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Details of the members who sit on the Committee can be viewed here Please email Roger Taylor (secretary@cambsiam.org.uk) if there is a matter which you would like to bring to the attention of Committee Members |
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Please note: this ride is open to full Members only On our first mid-week winter rideout of 2025, Paul Norman sets out at 9.30 am from the Shell Services Fourwentways. His route takes riders into Suffolk and Needham Market for a short coffee stop. The ride then heads across to Wickham Market, Aldeburgh and on […] |
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SORRY - this event has been postponed until April We kick off our 2025 social calendar on Thursday 16th January with a presentation by Peter Riley from Helite UK, the premier manufacturer of motorcycle airbags. This Members Evening takes place at the customary venue: Over Community Centre, starting at 7:30pm Helite was founded in 2002 in Dijon, France […] |
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Starting from BP Arrington near Wimpole, Mark Fox & Graham Maile shepherd this ride west through Dunton and into Ashwell, then cross the A505 to Sandon & ride south through Walkern towards Watton-at-Stone. Turning east to Dane End & the wonderfully named Nasty, they emerge on the A10 and Pearce's Café & Farm Shop After […] |
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Keith Tremeer & Steve Rowdon lead & tail this ride, departing from the carpark at Tesco Royston. Keith's outline of the ride follows: The ride heads to GolfWorld in Elsenham (near Bishop's Stortford). The route initially takes us through Barley, then heads south through Dassels to Ware, then eastwards through Much Hadham & Hatfield Heath […] |