For the classic bike and car show this year

Helen Cullen

From Ian Mounce 

We are delighted that the 7th edition of the booklet is now available from the website - Free, just the p&p to pay!

We have worked on this publication for many months of 2017, to prepare and finalise the new cover design, content and information.
This edition features lots of Biker friendly Cafes & Pubs across the UK, with over 200 included.

The main aim is to produce a high quality printed publication, organised into an easy to use format, great to take and keep on a Motorcycle. We have every faith that it will continue to be as popular as our website, as it has fast become a much wanted, used and kept item for any Biker, especially when out on the road.

Free, just the p&p to pay (£1.55 for one, with a special offer on bulk books, ideal for clubs and groups - i.e. 15 delivered for £5.95!)

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THE BIKER GUIDE booklet, 7th edition.

We would like to thank everyone who sent a picture for inclusion onto the lovely new front cover.

Here is who is included -

The images on the front cover, from the top left

• Just married - Shaun and Faye Tinsley waiting for the ferry to Spain.
• Jade Taylor on the Gavia Pass on route to the Stelvio, just four months after passing her test.
• Ashley Day, Stacey Bailey, Jade Hinchliffe and Mike Wells-Burr at the top of the Cime de la Bonette, French Alps.
• Helen Millward at the Worlds Largest All Female Biker Meet at Lynn's Raven Café.
• Dawn Harrison, Wendy and Bill Hobbs and Geoff Springthorpe, at Donington Park Services, meeting point for the 2017 Ride to the Wall.
• Amanda Herrington at the Krimml Waterfall on Gerlos Pass in Austria.
• Lee Harrison riding up the ‘Golden Mile’ at Blackpool during the ‘Ride the lights’ event.
• Steve and Angie Purdie on a trip to Scotland, on one of the back roads out of Moffat.
• Debbie Millington and Becky Matthews after 1,400+ miles to do Land’s End to John O'Groats on the scenic route.
• Dropping off the edge in the Peak District, from Andrew Cooke.
• Visitors at La Tringale, on the way to MotoGP in Spain.
• Helen Hughes and The Litas, Plymouth.
• Debbie Boardman and the Curvy Riders Motorcycle Club.
• Will Gostelow, Stu Spence, Kirstie Eden and Jo Williams of DMS riders.

The Manx Motor Cycle Club, organisers of the Manx Grand Prix, are pleased to announce an additional race to the 2018 Race Programme with a second Lightweight Race added to the traditional schedule on the last race day and expected to quickly become an integral part of the event.

Practising for this year’s event will commence on Saturday 18 August with the MGP Races starting on Monday 27 August when the four lap Newcomers Race will signal the start of the five race programme.  Wednesday 29 August features the Junior Race in the morning followed by the first Lightweight MGP Race later in the day.

Friday 31 August will see the second Lightweight Race open proceedings followed by the Blue Riband Senior Manx Grand Prix.

Club Chairman, Harvey Garton, commented:

“Following feedback from the 2017 races, it was acknowledged that the event would benefit from two races on the final day and the club felt the best way forward was to incorporate a second Lightweight Race to complement the very popular Senior Manx Grand Prix.”
There's good news for fans wanting to experience the Manx Grand Prix in person. Information on travel and accommodation options as well as grandstand seats can be obtained from the Isle of Man Festival of Motorcycling’s authorised Travel Partners - iomtt travel - by calling +44 (0) 1624 640 011.