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8-9 • Bikers Showguide 2024/25
10-11 • The Joy & Freedom of Owning a Motorcycle 12-13 • Elevating the Ride 14-15 • Biker Apps
16-17 • The Timeless Allure of Classic Motorcycles 18-19 • Biker Meets 20-21 • Motorcycle Owners Clubs
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Bikers Showguide Guide For 2024 & Early 2025
August:
• 2nd – 4th: MAG’s Yorkshire Pudding RallySelby, North Yorkshire
• 4th: Rushden Classic Car & Bike ShowRushden, Northamptonshire
• 4th: Bikemeet & Record Fair - Langford, Essex
• 4th: Suzuki Sunday @ Ace CafeStonebridge, London
• 8th - 10th: Yorkshire Rock ‘n’ Bike ShowLeeds, West Yorkshire
There’s a unique thrill that comes with owning a motorcycle—a blend of freedom, adventure, and a deep connection to the road that no other mode of transportation can offer. We have had the privilege of hearing countless stories from our readers and contributors about their experiences with motorcycles. Each tale, whether it’s a first ride, a long-distance journey, or a simple daily commute, shares a common thread: the unparalleled joy of being a motorcyclist.
From the moment you straddle a motorcycle, there’s an immediate sense of liberation. Unlike the enclosed, insulated experience of driving a car, riding a motorcycle immerses you fully in your surroundings. You feel the wind on your face, the sun on your back, and the subtle changes in temperature as you navigate through different terrains. Every sense is heightened, making each ride a vivid, sensory adventure.
The road is no longer just a means to an end; it becomes an integral part of the journey.
Owning a motorcycle is about more than just the ride; it’s about the bond between rider and machine. Motorcycles demand and reward attention and care. The regular maintenance routines—checking the oil, adjusting the chain, ensuring the tires are in good condition—are rituals that deepen your connection to your bike. This hands-on relationship fosters a sense of responsibility and pride that’s unique to motorcycle ownership. Each ride is a testament to the care and effort you invest in your bike.
Motorcycling also opens the door to a vibrant and welcoming community. From local riding clubs to global online forums, motorcyclists are bound by a shared passion that transcends borders and cultures. This camaraderie is evident in the waves exchanged between passing riders, the gatherings at bike nights, and the
friendships forged on group rides. Whether you ride a vintage cruiser or a cutting-edge sportbike, there’s a place for you in the diverse tapestry of the motorcycling world.
Moreover, owning a motorcycle brings a sense of adventure that’s hard to match. Every ride is an opportunity to explore, whether it’s discovering new routes in your local area or embarking on epic journeys across countries and continents. Motorcycles have a way of turning even the mundane into the extraordinary. A routine trip to the store or a daily commute becomes an opportunity to experience the joy of the open road and the thrill of the ride.
There’s also a profound sense of personal growth and empowerment that comes with motorcycling. Riding a motorcycle requires skill, focus, and a willingness to embrace challenges. The learning curve can be steep, but the rewards are immense. Each milestone—mastering a new technique, completing a challenging ride, or simply gaining confidence—adds to a sense of accomplishment and self-reliance. The resilience and adaptability developed through motorcycling often translate into other areas of life, making riders more adept at handling whatever comes their way.
In an era where convenience and automation often take precedence, motorcycles remind us of the value of engagement and mindfulness. Riding a motorcycle demands your full attention; it’s an exercise in being present. This mindful immersion in the act of riding is a powerful antidote to the distractions and stresses of modern life. It’s a chance to disconnect from the digital world and reconnect with the physical one.
As we continue to explore and celebrate the world of motorcycling within these pages, I invite you to reflect on what your motorcycle means to you. Whether it’s a symbol of freedom, a beloved hobby, or a trusted companion, each bike and rider has a unique story worth sharing. Let’s continue to embrace the joys and challenges of motorcycling, knowing that each ride is a journey not just on the road, but within ourselves.
