Videos or links to videos of Branch activities or similar
If you own a Triumph Motorcycle and you live in the Berkshire area there are a lot of benefits in joining the Berkshire Branch of the TOMCC.
This video is a collection of video clips of some of the activities we got up to as a Branch during the last year and sets out the many benefits you can enjoy if you become a member,
A cold, foggy morning saw 6 members set off for the Army Flying Museum in Middle Wallop again.
We have often ridden there and just gone to the cafe. This time Graham went round the museum as well and found some bikes amongst the flying machines as you can see from the photos below.
Here is a video of the ride shot with multiple on board cameras. Take a look.
We had a really good year’s riding in 2025 with a record 79 organised Branch rides made up of 43 weekend ride-outs, normally Sunday mornings, and 36 midweek ride-outs. We also had more people leading rides, We ride all the year round whenever the weather is reasonable. All members are welcome to come on any Branch ride which are arranged through a Whatsapp Group.
See the video below for some highlights of our rides in 2025.
Sunday ride out to Honey Street Mill Cafe. The cafe had an amazing range of cakes. It was cold and damp on the ride out, but warmer and dryer roads on the way home, allowing a brisk, fun ride back. Here are some photos:
Here is a video of the ride:
We had a good time at our annual quiz night in November. Bob Cromwell once again served up a set of brain-teasing questions and there were some good prizes to be won.
Congratulations to the winning team.
There was initially a tie for second place, but Bob was prepared with some tie break questions which resulted in a clear second and third place.
Congratulations to the winners.
See below for a video showing highlights of the evening.
We had another Saturday ride to Rawles Motorsport Open Day, an event that we have been to a number of other times. Rawles is a restorer of Austin Healey’s and there Open Days are always interesting, with displays of some of their immaculate restorations as well as seeing around their workshops and the processes they go through in restoring cars. The event also raises money for the Naomi House Charity.
This year, Collin filmed the ride there with an 0n-board camera, which you can watch below.
No-one on the ride took photographs at the destination this time, but you can click here to see photos last year’s ride to Rawles.
In this video, three Berkshire Branch members talk about their bikes, what is special about them and why they like them so much.
Watch this short video which explains what we get up to as Branch.
We had a cracking time at the Swallowfield Show, which is probably one of the biggest and oldest country shows you are likely to find. It’s been going since 1885 and it’s huge. The classic vehicle display alone had about 250 vehicles in it. We had a stand there for the whole two days and rode a selection of our bikes in the main arena. Here are some photos and a video of the event.
Here is a video of the event.
