Bikers ride through Wootton Bassett on Mothers Day

The video discusses the Ride of Respect, a tribute by the biking fraternity to honor British servicemen, women, and the people of Wootton Bassett. The event raises funds for Afghan Heroes, a charity supporting families of fallen soldiers. Despite its success, the event will end due to the closure of the RAF base at Linam, which hosted repatriations. The tradition of civic parades may also cease. Afghan Heroes estimates 10,000 bikers participated, hoping to raise over £100,000.

What is the primary reason the biking fraternity organized the event?

• To raise money for new bikes

• To promote biking as a sport

• To thank British servicemen and women

• To celebrate a local festival

What motivates participants of the Ride of Respect?

• The opportunity to travel

• The honor of supporting fallen heroes

• The desire to win a competition

• Financial rewards

Why is the Ride of Respect ending this year?

• Change in government policy

• Insufficient funds raised

• Closure of the RAF base at Linam

• Lack of participants

Approximately how many bikers have participated in the Ride of Respect?

• 1,000

• 20,000

• 10,000

• 5,000

What is the estimated fundraising goal for the event?

• £100,000

• £150,000

• £75,000

• £50,000