Dates for 2012

Provisional dates for 2012 are as follows:

25 March 2012 - Lane End (Open Practice)
15 April 2012 - Lane End (enduro/hare & hound)
20 May 2012 Leighton Buzzard
10 June 2012 Penwood
8 July 2012 Alton
9 September 2012 Lane End
21 October 2012 Tring

all dates subject to confirmation from landowners.

Please note that AMCA registration is mandatory for 2011, so please register beforehand. Alternatively download AMCA Registration Form and present the completed form on the day along with your payment cheque (£15).

• This is a competition, therefore all riders have to be registered with the AMCA prior to racing.
• Event entry will close on the Thursday before the event. Any riders thereafter will effectively be 'on the day riders' and due to increased admin work load will attract a £10 premium on the entry fee.
• As time is limited for unregistered riders they need to get their forms, payment and photo into the AMCA asap!
• Download guide to registration
• In the last 7 days we will issue 'temporary numbers' to allow registration , however any rider going this route will have to bring the registration form, photo and payment to the event prior to racing.
• Late entries & temporary AMCA numbers - can be obtained by emailing event admin
• Don't forget that if you book three events with us at one time we will pay your AMCA registration costs, which will reduce the overall cost of competing.
• Link to enter the event is now on the 'Events' page

Membership to club is free!

The Club History: C.H.E.C is a small off road motorcycle club dedicated to running Enduro and Hare & Hound style events, using the area called the Chiltern Valley. This broad area runs from Oxford in the West, going South to Marlow, High Wycombe and Lane End, across to Wendover and back to Oxford.

Many of you will have ridden parts of the RUPP called the Ridge Way at the foot of the Chiltern Hills, its good motorcycling land, not quite up to Welsh standards, but never the less, up to 550ft of elevation, plenty of large forest areas together with "set a side" land and good road communications. Not bad considering we are only 25 miles as the crow flies from the centre of London.

This certainly is an area of outstanding natural beauty and yet is often overlooked by us motorcyclists and outdoor types as just being too inhabited and too close to London to find suitable venues. How wrong we are. There are a number of sites out there and plenty of potential sites, mainly due to the large amount of private ownership of the forests. These are regularly used for sporting game shooting, in particular pheasant and partridge, which leaves these areas almost unused for 8 months of the year.

The club mainly puts on Hare & Hound style events as these suit the club and its riders. Fun 3 hour and 4 hour events, often with a break in the middle for lunch and then back the opposite direction for the remainder of the time. It certainly puts a smile on every ones face. The lunch break allows the novice rider to rejoin after the regulatory mars bar and hamburger, oh don’t forget the coffee ( we are dedicated competitors you know ) and lets the more expert fettle his bike for the next 2 hours of racing.

Solos and quads it doesn’t matter, young, old, female or male, we have them all. Mainly 30’s to 50’s and mainly solos, mainly sportsman or clubman standard, the name of the game is to enjoy your day, be safe, and not be hassled by the MotoX red mist rider ( deeply frowned on by the organizers who have been known to have a quiet word with a slightly over enthusiastic rider ). Fun and enjoyable racing together with up to 4 hours competition time all for £ 45.00 is excellent value as well.