Entries are now closed but we can still manage a few additional riders although they won't be listed in the event documentation. The oldest bike entered is from 1918 and although the entry list is biased towards pre-war and trials-style machinery, we cover the whole range of VMCC eligibility.
Joining instructions have been sent out by post or email according to preference.
Routes are finalised and GPX files are available below for anyone which wants to programme their satnav. Paper route sheets in Tulip format will be handed out on the day.
Thanks to support from local firm SOLO Motorcycles we will be awarding some prizes in a variety of categories, although the run itself is non-competitive.
Ian Pettifor
North Staffs VMCC section secretary
12 Brook Lane, Ranton, STAFFORDSHIRE ST18 9JY
[Tel 01785 282897 or 07760 346003] Email: ianpettifor631@btinternet.com or secretary@northstaff.vmcc.net
(images from 1926 event courtesy of Mortons Media)
GPX navigation files for both southern (morning) and northern (afternoon) routes.
You will need to open the zipped folder to extract the 2 files before importing to your navigation device.
2026 is also the 80th Anniversary of the VMCC being founded, with a special logo featuring on club regalia.
5 years after the founding of the VMCC, the Peak District National Park became the first in England and celebrates it 75th Anniversary in 2026.
We hope you'll enjoy the scenery during the ISDT Centenary ride.