The Nov/Dec09 issue of Riders Chronicles was the last to be published and is now replaced by the new NAM Newsletter. As before the NAM Newsletter is published on a bi monthly basis and endeavours to cover all manner of topics relating to NAM and motorcycling in general.
The quality and success of the newsletter is greatly dependant on the information and articles it contains. Trying to source content that is useful and entertaining is a great challenge, so if you feel that the newsletter could be improved, please don't just grumble quietly in the background, help improve the quality and make the editors life easier by providing content or idea's of your own. If you come across an interesting article, story or web link, then pass it on for consideration by the editor David Henderson.
To view any of the following issues of both the NAM Newsletter and Riders Chronicles just click on the picture and the PDF version will be displayed in your browser. You will need to have a means of viewing Adobe PDF files. The easiest way, is to ensure you get the Adobe Reader plugin for your browser.
In this issue: Page 3 • Chairmans & Editors notes • Musings of a rideout co-ordinator • Group rides and speeding • Quiz • Why Turkey - well why not? • Bob's Blog • Forthcoming events & much much more.
This is the first issue of our newsletter in its new format. The excellent Riders Chronicles was getting too expensive to produce and distribute. David Henderson was given the job of coming up with something which is informative and high quality which we could distribute easily using the website, email and even paper. By clicking on the picture of the newsletter you can view it in pdf format, you'll need a plug-in to do this get the Adobe Reader plugin
In this issue: Ramblings • Resignation • 160 horses • Yamaha XJ6 • Appeal • Treasure hunt • Wales trip & Riders tips.
If you're a member of NAM, you should receive 'Riders Chronicles' through the post. However, you can also read the online newsletter (4.8MB, requires Adobe PDF plugin).
Don't forget, we are always on the lookout for articles and news for future editions of the newsletter. If you have any memories, stories, anecdotes, news, tips, idea's etc. that you would like to share with the group, then please contact the editor via the information on the back page of the newsletter. Don't worry if your stories are disorganized, we will be more than happy to edit the story for inclusion in Riders' Chronicles.