Our regular First Aiders cannot attend this year as they have other commitments.
You would need a currently valid certificate.
Equipment will be provided.
Please e-mail me if you are coming to the event and are willing to be a First Aider.
Aynsley Brown
Saturday 5th and Sunday 6th April 2014.
Gates at The Hall will open at 10:00 on Saturday morning.
Please give your name and membership number at the gate and proceed down the hill to the Courtyard.
Moulton Preservation, Moulton Regalia and Moulton Bicycle Company will have sales stalls in the Courtyard.
Also, 'bust-bits' quiz (with prizes) will tax the knowledge of attendees.
Refreshments will be available.
At 1 o'clock, the gates close and lunch can be had at one of the many eateries in the town.
On Saturday evening, we will meet at The Swan Hotel, Church Street, from 7 p.m. for an evening meal.
On Sunday, there will be 2 rides, a Family Ride of 10 miles along the canal and a 25 mile ride, leaving from St. Margaret’s Hall at 10 a.m.
Following the rides, we will meet back at The Swan for lunch.
The Moulton Bicycle Company has garnered itself a still-growing Asian fan club, attracted by the firm’s iconic designs, attention to detail and structural innovation.
Club Treasurer 1999 to 2013
Peter Roberts, a Club Member since 1993, died recently at the Gloucestershire Royal Infirmary after a short illness. He was 84.
Peter served as Treasurer of the Moulton Bicycle Club from 1999 to 2013. He had a positive, kindly influence on the workings of the Club Committee and was a steadying hand on the financial helm.
We are extremely grateful for all his work over the past 14 years and are very thankful to his daughter Catherine for her help in continuing with the Treasurer role.
Tony Hadland has graciously agreed to be the Club's new President.
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Having written two definitive books about the Moulton Bicycle, he has an encyclopaedic knowledge about the machines we cherish and the UK bicycle industry in general.
Many Members will remember that Tony was the first Editor of The Moultoneer. He was Editor for three separate terms of office!
In his writings on the world of bicycling, has been a strong advocate of the Moulton philosophy.
He has been a central welcoming face at many past BoAs. His knowledge of Moulton bicycles was heavily relied upon by Alex Moulton at the Saturday afternoon courtyard gatherings where AM would talk about the many different models being shown by their owners.
Tony was the Master of Ceremonies at the 50th Anniversary of the launch of the Moulton Bicycle and also was nominated by Alex to give a eulogy about AM’s achievements in the bicycle world at his funeral.
As the Club moves into a new, post- AM, era, we look forward to a long and happy association with Tony.
