Cameron Pickup showing his lovely Rudge Ulster
What an unexpected pleasure to see John Pritchard & Bob Arnold at our rally . Both in their late 90s and still finding time to drive to our venue to see old friends, god bless - lovely to see you.
Don’t forget anyone who would like to Display a bike at the Cumbria steam gathering on the 26th & 27th July contact Steve.bolger@live.co.uk. Also Our annual Rally at stow on the wold 20th / 22nd July, details on this Web site under EVENTS.
Rarely seen machines are the radial 350s from the early thirties, and it was our privilege to have Pat Murray’s machine .
The RMCC again had a stand at the VMCC Founders Day on the 21st July where all Rudge Enthusiasts were made very welcome.
Ben King who in conversation with Martin Wheeler. Ben rode from Thame and he uses his Ulster purely for the pleasure and interest of ownership - a new generation of Rudge supporters!
Just a short report and photo from our informal spring meeting at the HALFWAY HOUSE Nr Langport on the 5th June. Ten in attendance including Mike Griffiths, Dick Makin , John Crispin , Vernon and Julia Cox, Tony Winlow. Dave Pollard rode over with some friends and sorry gents I did not catch the names. Here is a photo of the bikes . One has a Rudge engine !
John McGuiness was asked if he would like to take a Rudge out on the TT course - to which he replied - 'too many damn levers!'
The club would like to thank all who participated making this an excellent tribute to Mr East who was a gentleman and friend to the motorcycle fraternity who visited the Island.
It feels like a long time since we were all at a show especially with the winter we have had. It was therefore with a sense of excitement that the Rudge Motorcycle Club once again descended on Shepton Mallet to exhibit their wares.
Firstly, we need to say thank you to all those who did bring a Rudge to exhibit, without your contribution and the time sacrificed to do so, we would not be able to do what we love to do at these prestigious events.
A 1939 Ulster and Ducati Daytona 250cc on display by the Rudge Motorcycle Club at the Grange over Sands Classic show raising funds for the Peninsula food box Charity.
The charity is a south lakes based organisation to which the Rudge Motorcycle club has pledged the use of its equipment to help the local community weather the present economic situation. In the pipe line for next year we intend to raise funds to support an autism charity, a cause the officers of the RMCC have first hand experien
The Saturday weather could have been better but when rain stopped play it was eyes down for the prize bingo which went down a storm (if you pardon the pun!)