You may think it impossible to turn back the clock and enjoy motorcycling as it used to be in the 1950s and 1960s - but it is the experience we are offering here together with a delightful and relaxing venue for a family holiday.

Your visit can be tailored to suit your ability and experience.

At present our 'stable' comprises

• 1971 Norton Commando 750 Roadster (750 Twin)
• 1964 Norton Dominator 99 (600 Twin)
• 1957 Norton Model 50 - currently undergoing restoration (350 Single)
• 1956 AJS Model 18 (500 Single)
• 1973 Triumph Tiger 100 (500 Twin)
• 1967 Triumph Tiger 90 (350 Twin)
• 1961 Matchless G80 (500 Single)
• 1960 Matchless G3 (350 Single)
• 1951 BSA M21 (600 Single)
• 1954 BSA B33 (500 Single)

Complete novices will be able to handle, start and ride pillion on all of our machines. For those with more experience, but without a full motorcycle licence, short rides along a number of private roads and around a disused airfield are available.

Fully experienced riders will need to join our club at a charge of £5. You can then choose from a variety of accompanied tours of the area. The only charges involved are for a tour guide and running costs (generally. £15 an hour). Proof of your own insurance cover will be required. These tours generally utilize the more robust single cylinder machines.

The duration and route of the tours vary, from quite tricky drives along very twisty sections and breathtaking views at each corner, to relaxing rides through rolling countryside or beside the beaches - along some quite open roads.

In general the roads in this part of the country are quiet, and because you are accompanied, there is no possibility of getting lost or missing the best there is to see in the area, whatever your interests. In this way, these tours can be truly 'made-to-measure' using your local knowledge of the lesser known, unspoilt Cornwall that many visitors never see!