Two Lincoln City fans will be taking part in a motorbike ride around the country this Easter to raise money for Help for Heroes.

Imps fan Steve Daulton and friend Steve Murtagh, will embark on the trek which will cover around 2,000 miles of British roads over the seven days and he was at Wigan Yamaha this week to pick up the motorbike donation for the ride along with former Imps player and ex-serviceman Simon Yeo who is now an ambassador for the Football League's Charity of the Year.

The ride will begin in Blackpool before heading up to Glasgow, Edinburgh and Newcastle. At the Humber Bridge on Monday 5th April they will be met by City's Chief Executive Dave Roberts who will ride with the pair into Sincil Bank when the Imps entertain Morecambe on Easter Monday.

After taking in the game the duo will ride off around the rest of the country to Ipswich, Portsmouth and Liverpool before arriving back at Blackpool.

To donate to the charity ride you can visit their just giving site here

There will also be a chance to take part in the ride yourself by bidding to hop on the back of the Triumph motorbike that Chief Executive Dave Roberts will be riding from the Humber Bridge. You will ride into Sincil Bank in style and then enjoy a VIP day in the boardroom at Sincil Bank for the game against Morecambe. More details will be announced over the next few days.

The event will coincide with the Lincoln City Help for Heroes weekend between the 3rdand the 5th of April with events planned for the Saturday, Sunday and Monday culminating in the Imps home game with Morecambe at Sincil Bank at 3pm where members of the forces will be allowed free entry to the game on production of their military id card.

Further details of the weekend will be announced over the coming weeks.