This forum is scheduled to close down on 1st March 2019.
In 2001 a group of local motorcycle enthusiasts started Moray Coast Motor Cycle Club to bring together anyone in the local area who shared an interest in bikes.
At its peak the Club had over paid up 160 members and over 1800 registered forum users. The club met monthly and organised various ride-outs, weekend trips
and social events and also raised over £20,000 for local charities.
Following the dissolution of the Club at the end of 2018 it was agreed that this site would be closed down but that the Facebook group would continue to run to
allow former club and forum members to keep in touch, share information and to arrange their own ride-outs, trips etc.
Click here to go to the Facebook page
In 2001 a group of local motorcycle enthusiasts started Moray Coast Motor Cycle Club to bring together anyone in the local area who shared an interest in bikes.
At its peak the Club had over paid up 160 members and over 1800 registered forum users. The club met monthly and organised various ride-outs, weekend trips
and social events and also raised over £20,000 for local charities.
Following the dissolution of the Club at the end of 2018 it was agreed that this site would be closed down but that the Facebook group would continue to run to
allow former club and forum members to keep in touch, share information and to arrange their own ride-outs, trips etc.
Click here to go to the Facebook page
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