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This is some of the stuff the club has bought to help run events |
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The club owns its badge as a registered trade mark click here for more information on it.
So people know we have it and where it is at an event we designed and got this flag - look out for it at our events.
The "defibrillator here" flag has a carriage and storage bag and base
May 2025 for the safety of our community with the help of the ACU the club bought a defibrillator. Click on the picture to get a video of how to use it This is how its stored so it if your looking for it look for this rucksack
For when we get chance to show off we bought a load of banners and flags from local company Leek Signs
We bought a job lot of golfing stile umbrellas which proved very popular with our hardy helpers and observers
For our supporters who like more subtle ways of showing their connection with us we have this lovely little pin badges
Observer boards supplied by local company Vacuum Formers in Macclesfield to replenish our lost/damaged stock ready for the Dave Rowland 40 section national and close to an extra 1000 red/blue/white/yellow flags for route and section marking
In use since the Post Covid 'Pilot ' Trial on 2 August 2020 from a local supplier in Leek
The club has bought a batch of 'paper boy bags' specifically sized to carry those 'York Survey' wire flag markers. They have 2 pockets in the side to carry route marking arrows and staple guns or other items needed while setting up an event.
To help carry those big plastic pink and red poles for route marking, especially at enduros and for easier carriage on a bike Mike Kelly made these 6 "carpet bags" for the club
We got this big version of our logo for use in the Isle of Man for a commemoration of the clubs efforst is getting helicopter medical coverage of the Manx GP back in 1978. Its now in stock and available for other uses.
Back in stock club caps thanks to the considerable efforts of Rick Stewart are a new batch of caps again only availabe for those who help us in our sporting efforts. You can tell the new batch from the 'originals' from the embroidery on the sdes and back being in yellow - the originals are in white. Again they look even better in the flesh than here Not available for sale
These caps are earned by those who help make your club what it is, so respect, please. Lumix weatherproof / drop proof club camera, it's turned out to be Mr P
proof too
The new 'Trials' Gazebo being assembled and tested 30 April 2016:
A second 'Enduro' gazebo without side (which have been lost) 3 sets of riding number tabards: 0-150 Orange with black numbers 0-150 White black numbers 0-150 Green white numbers 2 older Club Banners Yellow Back lettering (the second identical banner that had been lost was found and is in use)
2 older club flags (white with logo and stands) one with the Enduro section and one with our trials kit
Loads of section marking (paper boy) bags this lot were new in summer 2015
For our observers using their phones for marking in the Trials App we've bought a load of 'dabbers' and waterproof phone protectors.
In the dry summer of 2025 we supplied our observers at the Dave Rowland Trial with very effective 'Mosquito Head Net's.
We have a stock of fire extinguishers both small 1kg for taking to remote sections and 10kg for areas around the start of events. Thousands of section markers wires our own loops and York Survey and (Vacuum Former) plastic triangles Almost 100 observer boards Lap top computer (old) Loud hailer (old and not very good with trials kit) Loud hailer (hip slung type with Enduro kit) hundreds of pink and red route parking poles Stock of M17 pens (now exhausted) / pencils / 50mm dia stickers / window stickers / van stickers / lapel badges (pins) loads of waterproof / wipe and tear proof observer cards numbers 1-160 stock of rain resistant riding numbers in colours to denote riding route sufficient orange day glow arrows to direct a round the world route several times
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