Indian announces two UK-based ride-ins for IMR members
Two new ride-ins have been announced for Indian Motorcycle fans - Baffle Haus and the Super Sausage cafe on the A5!
Indian Motorcycle, which recently launched the 2022 Indian Pursuit tourer, has organised two ride-ins for members of its riders’ community, Indian Motorcycle Riders, in the UK.
Indian Motorcycle Riders (IMR) members in the UK will be able to head to one of two locations to meet up with fellow IMR members in either southern Wales or southern England.
Specifically, the Baffle Haus cafe (with a capacity of 120) in Pontypool, and the Super Sausage cafe (with a capacity of 150) between Northampton and Milton Keynes will be the meeting points for interested IMR members on 20 August and 10 September, respectively.
Baffle Haus opened in March 2021 to be a hub for motorcycling culture, and offer riding gear as well as their own casual clothing alongside the contents of the menu.
Super Sausage is only 10 minutes away from Silverstone, so would also make a decent stop on the way to watch the British MotoGP round in a couple of weeks. The location has a history of 70 years, but has only been named Super Sausage since the 1970s.
Registering for either ride-in will grant IMR members guaranteed entry to the location they have registered for, as well as a “commemorative gift and a free refreshment voucher on arrival,” according to Indian.
It will also be possible, once registered, to contact your local Indian Motorcycle dealer in order to find out how to ride in to the ride-in with your local rider’s group.
For the IMR members interested in the Indian Motorcycle Riders Rally, Indian recommends you take with you your IMR Rally passports as the ride-ins can be logged on the rally website and will count towards your mileage in the national ranking.
UK-based Indian owners who are not part of the IMR can become a member by checking out the IMR website and registering there.
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Alex has been working in the motorcycle industry for as long as he has been at Visordown, which has been since March 2022 so we'll let you work it out from there. He's the new guy. He'd be fetching us all coffee 'round the clock if he wasn't based in the arse end of nowhere.
