June 2016

Chill Out Weekend

A Welsh Odyssey

Reading UK to the USA

The Sparkle Tour

Editor's thoughtsWelcome to June's magazine.

Whilst on an anniversary getaway with Ann in May, wedecided (with the help of a rather good red) that we shouldgo for a mini tour of the land of our Fathers (and Mothers),Wales.

It somehow struck me that almost 600 miles in three dayswould be fine as I had done this with ease in the past.Unfortunatley it was 35 years in the past. Despite that small

oversight we have recently had our mini adventure, and really enjoyed it. More onthat later in the magazine.

On reflection, we had a great time, averaging over six hours per day in the saddle(A and B roads only - the scenic route), but how small our mini tour is incomparison with the upcoming Coast to Coast ride!

This is an epic ride that will push the riders hard, all in aid of our charity,Alexander Devine Children's Hospice Service. If you haven't donated to thisamazing event please do. It doesn't matter how much or how little any support forthis is truly deserved.

Whilst talking about epic under-takings, SofER approaches fast.

I am looking for a team of eight finely toned athletes (or as close as damn it) torepresent TV HOG in the Chapter Challenge.

There will be a vaiety of fun events on bikes or in inflatables.

Ask yourself, Can I ride really slowly? Can I ride with a pillion throwing a waterballon?

Can I actually fit in a zorb?

If you can answer yes to any ofthese questions then we need totalk!

Greatness awaits you. For Glory, forthe Chapter, for Victory!

Your Chapter Needs You!

Andy

BewareSome may say, that it only exists in the mindsof those who perceive it, and only the trulyenlightend may understand its logic.Others fear its power, just inches beyondcomprehension.To most, it is simply misunderstood.What we do know is it is called the Fine Pigand it is collecting for our charity.You have been warned.

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Inside this issue June / JulyBirthdays

JuneJohn Cunningham - 16thFiona Goldswain - 26th

JulyAnn Tunley Jones - 2ndLinda Friend - 7thMandy Mussong - 11thJonathan Lewis - 11thSteven Prior - 14thJeff Woodbridge - 15thAndre Fouche - 18thRoger Catchpole - 21st

Happy Birthdayto you all.

Huge thanks to all who have sent copy in for this month's magazine:Elaine, Ray, Nick, Sue, Ann, Linda :-)

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Front cover "The Heist" playing atthe May open bike night

Page 2 Editor's thoughts

Page 4 Not the Director'supdate

Page 6 Ladies of Harley

Page 8 Sparkle Tour

Page 12 Reading UK to USA

Page 13 Caption Time

Page 14 - 15 Calendar

Page 16 New Road Captains

Page 17 New Members

Page 18 - 19 TV HOG BBQ

Page 20 - 22 A Welsh Odyssey

Page 23 Holyport Fair

Page 24 - 25 Chill Out Weekend

Page 26 - 27 Open Bike Night

Back cover Meet the committee

Hi folks, Nick West here :-)Don is currently getting ready for his holidayand has asked me to write this months

round up for you all. What a start to our riding year. A number of reallysuccessful recent events come to mind.

Hogsback Chapter sent a healthy sized group of guests to our MayChapter Night. Reading HD sponsored our BBQ night which saw you guysclear the grill out of everything edible ! Well done Hoggies, I would expectnothing less ....hehe. Thanks to our neighbouring Chapter for supportingus again.

It was great to see Bernie Churchill out on his bike again after anextended spell away from Road Crew duties. Although I was notpersonally able to join the Eastbourne Fish & Chip run, it wasclear from all of the Facebook chatter that it was a big hit withthose who went, and for me it was ace to see one of our moreexperienced roadcrew back in the saddle.

The absolutely brilliant Chapter Chill Out weekend at HamptonLoade in the Severn Valley benefitted from a lucky spell ofgreat weather! Recently we have come to expect all of thesunshine during the week and dampness at the weekend butnot for our Chill Out.

I led the ride from H Cafe to Morton-in-Marsh in glorious sunshine andthen on from there to the Black Country under clear blue skies.

This smaller group meant that we kept close together and those whocould not make the morning departure met us later at the Unicorn Innwhich was our temporary home for the weekend.

The Chapter Chill out is all about relaxing and having fun and so onSaturday some of the group took to the Severn Valley Railway for a ride

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on the beautiful steam trains and nostalgic carriages, others either drove or rodeout to the nearby dealership and or attractions on yet another amazingly sunnyday.

