What a day's ride today was! We all met at the clubhouse as usual with a couple extras today, Heisenberg brought a mate and we also had a friend of the club join us. After lubricating our insides with ice cold drinks from the fridge we set off towards Dameralls. When we arrived there had to be 20 bikes that had turned up to join us on our travels. The usual meet and greet, shaking hands and inspecting everyone's rides, when we saw the guest of honor on this glorious day.... a

Well, what can we say about today’s ride out. It was an absolute honour to be asked to accompany the Red Chiefs on Dog’s 4th memorial ride. We met up at Cornwall services and had a quick catch up and got kitted up into full waterproofs and I’m so glad I did cause bleddy hell did we get some showers on the way up but hey ho at least they were warmish. Off we set up towards the A30 to the Bodmin/Plymouth junction, onto the A38 and through the Glynn valley with its usual annoyin

Bank Holiday Monday 4th May 26 Well, what can we say about today’s open ride up to Dartmoor?... So, I looked out the window and the clouds were looking a little bit menacing and the weather reports were saying 50/50 as to whether we were going to get wet, so on goes the waterproof leggings (obviously it stayed dry and I felt like a boil in the bag fish) and off I go down the club house to meet up with the rest of the crows. Usual hellos and a bit of banter, made sure all the

26-04-26 Well, what can we say about our ride out on Sunday. So, we had already determined the route as my good wife had requested that she wanted something from the Witchy shop in Boscastle. Now I could not deny her a simple request of me could I, so there was only one way to go now wasn’t there. Obviously (at least in my little mind) the Long Way Round, a good old fashioned round robin and to avoid the A30. Those that were going arrived at the nest in good time so we had a

Well what can we say about the open ride on Saturday..... The Crows met at their Nest for a quick chat as we all gathered. Fortunately no miss haps this morning so we set off for Dameralls. When we arrived there was a fair crowd there waiting for us which was great to see. It was good to see some of the Scorpions and some of the new MCC recently formed. The Kernewek MCC and some of their partners plus a few others. So we had a meet and greet and went over the route whilst su

Well, what can we say about the widow sons MC Easter egg run. The chosen few arrived at the clubhouse under Darkened skies and he should not be named couldn’t keep his bike vertical. We all laughed like hell, funny how it’s always hilarious when it’s not yours. Anyway time for the serious stuff. We had a brew and did a bit of fiddling and fettling, got young Gemma warmed up with a Hoodie and looked up at the skies that were becoming blue. We thought bugger that and have one l

This is what we as a club look forward to after a long winter, the first ride of the season!!! Starting out at damerells, we made our way toward the atlantic highway in search of good weather, and good food! We made a quick stop at hilltop farm shop to see if they were open on the off chance, they were in fact not. Non the less we all stretched our legs for 20 minutes and then jumped back on the road toward food. Eventually we reached Highway 39, where everyone grabbed some g

So, it’s safe to say this winter has not been the best in terms of weather nor riding… However, the crows have been keeping busy by getting out on the occasional ride (weather permitting), long nights partying hard or just the odd breakfast here and there. Following are some of the shenanigans Celtic Crow MCC has been up to!!! Halloween Halloween, as ever with the Crows was a blast, the fancy dress was on point (for some); a lot of karaoke was involved, and we even got butche

When the call of the open road hits, there’s no ignoring it. For Celtic Crows brothers Alex and Trevor, that call turned into a 900-mile adventure that took them from Cornwall to Folkestone, under the Channel to Calais, across the northern coast of France, and back home to Plymouth. Four days, two bikes, endless laughs, and more than a few close calls — this is their story. DAY ONE: Baptism by Storm Cornwall Services, 9:30 AM. The engines fired, spirits were high — and so wer

Parties! If the last few months proved anything, it’s that the Celtic Crows don’t do quiet. Parties! Between birthdays, club nights, and late-night laughs that rolled into sunrise, our patch has seen more miles on the social side than most bikes do on the road. We celebrated Butcher’s birthday the only way we know how — loud, messy, and full of laughs. Not long after, we marked another massive moment: the club anniversary party. Another year older, wiser (well, maybe), and st

As the riding season hits full throttle, May and June gave us a proper mix of good rides, good laughs, and solid brotherhood. From casual...

April’s been a busy one for the Celtic Crow MCC — just the way we like it. We kicked off the month with a blast at the Perranporth Drag...

Blast down to the Badger Inn (Lelant) with the missus on the back, wind flowing through our hair. Fairly quiet to start but it's a brand...

We started the day by meeting at our clubhouse, the weather was cracking, which is always a blessing in this county when the schools are...

Backdated Blog so apologies everyone! To start the day everyone met up at our clubhouse and had tea and a chat, as per the norm. Onward...

The crows had an awesome blast on the bikes today. We popped into B&H Motorcycles Ltd . It's great to see H looking better than ever. He...