Post by Lee on Sept 21, 2010 8:01:09 GMT
The forum has been open for general viewing for a number of weeks.
Guests will now notice that they are unable to view much of the forum.
To continue viewing you will need to create an account. It takes under a minute and its free.
Forum viewing will remain "member only" for some time.
Members benefit from discounts at many of the regions motorcycle/clothing/tyre outlets. Teesside Bikers Admin promise you sincerely that your email information will not be shared/sold-on or made public in any way.
Teesside bikers is about creating an "on line" and "real time" two wheeled community.
It is not about lurkers who are just looking to see where they can save money.
Teesside bikers are a friendly bunch who have regular ride outs and social functions. TB's often help each other out with faults and bike related queries. Even if you havent registered, you are more than welcome to turn up at any of the ride out start points and join us.
Some of TB's are "green badge holders" (Institute of advanced Motorists) and are happy to offer any advice on riding techniques, some are police officers, some are 16 and 17 yr old with L plates, some have trikes, some have modified hyper bikes... the list goes on
Spirited, progressive riding is encouraged, but not at the expense of other riders or the public's safety.
Please remember this if you do decide to join us
Guests will now notice that they are unable to view much of the forum.
To continue viewing you will need to create an account. It takes under a minute and its free.
Forum viewing will remain "member only" for some time.
Members benefit from discounts at many of the regions motorcycle/clothing/tyre outlets. Teesside Bikers Admin promise you sincerely that your email information will not be shared/sold-on or made public in any way.
Teesside bikers is about creating an "on line" and "real time" two wheeled community.
It is not about lurkers who are just looking to see where they can save money.
Teesside bikers are a friendly bunch who have regular ride outs and social functions. TB's often help each other out with faults and bike related queries. Even if you havent registered, you are more than welcome to turn up at any of the ride out start points and join us.
Some of TB's are "green badge holders" (Institute of advanced Motorists) and are happy to offer any advice on riding techniques, some are police officers, some are 16 and 17 yr old with L plates, some have trikes, some have modified hyper bikes... the list goes on
Spirited, progressive riding is encouraged, but not at the expense of other riders or the public's safety.
Please remember this if you do decide to join us
