Revolving around those who love riding British motorcycles, the Exeter British Motorcycle Club organises several enjoyable outings each year, including the Exe Valley Run, and promises a warm atmosphere on club nights.
The aims of the Exeter British Motorcycle Club are to foster, encourage and maintain an interest in British motorcycles, provide technical assistance to its members, discuss motorcycling in a friendly atmosphere and establish and maintain a good relationship between motorcyclists and the general public.
The general business of the club is run by a committee, and full membership and activity details can be found on its www.exeterbritishmotorcycleclub.co.uk website. Started in March 1992, the EBMC was formed on the basis that members support British motorcycles, which means that when they represent the club on runs and rallies, only British motorcycles will be accepted. The question of what is considered a suitable motorcycle for club members is a critical and sensitive issue, and the committee decides on what qualifies as a British motorcycle.
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Club meetings are held on the second Tuesday of each month at
the Exeter Brewery Taproom in
Cowley Bridge Road, Exeter EX4 4NX (www.theexeterbrewery.co.uk) close to Exeter St David’s station, and potential members are welcome to go along and find out more about the club and its activities.
A highlight of the year is The Exe Valley Run, which often enjoys bright, sunny weather, and up to 100 British motorcycles usually take part. This year’s 25th anniversary event will take place on Sunday, July 2, and there is also a Boxing Day Run each December.
From April until October, designated runs are also prepared for each Tuesday evening and one (sometimes two) for Sundays.
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