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DaveR · 31-07-2022, 02:18 PM

Wow, you don't visit the forum for a few days and all hell breaks loose.
Firstly I'd like to say thank you to Rob, Pedro and Liz for all the hard work that they have done behind the scenes to keep this club the great place it has been. The club has really hit the spot for me and made the owning and riding or my Monster much more enjoyable.
From my point of view I think we need to cut the ties with the factory and keep the UKMOC name. I have found the offerings underwhelming a d don't believe that they have any real interest in the older bikes or those who want to keep them going.
The hardest challenge facing the club will be how to attract new younger members to keep it going, yes we need to welcome the new models and owners, but how?
Unfortunately I have neither the IT skills or time at present to help, but I am willing to support those who have to move the club forward in the coming years.

Dave

31-07-2022, 02:18 PM	#26
DaveR Registered User Join Date: Jan 2017 Location: Colchester Bike: S4r Posts: 97	Wow, you don't visit the forum for a few days and all hell breaks loose. Firstly I'd like to say thank you to Rob, Pedro and Liz for all the hard work that they have done behind the scenes to keep this club the great place it has been. The club has really hit the spot for me and made the owning and riding or my Monster much more enjoyable. From my point of view I think we need to cut the ties with the factory and keep the UKMOC name. I have found the offerings underwhelming a d don't believe that they have any real interest in the older bikes or those who want to keep them going. The hardest challenge facing the club will be how to attract new younger members to keep it going, yes we need to welcome the new models and owners, but how? Unfortunately I have neither the IT skills or time at present to help, but I am willing to support those who have to move the club forward in the coming years. Dave