We all gathered in the evening to catch up and compare experiences.I laid on a ride into Ironbridge on Sunday which a small group took me up on,others just hung out and or visited other local attractions. There is so much to doin the Black Country.

A good catch up again on Sunday evening followed by a ride home on Mondaymorning for the most of us. Seriously guys and gals, this was one of the bestChillouts I have done. If you haven't been on one before look out for it next year!Great job again Pat and Barry Adams who always make this event so much fun.

Good luck to all the riders taking part in this years Coast To Coast Challengewhich takes place on Saturday 25th June. We are raising money for AlexanderDevine and would love to accept your support on our justgiving page at https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/TVHOG-Coast-to-Coast-2016

Before our next Chapter Night we also have the Boys Weekend Away. This yearwe are heading out to France for a weekend “a la carte bike”. The Chapter isalso sending a sizeable group up to Wake The Lakes this year and the WelshWeekend will see a lot from the Chapter out in Langollen just before the JulyClubnight.

What with Poker Nights, weekend rideouts, dealership bikenights, and everythingelse in the calendar, July is sure to be a HOT month.

SofER Rally tickets are available now from Don. Don't leaveit too late, this year promises to be better than last year!

Club membership numbers are in flux this month with still afew renewals to come in, We should be able to give you ameaningful update next month.

Keep the Shiney Side up !

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Hi Ladies,Here we are half way through June, it's amazing how fast time goes, it's been sucha busy, but FUN few weeks.

Welcome to all you new lady members, if we haven’t already met, I/any of the girlswould love to see you at club night/the dealership or on ride outs etc.

I'm so pleased to congratulate Mandy Mussong on leading her first TV Club rideout on Sat 4th June. Mandy took us on a lovely route from Maidenhead to Henleywhere we parked up and all enjoyed a relaxing picnic by the river...absoluteBLISS ! It was also fab to see there were five lady riders on the day.

In case you haven't seen, Thames Valley Chapter featured yet again with somegreat pieces in the latest edition of HOG INSIDER (Issue 85) within the Ladies ofHarley section & the Chapter News section: www.hogmagonline.com/issue/en/669?LangOpts=en&emag=yes

Coming up - Our Coast to Coast One Day Chapter charity ride is just over a weekaway, there are well over twenty Thames Valley members participating, includingeight lady riders & at least three lady pillions.

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Ladies ofHarley

We leave Lowestoft at dawn on Sat 25th June to arrive at Land's End by dusk,visiting designated dealerships on route to get our passports stamped. WeREALLY need your support. If you can, please sponsor us, either online atwww.justgiving.com/TVHOG-Coast-to-Coast-2016/ or see Don or myself onclubnight.., where we'll have a sponsor form on some good ol' fashioned paper!

All funds raised are to support Alexander Devine Children's Hospice Service, hopeyou saw Pat's lovely write up in last month's mag for info.

That same weekend, our Elaine (, also National Chapter LoH Officer) is on tourwith girls on Tour1’s Ladies Tour -(www.tour1.co.uk/european motorcycletours/world war 1 somme andypresbattlefields tour 4/) Have an awesome time ladies x

On Sunday 3rd July, while some of the guys are away, I’m planning a ride to theCotswolds, so please come along for a scenic route, bite to eat & a natter! Moredetails to follow in the calendar – all club members are very welcome.

Ladies, on August club night we have a World Champion line dancer, Sarah, whohas very kindly offered to come along and teach us some moves - I personallycan't wait... just don't stand near me cos you'll get trodden on! Be there or besquare lol.

Sparkle Tour 16th/17th/18th Sept - ALL LoH are invited to join in the fun over thecourse of the weekend visiting several dealerships, whether riding or driving. If anyof you are interested in riding part/all of the ride, or meeting up for coffee/lunch atany of the stops, please let me know so I can forward numbers to Elaine & Jo. Iknow a few of you have already booked your accommodation ...It would also begreat if we could have a welcoming group when the girls arrive at Reading HDFriday morning (16.09.16)

If any of you are looking for a ladies only organised ride - next year, it looks likeLind Tours are running a Lady Dambusters Tour in Europe, here's the linkwww.lindtours.co.uk/#!loh-dambuster-tour/c1wkh

As ever, please check the calendar for up coming ride outs/socials etc...Above all else, ride safe & have fun.

