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Summer is past and now it's time to plan those fall colour tours. Make sure to get out as much as possible before the long winter sets in. We've moved the weekly bike nights and meet-ups listing to this page and you can find the swap meets listing here. The day begins at 3 pm with a reunion and reception, a time to renew acquaintances and meet the inductees, followed by dinner and the award ceremony at 6 pm. The meet is on from 10 am to 3 pm. For a table or more information call or email bacchuschatham gmail.

Riding in the correct position on the road is important for safety and helps traffic flow freely. In Great Britain, you should normally keep to the left side of the road and ride in the centre of the traffic lane. You should ride in a position that allows you to be seen by traffic ahead, and be seen in the mirror of any vehicle in front of you. If the traffic coming towards you needs room to pass obstructions such as parked cars, move over to the left. Avoid riding in the centre of the road because you might. Keep scanning the road ahead of you to see when you might need to change your position in the road, such as when there are roadworks, inspection covers or oil spills.

All new riders are limited to riding cc machines with L-plates. Anyone wishing to ride a cc with L-plates must be at least Learners wishing to get a full licence have to take a Part 1 test which involves a figure of eight in a box, a slow ride and a sort of junction and one or two other manoeuvres. This test was conducted by authorised instructors and began a process that started to tie in the Department for Transport that was later to become the DSA to the motorcycle training industry.

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