David Beckham stars in a Belstaff Road movie For The Open Road: watch David Beckham and his merry band of Belstaff bikers partake in a road trip from Goodwood to Mayfair 27 November 2013 At Telegraph Fashion, we wouldn't ordinarily suggest watching a film about bikers but then again, this is no ordinary road movie. Let us present Belstaff's For The Open Road, a 'documentation' of five British bikers on a journey from the Goodwood estate in West Sussex to New Bond Street in the heart of London. Why watch it? Because it features David Beckham of course! Astride a Super Vintage 93 Knuckle. A bike to the uninitiated. Beards and burning rubber take centre stage as the riders - creative professionals with a passion for bikes (and leather) - make a (mini) epic journey that takes them through the grounds of Goodwood Estate in the heart of the English countryside to New Bond Street's flagship Belstaff store. READ: London Fashion Week: David Beckham on being the new face of Belstaff There, they join 50 fellow bikers for a motorbike parade down the Mayfair street to celebrate the launch of the store which took place during London Fashion Week in September. The riders number Nate Petre a student of engineering and 3D printing who lives on a houseboat, marketer David Parr, artist Josh Wasserman, extreme sports enthusiast George Barden, photographer Ludovic Roberts and, of course, Belstaff campaign star, David Beckham himself - who needs no introduction. "I'm honoured that anyone mentions me in the same breath as Steve McQueen," enthused Beckham, "because I'm a huge fan of his for many reasons, for his talent and obviously his looks, his fashion sense." SEE: London Fashion Week: stars at the shows So what is it about bikes that turns him on? What I love about riding is the freedom, you have a full-face helmet on. He means of course that astride a bike is pretty much the only time he can venture out without being recognised. So if you spot a Bestaff jacket-wearing gentleman whizzing about town on a 93 Knuckle, it definitely merits closer inspection. For The Open Road was directed by Justin Stokes