Ride safe, ride free, and cherish every moment on two wheels
Elevating the Ride
The Essential Guide to Motorcycle Accessories
In the realm of motorcycling, the machine itself is just the beginning. A motorcycle is a canvas, and the rider’s unique style and needs are the brushstrokes that complete the masterpiece. Accessories play a pivotal role in transforming a stock bike into a personalised beast, enhancing not only its aesthetics but also its functionality and comfort. This editorial explores the musthave motorcycle accessories that can elevate your riding experience to new heights.
Safety First: Gear Up for Protection
Before diving into the myriad of accessories available, it’s imperative to prioritize safety. Quality riding gear, including helmets, jackets, gloves, and boots, forms the first line of defense against the unpredictabilities of the road. Helmets with advanced features like Bluetooth connectivity, built-in sun visors, and superior ventilation systems are becoming increasingly popular. They not only offer protection but also enhance convenience and comfort, allowing riders to stay connected without compromising safety.
Comfort and Convenience: Enhancing the Ride
Long rides can be grueling, but the right accessories can make them much more enjoyable. Consider investing in a high-quality seat. Custom seats designed with ergonomics in mind can significantly reduce fatigue and discomfort. For those tackling extended journeys, a good set of saddlebags or panniers is essential. These provide ample storage space, keeping your essentials secure and easily accessible.
Another game-changer is the installation of a windscreen. A well-designed windscreen can deflect wind and reduce fatigue, making highway cruising a breeze. Heated grips and seats are also
worthy additions, especially for riders who brave the colder seasons. These accessories ensure your hands and body stay warm, enhancing comfort and control.
Performance Enhancements: The Heart of the Beast
For those who crave more power and better handling, performance accessories are the way to go. Upgrading the exhaust system not only boosts your bike’s horsepower but also gives it a throaty, aggressive growl that commands attention. High-performance air filters and fuel management systems can further optimize your bike’s performance, ensuring it runs smoothly and efficiently.
Suspension upgrades are another critical consideration. Whether you’re a track enthusiast or an off-road adventurer, a custom suspension setup tailored to your riding style can drastically improve your bike’s handling and stability. Coupled with high-performance tires, these upgrades can transform the way your motorcycle responds to every twist and turn.
Tech & Gadgets: The Modern Rider’s Toolkit
The digital age has ushered in a plethora of gadgets designed to enhance the riding experience. GPS systems and smartphone mounts keep you on the right track, literally and figuratively. Advanced lighting systems, including LED headlights and auxiliary lights, improve visibility during night rides and inclement weather, ensuring you see and are seen.
For those who enjoy documenting their journeys, action cameras are a fantastic addition. Mounted on your helmet or handlebars, these cameras capture every thrilling moment of your ride, allowing you to relive and share your adventures with fellow enthusiasts.
Custom Aesthetics: Express Your Style
Motorcycle accessories aren’t just about functionality—they’re also about making a statement. From custom paint jobs and decals to unique handlebars and mirrors, there are countless ways to personalize your bike. Whether you prefer a vintage look or a modern, aggressive design, the right aesthetic accessories can make your motorcycle a true reflection of your personality.
Here
are some of our favourite apps designed
to make life easier and more fun for bikers:
Best Biking Roads • £2.49
This is a brilliant little app with thousands of reviews of rides and routes, across 80 countries worldwide including the UK. It searchable by your location or you can plan ahead and browse over a thousand UK routes, and see reviews from real riders. Clever.
Rever • £FREE
Rever isthe ultimate GPS app and community for motorcycle, snowmobile, and off-road enthusiasts. It transforms every journey into an epic adventure, letting you relive and share your routes with friends. Whether you’re cruising on a motorcycle, exploring on an ATV, shredding on a snowmobile, or off-roading in a 4x4, Rever is your perfect companion. Join their vibrant community of riders to plan, navigate, and share your rides from start to finish.
EatSleepRIDE • £FREE
Record and share routes, analyse all your biking data including mileage, average and top speeds, share pictures and find exciting routes. This app is easy to use and pretty comprehensive, and can also act as a social networking tool allowing you to be visible to other riders and vice verse. There is also the possibility to upgrade to a feature called CrashLight, a clever bit of technology that the developers say uses your phone’s GPS, gyroscope and accelerometer capabilities to detect a crash and automatically notify your chosen contacts via text, voice and email.
