Your SAM Club Newsletter is also read by our biking friends in the Polk County Florida Harley Owners Group (HOG), Florida, USA! Here is an email I received today: Glen Zielinski 13:16 (1 hour ago) to SAM Editor Dear. Sir, I continue to be very impressed with the quality of your
Editorial The first photos for the SAM Annual Photo Competition have arrived! If you are out and about, support this SAM Club event by taking some snaps and email them to: sam-editor@iam-sheffield.bike. In your SAM Club Newsletter this week we start with motorcycle component failure and is it the way
Editorial We made it to press again this week with some really interesting articles for you to read. We start with considering what bike to use for your adventure tour this year. When the pillion is recovered from her operation, mine will be a new MP3 530 Exclusive (arriving mid-February).
Editorial Here we are getting settled into the New Year. A new video went up on the SAM Club Facebook page for you to watch and share with your friends. Despite it being a hard year, financially speaking, last year, motorbike sales increased 1.9% over 2021. People are slowly recognising
Editorial Why is it that a UK Government Department is allowed to hand over its quality assurance to the public? In this week’s newsletter you can read about the biker who, on reapplying for insurance, discovered that he no longer had a valid motorcycle licence. He’s only been riding bikes
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