You are visiting the West Coast British Motorcycle Owners Club (BMOC) web site. Feel free to browse the calendar for upcoming events, read technical articles or plan to attend one of our regular club meetings.

Meetings

Monthly meetings are held the SECOND THURSDAY of every month, 7.30pm at the BURNABY RUGBY CLUB, Kensington Ave, Burnaby (click above or see meeting page for maps)

Active (riding) members also meet weekly for Sunday Breakfast at the BIG SIX CAFE, 6th St in Burnaby - arrive around 8.15am to get a seat at the big table.

ISLE OF LAMB - SALTSPRING ISLAND - SATURDAY JUNE 29th - SUNDAY 30th

This is the BMOC’s annual premier event featuring a spectacular catered roast beef dinner with all the trimmings. Camping is free to include mostly tents and self-contained motorhomes. Chemical toilets will be onsite and there is also limited electrical service and clean water. Note: early arrivals are welcome from Thursday, June 27th, onwards. The Saturday dinner will be $25/plate.

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JUNE 2013 EDITION of the GOOD VIBRATIONS NEWSLETTER

IS NOW AVAILABLE FOR MEMBER DOWNLOAD PDF HERE.

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2013 Club Activities Calendar has been updated for 2013, DOWNLOAD PDF HERE

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ELECTION RESULTS OCT 2012

President - Dave Wooley

Vice President - Wayne Dowler

Treasurer - Patrick Jaune

Secretary - Ian Bardsley

Review Committee - Alan Comfort, Bernt Behr, Bill Sargeant, Bruce Davidson, Nigel Spaxman, Rick Freestone

Rides Captain - Nigel Spaxman

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BMOC's GV PAST - In recognition of our 25th Anniversary this year, we are posting a selection of past newsletter trivia, humour, articles, ride reports etc. Check out our illusive writer Carphead's Column and cartoons from past member Karen Stephenson. CLICK HERE

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BMOC - the Beginnings....

RARE PHOTO sent from Author Bill Snelling (click on above thumbnail for a large version)- "Aurora to Ariel - the Motorcycling Life of J. Graham Oates", taken 1932 British Motorcycle Club. It was confirmed that this is Fraser Street, close to British Cycles - Could that be old Carphead and his buddy Elbow Greifs at the back?

Here is a link to another picture from 1932

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