Sikh Motorcycle Club UK
Building Brotherhood,Β Promoting Sikhi & Raising Awareness of Turbaned Riders.
The Sikh Motorcycle Club UK is a positive and inclusive organisation that welcomes people of all backgrounds.
- Building Brotherhood:Β We believe that it is important to build brotherhood among Sikhs. We do this by organising events that bring Sikhs together, such as motorcycle rides, charity events, and social gatherings.
- Promoting Sikhi:Β We believe that Sikhism is a beautiful and enriching faith, and we want to share it with the world. We do this by educating the public about Sikhism and its values and by organising events that promote Sikhi culture and heritage.
- Raising awareness of Turbaned Riders:Β We believe that it is important to raise awareness of the challenges that Turbaned Riders face. We do this by speaking out about these challenges, educating the public about Sikhism and Turbaned Riders, and by organising events that showcase the diversity and talents of Turbaned Riders.
We are a proud member of the British Motorcyclists Federation, and we welcome like-minded motorcyclists from all walks of life who enjoy riding and exploring new roads and areas.
Sikhism β The Path of Discipleship
The word Sikh means βdiscipleβ or βlearner.β Sikhism is a monotheistic religion founded in Northern India in the fifteenth century by Guru Nanak Dev Ji. Sikhs believe in one God, the equality of all people, and the importance of living an honest and ethical life.
Three Basic Principles of Sikhism
- Naam Japna β Meditating on the name of God:Β Sikhs meditate on the name of God to connect with the divine and to develop their spiritual consciousness.
- Kirat Karo β Earning a living by honest means:Β Sikhs believe in earning a living through honest and hard work. They are taught to avoid any activities that are harmful to themselves or others.
- Vand Chakna β Sharing the fruits of oneβsΒ labourΒ with others:Β Sikhs believe in sharing their wealth and resources with those in need. They are taught to be generous and compassionate.
Here are some of the clubβs activities:
- Rides:Β We organise regular rides to different parts of the UK, providing a great way for members to explore new places and meet new people.
- Events:Β We also organise other events, such as charity events and social events, giving members a chance to get involved in the community and meet new people.
- Support:Β We provide support and advice to our members, including help with finding a new bike, getting insurance, and dealing with any problems that may arise.
- Awareness:Β We also work to raise awareness of issues that affect the Sikh community, such as discrimination and hate crimes.
If you are a Sikh motorcyclist in the UK or simply interested in learning more about our club, please feel free to reach out to us through our website or social media. We would be happy to connect with you.
Sikh Turbans
Sikhs wear turbans to cover their long, uncut hair, which they maintain as a sign of devotion and respect for God. The turban is not just a practical garment but also a powerful symbol of Sikh identity, spirituality, and equality.Β
Sikh Teachings
Sikhism upholds freedom, equality, and justice, teaching respect for all, regardless of race, religion, gender, or status. It emphasises selfless service, encouraging Sikhs to help those in need and work for the betterment of society.
Sikhism in the World
There are about 25 million Sikhs in the world, with the largest Sikh communities in India, the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom. Sikhism is a universal religion that welcomes people of all faiths and cultural backgrounds.
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Sikh Motorcycle Club UK joins the global Sikh sangat in remembering Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji on his 350th Shaheedi Divas.
Today, we reflect on the supreme sacrifice made by Guru ji, who gave his life in 1675 to defend the religious freedom and human rights of others. Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji fearlessly stood against oppression, protecting the Kashmiri Pandits and upholding the principle that every individual should have the right to practise their faith without fear.
His unmatched courage, immense compassion, and commitment to justice continue to guide and inspire us.
As we ride with pride and faith, we honour the 350th anniversary of his martyrdom and pray that we always embody Guru Jiβs teachings of seva, humility, freedom, and righteousness.
π Dhan Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji
#GuruTeghBahadurJi #ShaheediDivas #350Years #HindDiChadar #SikhMotorcycleClubUK #SikhHistory #SikhPride #Seva #FaithAndFreedom #NeverForget #Sikhi #ChardiKala
Sikh Motorcycle Club UK attended Motorcycle Live at the NEC in Birmingham, and it was a fantastic experience for everyone.