Sue DoddsLoH Officerladiesofharley@thamesvalleyhog.org.uk07775 913562WOMEN WHO BEHAVE SELDOM MAKE HISTORY ;-)

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Sparkle TourLadies,

Elaine & Jo's plans for the Sparkle Tour continue for the weekend of Fri 16th – Sun18th September. It’s an event for riding & non-riding Ladies of Harley to join in foras much or as little as they choose. If you fancy an overnight stay, accommodationis suggested on the itinerary and you'll need to book your accommodation ofchoice, either the same or a nearby venue.

Fri 16th Sept – Sun 18th SeptRoute / Itinerary

Friday 16th Sept 10am Leave Oxford H-­‐DCorner House, Wotton, Oxfordshire, OX13 6BS, 01865 574900Ride approx 1hr / 30 miles to...

Reading H-­‐D for cuppa660 Wokingham Road, Reading, Berkshire, RG6 7HN, 01189 145475 (30miles)Ride approx 1hr / 32 miles to...

Guildford H-­‐D for cuppaPortsmouth Road, Peasmarsh, Guildford, Surrey, GU3 1NA, 01483 667926(62 miles)Suggested lunch stop at nearby Manor Inn, Guildford Road, Godalming,Surrey, GU7 3BX, 01483 427134Ride approx 1hr 15mins / 65 miles to...

Southampton H-­‐D for cuppaHeritage House, Second Ave, Southampton SO15 0LP, 023 8057 1200(127 miles)

Ride approx 2hrs 30mins / 110 miles towards Exeter for overnightaccommodation of your choice **(Devon Hotel 01392 259268). (approx237 miles today)

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Saturday 17th Sept ride approx 50 mins / 40 miles to.....Plymouth H-­‐D for morning cuppaLangage Business Park, Eagle Road, Plympton, Devon, PL7 5JY,01752 283253 (40 miles)Ride approx 2hrs 15mins / 100 miles to...

Bridgwater H-­‐D for cuppa & lunchWylds Rd, TA6 4DH, 01278 457652 (140 miles)

Ride approx 30 mins /20 miles to Weston-­‐Super-­‐Mare for overnightaccommodation of your choice** (Lauriston Hotel 01934 620758). (approx 160 miles today)

Sunday 18th Sept ride approx 1hr / 25 miles towardsBristol H-­‐D (BS4 5LR) will be closed, coffee stop somewhere withinlocality (25 miles)Ride approx 1hr 30 mins / 50 miles to...

Cheltenham H-­‐D will be closed, coffee/lunch stop within localitySuggest The Old Prison, Junction of the A429, Northleach GL54 3JH(75 miles)

Ride approx 45 mins / 30 miles to...Oxford for ride event finish mid afternoon, details yet to be confirmed.(approx 105 miles today)

Other Useful InfoOrganisers:

Elaine Shepherd, National LOH Officer, UK & Ireland –ChapterRepLOH@harley-­‐davidson.com

Jo Green, LOH Officer, Oxford UK Chapter – loh@oxfordukchapter.co.uk

**Fri & Sat accommodation: Participants to book independently at samelocation or nearby hotel of own choice, please contact Elaine & Jo formore information.

H-­‐D Rental via Lind Tours, contact Axel Thill 07984 277199 oraxel@lind.co.uk

Reading UK goes to Reading USAIn a way, our recent trip to Pennsylvania sort of began in 2013 when Ray & Itravelled to Milwaukee for Harley-Davidson’s 110th anniversary celebrations. Ourhotel was filled with many Harley enthusiasts and we ended up spending quite abit of time chilling out and shooting the breeze with many members of Deer LakeChapter from Pennsylvania along with the owners of their sponsoring dealer,Dennis & Carol Schaeffer. As we said “Cheerio” at the end of the weekend, weswapped contact details & Facebook profiles and promised to keep in touch, andwe did.

Then late last year, we were invited back to the States to participate in twoMuscular Dystrophy Association (MDA) fundraising events in April with Deer LakeChapter. It meant missing the Cider Rally but hey, this was the first time we wereto visit Pennsylvania, and what a delight it was.

