Send your entries NOW! The SAM Annual Photo Competition is great fun. SAM members send in their photo and an independent judge picks a winner. The closing date is: 12mn on 20th March 2024 All entries should be sent to: sam-editor@iam-sheffield.bike GOOD LUCK!!
Hello I would like to introduce myself, my name is Paul James and I am a motorcycling enthusiast. A member of the IAM and former member of Severn Advanced Motorcycle club in Gloucester, my wife and I have enjoyed touring around different parts of France on our bikes, taking in
Editorial Family duties kept me from being at Meadowhall last week, but SAM members were out. They were making the best of the slightly warmer temperatures. SAM member Stephen Bennett, being a sucker for punishment, is doing the Iron Butt Challenge again. You can support him here. At the last
Editorial It was a cold start last Saturday. Very cold. One member cleaned the ice off the bike, got changed into riding gear and again removed the ice from the windscreen and seat! It didn’t put off the very hardy members from riding out. It warmed up later in the
Editorial It’s been a very busy week as we ride into the New Year. Last Saturday, despite the very cold weather, there were a lot of members riding out. There were also a couple of new associates. It was great to see that bikers can still ride when conditions are
Motorcycles aren’t just loud toys for thrill-seekers; they are the key to a cost-effective, eco-friendly lifestyle. Imagine weaving through traffic, saving time and money, all while embracing the thrill of the open road. With 70% fewer resources needed to build and twice the fuel efficiency of cars, motorcycles are the
Editorial Happy New Year! It’s the start of a new adventure for motorcyclists. Various representative bodies look forward with hope and enthusiasm to put motorcycling further up the social and political agendas. For some members it may be a year of struggle and we will continue to support everyone. We
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