Our members and their children had a brilliant day exploring the huge range of motorcycles on display, learning about new models, and soaking in the atmosphere of one of the UKβs biggest biking events.
We met so many amazing people throughout the day from fellow riders to exhibitors, and it was great to connect with others who share the same passion for motorcycles and community.
A special thank you to the Royal Enfield team and stand for their warm hospitality and the lovely coffees. It was a pleasure speaking with their team and seeing their continued dedication to the riding community.
To round off the day, we ended up at Shimla Peppers in Walsall for a lovely meal. A big thank you to the staff for the delicious food and the great atmosphere, it was the perfect way to finish our outing.
Overall, it was a wonderful family day out and another memorable event for the club. We look forward to returning and continuing to represent the Sikh Motorcycle Club UK with pride.
#SikhMotorcycleClubUK #MotorcycleLive #NEC #Birmingham #RoyalEnfield #Bikers #FamilyDayOut #Community #ShimlaPeppers #Walsall
@motorcyclelive @necbirmingham @royalenfield @shimla_peppers_walsall
Members of the Sikh Motorcycle Club UK attended the annual Volunteer Dinner of Khalsa Aid in Birmingham. ππ½
It was inspiring to hear about the incredible relief efforts carried out during the recent Punjab floods and to see how this amazing organisation has grown since its beginning in 1999. The dedication and seva of the Khalsa Aid team truly shine through.
The event also helped raise vital funds, supported by both local and national businesses, and gave volunteers the opportunity to share heartfelt stories from their experiences on the ground. Their journeys and sacrifices remind us what true humanitarian work looks like.
A very well-organised and meaningful evening. Special thanks to Ravi Singh and his amazing team, and also to Langar Aid β a wonderful project by Khalsa Aid. β€οΈπ
#SikhMotorcycleClubUK #KhalsaAid #Seva #Humanity #LangarAid #Community #PunjabFloods #SikhMotorcycleClub
π Armistice Day 2025 | 11.11 π
Today, we remember all who gave their lives for our freedom.
This year is special 100 years since the unveiling of the Arch of Remembrance in Victoria Park, Leicester. We were deeply moved to meet Maureen Hill and Jannet Irons, granddaughters of Annie Glover and Elizabeth Butler, who unveiled the Arch a century ago. Speaking with them reminded us how history and sacrifice connect generations.
Lest we forget. πΊ
#SikhMotorcycleClubUK #RemembranceDay #LestWeForget #SikhWarriors #Leicester #ArchOfRemembrance100 #Respect #Community #SikhMotorcycleClub
Multi-Faith Remembrance Day β Harmony House, Leicester π¬π§
We were honoured to attend the Multi-Faith Remembrance Day Service held at Harmony House, Leicester, proudly attending in uniform and supported by the Army Benevolent Fund.
The event was attended by representatives from the Army, Navy, RAF, Police, Fire and Rescue Service, Medical Services, veterans, faith leaders, charity organisations, local MPs, the Mayor, and other dignitaries β all united in remembrance of those who made the ultimate sacrifice.
Prayers were offered by leaders from various faiths, each paying heartfelt tribute to the fallen. We were also proud to lay a wreath on behalf of the Sikh Motorcycle Club UK in honour of all those who gave their lives for peace and freedom. πΊ
The service was very well organised and featured special guests Miss Coventry, Miss East Midlands, UW Europe 2025, and Mrs Asia GB (3rd Runner Up), who all paid their respects.
A heartfelt thank you to Resham Singh Sandhu MBE for the kind invitation once again this year β it was a privilege to be part of such a meaningful and inspiring event that promotes peace, unity, and community spirit.
The service concluded with a delicious vegetarian meal served to everyone, reflecting the true values of compassion and togetherness. π
#RemembranceDay #SikhMotorcycleClubUK #Leicester #HarmonyHouse #FaithAndUnity #LestWeForget #Respect #CommunityTogether #RemembranceSunday #ArmyBenevolentFund #ServiceAndSacrifice #SikhWarMemorial #LeicesterCommunity #SikhMotorcycleClub
Remembrance Day 2025 β Victoria Park, Leicester π¬π§
Today was a truly special and emotional day as we gathered at Victoria Park to honour and remember all those who gave their lives in the Great Wars. We paid our respects at the Sikh War Memorial, remembering the immense sacrifices made by Sikh soldiers who fought with courage and dedication.
