More 1,000 motorcycles this year 2008 in Aveyron in the fight against cystic fibrosis.

That was the weekend of 5 and July 6, 2008 in Aveyron ...
atmosphere, generosity and good humor were given appointments by the Viaduct Rider's for the second edition of the fight against cystic fibrosis .

On Saturday morning, the rally took on the scale with the arrival of motorcyclists at Victory Park where they were offered refreshments and various specialties.

All brands of motorcycles were represented, a big thank you to all bikers at heart. Note the presence of massive club FJR 1300 which is at our side since the beginning, and brings his valuable help in road safety. I would also like to thank the chapter of Marseille, Serge, Joëlle, Lionel, Domi and all others who came in number for a good cause, and the Ladies Marseillaises who gave us a cheque for 670 euros for the fight against CF.

After a lunch, while some went to visit the gorges of the Tarn and the cellars of Roquefort, other took the opportunity to stroll in the park listening to rock. That evening, we witnessed a great moment of grace and emotion while watching the spectacle, written and directed by Sebastian Crochard, and performed by dancers Labo

Sunday morning appointment is given to the Auberge de Bonsecours for the start of the walk, but first we have been blessed and our bikes by Father Guy Gilbert, a great man full of of humor and love.

1099 motorcycles at the start, the uncertain weather will not make us too much misery in the direction crossing the viaduct at Millau then arrived to the applause of Millavois and other participants. Back to Victory Park, where refreshments and fast food stands were attacked.

After the balloon launch to benefit sick children, those present: Mr Jacques Godfrain, Mr Downs, Father Guy Gilbert, Sandrine Thomas and Richard Hughes (Sponsors of this second gathering) handed the cups to the first record of the 47 departments present.

The last few words of friendship and thoughts for all those who have fenced off the second edition, wishing you many more in 2009.