Prince William has confirmed that he still enjoys riding motorcycles, revealing this during a visit to Norfolk Blood Bikes charity. The Prince of Wales was shown around the charity's fleet and helped unveil a vehicle donated by himself and Princess Kate. This admission is likely to be welcomed by motorcyclists who have long been aware of William's passion for bikes.
The charity chairman, Sandy Gourlay, made the connection with William during the visit, stating that he knows the Prince is a keen biker. When asked about his love for motorcycles, William replied that he still rides occasionally and quietly, using the word 'disguise' to explain how he manages to avoid attention.
William's long-standing love of motorcycles has been well-documented over the years. He previously owned a Ducati 1198S and was even rumoured to have included a first-generation Ducati Diavel in his wedding gift list. The Prince passed his motorcycle test at 19 and was often photographed arriving at polo matches on two wheels.

However, William's enthusiasm for motorcycles has been tempered by family life. In previous years, he admitted that becoming a father had led him to scale back his riding. His wife, Kate, has also spoken out about her husband's motorcycling hobby, stating that it 'fills her with horror'.
The visit to Norfolk Blood Bikes charity highlighted the important work carried out by the organisation. The volunteers use trained motorcyclists to transport blood products, breast milk, laboratory samples, and medical equipment between hospitals, often operating overnight and helping the NHS save significant transport costs.
Blood Bikes is a volunteer-run organisation that relies on donations and support from the public. The charity's work is crucial in supporting the NHS, particularly during times of high demand or when resources are limited.

The Prince's visit to Norfolk Blood Bikes charity was also an opportunity for him to give back to the community. He donated a vehicle to the charity, which will be used to transport vital goods and supplies.
William's love of motorcycles is not just a hobby, but also a way for him to connect with his charitable work. The Prince has long been involved in various philanthropic activities, and his passion for motorcycles is a key part of this.
The revelation that Prince William still rides motorcycles quietly will come as welcome news to motorcyclists who have followed his journey over the years.

Overall, the visit to Norfolk Blood Bikes charity was a success, not only for the Prince but also for the organisation. The charity's work is vital in supporting the NHS and providing essential services to those in need.