DeciBel Meter • £FREE
Worried about exhaust noise affecting a track day, or just being plain annoying? DeciBel offers an accurate measurement system within a clean, easy to use interface. It’s also rather fun to shout into…
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Calimoto • £FREE
With over 3 million adventurers on Calimoto, it is the perfect app to kickstart your journey! It has everything from trip planning, tracking mode, navigation, tour analysis, personalised recommendations and even a Round Trip Planner which lets you plan, save, and hit the road in just three easy steps.
Waze Navigation & Live Traffic • £FREE
Stay informed about road conditions with help from other drivers using Waze. This live map leverages the local knowledge of tens of millions of drivers worldwide. With GPS navigation, live traffic updates, real-time safety alerts (including roadworks, accidents, crashes, police, potholes, and more), and accurate ETAs, you can reach your destination safely and confidently.
MyRide • £FREE
Developed by Yamaha, MyRide is designed specifically for you, the rider. No matter what bike you ride, this app enhances your riding experience. You can track and record your routes, discover new paths to explore, connect with fellow riders nearby, and so much more.
MCN: Motorbike News Magazine • £FREE
The official MCN app is essential for motorbike enthusiasts. It lets you stay updated with the latest motorbike news, road tests, top gear reviews, and expert advice. Enjoy the full bike magazine delivered to your phone or tablet on the same day it hits the shops.
PetrolPrices: UK Fuel Prices • £FREE
PetrolPrices helps you quickly find the nearest and cheapest petrol stations. Simply drag the map across the UK and hit the ‘Search Here’ button to get fuel prices wherever you need. Save money and time at fuel stations across the UK. You can also report fuel prices, review local stations, and compare petrol, diesel, and premium fuel prices at major UK retailers like Shell, BP, and Esso.
The Timeless Allure of Classic Motorcycles
In a world where technological advancements are rapidly redefining the limits of what’s possible, there exists a realm where the past is not only cherished but celebrated. This realm is the world of classic motorcycles. At first glance, these vintage machines might appear to be relics of a bygone era, overshadowed by the sleek, high-performance bikes of today. But to the discerning eye, classic motorcycles embody something far more profound: a timeless allure that captivates the spirit and ignites the passion of riders across generations.
Classic motorcycles are more than just modes of transportation; they are works of art, meticulously crafted with an attention to detail that seems almost impossible in today’s fastpaced, mass-produced world. Each curve of the frame, each gleam of polished chrome, tells a story of a time when craftsmanship was king and every ride was an adventure. Riding a classic bike isn’t just about the destination; it’s about the journey and the connection to a rich heritage of innovation and exploration.
One cannot discuss classic motorcycles without acknowledging the deep sense of nostalgia they evoke. For many, these bikes are a link to cherished memories, perhaps of a parent or grandparent who owned a particular model, or of youthful days spent dreaming of hitting the open road. The distinctive roar of an old engine, the smell of gasoline and oil, the tactile experience of a manual choke—all these sensory details bring the past vividly into the present, offering a unique form of escapism that modern bikes, with their silent efficiency, simply cannot match.
However, the appeal of classic motorcycles isn’t purely sentimental. These machines demand a level of engagement and mechanical sympathy that modern riders, accustomed to electronic aids and automatic everything, may find both challenging and deeply rewarding. Owning and maintaining a classic bike requires an intimate understanding of its quirks and idiosyncrasies. Every ride becomes a testament to one’s dedication and skill, and every successful repair or restoration, a personal triumph.
This hands-on relationship with classic motorcycles fosters a community of enthusiasts who share not only a passion for riding but also a commitment to preserving a vital piece of motorcycling history. Swap meets, vintage rallies, and club gatherings are not just social events; they are celebrations of a shared love for the mechanical marvels of the past. In this community, knowledge and stories are passed down, much like the bikes themselves, ensuring that the legacy of these classic machines endures.
It’s also worth noting the unique blend of style and substance that classic motorcycles offer. In an era where form often follows function, these bikes stand out with their distinct personalities and aesthetic appeal. Whether it’s the iconic lines of a 1960s Triumph Bonneville or the rugged elegance of a Harley-Davidson Knucklehead, classic motorcycles possess a charisma that transcends their age. They are not merely vehicles but symbols of freedom, rebellion, and a bygone era’s spirit of adventure.
