UK Buell Enthusiasts Group
Breakfast Meets 2025
A series of informal breakfast meets and tours in the beautiful Yorkshire Wolds at the Seaways Café, Fridaythorpe. YO25 9RX.
Website: https://seawayscafe.co.uk
They start at 9.00am and usually finish around noon.
All Buell/EBR and Moto Guzzi enthusiasts are welcome.
2025 Dates:
Saturday April 26th
Saturday May 31st
Saturday June 28th
Saturday July 26th
Saturday August 30th
Saturday September 27th
Onsite overnight accommodation is available. Riders from as far afield as Scotland have taken advantage of the accommodation to attend the breakfast meets and tour East and North Yorkshire.
Additional conventional hotel accommodation can be found at The Manor Inn, Fridaythorpe which is just a short distance from the Seaways Café. Their website: https://www.themanorinnfridaythorpe.co.uk/stay/
Using Fridaythorpe as a base, distances to coastal attractions etc.
Bridlington = 22 miles
Pickering + North Yorkshire Moors & Railway* = 23 miles
Scarborough = 25 miles
Flamborough Lighthouse = 27 miles
Goathland + North Yorkshire Moors & Railway* = 36 miles
Robin Hood’s Bay = 41 miles
Whitby + North Yorkshire Moors & Railway* = 43 miles
* Website: https://www.nymr.co.uk
Facebook event pages:
Saturday April 26th
Saturday May 31st
Saturday June 28th
Saturday July 26th
Saturday August 30th
Saturday September 27th
Saturday 26th April
Thanks to everyone who attended the first Breakfast Meet of 2025. There were 20 Moto Guzzis and 1 Indian. We didn't manage to photograph all of the models because some people arrived after we had left, or they didn't stay very long.
At this particular meet there was a good selection of machines, ranging from an immaculate Sport 1100 to a well-used, 71,000-mile California III, a 42,000-mile 850 T3 California and a 2003 7,000-mile first version of the Breva 750. It was good to see 3 different red Breva 1100's. This model celebrates its 20th anniversary this year and there’s still plenty of these solid and reliable motorcycles on the road.
Saturday 31st May
Thanks to everyone who attended the second Breakfast Meet of the year. There were 18 Moto Guzzis, 1 Buell and 1 Ducati.
It was good to see some new faces and there was a real mixture of Guzzi models ranging from the 1980’s to the present day.
The Buell 1125CR was ridden by Brian from Seaham in County Durham. He’s owned it for 3 months and it’s covered 8,500 miles since new. It looks in excellent condition for its age and with the exception of a now fixed leaking clutch slave cylinder, Brian is very pleased with it.
Together with her husband who was riding a beautiful Ducati Desmo, Jane arrived on her Le Mans 1000 Mark V, which is a model you very rarely see on today’s roads. A total of 2,113 Le Mans MK V were made during 1988/89. The Ducati and Guzzi certainly drew a lot of attention, and they looked well parked together.
Another machine that drew a lot of attention, was an immaculate Vincent. I couldn’t resist taking a few pictures of this rare iconic British V-twin.
