockers & Racers' Exhibition. A series of evocative photographs, drawn from the Ace Cafe London archive, at the Julie-Anne Gilbert Gallery, Madeira Drive, Brighton, for one day only - Sunday 11th September.
Parking in Brighton
National Car Parks in Brighton are situated on:
Church Street
North Road
Church Hill Square
Russell Road
Marina Way Car Park
From the A27 take the B2123. Turn right at first set of traffic lights, sign posted Brighton Town Centre, Race Course and Marina Village. Turn left at second set of traffic lights, past the Race Course and follow the signs for the Marina Village where there is parking for 1500 cars in the multi-storey car park and a coach park.
For further details of city centre car parks click on www.citytransport.org.uk
CAFF RACE COMING HOME
80.000 Riders in motion. From everywhere, every type, every style
- one destination!
The primary reason for the annual Ace Cafe Reunion, Ride With The Rockers & Brighton Burn-up is to celebrate the unique history, culture and style of the Ace Cafe. The event acts as a focus in the biking calendar for all those who are not only interested in the Ace Cafe, Ton-Up Boy and Rocker heritage, but also for those many others who enjoy a weekend full of motorbikes and fun.
All Riders Welcome!
This year, our 12th Reunion weekend, kick starts at the famous North London cafe on Friday 9th September, with the arrival of The Continental Run, with rider’s from across Europe joining us for an all rock n’ roll party night.
Sunday 11th September, thousands of bikes, one destination, Brighton’s famous seafront, with stands, displays and special invited guests to include, Father Scott Anderson of the 59 Club, numerous British motorcycling legends, together with, for the first time in the UK, all the way from the USA, the guys and bikes from American Chopper.
Following a hugely successful UK launch, the first ever Discovery Channel American Chopper UK Tour reaches its climax arriving full throttle in Brighton on September 11th 2005 as part of the legendary Ace Cafe Reunion Weekend. Discovery Channel are the sponsors of Ace Cafe Reunion 2005, now in its 12th year, set to be the biggest and best yet with even more bikes and even more riders than ever before! The Comanche bike and the NY Jets bike will be on display at the Ace Cafe in London on Saturday 10th September. The stars of the hit TV show, the Teutul family are currently filming in the UK and will be taking part in the ride out starting on Sunday 11th at 10am from Ace Cafe to Brighton Seafront before heading back to Orange County, USA. Ace Cafe London have invited the Teutuls for a live appearance at the Ace Cafe stand on Madeira Drive on Sunday 11th September. The Teutuls will be taking part in the ride out from the Ace on Sunday morning to coincide with the filming of their first ever trip to Britain. Ace Face Mark Wilsmore will be accompanying them on the Race Thruxton especially prepared by Numero Tre. Whilst there is the chance visitors to the Brighton event may get to see the Teutuls, event organisers and Discovery Channel cannot guarantee their appearance at the American Chopper Experience due to existing programme schedules and commitments.
Bikes to leave the cafe on the Brighton Burn Up at 10am, travelling on the A406 North Circular Road to Hanger Lane, then onto the Westbound A40 to the M25, then M23 down to Brighton and onto seafront Road, Madeira Drive. Estimated time of arrival in Brighton 11.30am.
Triumph presents 'Rockers & Racers' Exhibition. A series of evocative photographs, drawn from the Ace Cafe London archive, at the Julie-Anne Gilbert Gallery, Madeira Drive, Brighton, for one day only - Sunday 11th September.
Parking in Brighton
National Car Parks in Brighton are situated on:
Church Street
North Road
Church Hill Square
Russell Road
Marina Way Car Park
From the A27 take the B2123. Turn right at first set of traffic lights, sign posted Brighton Town Centre, Race Course and Marina Village. Turn left at second set of traffic lights, past the Race Course and follow the signs for the Marina Village where there is parking for 1500 cars in the multi-storey car park and a coach park.
For further details of city centre car parks click on www.citytransport.org.uk