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Damerells Motorcycles
 One of the bikes4flight main sponsors. Damerells have kindly donated funding for all the flyers and posters to help us promote this event. They will also be supplying support vehicles at Penzance to follow the run in case of incident or breakdown. Although we would hope this will not be needed.
Damerell's Motorcycles is the South West largest and longest established motorcycle dealers and is renowned as one of the top Honda and Yamaha dealers in the UK. Damerells stock the complete range of new Honda and Yamaha motorcycles and scooters, as well as the finest selection of used bikes for sale in the South West. They also have a full motorcycle service and parts facility and sell a huge range of motorbike accessories and clothing.
GT Motorcycles
 GT Motorcycles new premises in Plymouth will be one of the start points for bikes4flight 08. Get there early enough and take a browse around the showroom and have a coffee.
The largest selection of quality new and used motorcycles anywhere in Devon and Cornwall. We sell Suzuki, Yamaha, Honda, Kawasaki, Triumph, Gilera, Aprilia, Piaggio and Peugeot motorcycles and scooters plus clothing from Triumph, Frank Thomas Spidi and many others. Our showrooms are in Plymouth, Torbay and St Austell.
Steve Andrews Tyres
 Steve Andrews Tyres Ltd will have a small stand at the showground displaying a few of the common bike tyres. Also giving details of the service they offer to motorcyclists.
For a quick and personal service Steve Andrews Tyres Ltd
20 Mount Roads St Austell, PL25 3LD: 01726 67811
Unit 1E, Lucknow Road, Bodmin PL31 1EZ: 01208 269999
Carvedras, St Georges Rd, Truro, TR1 3NW: 01872 273592
Puncture Seal
 The Alternative to a spare wheel
The Punctureseal product is a unique blend of chemicals which includes fibers, polymers and Thixogel™. Once installed into a tyre through the valve Punctureseal changes any pneumatic tyre into a sealed air chamber capable of:
Sealing punctures caused by objects up to 6mm (1/4 inch) on road vehicles and 12mm (1/2 inch) on heavy duty off road vehicles. Maintaining CORRECT air pressure. Sealing all porosity leaks. Sealing minor rim leaks.
St Blazey Moto-X
St Blazey Motorcycles / Moto-X is a family business owned by The Annear Family, Located in the middle of Cornwall 1 mile from the Eden Project, on the main A 390 we are very easy to find.
We cater for both Road and Off Road Bikers offering the following brands of machines, clothing and accesories.
In our workshop we have factory trained mechanics ready to work on your bike from a puncture to full engine rebuild.
VLM Motorcycles
 VLM Motorcycles were formerly known as 2 Wheel Wreckers we sell new and used motorcyles, a wide range of accessories and clothing, servicing and repair work is carried out on the premises. Workshop facilities include the latest tyre and wheel balancing machines. We are a small family run business and are located in Bodmin. |
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Send in pictures via the contact pages and we will add them to the 2008 gallery |
Clubs & Associations
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CAAT
 We are pleased to confirm that the team from the caat will be there with a small stand. They will be able to answer any questions you may have about the ambulance and the trust.
Again we are hoping the Ambulance itself will also be able to land on the day. This obviously is subject to how busy they are on the day. Call outs are far more important.
Please support your Air Ambulance today, you may need it tomorrow!
Event Organiser
 The website is designed with the sw Uk motorcyclist's in mind. motorcycle bulletin board that is fully interactive by you and us! Motorcycle events, motorcycle rideouts, motorcycle racing, motorcycle open days, regular bike runs! Throughout the southwest, Cornwall, Devon and Somerset with the help of members you will know when and where to be for an evening or days rideout. Free Motorcycle classifieds, motorcycle forum with events, runs, rideouts, Charity runs & rideouts, motorcycle help and tips plus much more.
Institute of Avanced Motorcyclists
 Founded in 2001 the motorcycle section was reformed as a sub group running alongside the car group. The section is now an independant group in its own right having goneindependantin November 2005.
Our main objective is to give guidance to prospective advanced riders who wish to take the IAM Advanced Riding Test and to enjoy riding with others who put safety and courtesy as important factors.
Who are we? Well we are the local Cornish Motorcycle group of the IAM, a charity organisation promoting Advanced Motorcycle riding. Our aim is to promote safer motorcycling thought the use of Advanced training.
We hold regular monthly social events and rides. Social events could be just a meet at a local inn for a chat or ride somewhere, or a hall with a guest speaker. Monthly rides are open to members when they have passed their Advanced test, or when their Observer thinks their riding is up to the required standard. This ensures that you can be confident that the people you are out riding with will be competent and safe riders also out to enjoy themselves with fellow experienced riders. We also arrange longer trips away, Scotland, Ireland and on the Continent a few times each year.
Mirlin Surplus
Merlin Surplus And Survival, Vroe Farm, Predannack, Mullion, Cornwall, TR12 7EY.
Phone 01326241199 or Mob 07743265266.
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Live Music
Non Categorised Sponsors
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Devon & Cornwall Police Road Safety Unit
 The Devon and Cornwall Constabulary, through the Force Motorcycle Wing, are committed to encouraging the sensible use of motorcycles within the Force area. We believe there are many advantages to choosing motorcycles as a preferred form of transport in terms of reduced traffic congestion, shorter journey times and decreased pollution.
We also recognise that motorcyclists are a vulnerable road user group so we actively promote the various post test training courses that teach advanced riding techniques based on the Police System of Motorcycle Control. We firmly believe that it is our training that keeps us safe on the roads and we want more people to go on to take similar training in order for them to appreciate the pleasures that can be gained from riding safely and skillfully.
To this end we participate in the national BikeSafe scheme which gives an insight into Advanced Riding techniques. Our BikeSafe sessions last a whole day and are part classroom based with a practical assessment of your riding from a Police Advanced Motorcyclist. The sessions cost £25 per person. For further details visit our Force Website www.devon-cornwall.police.uk
C & G Catering
 C & G Catering is a fast food company operating a fleet of modern mobile units, marquee hire facilities and all types of refreshments and snacks, including an independent licensed bar.
We also provide a full range of sweet and fast foods, which include fresh donuts, jacket potatoes, sweets, baguettes, hot roast meats and chinese noodles.
C And G Catering will have a full fleet of mobile food units at the showground. |
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Not all lifesavers come in the form of paramedics and Pilots, - without the army of fund raisers backing them, Cornwall's Air Ambulance would have flown its last airborne mission many years age.
Operational costs for the Cornwall Air Ambulance in 1987 was £250,000 and in 2007 it will cost £1,250,000.
This includes the lease of the aircraft, pilots, service engineers, spares, servicing and insurances, as well as a charge of some £440 per flying hour to cover fuel and other combustibles.
The cost of the two paramedics is paid for by the Cornwall Ambulance Service.
This was the first Air Ambulance in the UK and was a unique experience for everyone. There was a great feeling of excitement in the challenge of this then, unknown territory from the paramedics and their pilot, to the control staff that was to direct the Air Ambulance to the type of missions they should fly.
It was very apparent that the geography of Cornwall lent itself to the concept of an Air Ambulance. Beaches, inaccessible cliff tops, acres of moorland, farm land and congested roads, particularly in summer, all made the work of land vehicles more difficult and time consuming.
The distance to the major hospitals from many parts of Cornwall made the Air Ambulance a vital life saving mode of transport. From its base at RCH Treliske it could reach any part of the county in twenty minutes, and the Isles of Scilly in twenty-eight minutes. In 1989 the Air Ambulance took up its new and present base at RAF St Mawgan.
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