A special wreath was also placed at the Arch of Remembrance, marking 100 years since its unveiling on 4 July 1925 by Annie Glover and Elizabeth Butler, who each lost sons in the First World War.
This year, wreaths were also laid by Maureen Hill and Janet Irons, whose grandmothers unveiled the Arch of Remembrance in that historic ceremony one hundred years ago. Between them, Annie Glover and Elizabeth Butler lost seven sons in the First World War β a heartbreaking reminder of the sacrifices made by so many families.
It was an honour to meet Maureen and Janet today and to share our respect for all those who gave their lives for our freedom.
A heartfelt thank you to all the Sikh Gurdwaras in Leicester and every organisation and individual who attended and helped make todayβs commemoration so meaningful and memorable.
#RemembranceDay #SikhMotorcycleClubUK #Leicester #SikhWarMemorial #NeverForget #LestWeForget #RemembranceSunday #VictoriaPark #ArchOfRemembrance #CommunityUnity #Respect #Honour #SikhMotorcycleClub
Wishing everyone a very Happy Diwali and Bandi Chhor Divas from all of us at the Sikh Motorcycle Club UK! πͺβ¨
As we celebrate Diwali β the festival of lights β and commemorate Bandi Chhor Divas, when Guru Hargobind Sahib Ji freed 52 kings from captivity, let us reflect on the values of freedom, justice, and compassion.
May these celebrations bring light to every home, peace to every heart, and unity among all communities. Letβs continue to spread love, positivity, and the spirit of seva wherever we ride.
#SikhMotorcycleClubUK #Diwali #BandiChorrDivas #FaithAndBikes #Community #Sikhs #Seva
πΆββοΈπ Guru Nanak Annual Charity Walk β Nottingham to Derby ππΆββοΈ
Today, members of the Sikh Motorcycle Club UK were proud to support the Guru Nanak Annual Charity Walk from Nottingham to Derby, raising funds for BBC Children in Need and Nottinghamβs Khalsa Punjabi School. π
Over 80 children, adults, and families took part in this inspiring walk! Along the way, we stopped at Collyerβs Nurseries in Borrowash for a well-deserved break and coffee β before concluding at Sri Guru Arjan Dev Ji Gurdwara in Derby, where everyone enjoyed a special chips & beans langar ππ«
We were also pleased to meet Paramjit Singh Mand, who is currently visiting the UK π¬π§ β it was wonderful to connect and share in the spirit of this event together. π
A huge thank you to everyone who walked, donated, and supported this amazing cause. Special shout out to:
π Nottingham Forest Community Trust β for the minibus seva
π SuRano β for providing delicious food to all the walkers
π Sri Guru Arjan Dev Ji Gurdwara Derby β for hosting the walkers and serving langar
π Trent Barton Buses β for their wonderful seva and support
A day filled with seva, community spirit, and unity β truly in the light of Guru Nanak Dev Jiβs teachings. πΌ
#SikhMotorcycleClubUK #CharityWalk #Seva #GuruNanakDevJi #Community #ChildrenInNeed #KhalsaPunjabiSchool #Nottingham #Derby #SikhRiders #LangarSeva #Waheguru #UKSikhs #SikhMotorcycleClub
Sikh Motorcycle Club UK joins the global Sikh sangat in remembering Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji on his 350th Shaheedi Divas.
Today, we reflect on the supreme sacrifice made by Guru ji, who gave his life in 1675 to defend the religious freedom and human rights of others. Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji fearlessly stood against oppression, protecting the Kashmiri Pandits and upholding the principle that every individual should have the right to practise their faith without fear.
His unmatched courage, immense compassion, and commitment to justice continue to guide and inspire us.
As we ride with pride and faith, we honour the 350th anniversary of his martyrdom and pray that we always embody Guru Jiβs teachings of seva, humility, freedom, and righteousness.