We were treated to great American hospitality as soonas we landed, we headed into Philadelphia straightaway to experience a Philly Steak Sandwich... it wasthe most fitting thing to do to pass a bit of time whilstthe traffic jams eased up, to get to where we weregoing to stay. Home for the next 16 nights was stayingwith Deer Lake members Derek & Lori... Oh, the joys ofbeing able to wake up in the morning and make aproper mug of tea, it’s priceless!! I got quite attached tositting on their porch with a cuppa.

Schaeffer’s Harley-Davidson is located in Orwigsburgand they ensured we had two gorgeous shiney Harley-Davidsons for our stay, aCVO Street Glide for Ray, and a Heritage Softail for me. Their ever friendly staffwere more than helpful and our rental handover was by far the best we’ve ever

experienced. During the course of our visitwe met up with other Deer Lake membersthat we’d previously met in Milwaukee, itreally was like catching up with old friends.We attended a couple of their rideouts, andquickly settled into the groove of enjoyingwhat Pennsylvania had to offer, especiallywhen it was suggested....”there’s an icecream ride on Tuesday evening, d’ya fancygoing?” The response was a simple “hell,yeah!”

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We enjoyed easy riding onwinding roads, passing oldred barns, eating in oldfashioned 50s diners, visitinghistoric towns, Harley-Davidson dealers and icecream parlours. In contrast tothe modern lifestyle we’vebecome accustomed to,being in Amish country waskind of surreal as we passedby horse drawn blackbuggies .

Being members of Thames Valley Chapter in Reading,Berkshire was to be significant for this trip as we were to bestaying just a few miles from Reading, Berks County whichalso had a Harley-Davidson dealership too, Classic Harley-Davidson. A visit there was a must, if only to exchangeReading UK poker chips for Reading USA pokerchips....and to purchase a Reading PA t-shirt or two.

One of the first trips we made was a visit to the Harley-Davidson VehicleOperations Plant inYork; their Steel ToeTour wasextremely goodvalue for Derek& Lori’s moneyas they treatedus to this ‘mustdo’ location, itfar exceededourexpectations.

Seeing behind the scenes as the productionof parts transformed into the iconic Americaniron legend that we are so familiar with wasmost definitely a highlight of our trip.

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This was followed a day later by Deer Lake Chapter’s MDA Block Party, effectivelya dealership open day of astonishing proportions. We arrived with some goodiebags for the raffle that included some very British Union Jack goodies and aselection of Reading H-D merchandise. Fundraising activities were endless: bakesale, pretzel making, water dunk tank, children’s games, a Chinese auction plus alive auction. The day was non-stop, all day. When everything was closed downand packed away we enjoyed an after party beer with Deer Lake members and‘The Schaeffers’ proudly announced the day’s tally was over $20k, what anaccomplishment!!

A week later we loaded up our bikes andheaded off up into the mountains for the MDARide for Life event joining the Eastern Harley-Davidson Dealer Association (EHDDA)comprising of 28 authorised dealershipslocated in New Jersey, Maryland, Delaware,Northern Virginia, Pennsylvania & southernNew York , along with H.O.G Chapters andHarley-Davidson riders gather at a PoconoMountains resort for the grand fundraisingfinale.

Time was spent out and about enjoying themountain roads, and being back at theresort, meeting MDA kids and theirfamilies, learning more about MDA andhow it affects them. Listening to theafternoon bands and taking in yet moreamazing fundraising efforts before theweekend’s closing events.

We sat with Deer Lake Chapter eagerlywaiting to hear the results andachievements of the year’s fundraising.Mike Kennedy, VP & Managing Director,Americas Department of HD fromMilwaukee gave an opening speech andas certificates were being presented forvarious achievements. Ray & I weresomewhat surprised when we were calledup on stage to be awarded the LongestDistance Travelled from Thames ValleyChapter in Reading UK, having apparently

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achieved 3470 miles. We were even more surprised when we returned home toEngland a week later to find Mike Kennedy had emailed me the selfie photo thathe’d taken with us and our certificate.

Drum roll...Then the moment everyone had been waiting for, just how much hadeveryone raised for MDA? Schaeffers Harley-Davidson achieved an astoundingsuccess by raising $254k and cumulatively EHDDA raised an even moreastounding $1.1million for MDA, I have never experienced fundraising like it, theapplause was thunderous.

The closing activity on the weekend’s agenda was great fun, a private After PartyAquatopia event for the MDA Ride for Life participants in the resort’s water park,what a way to finish off a great weekend....floating along a lazy river with fellowH.O.G cousins.

