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FOLLOWING MANY LONG HAPPY YEARS AT THE RED LION IN REVESBY WE ARE LEAVING FOR PASTURES NEW. WE ARE RELOCATING TO THE ROYAL OAK AT TATTERSHALL BRIDGE. OUR FIRST RIDE OF THE NEW SEASON WILL BE ON THE 6TH OF APRIL. CLICK HERE FOR MAP SHOWING NEW LOCATION. POSTCODE LN4 4JL WE ARE NOW ON FACEBOOK (CLICK LOGO)
As our name implies, we are a group of bikers. We are based in and around the Lincolnshire Wolds. We meet regularly to enjoy all aspects of biking and the open road. We are a cross section of the biking world and welcome all types of machines and riders. We have a number of female riders who join us on a regular basis. In early 2003 we became a Club and our membership grew rapidly, we now have approximately 300 members. It only costs £10.00 per year to join. We are affiliated to the British Motorcyclists Federation (BMF), the National Association for Bikers with Disabilities (NABD) and the Motorcycle Action Group (MAG). These affiliations afford benefits to members of our Club. During the better months of the year, April .
During the better months of the year, April through
September, we meet for a ride out on the first and third Monday of each month
at the Royal Oak at Tattershall Bridge which is about 14 miles north of Boston on the A153
just west of Coningsby, we are easy to find and ride outs start at 7.30
PM.
In addition to evening ride outs we do organise Sunday runs each month and
some social events, details of which can be found in the calendar that follows.
During the not so good part of the year, October through March on
the first Monday we get together for a Social Evening and on
the third Monday a quiz, a video show or any other biking related
thing we can organise. As well as biking we do have a keen interest in helping
the local community and hence are actively fund raising for the Lincolnshire
Integrated Voluntary Emergency Service (L.I.V.E.S.). Are you interested? If
so come along and join in, you will be most welcome.
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