A rare book that will be loved a lot within the sheer niche community it's aimed at， and yet also be really important to people outside that。 The DGR is a global activity， wherein people dress up in geeky， fancy， "Peaky Blinders actors have nothing on me" suits， of whatever vintage and style they deem to be 'dapper'， and ride their motorbikes about major cities， and in the end raise sh*tloads of cash for both mental and physical health charities。 This is an archive of that – the lads and lasses A rare book that will be loved a lot within the sheer niche community it's aimed at， and yet also be really important to people outside that。 The DGR is a global activity， wherein people dress up in geeky， fancy， "Peaky Blinders actors have nothing on me" suits， of whatever vintage and style they deem to be 'dapper'， and ride their motorbikes about major cities， and in the end raise sh*tloads of cash for both mental and physical health charities。 This is an archive of that – the lads and lasses who have taken part， the celebrities who have got on board with the ethos and enjoyment of it all， the bikes they ride and where， and of course the fashions。Now， many people will take one look at the first photo we get of the founder of all this and wonder why the heck he's allowing two checks to clash in his get-up， but such basic mistakes aside， this is a success。 Some people will wonder at how low the word-count is here， but do we really need to read so much more about this one-day-a-year event？ It is about embracing the look just as much as it is tugging up those revs， and this is about the look – gorgeous lasses and heaps of besuited geezers doing their thing and raising millions each time out for the benefit of others。 Handlebar moustaches are definitely optional， but never frowned upon – at least， not from the geezers。 So， to repeat， this will be a vital history for participants， and those seeking style tips for future events， but may spark recognition and thanks amongst others， or even ignite intention to do something similar。 This is a volume which does nothing except show the camaraderie of these bikers united by their quirks， their rides and their cause， and as slender as it may feel， and as dubious as some of the visuals are， this is a standout thing to get behind， and this celebratory volume is just as delightful。 。。。more