As we navigate the ever-evolving landscape of motorcycling, it is crucial to remember and honor the roots from which this culture has grown. Classic motorcycles serve as a bridge between the past and the present, reminding us of the enduring values of craftsmanship, individuality, and the simple joy of the open road. They are a testament to the idea that while technology may march forward, the essence of motorcycling—the thrill, the camaraderie, the freedom— remains timeless.
So, let us continue to celebrate and preserve these magnificent machines. Whether you are a seasoned rider, a budding enthusiast, or someone who simply appreciates the beauty and history of
classic motorcycles, embrace the stories they tell and the memories they create. In doing so, we ensure that the spirit of motorcycling’s golden age remains alive and well, inspiring future generations to take to the road with the same sense of wonder and excitement.
“Classic motorcycles are more than just modes of transportation - they are works of art”
UK Regular Bike Meets
Cambridgeshire
• The Mill House Pub, Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire
– High attendance in summer months & a BBQ - Tuesdays. Cornwall
• First & Last Inn, Sennen, Cornwall, TR19 7AD - Sundays. Cumbria
• Rivington Barn, off the A673, Horwich, Lancashire, BL6 7SB - Sundays.
Leicestershire
• The Victoria Bikers Pub, Whitwick Rd, Coalville, Leics. LE67 3FA. www.vicbikerspub.co.uk
Lincolnshire
• Kitchen Café, Waddington,
Lincolnshire, LN4 2AN. - Tuesdays.
London
• Ace Cafe London, Ace Corner, North Circular Road, Stonebridge, London, NW10 7UD. Most days. www.ace-cafe-london.com
Staffordshire
• New Inn, Five Lanes End, Burton Road, Needwood, Staffordshire. DE13 9PB – Sundays.
• Bradford Arms, Ivetsey Bank, Wheaton Aston, South Staffordshire, ST19 9QT. 01785 840 297. Open daily normal pub hours. Monday night is bikers’ night. High attendance during the summer months and good weather. Mondays.
Shropshire
• The Red House Inn, Wellington Road Lilleshall, Shropshire, TF10 9EW. – Tuesdays.
• Stormy Petrel, Ternhill, Shropshire high attendance in
summer, Thursdays.
Somerset
• Royal Oak Pub, Yeovil, Somerset, Thursdays.
Surrey
• Boxhill, Rykas Cafe, Surrey Wednesdays.
Suffolk
• Poppins, Snack bar on the A140, Little Stonham, Suffolk, IP14 5JT - Sundays.
Tyne and Wear
• Washington wetlands Bike meet, washington wetlands wildlife park, just off the A1231 Between the A19 and Washington. Sunday evenings and Wednesday nights.
• Blue Anchor Inn, East Aberthaw, Barry, Vale of Glamorgan, Wales,
CF62 3DD. – Wednsdays.
• Abergavenny town car park, Sundays (Great cafe).
Warwickshire
• Arrow Mill Hotel, Arrow, near Alcester, Warks. B49 5NL. Bike meets start 3pm every Sunday. (Meetings, throughout year, but attendance is lower in the winter) - Sundays.
West Midlands
• Bassetts Pole Pub, Sutton Coldfield, West Midlands – High attendance of Bikers, Tuesdays.
West Yorkshire
• Squires Cafe, Newthorpe Lane, Nr Sherburn-in-Elmet, West Yorkshire – biker Meet Saturdays / Sundays.
Weston Super Mare
• Weston Biker Night, Weston Super Mare. Thursday eves, 6-9pm throughout the year.
Wiltshire
• The Red Lion Pub, Avebury, Wiltshire, Wednesdays.
Motorcycle Owners Clubs
If you haven’t already, have you considered joining an owners club? In these pages you will find comprehensive listings of UK clubs, many of which are marque specific, and offer an interesting opportunity to find out more about your ride, as well as introducing you to a whole new set of friends.
