Scooter owners flocked to a Crewe West End family business over the weekend - viewing new vehicles recently added to the centre.

Cheshire old boys scooter club scooterists and enthusiast members flocked to Crewe Honda Centre, West Street, on Saturday (October 15).

The scooter owners viewed the Royal Alloy scooters - recently added to the dealerships range of products.

Managing Director of Crewe Honda Centre, Roger Morris, has worked at the site for 34 years (Jonathan White).

Royal Alloy is a new and independent UK-based brand based in the North of England.

It is dedicated to the design, manufacture, and marketing of totally unique 'classic' inspired scooters.

The range of Royal Alloy scooters includes the TG125 & 300 and the GP125 & 300 all of which are in stock in some various colours.

Managing Director of Crewe Honda Centre, Roger Morris, aged 50, has worked at the site since he was 16.

Crewe Honda Centre, West Street, has been run by the Morris family for over 100 years (Crewe Nub News).

The business has been in the Morris family for over 100 years.

Mr Morris said: "We were all delighted to welcome the scooter enthusiasts.

"It was great that so many turned up and luckily the weather stayed fine.

"Everyone had homemade cakes and scones and plenty to drink.

The scooter owners viewed the Royal Alloy scooters - recently added to the dealerships range of products (Jonathan White).

"We really enjoyed chatting to everyone and hopefully they will all come back again very soon."

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