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Yarm Motorcycling Club

Formed by a small group of friends in 1993 and still going strong. Our focus is on safe riding and we regularly ride for charities that are near and dear to our hearts.  If you are looking for a friendly group of safe bikers who ride on a regular basis come along to a club meeting at the Cleveland Bay (2nd Wednesday of the month) and check us out.  

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Yarm Motorcycling Club’s weekly ride-outs occur every Sunday during British  Summertime and are suitable for all types of bikes and speeds. Other Rides range from a day out to long weekends and european travel.
Come along to our monthly meetings (8pm every 2nd Wednesday) at The Cleveland Bay in Yarm and you’ll meet like minded  enthusiasts with a range of interests, from off road riding to road racing and everything in between.

Coming Up

  • YMC Weekly Ride out
    10:00 am 5:00 pm
    Conyers School Car Park, Yarm North Yorkshire
    YMCC_Conyers
  • Club Night - Guest Speaker - Geoff Crust
    8:00 pm 10:00 pm
    The Cleveland Bay , Eaglescliffe Cleveland
    Image showing sand racers on the left and modern day motorcycle race pit with mechanic
  • YMC Weekly Ride out
    10:00 am 5:00 pm
    Conyers School Car Park, Yarm North Yorkshire
    YMCC_Conyers
  • GNAAS Bike Night
    5:30 pm 7:30 pm
    Hanger 63, Eaglescliffe Cleveland
    A Great North Air Ambulance Helicopter with a Ducati Motorcycle in the foregraound
  • GNAAS Bike Night
    5:30 pm 7:30 pm
    Hanger 63, Eaglescliffe Cleveland
    A Great North Air Ambulance Helicopter with a Ducati Motorcycle in the foregraound

Next Club Night

  • Front view of a public house
    Yarm Motorcycling Club Night
    14 October 2026
    8:00 pm 10:00 pm
    Eaglescliffe, Cleveland
Routes

Local Routes

We’ve picked some great recommendations for routes and sections we regularly ride. 

Map of north penines route

Middleton in Teesdale to Penrith via Hartside

A cracking North Pennines ride: flowing moorland out of Middleton‑in‑Teesdale, a dramatic climb over Hartside with big‑sky views, then a lovely twisty section before a…
Yarm Motorcycle Club, Middleton in Teesdale, Kirkby Stephen, Buttertubs, Hawes, Leyburn, Bedale.

Buttertubs Round Trip

A Yarm Motorcyclists Club favourite takes us on a 125 mile round trip to the brilliant Buttertubs Pass.
Motorcycle Routes through North Yorkshire Yarm Motorcycling Club

B6271 Scorton to Yafforth

A short thrilling ride along the B6271 from Scorton to Yafforth.
Club Store Front

For Sale and Wanted

Mens and Womens Motorcycle Gloves

As New Mens and Ladies Motorcycle Gloves for sale

Proto Mens Motorcycle Leathers – Size 46

Mens Motorcycle Leathers by Proto of Newcastle in Black and Silver
Triumph Motorcycle

Triumph Street Twin 900

Triumph Street twin 900 2016 Triumph fitted Rack, Centre stand and front mudguard extender.

New Motorcycle Helmet

New and unused G-Mag Glide Evo flip-up helmet. Size M 57-58cm. Bought for wife but never used. Obviously, try on first to ensure it fits.…
From the Members

The Back Page

Silver Motorcycle Fuel Tank with open Monza Style Fuel Cap

Monza Fuel caps

I recently learned from a book by Steve Wilson entitled “Down the Road”, why modern bikes Monza fuel caps open backwards towards the rider.When I…
History

Club Formation

Yarm Motorcycling Club was first formed in January 1993 by a group of 6 friends. The founding members were: Geoff Sadler (Chairman), Ken Smith (Secretary), Burnie Bullock (Treasurer), John Angus (Vice Treasurer), Glyn Jones and Steve Griffiths. All biking enthusiasts who simply wanted a friendly club where like minded people could meet and enjoy ride-outs etc. in the company of other bikers. From that early beginning the club has flourished but still retains the same friendly ideals that it started with. We meet on the 2nd Wednesday of each month at The Cleveland Bay in Yarm where new members are very welcome. There is no criteria for membership, you don’t need to be from Yarm, you don’t even need a bike, you simply need an interest in motorcycling, whether it’s riding or you simply like to talk about bikes. 

If you just want to ride in the company of friends then the club meets during British summer time every Sunday at 10:00am at Conyers School for ride-outs on an entirely informal basis with destinations usually by consensus. Many members enjoy yearly trips to Europe and a wealth of experience exists within the club should you wish to broaden your horizons. There’s a great interest within the club for all forms of motorcycle racing with regular trips being made to Northern Ireland, the Isle of Mann TT, British Superbikes, World Superbikes, MotoGP as well as our two local venues; Oliver’s Mount and Croft

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