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IAM Ride Out And Rally – July 11th 2015 – National Motorcycle Museum, Solihull

The first ever IAM Ride Out and Rally motorcycle festival will take place on Saturday 11th July at the National Motorcycle Museum in Birmingham. It will bring together IAM members from across the country in a celebration of all things motorcycle, including the skills of those who ride them. Find out more at www.iam.org.uk/homecoming

Tickets are just £10 if pre-booked (pillions free) and include an IAM-only tour of the world’s finest and largest motorcycle museum, packed full of classic machines. And you won’t just have a chance to admire the exhibits; you can also enjoy a range of value-added exclusives:
– meet biking legends including John Cooper and Steve Plater, plus others to be confirmed.
– have your photo taken astride a legendary machine in our bikers’ booth
– ride away in glory with a competition prize or two,
– Try the Birmingham Advanced Motorcyclists group’s fiendish slow riding challenge!
You’ll even receive a voucher for a free burger and drink to keep you going through what promises to be a thrilling day out.
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HAB Members: HAB won’t be organising an official group ride to this event this year. If you are keen to go and would like to ride with others, drop me an email and I’ll put all those interested in touch. Unfortunately I’ve a prior commitment that day so can’t make it. David H.

Next WEEKDAY Ride Out – Tuesday 5th May 2015

Meet at the Route 59 Cafe (a few hundred yards west of the Bolton Abbey roundabout on the A59) at 10.00 for a 10.15am prompt start.

Chris Armstrong will lead this ride through Upper Wharfedale with a coffee stop at Kilnsey Trout Hatchery, over the top to Malham, Settle and on to lunch at a cafe at Tosside in the Trough of Bowland.

After lunch the route heads towards Clitheroe and Pendle Hill villages, finishing at the layby at Skipton Golf Club.

Mileage estimated at around 150 miles.

All members welcome!

i2i ‘Machine Control 2’ Prizes

As you may have seen in the Minutes from the Committee Meeting on 7th April, i2i Motorcycle Academy having generously given the club two free places for their ‘Machine Control 2’ Off-Road course worth £170 each.

One of these places will be awarded to the winner of the ‘Rider of the Year’ award to be held at the slow riding/gymkhana event next Sunday. The value of the second place will be split amongst all members who first register interest in and then sign-up for the course.

If you are interested in this course and would like to take advantage of this money saving offer, please send an email to Doug at rdmasterton@btinternet.com as soon as possible.

Here’s the link to the i2i website:

http://www.i2imca.com/MachineControl.asp