The massed bikes set off at 10.30am and wound east out of Truro before heading north across the county’s back roads through hamlets and villages to the Atlantic Highway. Hundreds of small supporter groups - young and old - lined the route, waving at and high-fiving the bikers as they passed.

The procession then rode northeast for about 2 hours before taking a lunch break and a refuelling stop at Cornwall Services. For the afternoon session the cavalcade headed southwest again reaching Chiverton about 2.15pm for the “Grand Parade” along the A30 where supporters and sightseers crowded every bridge from Chiverton Cross to Camborne. The Run then turned inland, south to Martin Jenning’s home village of Beacon for the traditional service and one minute silence.

Organiser David Saunby spoke about how he and his friend Martin "spent some great times on the Isle of Man on holiday". Speaking about how the event has grown massively since the first ride in which 130 people showed up, David said: "I think he would have appreciated it."

Some riders left the Run at this point to head home but the hardcore wound its way back across country down to Helston and eventually finished in Falmouth Rugby Club about 5.30pm. Another successful Run completed without incident.