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"I chose the Federation of Sidecar Clubs for her international spirit" (Dider from Brittany) see international friendship
Outlook, the UK sidecar magazine.
Published by The Federation of Sidecar Clubs.
Contains a comprehensive listing of sidecar events throughout the year
Join us and read it six times a year.
John Askham of The South Yorkshire Sidecar Club with a sweet little outfit he threw together a couple of weeks before the Annual Rally where this picture was taken.
At home with the Rodds at the Annual Rally. Left to right Pam Rodd, Marc Thouret from France, Chris Rodd and Chick Goodrum.
Jeff Reynard and Maddie Moor (who are members of the Sidecar Enthusiasts Club) with the classic Moto Guzzi T3 which is paired with a Steib sidecar (Annual Rally 2006)
The game of Boules has become a traditional "Fed" game and there is always a competion at the Annual Rally refereed by John and Rose Mayhew. Above Marc Thouret (one of our French members) demonstrates his prowess at his national sport.
Len (the Jedi) Salisbury and Helen who ride a rather posh outfit these days
Bill and Denise from Bedfordshire at the Annual Rally
This is Geoff and Ann with their home built, Hillman Imp engined outfit at the Annual Rally 2006
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A proud and confident looking Mick Tierney with his Pan European and Squire RX4 outfit at the Annual Rally 2006
Dave Smith of the Associate Section pictured on his smart and unique outfit. The sidecar is "Jans Dream". It is a one off West Country Sidecars Diplomat on a Hedingham chassis.
Alf Tindall (another South Yorkshire Sidecar Club member) and his Brough Superior at the Annual Rally in August 2006. From the rally he was off on a European jaunt with this wonderfull outfit.
Members Regalia and the Fed Badge
The Fed roundel, above left, is produced as a cloth badge.
A logo which is at least as relevant today as it was in 1958 when the Federation of Sidecar Clubs was founded. Demonstrating the ethos of international friendship, it is a badge in which we are justifiably proud.
There are now, also, sweatshirts, t shirts and polo shirts sporting the same embroidered badge.
They are available to members from the President, Mark Fowler (01302 738332).
Buy one, and wear it with pride.
A Japanese father and daughter team play the English girls in the Annual Boules competition. John Mayhew (the distinguished silver haired gentleman in the foreground) officiates.
"JD" just leaving the Annual Rally on his trike with following specialist caravan.
Three blokes wondering whats wrong with an outfit at the Annual Rally