Editorial This past week has been a really busy week. Ahead of the SAM Club AGM on the 3rd April 2023, the nomination forms for the Committee were sent out. With 175 members, the SAM Club can surely find a dozen members to help manage and direct the future of
Introduction Spring has arrived and bike riders will be impatiently looking to extend their riding hours, or get the bike out of hibernation from the shed. It’s a very good time to look at some of the challenges that await. If you’re an all-weather rider (that’s most SAM Club members),
Editorial It’s been another busy week for your editor. In spite of increased family duties, I did manage to get down to Meadowhall and ride the Strines. I love that road and it’s my goto route when I’ve either got a new bike or been off for a while. It
SAM Annual Photo Competition Winner 2023Autumn in BakewellSteve Harper
Editorial This is the last newsletter before the close of the SAM Club Annual Photo Competition. Many thanks to those SAM members who have sent entries. Other SAM Club members, if you could ferret around your photo archive it would help to improve the competition. If you don’t fancy a
Editorial The SAM Club Annual Photo Competition entry closing date is getting nearer. By the time this newsletter hits your inbox, you will have just 10 days left to get your entries in to sam-editor@iam-sheffield.bike. It’s a great bit of fun for the SAM Club, so show you support and
Editorial We are hoping for a few more photos for the SAM Annual Photo Competition. I know that everyone leaves their entries to the last minute but, with just a couple of weeks to go, send in your snaps. It’s great fun to try and pick the winner and adds
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Riding a motorcycle comes with risks. In an accident, motorcyclists’ injuries are likely to be more serious than those of other road users. To reduce these risks, the Biker I.C.E. (In Case of Emergency) Card is a simple but essential tool for riders. It’s easy to use and convenient to carry. It can be folded to fit in your wallet and handed to anyone who needs it, not just accident responders.
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