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.

10 riders met at the Spring Woods Picnic site near Whalley for Bob’s run to the Yorkshire Dales. Bob led us on a clever route which bi-passed Clitheroe, and Settle, via Halton Gill and Arncliffe to Kettlewell.

Nine members met at The Farmers under slightly threatening skies, so after donning over-trousers we set off on a scenic route via Lathom, Bickerstaffe (taking note of the windmill!) Aughton, Lydiate, Altcar and Little Crosby.

This was a well planned run by Chairman Richard to visit and tilt our spark plug spanners at every windmill on the Fylde.

10 riders congregated at Samlesbury for the start of Frank’s run on a partly cloudy evening but it
was dry and warm.

A wet start saw 7 riders arrive at the Spring Wood Picnic Site to start our 5 day adventure into Yorkshire. With the forecast not good the waterproofs were retained as we set off up the A59 to turn off towards Sawley.

A lovely warm morning saw 8 participants arrive at Slyne Lodge for Peter’s lakes Run.

Just after 10:30 we set off up to Carnforth where we branched left towards Silverdale and Warton.

Thursday 12th May 4 riders set off for Berg En Dal to the International Jampot Rally.