Events

Hi All

Well, its that time of year again where we start planning our annual biking calendar. Thought I would send a few details about the 2025 Paul Fields Peaks Rally. The date is 18-20th July.

This year we are holding PFPR at The Holly Bush Campsite. Grangemill in the Peak District. This was where we held our first PFPR. This campsite has all camping facilities. Toilets and showers, water and limited EHU The new owners Johnny and Penny have been very keen to work with us to make this a successful rally.

There is a pub over the road from the campsite which will be open for drinks only. Pre Ordered breakfast cobs will be provided on the campsite. Pre Ordered food on the Friday and Saturday evenings will be delivered to the site. We will be organizing all this. I will ask for pre-orders from people who are interested in attending.

On Saturday before the entertainment on site, we are in the process of organising a tour of the local mini brewery with transport provided. This will be confirmed at a later date if going ahead

There will be a large marquee with limited tables and chairs (please bring your own where possible) on the campsite for our use. This is where we will have entertainment and food on Friday and Saturday nights.

Teas and Coffee will be available at the control tent all weekend. There will be a the run out in the stunning picturesque Peak District. We will hold the usual rallyists choice vote for best bike. The raffle for our usual chosen charities (all donations of prizes greatly appreciated) will be held and a toast the toast to Paul Fields.

This year we are hoping to have rally ‘hoodies’ designed and printed up. However, these are limited in numbers. If you would like one, please let me know asap. T-shirts will be available when these are sold out.

Camping will be £10 per person per night per night. There is no accommodation available on site.

If you want to attend this rally let me know the number of people and what camping you require, eg nights and unit. If you book accommodation in the area, please let me know for numbers.

Please note this is a cash only event

As usual if you have any questions do not hesitate to contact me.

cheers Jules

The Taverners and the VMCC are holding the annual Founders day rally and the club is running a stand there so if you want to get involved contact Joy.

More info’ on the Taverners website ;

www.thetaverners.co.uk

We are pleased to announce the running of Beezumph 31 at the Cadwell park circuit. 

We, the committee have been working very hard in the last few weeks and are pleased to announce the following :-

The Theme this year is ‘production racers’ and celebrating the 50th anniversary of Slippery Sam’s 5th and final TT victory.

We have invited the Norton Owners club as this years guest club which they have duly accepted.

The track sessions are as follows :-

1. Entry level, following marshals at a moderate pace.
2. Pre 1985 bikes touring.
3. Pre 1985 bikes fast touring.
4. Post 1985 bikes.
5. Open class.
6. Historic parade race bikes 0nly.

There will be a historic race bike parade session running open pipe with no noise restrictions.

There have been negotiations with the National motorcycle museum and they are going to prepare and bring six bikes to be ridden in the historic parade, four are confirmed as follows :-

1. Slippery Sam.
2. Percy Tait’s works Rob North T150.
3. A works Norton Rotary.
4. The Thruxton 500 winning Commando production racer.

The other two bikes and the rider line up are still to be confirmed. There will also be a good variety of other bikes to compliment the parade and make a great spectacle to see and hear.

On top of this the Museum are going to help promote the event using their social media pages which have 90,000 followers.

Joy has arranged for ‘Classic bike guide ‘ to attend and do a feature for publication.

The tickets are printed and will be available online via the Beezumph website , postal and at events we are attending through the year.

Mark our chairman and the committee are hoping we can give the event an uplift and feel good factor and as many members, friends, enthusiasts and families attending as possible for a very rare opportunity to see these bikes being ridden as they were back in the day. 

PLEASE NOTE.

The clubhouse and catering will not be open on Wednesday 23rd. We have made provision for anyone arriving and needing a meal and a beer with the 3 Horse shoes at Goulceby which is 1.5 miles from the circuit so all will be welcome there.

The clubhouse and cafe will be open from 7.30am Thursday morning for breakfast and during the day for lunch and snacks. Evening meals will be served from 6-8 pm and the bar will be open from 6-11 pm.

Friday times are the same but the evening meals time will be extended. The hours for the bar in the evening as the bar will be available at the marquee..

The German triple run is from 1st to 3rd August 2025. If you want to take part please visit the above website for the application form.

Mallory Park is holding a festival of motorcycling . Joy Lyon is running a club stand for the weekend where you can show your bike and take part in the track action. More details to follow.

The” Club Trident and Rocket3 France ” would be very happy to welcome you for the 22nd edition of the ” French Triple rally “. 

The 2025 registration form will be sent out around mid- February . The number of participants remains limited to 90 ( maximum number of guests in the dining room ). In recent years this number was quickly reached even before the response deadline last year. So ” book early ” if you are interested in this event.

If you would like to participate but are not on our list of classic triples owners drop me a line at the following Email address : club-tridentrocket3france@orange.fr in return you will receive the 2025 registration form.

Given the growing interest in this classic triple rally reservations will only be confirmed upon return of the completed registration form and full payment.

Bear in mind that this rally is organised by and for classic Trident and Rocket 3 enthusiasts and , to maintain the spirit and ever attraction of this event, it is therefore reserved “exclusively ” for people coming with their classic triples.

Georges.

Entry form Here.

http://Entry-form-Rally-2025-EN.pdf

Jim Smith’s excellent rally.  More details to come.

The club is planning to have a stand here. The Saturday is the club displays and trade stands , Sunday is the main bike show. Camping is available Friday , Saturday and Sunday nights. Joy Lyon is club organiser if you want to show a bike on the club stand. Full details of the show can be found on their website  www.eacbikeshow.co.uk

The Kop hill climb is one of the major classic , vintage and veteran car and bike events in the South. All proceeds go to charity. The hill climb is a non competetive display for spectators to see and hear the machines blast up the hill. Entrants can for a fee run their machine up the hill. only a driving licence required. I aim to have a club stand for the weekend so would like a good display of our various bikes . It’s early days so no details yet just contact me if interested.

Dougy is again running a club stand at the Cadwell moto track days.

This year we are holding our agm at the Strawberry bank hotel in the aptly named Meriden suite. The motorcycle show is on at the NEC starting on the 15th so the opportunity is there to visit the show on the Saturday socialise in the hotel and stay over for the agm on the Sunday. The hotel is also close by the National motorcycle museum for an option. We are hoping for a guest speaker .

Room prices are ; single room £75.

                                  Double room £85.

                                   Twin   £ 85.

                                    Family £ 95

Book direct with the hotel on 01676522117.

There is another hotel close by The Bulls head Meriden.

More details to follow.