Only 3 members arrived at the Farmers arms to go on this trip as several members had to cry off at the last minute due to illness and injury. So Dave Frank and Richard set off for an uneventful drive down the M6 and M54 to RAF Cosford where we started the day with coffee tea and cakes.

The ride started on time with super weather for riding, we headed for Newburgh and then turned down back lane to start the green lanes.

The Alternative this year was held at Bishop Auckland Rugby Club which was the venue of the larger Jampot Rally a few years ago.

9 riders turned up on a chilly day to follow Frank through the lanes of Ribble Valley, Bowland and Pendle to have lunch at the farm on Kiln Hill Lane at Feizor.

11:15am and 3 riders gathered at the Myerscough Pub for the run to Gregson Green Community centre to help raise funds for improvements.

8 Riders turned out for the annual Chip Shop Run on a glorious August evening.

Sunday 21st August saw a good turn out of the NW Section at the Farmers Arms Motorfest. The club banner had been erected to identify our patch and about 10 members arrived and displayed their steeds.

4 riders turned up at the Myerscough pub for Steve’s Run in wet and windy weather. Although not as bad as had been forecast it was still not very suited to a scenic run out but off we went at a brisk pace up the A59 to the Petrie Arms roundabout and off through Langho to York Lane to take the narrow but scenic Moor Lane to Whalley.

Four Riders turned up at the Canberra Club for the Lytham 40s Weekend run.

In warm sunny weather we took a steady run up the A59 turning left to Ribchester and then on through Longridge and Broughton to Inskip, Elswick, Singleton and Weeton to Wrea Green and then Lytham.

The Silverdale run went well. Good weather always helps and seven riders turned up.