Milton Keynes

Details about the Milton Keynes branch

Colours: Black & White

Contact: Richard Bryce - Pure Triumph Woburn, George Street, Woburn, MK17 9PY

Website: https://www.facebook.com/groups/tomccmk/

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Information

Focus for Triumph bike owners in the Milton Keynes catchment area. Many being customers of Pure Triumph Woburn which supports the branch.

Fortnightly evening get together at local pubs in Tattenhoe and Great Linford.
Ride outs.
Easter Egg run.
Organising a Milton Keynes Distinguished Gentleman's Ride.
Virtual Pub Quiz Nights (COVID-19)

Location

Prince George pub, Portishead Drive, Tattenhoe, Milton Keynes MK4 3FA - Meets: 1st Monday of the month from 6:30pm

Also meets at: Stop 'N Stuff Cafe, Woburn Saturday Ride-Outs and Chinwags

Events

Branch meetings are an opportunity to meet club members and talk general b0110x.

2021

May

21 - 28MK Colossus Cornwall Tour - May 2021
Branch tour of Cornwall - 21st May overnight stay in Bristol, 22nd May - 26th May overnight stays in Truro. Ride-outs / visits to be arranged to Lands End, Falmouth, St. Ives etc. 27th May overnight stay in Bristol. For full details contact Jacqui Sage-Passant (Events Officer) via our branch Facebook page. Members are responsible for booking their own accommodation.
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23Distinguished Gentleman's Ride Milton Keynes to Bedford
Milton Keynes DGR being organised by Milton Keynes branch. More details to follow.

September

5ABF The Soldiers Charity Ride @ Hinckley Factory
Charity ride to raise funds for the Army Benevolent Fund. Organised by Milton Keynes Branch and hosted by The Triumph Experience. Circular ride to and from the Hinckley Factory. Pre-registration details to follow. Registered riders entitled to registration pack and, kindly donated by the folk at The Triumph Experience - free refreshments on arrival and return plus free entry to the museum for early-bird registration. More details and registration link to follow.

Committee

Rich Bryce - Chair - works at Pure Triumph Woburn - Street Twin and Tiger 800 XRX.
Lawrence Ennis - Secretary - rides 2019 Speed Twin.
Sam Hitchcock - Treasurer - rides Street Twin and Thruxton R
Jacqui Sage-Passant - Events - rides Street Twin and Tiger 800 XRX
Paul Wakefield - Technical - rides Tiger 800 XCA
Pete Sage-Passant - Communications - rides Tiger 800 XRX
Rob Kelley - Safety - rides Tiger 1200 XCA
Esther Carroll - rides Tiger 800 XRX

Branch Committee

Branch Committee

Milton Keynes 'Colossus' keeps active thanks to the voluntary work of the Branch Committee. All are riders and are dedicated to giving your membership of TOMCC real value and enjoyment. They would be delighted to see you at a Club Night, at Stop 'N Stuff in Woburn (especially on sunny Saturdays) or on a ride out.
Branch Secretary

Lawrence Ennis

I've been riding motorcycles (legally) since 1979. I've had several makes / models over the years, but my first Triumph was a 1962 Tiger 90 which I bought in 1982. It was in several boxes when I acquired it and I rebuilt it over the course of 2 years with a little help from my brother. I currently ride a 2019 Speed Twin which thankfully means my toolbox is rarely opened!
Chairman

Richard Bryce

Bike riding, ale swilling, jive dancing, Manchester United fan. First ride on a bike was in '58 pillion on my uncle's brand new Norton Dominator 99 doing the ton (he said) down Rockingham Hill (with a strong tail wind). I always wanted a Dommie and a record-breaking Bonnie. Got my first Bonnie in 2015. Never did get the Dommie. Enjoy the ride and keep safe, Rich.
Committee Member

Esther Carroll
Events

Jacqui Sage-Passant

The jump from a Jap bike to a Triumph was an easy choice for me . I loved the style,attention to detail and the ability to support a British company. A large part of my career was spent organising events. I enjoy doing this for the Triumph group and have made some great new friends in the club.
Publicity

Peter Sage-Passant

My first experience with a Triumph was a failed attempt to rebuild a truly knackered Tiger Cub in The mid 70s. My second experience was buying a Street Triple R a couple of years ago, and realising how good Triumphs are these days. I’m now a proud Tiger owner, and really enjoy the TOMCC meetings and ride-outs. Because life can’t all be fun, I’m also a Luton Town season ticket holder.
Safety

Rob Kelley

I’ve been riding since 1979 and owned many different types and makes of bike. During the 80’s I had a couple of Triumphs, a T110 Springer chop then and a Triumph Saint, I now have a ’06 1050 ST Sprint and ’18 1200 Tiger XRt. Also an active member of IAM hence the ‘Safety’ role.
Technical

Paul Wakefield

Rides Tiger 800 XCA
Treasurer

Samuel Hitchcock

Rides Street Twin and, once he's passed his MOD2, a Thruxton R.