The passion involved in buying, collecting and restoring motorcycles can become all consuming, with many owners utterly dedicated to their craft. Owners clubs are a fantastic resource for any serious owner. Clubs provide a wealth of information about the history of the bikes, as well as hints and tips on maintenance, common problems and reliable workshops, they can help you to source rare parts, and be excellent places to buy and sell.
There is also the social aspect – many clubs hold regular meets and runs, raise funds for charity, offer a variety of levels of involvement, attend major exhibitions and events, and often hold social meets to show off your bike and meet like-minded owners. Membership is often annual and is usually very affordable, so check out local and national clubs and see what takes your fancy.
CLUBS:
• AJS and Matchless Owners Club www.jampot.com
• Ariel Owners Motorcycle Club www.arielownersmcc.co.uk
• The BMW Club www.thebmwclub.org.uk
• The British Motorcycle Racing Club www.bemsee.net
• Ducati Sporting Club www.ducatisportingclub.com
• The Honda Owners Club www.hoc.org.uk
• The Honda Shadow Owners Club www.hsocuk.com
• The Mayflower Motorcycle Club www.mayflowermcc.co.uk
• The National Chopper Club www.chopper-club.com
• The Royal Enfield Owners Club www.royalenfield.org.uk
• The London Douglas Motorcycle Club www.douglasmcc.co.uk
• The Sunbeam Motorcycle Club www.sunbeam-mcc.co.uk
• The Suzuki Owners Club www.suzukiownersclub.co.uk
• The Triton Owners Club www.triton-owners-club.co.uk
• The Triumph Owners Club MCC www.tomcc.org
• Yamaha www.yamahaclub.com
CAFE RACER
Real passion, Italian design, strong technological ideas and specific knowledge of materials: these are the key factors of the international success of Givi, which led a small factory in Brescia to become the leader in motorbike accessories.
A constant commitment which has been translated with the introduction of new technological solutions of a great functionality, attention to details and the design of reliable accessories, with the“Made in Italy”key factor.
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We are the Sole UK Importer for Brembo Racing. Their high performance braking systems have been associated with wins by the top teams in motorsports. Brembo offers a full range of performance products, be it on two or four wheels. 0333 666 0680 • www.modeperformance.co.uk 9A Cygnet Drive, Swan Valley, Northants, NN4 9BS
/ DISMANTLERS
Professional Advice On All Things Brakes
The one stop shop for all your motorcycle braking needs, from PFM performance upgrade discs for road and track, to brake fluid, pads and lines. Large stocks for next day delivery at competitive prices, see our shop or give us a call for a friendly professional service. www.pfmbrakes.com
Here at Mad4Bikes we strive for customer satisfaction. We’re a genuine UK based company who have been trading since 2001 offering quality items at great prices. Mad4Bikes are continuously expanding our range of products. Visit our website to see the full range.
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UK Importer for Accossato
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SPEEDOMETERS
Scorpio Electronics
Kings Lynn, Norfolk. Mob No : 07768 624 062
Web Site : www.scorpio-electronics.co.uk
E-Mail : mark@scorpio-electronics.co.uk
Tel
Web
Vintage Engine Re-Conditioning Specialists
Do you own a classic or vintage vehicle? Is the engine in need of some TLC? Have you been looking for a reliable, local engine re-conditioning company who specialise in the reconditioning of vintage and classic engines?
Then look no further! T&L Engineering specialize in repairing and refurbishing vintage and classic engines including motorcycles.
WHEEL BUILDING
Sid’s Wheels
I am wheel builder based close to the Stoke on Trent, Stafford and not far from the Cheshire and Shropshire borders and covering the surrounding areas and England Wales and Scotland. I bend and threads my own spokes in 12,10,9,8 and 6 gauges, in both stainless and galvanised.
I also make the 3 piece spokes for tubeless modern wheels, in Stainless with either Alloy or Nickel Brass joining nuts.
I replace hubs, rims and spokes and fully rebuild wheels, or just replace odd spokes, or even just tension and true.
