Algarve Senior Bikers return to the roads
After a year of forced inactivity due to the pandemic, the Algarve Senior Bikers (ASB) finally managed a group ride again. Twenty-five members were pleased to get out on their
Algarve Senior Bikers raise €2,450 for Gaivota children’s home
There was no ASB Charity Lunch this year but the Algarve Senior Bikers still managed to raise a record amount of money for the children of A Gaivota children’s home
Algarve Senior Bikers reach new heights
It now seems to be the new normal that Algarve Senior Bikers’ rides will have to be repeated on two days due to the present Covid situation and the regulations
Algarve Senior Bikers make cautious return to the roads
Algarve Senior Bikers (ASB) organised their first ride since the easing of the Covid-19 restrictions on June 17 and 18. Also during the lockdown, the ASB should have celebrated the
Senior bikers enjoy ride to Vila Nova de Milfontes
Thirty-six members of the Algarve Senior Bikers (ASB) turned up for the “February ride” to Vila Nova de Milfontes in Alentejo on a sunny day reaching 20°C. There were two
Algarve Senior Bikers enjoy first ride of the year
The first ride of 2020 for the motorcyclists of the Algarve Senior Bikers (ASB) took place on Tuesday, January 28 from Paderne. The two groups where led on this occasion
Algarve Senior Bikers hold Christmas lunch in aid of Gaivota
Algarve Senior Bikers (ASB) held their annual Christmas charity lunch on December 12 at Restaurant O Oliveira in Tunes, again in aid of the Gaivota home for teenagers in Albufeira.
Algarve Senior Bikers up in clouds
After two postponements due to bad weather, the last Algarve Senior Bikers’ ride of the season was finally able to take place on Thursday, November 28. When arriving in Silves
Algarve Senior Bikers October ride
Members the Algarve Senior Bikers had a somewhat damp ride on October 18 when they travelled to the meeting point in São Marcos da Serra. However, well before the ride
Senior bikers head east for September ride
Leaving September’s meeting place at the Rede Energia petrol station, just south of São Brás de Alportel, the clouds started to melt away with the rising temperature. It was an