π Dhan Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji
#GuruTeghBahadurJi #ShaheediDivas #350Years #HindDiChadar #SikhMotorcycleClubUK #SikhHistory #SikhPride #Seva #FaithAndFreedom #NeverForget #Sikhi #ChardiKala ... See MoreSee Less
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Bless you all π xx
Learning so much from this group
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Sikh Motorcycle Club UK attended Motorcycle Live at the NEC in Birmingham, and it was a fantastic experience for everyone.
Our members and their children had a brilliant day exploring the huge range of motorcycles on display, learning about new models, and soaking in the atmosphere of one of the UKβs biggest biking events.
We met so many amazing people throughout the day from fellow riders to exhibitors, and it was great to connect with others who share the same passion for motorcycles and community.
A special thank you to the Royal Enfield team and stand for their warm hospitality and the lovely coffees. It was a pleasure speaking with their team and seeing their continued dedication to the riding community.
To round off the day, we ended up at Shimla Peppers in Walsall for a lovely meal. A big thank you to the staff for the delicious food and the great atmosphere, it was the perfect way to finish our outing.
Overall, it was a wonderful family day out and another memorable event for the club. We look forward to returning and continuing to represent the Sikh Motorcycle Club UK with pride.
#SikhMotorcycleClubUK #MotorcycleLive #NEC #Birmingham #RoyalEnfield #Bikers #FamilyDayOut #Community #ShimlaPeppers #Walsall
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Looks like a fab day out.., π
Members of the Sikh Motorcycle Club UK attended the annual Volunteer Dinner of Khalsa Aid in Birmingham. ππ½
It was inspiring to hear about the incredible relief efforts carried out during the recent Punjab floods and to see how this amazing organisation has grown since its beginning in 1999. The dedication and seva of the Khalsa Aid team truly shine through.
The event also helped raise vital funds, supported by both local and national businesses, and gave volunteers the opportunity to share heartfelt stories from their experiences on the ground. Their journeys and sacrifices remind us what true humanitarian work looks like.
A very well-organised and meaningful evening. Special thanks to Ravi Singh and his amazing team, and also to Langar Aid β a wonderful project by Khalsa Aid. β€οΈπ
#sikhmotorcycleclubuk #khalsaaid #seva #humanity #LangarAid #community #PunjabFloods #sikhmotorcycleclub
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Respect to you all
Lovely people π was even at rhe memorial standin makin hot drinks for everyone and hot samosas which were beautiful π₯° π and all for free xx their generosity is second to none. Xx and lets not forget of course how you stood with us during the war we will be forever grateful π god bless you all xx β€οΈ
Well done to you all ππ»ππ»β€οΈ
Quality people
Respect to you all x
Hello Brothers. Ride safe π€π»π€π½ only unity will conquer
Great people! π π
Ride safe, Great Respect guys!
Nice one guy's ππ
Well done ππ»
Lovely people
As a fellow motorcyclist keep the great work up and helping great causes.
Total respect to you all I work along side a few Sikhs brilliant friends and good people
I hope you might visit the Isle of Man sometime! The Moddey Dhoo MCC would be glad to show you around.
Respect to you all x β€οΈ
Total respect to them all
Great to see this, ride safe my Sikh Biker Brothers πππ
nice one ππβ€οΈ
Respect for you lovely people...πππ
RESPECT!
Sikhs wonderful people who stand with british values and and many who serve with british armed forces loyaly we thank you for your loyaty and friendship .
Very inspiring. Good work π
Respec
Respect to you and your families
Love my sikh brother and sisters thanks for your service I appreciate it so much thabks for sticking by me π God bless your whole lineages π
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π Remembrance Day 2025 | 11.11 π
Today, we remember all who gave their lives for our freedom.
This year is special 100 years since the unveiling of the Arch of Remembrance in Victoria Park, Leicester. We were deeply moved to meet Maureen Hill and Jannet Irons, granddaughters of Annie Glover and Elizabeth Butler, who unveiled the Arch a century ago. Speaking with them reminded us how history and sacrifice connect generations.
Lest we forget. πΊ
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Respect to our Sikhs brothers in arm we will remember the fallen we will never forget ππΉπ’
Great and faithful worriers the Sikh soldiers are and a beautiful community spot on
My grandad had a lot of respect for the Sikh soldiers
Lest we forget
The Sikhs are the bravest of warriors and the finest of people.
