40,000 Bikers Descend On Barrow For Final Ever Dave Day Tribute Ride

Around 40,000 bikers descended on Barrow for the final ever Dave Day tribute ride in memory of much loved Hairy Biker Dave Myers. The emotional event brought together motorcycle fans from across the country for one last journey celebrating his life. Crowds gathered to welcome the riders as they arrived in the town.

The huge procession travelled from London to Dave Myers' hometown of Barrow as part of The Last Ride Home. Thousands of riders joined the convoy along the route before arriving in Cumbria. The event has become a major annual tribute since Dave’s death in 2024. Money raised has supported charities and causes close to his heart.

Fans, friends and fellow bikers came together to remember the television chef who became a household name through The Hairy Bikers. The final event created a powerful atmosphere of remembrance, friendship and community spirit. Organisers said the turnout showed the lasting impact Dave had on people across the UK.

Barrow was transformed as thousands of motorcycles filled the streets and visitors celebrated Dave’s legacy. The event also provided a major boost for the town while bringing people together for a shared cause. Many local supporters lined the route to show their appreciation.

The final Dave Day marked the end of a remarkable tribute that united bikers nationwide. Dave Myers’ memory continues to inspire people through the kindness and generosity shown during the event. The celebration will remain a special part of Barrow’s history.

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