[Malcolm J Greer]

I’d just like to thank all the members of the MBC team who contributed to making my trip to BoA on Saturday so wonderful. It was lovely to meet up with friends of old and to make new ones too. Thanks are also extended to Dan and the team at Moulton Bicycles for allowing us to gather in the court yard and for being on hand to answer questions about the current range too. I’m very grateful for the fantastic companionship the club offers us all and feel honoured to be a member of such a truly wonderful community. Roll on the annual Moulton Preservation ride later in the year and our club get together in September.

[Steven Brandist]

From the photos I’ve seen, I wish I’d popped along, but its a bit too far a for a day visit.

What does strike me is that the meets at The Hall are one of the big advantages of Moulton Bicycle Club membership: meeting other enthusiasts, The Hall itself, obtaining spares and (maybe) a whole Moulton bicycle at good and fair prices. No eBay fees here! Some of my best purchases have been at an MBC meet at The Hall.

See you at the main meet in September!

[Alexander Johnston]

I agree Steve: it’s a wonderful club, celebrating great bicycles.
I possibly made history by being the first person to join who didn’t own a Moulton!

[Steven Brandist]

Depends when you joined… I did exactly the same thing.
Now I can’t remember how many Moultons I have.

[Alexander Johnston]

Not terribly sure what I did before Moultons’ World!
One of the great things about the Club is that there is something for everyone.
Whether you ride vintage or modern Moultons, or both, or ride fast or slow, or use the bike for shopping, day rides or touring, you have access to the combined wisdom and expertise of hundreds of Moultoneers on a vast range of topics which, I for one, have found invaluable.

[Author]

Posts