Elaine & Ray Shepherd

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editor@thamesvalleyhog.org.uk

"Not sure about these fancydrag bars."

"Brrrrummm... brum...Brrrrummm... brum...Brrrrummm.."

"It's okay everyone. I thinkhe's only stunned!"

Thursday July 7 - 10Wake The Lakes - Red RoseRally

Friday July 8 - 10Hog The Humber - RutlandChapter

Sunday July 10Beaulieu Bike Day

Sunday July 10Rally of The Giants

Wednesday July 13Poker Night - Shoulder ofmutton - Hazely Heath

Friday July 15 - 17Ride to Llangollen (Weekend inWales)

Thursday July 21Club Night

For all rides, check the websiteor call the hotline to confirm.

Thursday, June 16TV Club Night

Friday, June 17 - 19HOGS in the HayfieldGreat Western Chapter

Sunday June 19Dr B's Custom Bike Show

Thursday, June 23Bike Night at Reading HarleyDavidson (Open Event)

Saturday, June 25Coast to Coast Challenge

Thursday June 30Ace Cafe Harley Night

Friday July 1- 3Boy's Weekend Away (France)

Sunday July 3Ride to the Cotswolds

Tuesday July 5Committee Night

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RALLIES 2016

Wake the Lakes7th - 10th July

Hog The Humber8th - 10th July

SofER12th - 14th August

Thunder in the Glens26th - 30th August

European Bike WeekFaaker See

6th - 11th September

EVENTS

Dawn to Dusk RideCoast to Coast

Charity Ride, June 25th

Make sure you sponsor thisfantastic event for a great

cause. See in this magazine,TV HOG website or Facebook

for details.

Dates, events, ride-outs and activities.Details correct at time of going to print.

Please check the website for updates andamendments.

CLUB NIGHTSJuly 21st

August 18th

September 15th

October 20th

November 17th

MAGAZINE CONTRIBUTIONDEADLINES

July 14thAugust 11thSeptember 13thOctober 13thNovember 10th

Check website for details onall events

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Two New Road CaptainsThese two individuals have undergone the age old initiation. Through arcanepractices and tutored enlightenment, they have acheived all that is required to holdsuch a coverted title. Thanks to their sheer determination and dedication, theyhave now earned the right to be known as "Road Captains".

Congratulations to Chris Smith and Jamie Mclaughlin.

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New MembersWe would like to offer a very warm welcometo the following new members of our HOGchapter.

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Richard Sadowski

Chris PenfoldTina Day

Derek Searle Trevor Searle

Chapter Night BBQWhat a way to start the summer season! Last club night saw some 130 people

attend a fabulous barbeque with our guests Hogsback.

As is the tradition, a variety of

locally sourced produce was

subjected to carefully

controlled amounts of fire to

produce the welcome feast to

be enjoyed by all.

Add thanks to the talents of

"Meat Mclaughlin" and "Well-Done West" all had their fill.

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A Welsh Odyssey.I collected my first Harley, the lovely Ieuan (that’s pronounced "Yi-un" ) the Ironon March 2nd this year. Prior to that, I had only pootled about for last summer,locally on "Thumper" the Royal Enfield Sixty5. So when me luvverly hubbysuggested a six hundred mile, three day mini tour of Wales, naturally, itseemed like a perfectly sensible idea!

Needless to say like allmy hobbies, the bikeriding has caused analmost obsessiveinterest in the weather,and as the departuredate approached weresigned ourselves to adamp, if not sodden fewdays. We lined uplovely waterproof"onesies", water proofrucksack liners and adecent provision of ziplock plastic bags.

The plan was to get the longest ride out of the way on the first day, a short hopof 220 miles from Reading to Llandudno on the northern coast of Wales. Acold, damp day dawned and fully togged up we set off.

On the understanding that the journey, not the destination, was the point of theexercise, our route was planned to avoid motorways and focus on a direct (ish)route on the A roads, taking into account the Irons relatively small tank and myinevitable need for coffee and loo breaks.

To our great relief by the time we reached our planned fuel stop at ChippingNorton the weather was starting to look fabulous and the bulky rain-suits wereshed and stowed away in the luggage. The rest of the journey wascharacterised by lots of buffeting wind, but was delightfully dry and warm.

