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Coming Up

Club Night Wednesday 18th February.

Peter Symes Manx Grand Prix Winner.

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Tonight we have an informal chat and presentation by a local racer Peter Symes, hosted by Steve Mills.

Peter will talk about how he started, and stopped, racing, backed up with slides videos and trophies.

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Come along to see how it all worked out.

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Family and Friends welcome

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Breakfast Runs.

The weather is starting to improve so we are still planning to restart the bi-weekly Breakfast Runs , they will of course be weather dependant. and may be replaced by cleaning crew days.

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Keep your eyes on your emails for details. The next one is scheduled for Thursday 5th February.

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​​​Coffee and Polish Thursday 29th Jan 2026.
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It’s the usual. Coffee; Biscuits; Cake; Pledge & Solvo Autosol.

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On Thursday we continue with the next round of our Dust Down Programme at the National Motorcycle Museum.

 

Good morning everyone, next Thursday  is our  Social and Dustdown session at the National Motorcycle Museum.

 

 We have a great team of regular Midland and Warwick Section members who continue to support the Museum in its determined efforts to preserve our British motorcycle heritage.  

 

If you would like to enjoy some likeminded company and help with this important maintenance programme you will be more than welcome.  

 

Spend as much or as little time as you wish, all cleaning materials are provided 

 

After our exertions we enjoy free Tea, Coffee and Biscuits in the plush new Coffee Lounge where we chat and make plans for future Section events.

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Wednesday 21st January Club Night Auction.

First off, a big THANK YOU to everyone who donated treasures to be sold off at our Annual Bring and Buy sale, with special mention to Joan Bertram who contacted Keith Rowe and donated many items from her late husband’s, Dave, treasure chest .

Also, to Peter Mahoney for the “student” lathe, Pat for the pre-war ladies’ bicycle, Jon 1 for the golf clubs, TV, assorted paraphernalia and single malt, Sergio for the (excellent) wine, lemon liqueur and goodies, and to all others too many to mention.

 

Thankyous are also due to all the helpers on the night; Tony Ashton the auctioneer (a permanent role perhaps?), Steve Fenton the money man, Nigel Lane for running and setting up, Steve Lambert for running, Steve Abbott for pricing advice, and everyone else who assisted on the night. Mustn’t forget Bob B who organised the tables at the Museum for us, thank you all, and especially anyone I have missed.

 

Lots of you put your hands in pockets and bought up loads of stuff, we even had some folks from the Institute of Advanced Motorists join us and buy stuff on the night, to the grand sum of £675.87 which includes the takings from the raffle too. There should be some further income as we had stuff left over which we will endeavour to sell over the coming weeks.

 

Finally, thanks to Joan and Dave Bertam’s donation, the Midland Section now has its own “one man operable” single bike trailer, available for use by any member (or friend of) free of charge. It’s a bit cosmetically challenged at present but will be smartened up over the next few weeks. It really is simple to operate, right click on this link and open to see: MSW Motorcycle Trailers - YouTube  and watch the video. We have the tow board and tie down straps, and it will be readily available (with a bit of notice) from the Shirley area.
Contact Geoff if you need to use it anytime.



















 

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