Eid Al Fitr is a huge celebration for people in UAE. But the celebrations are not restricted to just the Emiratis of UAE. To prove this right hundreds of bikers from diverse backgrounds are grouping up for a ride across the region. Dubai roads will soon witness 125 bikers flocking to different emirates in UAE for a cause. Mark your calendars for the second day of Eid as the riders will be taking over for an Eid Milan Ride.
125 Riders From Diverse Background Take A Ride Across UAE
A “Biker Brotherhood Eid Milan Ride” will be held, in which bikers from several groups in the United Arab Emirates will take part. They would go via numerous UAE backroads and tiny towns until they arrived at the Hatta Dam parking lot, according to one of the bikers. They will make a donation promise there, beneath a portrait of the UAE’s leaders, in order to fund the installation of water coolers in Dubai workers’ housing.
Since Eid is a time for family gatherings, many motorcycle fans in the UAE consider the members of their motorcycle clubs to be their closest relatives in this distant country, according to Vicky, president of the UAE-based biker group Biker Brotherhood. This Eid ride’s principal organiser is also him.
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Thrilling Experience, Panoramic Views Are All Going To Be Part Of This Ride
With its gorgeous routes and meandering roads, Hatta is a well-liked location for bikers and a great place to experience the liberation of the open road. You’ll never stop being surprised because there are so many turns and twists. The vistas of the mountains and the desert terrain along the way are sure to take your breath away.
The riders are constantly looking forward to one specific occasion. The Eid Brotherhood Ride is a time for meeting and greeting one another while riding steadily to a goal.
They have given special mention to the Rulers and police of the UAE. Additionally, they forwarded thanks to all the other frontline soldiers and unsung heroes that supported them.
The riders were grateful to be residents of the UAE and they feel it wouldn’t be possible to have similar rides in other countries.
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