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Below are some photos from last weekend’s rather wet Relay Rally.  The weather kept many away but we still had about 25 riders come through our Section Checkpoint which was Read more

Today’s Bluebell Run turned out to be much better that we could have hoped for…  The rain forecasted never happened and it ended up being a warm and sunny afternoon.  Read more

After a long dreary winter, I could not have hoped for better weather yesterday for our second Hot X Bun Run – it was glorious and that was reflected in Read more

Report by Ray Dickinson, photos by Paul Wirdnam Thanks to Peter & Richard Miller for a very enjoyable & interesting run, on roads we seldom use. On Friday we learnt Read more

The gods shone upon us last Sunday. You can’t trust long range weather forecasts. Earlier in the week we were forecast a rather wet miserable Sunday, but by Saturday the Read more

Last Saturday (11th), the Dorset & Somerset Air Ambulance held a “thank you” event at Henstridge Airfield for some of their fundraisers.  They invited approximately 15 groups with five people Read more

11 signed on for the run, not a disappointment, but I expected a bigger turnout. Something to do with 5°C air temperature perhaps. It was on the chilly side, in Read more

The annual Bristol Classic MotorCycle Show took place last weekend at the Bath & West Showground, Shepton Mallet and the Dorset Section had a stand as usual.  I’ll leave the Read more

Well third time lucky! After cancelling this run twice due to bad weather today dawned fine, roads were dry and frost free, so the run was on! The event that Read more

Bernard’s Report on today’s run follows : A surprisingly good turn out, 17 signed on at Dikes supermarket car park. The weather had been pretty grim leading up to Sunday, Read more

Many thanks to Peter Miller for organising another New Year’s Day Run; his report follows: The weather proved relatively kind to us for this year’s run despite all the threats Read more

Report from Phil Allen following last Sunday’s Mince Pie Run.  Thanks for organising this Phil, always difficult at this time of year — I think you did well with 12 Read more

I wasn’t riding today, but did manage to get to the start at the Shell Garage at Orchard Park in Gillingham. Great weather and a great turnout and all in Read more

Report from Andy Grew, the Run Organiser: Report from today’s undersubscribed run. I had originally planned today’s route for the Valentines Run, which had to be cancelled due to a Read more

Last Sunday was our 43rd annual Veteran and Vintage Run.  I say “our” but this run has been organised by Rod and Carol Hann for all of those 43 years; Read more

The 4th and final Mid-Week Run for 2022 took place yesterday and I’m glad to report that numbers were up compared to the previous three.  The glorious weather probably helped… Read more

A whole bunch of photos from yesterday’s Dorset Dakar. It started at Compton Abbas Airfield, with an en-route pop-up café stop near the Fovant Badges and then onto the ford Read more

Many thanks to Phil Allen for organising this old favourite. His report of last Sunday’s run follows: We had 27 sign on with some very nice bikes. We stared off Read more

We did well yesterday!  Despite clashing with the Great Dorset Steam Fair, the Stock Gaylard Oak Fair and the Sherborne Historic Vehicle Rally, we still managed to get 25 riders Read more

Yesterday’s Tiddler Run will be remembered for all the wrong reasons  🙂 .  I couldn’t attend yesterday but I knew something was up when I saw something on Facebook along Read more

An unedited report from our Ariel-hating Chairman!  You would have thought he would have got bored of it by now, but no, the jokes (?) keep on coming 🙂 +++++++++++++++++++ Read more

We had a good turnout for last Saturday’s Purbeck Perambulation.  It started and ended at Stour Meadows car park in Blandford with a half way stop at the Cake House Read more

Paul Swaddle, the Run Organiser for yesterday’s White Horse Run, has raised the bar as far as run reports are concerned.  Brilliant report Paul…over to you: This was the first Read more