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Moto Guzzi 2024 Breakfast Meets, Yorkshire, England.

Chris Jessop

Chris Jessop

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Moto Guzzi enthusiasts are invited to these informal breakfast meets in the beautiful Yorkshire Wolds at the Seaways Café, Fridaythorpe. YO25 9RX. Website: seawayscafe.co.uk

They start at 9.00am and usually finish around noon.

2024 Dates:
Saturday April 27th
Saturday May 25th
Saturday June 22nd
Saturday August 10th
Saturday August 31st
Saturday September 28th

Onsite overnight accommodation is available. Riders from as far afield as Scotland have taken advantage of the accommodation to attend the breakfast meets and tour East and North Yorkshire.

Using Fridaythorpe as a base, distances to coastal attractions etc.

Bridlington = 22 miles
Pickering + North Yorkshire Moors Railway = 23 miles
Scarborough = 25 miles
Flamborough Lighthouse = 27 miles
Goathland + North Yorkshire Moors Railway = 36 miles
Robin Hood’s Bay = 41 miles
Whitby + North Yorkshire Moors Railway = 43 miles

Event webpage: ukbuellgroup.co.uk/2024-breakfast-meets

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Considering the cold and damp conditions we were pleasantly surprised by the turnout for the first Yorkshire Breakfast Meet of the year. Thank you to everyone who attended. There were 12 Guzzis, 1 Buell and 1 Triumph.

Steve brought his 2024 V100 Stelvio to the meet. This was the first new Stelvio we’d seen on the road. Steve took delivery on the 1st March and has already covered 1,000 miles. Not happy with the rather drab matt standard colour scheme he asked a friend to repaint the bodywork with a tasteful gloss silver and burgundy finish. The result is very striking.
 

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