Further to the Group Ride talk on 11th May 2025 please see the following files (Group Organised Rides Manual of Guidance / Group Ride Presentation) and link to you YOUTUBE video Second Man Drop Off System by Steven Flett at the bottom of the page.
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Who is the king of Comms? The Cardo PACKTALK Edge and Sena 60S are advanced motorcycle communication systems, each offering unique features for riders. The PACKTALK Edge excels in group communication with its Dynamic Mesh Communication (DMC), supporting up to 15 riders in a fluid, self-healing network. DMC ensures reliable connectivity even…
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Fantastic tour, organised and led by Brad Nicholson. Backdoor was Dave Hardcastle. A small amount of hail battering us as we rode over an unspecified hill on the way up but otherwise brilliant weather for the whole tour. There were 15 riders and one pillion, Jean Hardcastle who rode on Dave’s trusty…
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Thank you to Eric from ECM Tours for a brilliant talk at Ashurst Village Hall yesterday, Sunday 17th on how to plan for a tour and what you should take with you. He laid out his touring kit on the table in front of us and went through each item explaining why…
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British motorcycle racer from West Sussex Thomas Strudwick visited us at Dial Post on the 10th September and gave us a really engaging talk about his motor sport career. The Raffle for two pairs of tickets for the final round of BSB at Brands Hatch, donated clothing and other goodies raised £320…
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Presentation by Graham Feest, F Inst MTD, FARRMSunday 2nd April. Thank you to Graham Feest for an excellent presentation on road safety. “Really good guest speaker by an extremely experienced and knowledgeable expert on road safety matters” “Great AGM & guest speaker Graham Feest (linked his website below). Very knowledgeable chap and…
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I often see my Associates having difficulty with turning right at a T-junction. There is plenty of advice in the books about arriving at a junction, but very little about leaving it. The most common error is to “balloon” the turn, by which I mean going straight ahead over the centre line…
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