Mayflower Motor Cycle Club
Great Britain

The National Club with a local feel

We speak fluent motorcycling !
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Although we are a touring club our members get up to all sorts of things...
Richard has been active on the track recently, two photos; in his own words “The first one from before I fell off doing silly speeds”
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In the second still fast but but quite as smart having had a rest in the gravel.
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The story of Graham & Elaine's 5 month trike trip across America is available at Long Way Across.

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Peter Mallon’s report from the Force 10 Rally....

“All in all a good weekend was had by all. We must have hit the 100 mark for attendees.

The beer was good and the landlord did is proud with his full breakfast for 3 quid and the bowls of stew in the evenings where most welcome.

I am sure we will be back next year but with a whole year of riding to do before that its hard to think that far in advance.”     more available, click here.

 

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Who are we?

The Mayflower Motorcycle Club is a national club with a local feel - we are renown for being a very sociable touring club with a wide range of members across the country - the focus being that it doesn't matter what motorcycle you own as long as you ride it.

 

The club attends rallies all over Europe, including events organised by the F.I.M. In addition, the Mayflower Motorcycle Club organises a full social calendar, including the long-standing Pilgrims Rally . Monthly camping weekends in different parts of the country also feature: a pre-requisite for any meeting is a real ale pub with good food.  The club likes to camp in interesting parts of the country where members can enjoy a decent ride and have somewhere to look around during the course of the weekend. These camping weekends are regularly attended by 40 per cent of the club's membership.

 

Over the course of the year, some 80% of the club's 175+ membership attends a club event.which reflects the enthusiasm of its members and may surprise some of the larger local, national and one-make clubs.

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After a small turnout for a snowy March meet numbers were back up in April to the point that there was a one tent overflow into the next field and an odd corner for a late arrival without the inside leg measurement to reach the next field. This led to filling the coach for the trip to ‘The Tom Cobley’, CAMRA pub of the year.

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Meanwhile elsewhere (Ace Cafe Southend Shakedown)  Richard is off his bike again trying other transport (not getting far).

Apparently he didn’t want it in the PP so it’s here instead.

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Later “The Shadow” was surprised when he walked in on his “Fan Club” and more so on finding his own T-shirt ...

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