You have found your way to a website for bikers by bikers within the Devon, South West and Cornwall area, our aim is to cover as much information as we can for the Devon, South West and Cornwall district, please use the tabs on the right to find out more.
Also check out OurFRANK, Frank was our original webmaster who sadly died in a motorcycle accident in January 2006, his likeable personality and warm nature inspired us to carry on and keep the website and forum going.
Don't forget to check out the FORUM for friendly bike banter and rideouts, whilst you are there why not register and have a proper look around, we don't bite and welcome all new members of all riding abilites and whatever choice of ride. We especially welcome lady riders and have an exclusive section where men dare not tread.... lol
LOCAL MEETS & RIDEOUTS / DISCOUNTS FOR REGISTERED MEMBERS
FRIENDLY BIKE BANTER / LEARNERS WELCOME
LADIES RIDEOUTS & SO MUCH MORE
DC BIKERS CHARITY NIGHT OUT
Members from the DC Biker forum staged two pub crawls with a difference on Sat 1st November 08, there were two teams consisting of GIRLS v BOYS, one team started at Mutley Plain in Plymouth and the other started from the Barbican, the aim was to raise as much money as possible for Breast Cancer Care- In The Pink. Points were awarded for completing dares and correctly visiting pubs through which clues were given. Donations were collected by team members from each team on the night. A total of £169.75 was raised in total and just for fun and a bit of friendly competition between the teams the points were added up at the end of the night and the BOYS won!!!!!, they also collected the most money too!!!! .. The losing team bought the winning team shots as a good will gesture... lol
DON'T HIBERNATE THE BIKE THIS WINTER
Devon County Council has embarked in a new initiative where they want to encourage bikers to continue riding through the winter months when appropriate. The aim is to keep riding skills fresh and ready for the better weather. There is a real concern that putting the motorcylce in the garage for the winter months will mean vital riding skills will go rusty and get downgraded, leaving riders vulnerable when the biking season begins again when tge better weather returns.
We are always looking to add bike related content to the website, if you would like us to update your existing content or feel there is something else we could add please contact the webmaster at the address on the top of this page.
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