T: 07855 566713 Stafford, ST21 6RP Find us on FACEBOOK & YELL.COM
MOTORSPORTS / RALLYING / RACING / HIGH PERFORMANCE
KARTING,
MX & PIT BIKES
TRAQ Motor Racing is the No.1 place for all your motorsport activities in the London/Surrey area. Go-Karting, arrive & drive, parties or a Grand Prix style event, we cater for all. We even have a 1.5 mile circuit for your off road machines with tabletops berms & small jumps which are perfect for training! Call us on: 020 8665 0222 or 07831 145 266 www.traq-motorracing.co.uk • Jessops Way, Croydon, CR0 4TS
MOT TESTING / MOTS / REPAIRS
YOUR MOT ONE-STOP-SHOP
We are an independent, family owned business, founded in 1985. Over 10 years ago, the garage was extended to enable motorcycle MOTs and repairs to be undertaken. All makes of cars, motorcycles, light commercial vehicles and motorhomes are welcome. MOTs, servicing, repair work and fault-disgnosis are undertaken and carried out to a very high standard. Free collection and delivery service to the local area.
SGG Dunsfold Park Garage, Unit 41, Dunsfold Park, Cranleigh, Surrey, GU6 8TB Tel: 01483 275 971 - www.sgg-dunsfold.co.uk
T.B Oliver Ltd
Tel No : 01450 870 221
Web Site : www.tb-oliver.co.uk
E-Mail : tboliver@btconnect.com
MOT, SERVICE & REPAIRS
DAVE GODDARD MOTORCYCLES
Dave Goddard Motorcycles offer servicing, repairs and MOT. We can repair all makes of motorcycles. We have a wide range of second hand motorcycles so pass by our shop and have a look. We offer a pick up and delivery service.
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• Fabrication • & So Much More! Bikes, Trikes, Mopeds, QuadsAll Makes & Models!
We are specialists in the respray of classic & modern day motorbikes. We have well over 40 years experience. 01285 658 645 | 07884 218 530 | dennisrichings@gmail.com 11 Village Farm, Preston, Cirencester, Gloucestershire, GL7 5PR
Motorbike Repairs & MOTs
Motorcycle Surgery specialises in repairs, servicing, MOT testing, and restoration projects for all models of Japanese and European motorcycles, scooters and mopeds. Established in 2005, our professionally qualified team of mechanics have been helping bike owners across the South London area for many years.
R. Holmes Motorcycles
March, Cambridgeshire.
Tel No : 01354 654 777
Web Site : www.rrholmes.co.uk
E-Mail : rick@rrholmes.co.uk
Tel No : 0800 612 5904
Site : www.adamsgas.co.uk
Haggs Bank Bunkhouse offers self-catering accommodation in the North Pennines.
The Bunkhouse provides group accommodation for 25 in 3 bunkrooms of 5, 9 and 11. The largest bunkroom also has its own en-suite facilities. With a fully equipped self-catering kitchen, and plenty of space to eat together.
Haggs Bank Campsite has 2 special
camping
A seafront 5 bedroom, just bed & breakfast, 30 foot from the beach itself... Offering a full English breakfast in the morning, with locally sourced hand-made sausages, bacon and free-range eggs. The en-suite roms for all have tea and coffee making facilities, bottled water and toiletries. Two rooms have a sea view, the other 3 have a backyard view. Free Wi-Fi. Garaged, private and secure parking in a nice big secure double garage with electricty, for 6 bikes.
Saucy Marys is a great stop off for bikers and we also cater for organised groups. Our bike security ensures peace of mind as a priority. We ensure it is not stolen or damaged here at Saucy Marys. www.saucymarys.com
Situated in the heart of historic Tenby, close to three golden beaches Tenby House is an ideal base for your stay in picturesque Pembrokeshire. Great beer, good food and hospitality, large courtyard and Griffen’s Bar with Children Games Room with 16 bedrooms and plenty of fun for all We also provide self catering accommodation in two nearby cottages, especially suited for family holidays.
Our Bed and Breakfast accommodation in St Davids, West Wales, nine rooms are en-suite and all have beverage trays, colour TVs & hair dryers. Children and babies are most welcome, with a games room available to entertain our younger and older guests. There is ample off road parking for patrons.
