M. Taha ÇELİKBAŞ /LET EVERYONE HEAR
BURSA (IGFA) – In the program, Bursa Motorcycle Club President Cem İyihuylu and Mehmet Ali Ekmekçi talk about Bursa's place in motor sports.
Cem İyihuylu, who said at the beginning of the program that he went to Hatay with his biker friends to help during the February 6 earthquakes, which were described as the Disaster of the Century, said, "It was a very important experience for us."
The club, which was first established as an association in 2018, was established to set an example for many people. Bursa Motorcycle Club President Cem İyihuylu, who said that he complies with the motorcycle boards and that everyone should take an example, said: “The training is a little expensive, but everyone should take it. We said how can we do these? We gave it to 110 members free of charge. Tire costs reach 600-700 Euros. “They need to find sponsors,” he said.
“SEYIT ONBAŞI IS OUR NATIONAL PRIDE”
Bursa Motorcycle Club President Cem İyihuylu, who said that he organized a commemoration program for Corporal Seyit, said: “While it is a source of pride for us, it also makes us feel bittersweet. Because they asked us why we are leaving Bursa. At the same time, these discourses fuel us. Corporal Seyit is our national pride. There are citizens coming from the surrounding area. “Everyone can join our event.” Said.
“WE HAVE MOTORCYCLE RACES IN TURKEY IN GREECE
Saying that there are not enough tracks in Turkey, İyihuylu said: “Turkish motorcycle races are held in Greece. This makes us sad. Why isn't it made in Turkey? We want to do it in Bursa. We found the runway. We made a drawing of the track. "If we provide such a track and attract our young people, they will release the adrenaline they experience in traffic on that track, and accidents will decrease." Said.
LAST WORDS
Stating that Search and Rescue teams should be supported and helped at the end of the program, Cem İyuhuylu said, "He knows that motorcycles are vulnerable in traffic and couriers themselves are a problem in traffic. Problems may occur, but they should not be made a big deal. "We should not feel remorse later," he said.
