I do, of course, mean your due's.  Please get your tenner paid as soon as you can so we can keep the books tidy. Failure to do so means you revert back to being a mere mortal and we don't want that do we?

We have to say goodbye to Dawn, Dave, Kim, and Jo Jo. We will really miss you but I am sure that everyone will join with me in wishing you well in your new home, and all the best for the future. We will still be in contact and I am sure we could all be forced to have a run to see you one really sunny Sunday afternoon. Or, you might even come and join us somewhere nearby. Take care all of you and the best of luck.

We have someone else who moved lately and not happy with that she got married as well. Congratulations Fiona and John, we wish you all the best for your future life.

No need to worry, Tracey is to contact Jackie to organise a demonstration on emergency puncture repair, so watch this space. You never know when you'll need it.

Men & Motors (2 wheels) are looking for interesting pieces for their programme, so Sheila is contacting them to see if she can get us on. So, make up and leathers on and sussies off! This is a proper program, no home videos for this one!

Hillary has three tickets with spaces booked in a campsite for Ireland, details to follow.  £50 for bike and rider may manage to book a pillion passenger for £12 if required. Leaves Stranraer on Friday 17 May at 10:00 into Belfast. The return trip is from Belfast to Stranraer on Sunday 19 May at 11:30. The Sunday ferry is negotiable as it may change to 17:10. Scottish Bikers have the tickets ate the moment but see Hillary about them if you are interested.

We were unable to take advantage of the special offer for the bowling but if anyone wants to go ice skating get in touch with Sheila please.

A cheque was presented to NABD (National Association for Disabled Bikers) on Saturday 9 March at 13:00 at the triangle garage. Watch the press for the photograph, well done once again.

There is a farmyard party at Hemsley, North Yorkshire. It is on 21 - 23 June and the contact is Yorkshire Mag on 0870 225 8352

I have just been given some more information about the Easter Egg run. The Glebe School at Scone,  "Capers Cottage" Respite Unit is to be included and will have to be our first port of call around 10:30 as the kids are away in the afternoon. There are four kids there at a time. The Seamab House near Kinross have fourteen kids at present and we hope to be there around 14:00.  PRI can take up to ten kids and we can be there around 15:30.  We can take lunch anywhere to make a run of things but we need numbers of girls coming on the run who want their lunch so if you could let Tracey know either at the meeting or give her a phone that would be smashing. We could start at the Glebe then go to the Tower for lunch? If anyone has further ideas come to the meeting and let us know, thanks.

Is on Monday 25 March at 19:30 in the St Johnstone club, Barossa Street, Perth.  The main purpose is to finalise plans for the Easter Egg run.