Love the Sikhs, fighting side by side
Respect to you all .π π π
Had a brief moment of remembrance and respect in castle park, Bristol today on my travels! So much respect for you guys!! Truly. Lest we forget
Lest we Forget god bless these brave peopleπ
Thank you brothers for all you have sacrificed for freedom π π
Brave of the bravest !
Thank you for your service gentlemen!! We shall never forget what you did for us
Total respect for you guys
Thankyou to all the Sikh's for your ServiceπΈ
I've got a lot of respect for the Sikh community if you need a friend or someone to back you these are the people to trust π always been behind the British people thanks. good and bad in every race just saying π€
Lovely people βοΈ
We Will Remember Them
Proud soldiers who represent a Proud people.
Total Respect for these individuals.
Our very Brave Sikh Soldiers. π Much respect and admiration. SALUTE TO YOU ALL.
Respect to you all.
Great people the Sikhs are, we visited the Sikh cemetery when we toured Ypres on the motorbike several years ago ππ
Sincere unending gratitude
I salute our Brave Sikh Brothers in arms and their ultimate sacrifice in two world wars. π«‘
Thank you to everyone who fought for our future. We wouldn't be here to say that if it were not for you all and the sacrifices that everyone made. It is truly appreciated π.
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Multi-Faith Remembrance Day β Harmony House, Leicester π¬π§
We were honoured to attend the Multi-Faith Remembrance Day Service held at Harmony House, Leicester, proudly attending in uniform and supported by the Army Benevolent Fund.
The event was attended by representatives from the Army, Navy, RAF, Police, Fire and Rescue Service, Medical Services, veterans, faith leaders, charity organisations, local MPs, the Mayor, and other dignitaries β all united in remembrance of those who made the ultimate sacrifice.
Prayers were offered by leaders from various faiths, each paying heartfelt tribute to the fallen. We were also proud to lay a wreath on behalf of the Sikh Motorcycle Club UK in honour of all those who gave their lives for peace and freedom. πΊ
The service was very well organised and featured special guests Miss Coventry, Miss East Midlands, UW Europe 2025, and Mrs Asia GB (3rd Runner Up), who all paid their respects.
A heartfelt thank you to Resham Singh Sandhu MBE for the kind invitation once again this year β it was a privilege to be part of such a meaningful and inspiring event that promotes peace, unity, and community spirit.
The service concluded with a delicious vegetarian meal served to everyone, reflecting the true values of compassion and togetherness. π
#remembranceday #sikhmotorcycleclubuk #leicester #harmonyhouse #FaithAndUnity #lestweforget #Respect #communitytogether #RemembranceSunday #armybenevolentfund #ServiceAndSacrifice #SikhWarMemorial #LeicesterCommunity #sikhmotorcycleclub ... See MoreSee Less
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Having been married to the most amazing Sikh lady for 10 years now, we remember the bravery of all who fought and lost their lives for our freedoms. We will continue to honour cross culture in battle and in peace π«‘
Respect gentleman ππ
Respect gentlemen!
I really want to ride with these guys
Saw them at the RTTW
big respect to our sikh brothers
Thank you for all you have done and do.x
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Remembrance Day 2025 β Victoria Park, Leicester π¬π§
Today was a truly special and emotional day as we gathered at Victoria Park to honour and remember all those who gave their lives in the Great Wars. We paid our respects at the Sikh War Memorial, remembering the immense sacrifices made by Sikh soldiers who fought with courage and dedication.
A special wreath was also placed at the Arch of Remembrance, marking 100 years since its unveiling on 4 July 1925 by Annie Glover and Elizabeth Butler, who each lost sons in the First World War.
This year, wreaths were also laid by Maureen Hill and Janet Irons, whose grandmothers unveiled the Arch of Remembrance in that historic ceremony one hundred years ago. Between them, Annie Glover and Elizabeth Butler lost seven sons in the First World War β a heartbreaking reminder of the sacrifices made by so many families.
It was an honour to meet Maureen and Janet today and to share our respect for all those who gave their lives for our freedom.
A heartfelt thank you to all the Sikh Gurdwaras in Leicester and every organisation and individual who attended and helped make todayβs commemoration so meaningful and memorable.
