To be put on to your CCAM 2012 Calendar... What, you have not got one? Get yours now, see below...
JAN 15TH Cold Turkey Run 10.30 – 2.00pm. (Not for the faint hearted !) Ride leader Graham Bailey meet at Ashchurch
FEB 5th `Hot Coffee Run` (Caffeine lovers only) 10.30 – 1.30pm Ride leader Graham Bailey meet at Ashchurch
FEB 26th Follow if you can !! (If you’re hard enough!) 10.30 – 2.00pm Ride leader Rob Cater meet at Ashchurch
MAR 18TH SOUTH GLOS and beyond! (Go on; Follow our Carla…if you dare!) 10.30 – 2.00pm Carla McKenzie meet at Little Chef, Cirencester
APR 15th `The Bus Stop` (Bus pass not necessary) 10.30 – 3.00pm Ride leader Tim Hutt meet at Ashchurch
It's here, on sale and available through all good Committee Members! Treat your loved ones, partners, friends, Uncles, Aunts, neighbours, business associates or even your pet to an exclusive.....
Cheltenham and Cotswolds Advanced Motorcyclists 2012 Calendar.
(Pictures taken by our members)
The A3 size calendar gives you plenty of space to write down when the next rideout is or when it's time to book the next service. One page per month and each page has 3 photographs lovingly taken by our members and carefully selected by your Committee to represent the activities of your Club.
Come along to the Christmas meal to purchase or arrange to meet up with a committee member or email info@c-cam.org.uk (We can post, but it will cost an extra £2.00)
Pauline Champion - Observed by Carla Mckenzie, Nathan Smith - Observed by Paul 'Curly' Cote, Kevin Bourne - Observed by Tim Hutt, test passes presented by Simon Ross
Nick gave a great account of his Polar Challenge and the most northerly try ever scored at the magnetic North Pole. His talk was enhanced by his model for the evening, a Mr G K Bailey, who applied all the layers required to protect the body from -40 temperatures. We discovered that the packets of chili flavoured peanuts, located in the boxer shorts base layer, was to represent frozen nuts! Many thanks Nick.
Please be conscious of destinations that will often represent both a long day and mileage in excess of 200 miles, these will be mainly PROGRESSIVE, be honest with yourself. If in doubt, ask the leader before the event. New for 2011, we will be experimenting with a secondary `pick up point`, this simply is a chosen location on route to our destination that allows participants to wait and join the group as it passes, rather than have to endure a `double back` upon themselves when making the trip to our usual meeting point of Ashchurch.
Remember, `FULL TANKS` please.
• Finally, please remember to check our Web page near the dates, as often climatic conditions and personal issues can influence last minute changes.