Offering food & refreshments for over 200 years
Enjoy our B&B or dinner options, where our restaurant has a fine reputation for its extensive & imaginative menu of mouth watering dishes using locally sourced produce. We have secure off road parking available too. We are the perfect base to explore and enjoy the unspoilt beauty of Dumfries & Galloway or as a stop off heading to Ireland. 01556 50 2626 • www.galloway-golf.co.uk
The Star Inn Public House is situated in the picturesque village of Nafferton in the East Riding of Yorkshire. It is a friendly family run business.
Situated in the rear car park/courtyard are Five, 3* chalets. All have their own private entrance, LCDTV’S, offee/tea making facilities, hair dryer and en suite shower rooms with complimentary toiletries.
www.thestarinnnafferton.co.uk - 01377 821 489 5 North Street Nafferton, Driffield, East Yorkshire
Gwesty A Bwyty Hotel & Restaurant
We consider ourselves anything but ordinary. We might be a traditional coaching inn by sight, but we love to offer more than just a hotel stay when here. Our food and drink options are high-quality and we welcome families, cyclists, motorbike clubs and everyone in between! www.wynnstay.wales • 01654 702 941
Whatever the reason for your visit and whatever the length of your stay, you can be sure of a warm welcome and friendly service in a delightful building featuring original 16th century beams, enormous inglenook fireplaces and an arched courtyard. www.harlestonswanhotel.co.uk
Call: 01379 852 221 • The Swan Hotel, The Thoroughfare, Harleston, Norfolk, IP20 9AS 10% DISCOUNT WHEN STAYING TWO NIGHTS OR MORE, SUBJECT TO AVAILABILITY
our list of Motorcycle Meets located across the country on Pages: 18-19
CLUBS The Malcolm Arms Ltd
BIKERS BED & BREAKFAST
At Silverhowe we offer 4 ensuite bedrooms. There is garage/shed space for motorbikes and a drying room. The guest lounge and breakfast rooms provide beautiful views of the garden and surrounding mountains. Pitlochry is at the heart of Scotland with all main cities within approximately two hours drive T: 01796 472 181 • www.silverhowe.com • Email: trudiclay13@gmail.com Perth Road, Pitlochry, Perthshire, PH16 5LY
Motorcycle Funerals are the UK’s Premier Motorcycle Hearse company serving Funeral Directors, Families, and the Biking Community. Providing a unique and memorable final ride for those who have departed, serving the whole of England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland, Isle of Man, Isle of Wight and the Channel Islands. The specially-built hearses are perfect for those who want a fitting and stylish final ride, with our fully enclosed hearses protecting personal tribute items from the wind, rain and snow. Over the years Motorcycle Funerals have been featured in every national newspaper and on TV for providing such a unique service – so you can be sure that your departed one will receive a dignified final ride.
Move motorcycles is a motorcycle delivery company, specialising in long distances, we collect and deliver hundreds of motorcycles per month all over the United Kingdom on behalf of motorcycle dealers and manufacturers including CCM, BMW, Ducati, Honda, Harley Davidson, Indian, Kawasaki, KTM, Triumph, and Yamaha. We are also have a nationwide contract to deliver new BMW motorcycles for the Police fleet.
• Documents signed and returned
• We organise delivery date
• Full handover available
• Part Exchange collected
• Customer in doorway photos
• Before & after photos
• Communication is key
• Regular status updates
• Six-digit finance codes
• Professional drivers
• Your own dedicated delivery dashboard to manage your bookings
IN YOUR AREA
AVON
WESTON SUPER MARE
MOTORCYCLE SALES (NEW, USED, SECONDHAND)
Weston Motorcycles 01934 416 920
www.westonmotorcycles.co.uk
BEDFORDSHIRE
CHALTON
LUGGAGE
Mad 4 Bikes
01792 653 664 / 07970 733 345
www.mad4bikes.co.uk
ELSTOW
CLASSIC ENGINE SPECIALISTS
T & L Engineering (Bedford) Ltd 01234 352 418 - Opt 3 www.vintage-engine.net
OAKLEY
CLUBS
Oakley Motorcycle Club 01234 824 977 / 07747 144 497