#RemembranceDay #SikhMotorcycleClubUK #Leicester #SikhWarMemorial #NeverForget #LestWeForget #RemembranceSunday #VictoriaPark #ArchOfRemembrance #CommunityUnity #Respect #Honour #SikhMotorcycleClub
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One of the places I take my mates when we do a tour of the Somme battlefields, is High Wood, where Sikh soldiers were sent against machine gun fire, on horseback. Extraordinary courage Bit of history, from one biker to a group of anothers. Shiny side up guys. π
Just to let you know .. My Dad was in Burma with Sikhs and to the day he died he doffed his cap to any Sikh he saw xxx respect to you all xxx
Respect. My Father fought alongside some Sikhs in ww2. He had nothing but respect for their courage
If we are going to survive as a country, we need to unite around something and the memory of shared sacrifices in both world wars, is the perfect event to enable that. This is great to see and offers a bit of hope in dark times.
You Sikhs , we the British people love and respect you, we wish all imagrants were like, you. I was in Glasgow today and I saw a young Sikh in his cadet uniform collecting for the veterans. It gave me hope for humanity
On this Remembrance Day, I ask you — do you acknowledge them? Do you remember the Muslim soldiers of the British Raj who fought and fell for an empire that rarely spoke their names? Over 2.5 million soldiers from British India served in the World Wars — the largest volunteer army in history. More than 80,000 never returned home. Tens of thousands were Muslims — sons of Lahore, Dhaka, Karachi, and the Frontier — buried in the sands of Egypt, the jungles of Burma, and the fields of France. While around 700,000 men from Britain died, far more from the colonies gave their lives in silence — their graves scattered across continents, their names missing from memorials. They fought in foreign lands under foreign flags, but in their hearts, they carried faith, courage, and justice. And if history forgets them — Allah does not. And do not say of those who are killed in the way of Allah, ‘They are dead.’ Rather, they are alive, but you perceive it not.” (Qur’an 2:154) Think not of those who are slain in the way of Allah as dead. Nay, they are alive, finding their sustenance (rizq) in the presence of their Lord.” (Qur’an 3:169) Their blood was not shed in vain, for they live — honoured and sustained by their Creator. Their courage was not lost to history, for Allah Himself bears witness to their sacrifice. So when you wear your poppy and speak of remembrance, remember them too. Because remembrance without truth is silence — but their remembrance lives on with Allah, where no sacrifice is ever forgotten.
Respect to the Sikh Nation you have stood by us in every conflict.
My granddad fought with the British back in WW2. May his and other souls rest in peace
Sikh soldiers , thank you for your service .
Respect for the Sikh soldiers and the Sikh community who have adapted to our way of life in our country thank you.
Got to love the Sikhs. Genuinely beautiful people.
Thankyou, I love your pictures, amazing turn out,
Every Sikh I had as a friend or who I've dealt with has been an honerable bloke,it's in their DNA 𧬠brother we respect you and your forefathers they helped Britain get back on its feet after the war,for that I thank you,proud, honerable and integrate into British society
Sikh community wonderful people thank you for your services ! Lest we Forget
Loved my Sikh neighbours and so sorry when left area good people
Thank you for your service
Much respect to you all
Wow, some awesome images. Nothing but respect for the Sikh community and the contribution they made. π«‘
Good men respect πΊπ¬π§
Heart moving guys , fair play π«Ά
Well done Gents.ππ«‘
Love to all the Sikhs πͺ
Good on you πππ
Thankyou for your Loyalty π―ππΌππ¬π§π¬π§
Respect guys
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πΌβ¨ Happy Guru Nanak Dev Jiβs Gurpurab πβ¨πΌ
The Sikh Motorcycle Club UK proudly joins the global Sikh sangat in celebrating the birth anniversary of Guru Nanak Dev Ji - the founder of Sikhism, born in 1469 in Talwandi (now Nankana Sahib)
Guru Nanak Dev Ji spread the timeless message of Ik Onkar β that there is One God and taught humanity to live with truth, equality, compassion, and selfless service (seva). His teachings continue to inspire millions around the world to walk the path of peace and unity. β€οΈ
May Guru Nanak Dev Jiβs light guide us to see the divine in all and to ride with purpose, humility, and love. ποΈβ¨
Wishing everyone a blessed and peaceful Gurpurab! π
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Enjoy bothers
May peace be with you
Wishing everyone a very Happy Diwali and Bandi Chhor Divas from all of us at the Sikh Motorcycle Club UK! πͺβ¨
As we celebrate Diwali β the festival of lights β and commemorate Bandi Chhor Divas, when Guru Hargobind Sahib Ji freed 52 kings from captivity, let us reflect on the values of freedom, justice, and compassion.