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Our hotel was situated right on the seafront, with lovely views left and right ofthe Great and Little Ormes, and with the distant horizon dotted with the turbinesof the second largest offshore wind farm in the world.

Llandudno was charming, with a lovely balance of distinguished seafrontbuildings and chintzy seaside tat on the pier. The only concern was trying tofind a place to eat that hadn't closed at 5p.m!

Day two dawned gloriouslyfine, and even the seagullshad been kind to us by notdoing a special paint job onthe bikes. This second 180mile leg took us through ablue skied Snowdonia anddown to a little town just northof Llanelli on the south coast.The scenery was beautiful,and by and large the roads

were clear and lovely to ride. En-route we managed to find the little place justoutside Aberystwyth where some of my family hail from, although Lampeter(more family) seemed beyond us and the satnav!

We'd set the Go-Pro up on the handlebars of Andy's bike and were lookingforward to capturing some of the great views and looking at them in more depthfrom the safety of our chairs at home. Imagine our dismay to find that a fly hadkindly given us a close up of its nether regions at some point, slap bang in themiddle of the lens!

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Our hotel for the night had ahilltop view out across Llanelli tothe sea, great food and a verycomfy bed.

Again the day dawned fine andsunny , and we set off on thefinal leg, 195 miles from Llanellito home. Our route skirted roundthe southern edge of theBreacon Beacons along theHead of the Valleys road andinto Gloucestershire, up the impressive Birdlip Hill and onto Marlborough wherewe picked up the A4 home.

Mentally and physically our little road trip wasimmensely challenging for me; buffetingwinds, fast dual carriageway riding and somevery twisty up and downhill roads were allpretty new experiences.

My shoulders and neck regularly felt on firedue to the tension I obviously accrued after acouple of hours concentrating, whilst alsosupporting my rucksack. And my butt, despiteAndy fitting a lovely Sundowner saddle,clearly isn't designed to sit still for that longwithout complaint.

I still consider myself a novice rider having only ridden with any regularity sinceMarch, but apart from being a fantastic little journey it has been such a learningexperience.

I feel my bike handling and road craft has improved immensely, and between youand me, I can't wait to tootle off on our next adventure!

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Holyport FairOn the 4th June this picturesque village had its green taken over for the 70thanniversary of the the village fair. The event this year attracted hundreds ofvisitors, amongst then eleven Harleys and fifteen riders from Thames ValleyChapter.

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Chill Out Weekend

On Friday 27th May, Thames Valley members made their way in the dry by bike/car/van to The Unicorn Inn, Hampton Loade, Bridgnorth. Once settled into ourcomfortable apartments/rooms or tents, it was time for refreshments on the wooddecked patio overlooking the campsite.

That was the start of the most wonderfully relaxing weekend possible... what withthe fab company, beautifulscenery, great food, journeys onthe steam train, ice cream, rideout to Iron Bridge (thanks toNick,) fun under the gazebo,lazing in the sun, lunch atBewdley, nibbles on Saturday,playing with Denzel, or simplychilling on site... what morecould you wish for.

Many thanks to Nij & Trish fortransporting the gazebo, tableetc... And for the hilarious blast ofthe horn Sunday night (lol) and ofcourse huge thanks to Pat 'n' Bazfor organising the weekend.

Sue D x

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Reading Harley Davidson - Open Bike NightYes, Summer had definitely arrived.

Great weather, great company, great music, simpy a great evening.

A really good event laid on by Reading HD.

Looking forward tomany more throughoutthe season.

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2016

Officers&

Com

mittee

PRIMARY OFFICERS

COMMITTEE

Don WibberleyDirector

Pat AdamsAsst. Director

Nick WestAsst. Director

Colin WilkinsTreasurer

Sue MoylerSecretary

Sue DoddsLadies of Harley

Andy TunleyEditor

Lee WhiteWebmaster

Chris SmithMembership

Barry AdamsActivities

Malcolm PoulterActivities

Linda FriendPhotographer

Chris EarleyPhotographer

Email any committee member at (position held)@thamesvalleyhog.org.uk

https://www.facebook.com/thamesvalleyhog.org.uk

CLUB VENUEGrenadier GuardsClub

Maidenhead Rd,Windsor,Berks, SL4 5EY

Third Thursday ofevery month7:30pm

Mandy MussongMerchandise

Sue KnightHistorian