Author Archives: Paul Dresser

Dear Members, The Slow Riding Workshop is to take place at Rufforth Airfield on Sunday 7th May, starting at 9.30 a.m. Attendance is recommended especially for Associates and Observers but also for those advanced riders who wish to brush up … Continue reading →

Ladies and Gentlemen, Your committee has organised for you a Slow Riding Workshop which is designed, to improve your personal enjoyment of riding your bike. The basic format will be a bit of fun at the beginning, the same bit … Continue reading →

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Hi Everyone. Just to confirm that tonight’s meeting has been rescheduled to next Monday 17th April due to the Easter Holiday. It will be a ride-in meeting and Barry will be posting arrangements to meet. We had planned for Colin … Continue reading →

Hi All, Our monthly meeting is this coming Monday. technical representatives from Michelin tyres will be joining us to discuss their current tyre technology, it should be an interesting evening. As usual, Bilton will put a spread on. Bilton cricket … Continue reading →

Not the Christmas Dinner – 4 th Update Ladies and Gentlemen, Thanks for the super-quick response to our last note. We now have 19 of the 22 places fullypaid. Could I please ask for the remaining members to let me … Continue reading →

Ladies & Gentlemen I hope you all had a great Christmas break – although it does seem rather a long time agonow. I’m looking forward to our NtCD get together on February 18 and confirm that ourattendance has grown slightly … Continue reading →

Dear Members. Our December meeting is on the 19th of December (normal time and place) this year instead of this Monday the 12th, which would have been our normal 2nd Monday. Doug Masterton and I will be hosting a Christmas … Continue reading →

Dear Members, As well as Christmas being on the near horizon, it becomes time to pay your subscriptions on the 1st January! If you were an associate in 2022 who has passed their test, your subs become due on 1st … Continue reading →