May these celebrations bring light to every home, peace to every heart, and unity among all communities. Letβs continue to spread love, positivity, and the spirit of seva wherever we ride.
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Happy Diwali Gentlemen.
Happy Diwali and Bandi Chhor Diwas to you all and to your families. Hope you have a wonderful celebration.
Happy Diwali everyone
Happy Diwali
Happy Diwali ππ»ποΈ
Love, peace and respect to you all. Thank you for sharing your beautiful religion πͺ―
Happy Diwali to all! π
Wahe guru ji mehar kiro
Happy Diwali π«‘π¬π§
Happy devali
Happy Bandi Chhor Divas guys ππ»
Happy Diwali, May peace be with you and your families.
Happy Diwali
Happy Diwali, wishing you all peace, happiness, prosperity and many Happy miles if motorcycling. π
Happy Diwali and Bandi Chhor Diwas to you all and to your families. Hope you have a wonderful celebration.
Happy Diwali π
Please read and support this petition, which is designed to highlight the cruelty behind Halal slaughter and how they sneak it into the supermarkets unlabelled. Please sign and share, share, and share again. We want the Government to create a law requiring all meat to have a label, such as a simple RS (Religiously Slaughtered) or NRS (Not religiously slaughtered), that states whether it has been religiously slaughtered or not. We think that labelling meat as ‘stunned’ or ‘not stunned’ is not adequate because when meat has been subject to a ‘recoverable stun’, the throat is slit and the animal may wake up in excruciating pain to hear the religious blessing, unable to vocalise its distress. I am concerned that religiously slaughtered meat, using inhumane methods, is entering the food chain and is being sold to people who may object to the method of slaughter, without it being labelled. @everyone @highlight petition.parliament.uk/petitions/740004
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πΆββοΈπ Guru Nanak Annual Charity Walk β Nottingham to Derby ππΆββοΈ
Today, members of the Sikh Motorcycle Club UK were proud to support the Guru Nanak Annual Charity Walk from Nottingham to Derby, raising funds for BBC Children in Need and Nottinghamβs Khalsa Punjabi School. π
Over 80 children, adults, and families took part in this inspiring walk! Along the way, we stopped at Collyerβs Nurseries in Borrowash for a well-deserved break and coffee β before concluding at Sri Guru Arjan Dev Ji Gurdwara in Derby, where everyone enjoyed a special chips & beans langar ππ«
We were also pleased to meet Paramjit Singh Mand, who is currently visiting the UK π¬π§ β it was wonderful to connect and share in the spirit of this event together. π
A huge thank you to everyone who walked, donated, and supported this amazing cause. Special shout out to:
π Nottingham Forest Community Trust β for the minibus seva
π SuRano β for providing delicious food to all the walkers
π Sri Guru Arjan Dev Ji Gurdwara Derby β for hosting the walkers and serving langar
π Trent Barton Buses β for their wonderful seva and support
A day filled with seva, community spirit, and unity β truly in the light of Guru Nanak Dev Jiβs teachings. πΌ
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met some of you guys at wolverhampton , ride safe chaps .
Respect
Fantastic turn out of all the bikers and supporters for great charities ! Well done Everyone ππβ€οΈ
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Respect guys. Thankyou for doing this%
Complete respect guys, ride safe
I have nothing but respect for the Sikh and Hindu community god bless you all
Well done guys fantastic π
How lovely
Well done to all lads and lasses that took part
Great people.and always out doing good charity works πΊ
The Sikh Motorcycle Club UK is truly inspiring π
well done to all who took part π
Amazing group. Didn’t they recently do a run to The Arboretum? Good on u guys.
Luvly people
Well done all. Also good to see some of you at RTTW. at NMA Alrewas
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