Passport Holders

PASSPORT HOLDERS, LISTEN UP 📢

You guys absolutely smashed the Bike and Brew Passport Event massive congratulations! Now, let’s nail the finish line.

I’m super excited to announce that I’ll be at Baffle Haus (NP4 0AD) for one of the special passport drop-off days!

Come and find me on:

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2ND

This is your chance to:

Drop off your completed passport.

Get your passport recorded by me and returned on the same day (subject to availability).

Want your passport back as a souvenir but can’t wait for me to process the recording on the PC? Please bring a stamped, self-addressed envelope or purchase one on-site for later processing and mailing.

QUICK REMINDER before you come:

Write your name and address clearly in the front of your passport.

Drop it off at Baffle Haus on Nov 2nd (or any participating venue by Nov 3rd).

Let’s finish strong and celebrate what this amazing Social Biker Group is all about! I can’t wait to see you all at Baffle Haus!

or:

2nd November

Baffle Haus — NP4 0AD

Conwy Falls Café — LL24 0PN

Gilks Garage Café — CV35 0JZ

HR4K — HR2 6JT

Old Stores — CH7 4HR

Owls’ Nest — SA20 0DJ

Piston Club — B49 6NQ

Seasons Café — SY17 5SA

Silver Fox — GL14 1JA

Unit 7 — SA15 2DS

The Bakehouse Staff Meats – ST14 5AP

Let’s finish strong and celebrate what this Social Biker Group is all about

The Bike + Brew Passport Challenge is an event organized by the charity Make Your Mark.

Make Your Mark (often referred to by the acronym MARK) is a mental health charity that primarily serves the motorcycle community. Its mission is to strengthen communities by raising awareness about mental health, promoting Motorbiker Acts of Random Kindness (MARK), and providing support through initiatives such as Mental Health First Aid training and peer support groups.

You can donate by following this link BIKERCHICK to help fellow bikers who are struggling with mental health challenges. Don’t rush help in whatever way you can, because we never truly know who might be struggling, just like I once was, and no one around me knew it.

So let’s support each other and make some noise for mental health awareness!