Seven of the usual suspects met at Barton grange and after Tony had extracted his £ ‘pound of flesh’ we set off up the ‘not-at-all- boring’ A6 to meet Peter, Chris and Colin at Hampson Lane.  This new meeting place is off the A6 just south of the M6 junction 33 roundabout.

13 bikes and 14 people turned up at the club for the chipshop run on a sunny evening. Dave led us off to the west around Bispham , Hoscar and Mawdsley to bring us to the chipshop at Eccleston.

After fighting their way through the rush hour traffic 12 riders turned up at Samlesbury for Bob’s evening run and hotpot.

Nine members turned up at the club on a fine morning for Tony’s run. The weather was not as hot as recent days had been so we were more than happy with the weather.

Three riders from Fylde set off to meet six riders from South Ribble and beyond at Barton grange Garden Centre where we all arrived as planned for a 9:45 start to get to Slyne Lodge. By choice we took the scenic route through Dolphinholme, Quernmore, Caton and Halton to avoid Lancaster City Centre to meet our leaders and Colin at Slyne.

6 riders met at Windle Island and set off in bright warm sunshine over the new Runcorn bridge and up through Frodsham and the Delamere Forest for a break at the Delamere railway station cafe.

5 Members met at CRFC on a warm but dull day. Dave led off towards Parbold  before turning for Mawdesley. Would the dreaded Mawdesley Triangle claim 5 more victims?

With the great weather we are having there was a good turnout of members on their biikes at the June club night. 

9 of the usual suspects met at Barton Grange on a lovely warm, sunny morning. Chairman Richard led us off on a route down small quiet lanes, very bumpy in places after the winter.

10 riders turned out for Steve’s run on a beautiful warm and sunny morning. Steve announced that Lunch would be at Slaidburn just in case anyone got separated then off we went, up the A6 and turned off through Scorton and on up towards Marshaw but turned off this road to pass through the Duke of Westminster’s Estate to end up at Abbystead.