Junction Pub Bike Show – VMCC Northwest

Rainford Junction Show – Sunday 21st January 2024. Open from 10am, if you’re showing a bike, please arrive at 9.30am

15 January, 20244 May, 2024 Annette

VMCC North West Section – events calendar 2023

28 September, 20226 April, 2023 Brian Williams

VMCC NW Section bike show at the Junction pub Sunday 2nd October

16 September, 202216 September, 2022 Brian Williams

VMCC North West Section bike show at The Junction Pub, Rainford

18 July, 202218 July, 2022 Brian Williams

Alex has arranged with Paul Draper at The Junction Pub in Rainford to have use of the large Marquee for a VMCC North West Section bike show on Sunday 2nd October 2022. Please attend this bike show with your favourite classic or vintage motorcycles. The Junction Pub, 102 News Lane, Rainford, WA11 7JU

The Junction bike show 16th January 2022

16 January, 202223 January, 2022 Brian Williams

Wow that was a well attended event and everyone seemed to enjoy the show, nice tea, coffee and bacon baps lovely.

Blackpool & District events calender

3 October, 202112 February, 2022 Brian Williams

Leyland Truck Museum Bike Show 15th May

21 April, 20193 March, 2022 Brian Williams

Alex has arranged with The British Commercial Transport Museum to hold a Vintage & Classic bike show, so please come and support this event with your beautiful motorcycles. The event is to take place on Sunday 15th May 2022. The Leyland Truck Museum address is :- King St, Leyland PR25 2LE Good Afternoon Alex Re: Vintage Motor Cycle Show – British Commercial Vehicle Museum 15th May 2022 THE MUSEUMSince your club’s last visit and show, the museum has undergone a huge transformation,including a new heating and…

THE FIRST ROCKET GOLD STAR

21 April, 20196 May, 2019 Brian Williams

Is this the first replica of the famous BSA Rocket Gold Star, according to Colin Hornby it is Ask Colin he’ll tell you the story.

Little Tiddlers

21 April, 20197 October, 2019 Brian Williams

It was nice to see some little tiddlers there too. This 98cc Sun which looks original, with a Villiers 1F engine with 2 speed handlebar gear change, if I’m not mistaken. Another unusual little tiddler is this Francis Barnett and I think this has a Villiers 2F engine with no gear unit, again if I’m not mistaken. I’ve always loved Villiers engines there so reliable.