High Peak Biker : Motorcycle Training

17/09/2025

Day 5. Zylinderhaus museum and Cochem.
110 miles. Lots of nice twisties. Lovely roads and countryside.

Motorcycling | Sep 17, 2025

15/09/2025

Day 4. Down from Soeste to Nürburgring. Staying 20 mins out in Hotel Forsthaus. Excellent so far.

Motorcycling | Sep 15, 2025

14/09/2025

Love riding the K. It is absolutely at home on the autobahn. But seriously shows its spirit in the twisties. Some proper ones tomorrow.

14/09/2025

Day 3 Germany tour. Staying local to Soest. Out to Möhne where Dambusters did the bouncing bomb. Then nice loop round. Not many miles. Rest day really. Tomorrow off further south down to Nurburgring area. That will then be base for day rides out and round.

Motorcycling | Sep 14, 2025

13/09/2025

Day 1 of German tour to Hull and overnight ferry to Rotterdam. Just approaching Humber bridge and the heavens opened. For those at the back it turned to hail. I was lucky. Then sun again. Scott waterproofs did their job.

Day 2 off ferry and currently heading down to hotel west of Dortmund. Coffee stop planned now and another easy hour or so to hotel.

12/09/2025

So, Day one of the Germany trip. Leaving Swains Centre around mid day for a ride up to Hull. A number of coffee stops planned and should be a good “getting to know everyone” ride. Ten of us going.

Overnight ferry and riding through Germany by 10 in the morning. Looking forward to a 10 day tour.

10/09/2025

Someone recently said I’ve “only been riding for 7 years.” Truth is, it’s just over 6. But here’s the thing—experience isn’t measured in years, it’s measured in miles.

Across four BMWs I’ve clocked 85,000+ miles. On the F800 I passed my IAM, on the RT I became an Observer, on the GSA I achieved my Masters (and decided to retire and launch HighPeakBiker training), and the K1600 will take me on my first European tour.

Every motorway slog, every rainy ride, every tight Peak District lane—that’s where the learning comes from.

AND it is how you ride those miles. Thinking bikers analyse and reflect and learn from the ride. IAM RoadSmart is a fantastic organisation to be involved in and take your riding to a different level.

So don’t count the years. Count the miles and how you use them.
Check out the full Blog post here :

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Experience is Measured in Miles, Not Years Recently, someone commented that I’d “only been riding for seven years.” For the record, it’s just over six. But whether it’s six, seven, or sixty doesn’t…

07/09/2025

Wow. It has been a great few months getting up and going and now we have a great number of members so if anyone decides to post an impromptu ride out there will always be a couple of bikes up and ready for it.

05/09/2025

A few people have asked for the link to the video from last year. Here it is. Great day. It will be even better in 2026.

https://youtu.be/-6vhG3kl6AU?si=EuFZHIoYp3js39lW

Our annual ride for autism leaving from the Tea Junction in Buxton - lead by the peaks and dales bikers. 125cc friendly route and ride with marshals to help indicate key parts of the route . Raising monies for our sidecar events and the National Autistic society. Group riding rules apply -

03/09/2025

Latest post on Blog. Exciting times.
Peaks and Dales Bikers High Peak Biker Williams Motorrad

Riding on, stronger together. Peaks and Dales Bikers – A New Chapter on Two Wheels Peaks and Dales Bikers was born in the best possible way: out of friendship, shared miles, and a love of riding. A…

03/09/2025

As requested, here is the direct link to register for the Supergood Bikers for Autism ride. Registering for the ride will count as a much appreciated donation if you can't make it on the day.

https://www.supergoodbikersforautism.com/event-details-registration/peaks-dales-ride-for-autism-2026?fbclid=IwdGRjcAMkPJxjbGNrAyQ8OGV4dG4DYWVtAjExAAEefcMgmWS3fJzPUZioh6qusF86AXTtNAF66mxN-8l6PZ3nnXRXzGv3tGtICzk_aem_8oy2KjTfti7eLZdTQVnPzQ

Our annual ride for autism leaving from the Tea Junction in Buxton - lead by the peaks and dales bikers. 125cc friendly route and ride with marshals to help indicate key parts of the route . Raising monies for our sidecar events and the National Autistic society. Group riding rules apply -