The BMF Photo Comp

We were spoilt for choice this time, with lots of high quality pictures sent in for our Photo Comp. So thanks to everyone who did so, and apologies to all those entries we didn’t have room for – don’t give up, we still welcome your photos! As ever, the winner each time receives a free 12-month membership of the BMF.

The photo could be of anything – twisty tarmac, beautiful scenery, your local bike night – anything, in fact, with a motorcycle theme. The winner, plus the best selection of runners-up, will be printed in the next issue of Motorcycle RIDER.

Send your photos to: editor@bmf.co.uk

Below left: dave Cross’s picture of his royal enfield interceptor nearly made our cover this time. Taken on Harley Way, between Oundle and Brigstock in Northamptonshire. “it was just one of those superb, sunny summer days when you potter about aimlessly looking for somewhere to eat a sandwich,” he writes. “Living for summer to come back.”

Below right: From Andrew Coulson, taken while out pass-bagging in the Alps – Jungfraujoch and eiger in the background.

Above: You know Craig Carey-Clinch? Just to prove he is allowed some time off from NMC work and government relations, here he is enjoying a quiet moment in iceland. Photo taken by Barbara Alam.

Right: There’s nothing Tommy Hood likes better than exploring Cornish back roads on his Mutt Mongrel – Godrevy lighthouse makes for a good backdrop.

Above: There’s a story behind Karen Lees-Nicholson’s pic of her F850GS in Norway. “When i asked my ex for a divorce, he told me to go to hell. Never one to dwell on the negative, i turned it into a positive and rode my bike to the town of Hell in Norway. My friend Louise came too, and we rode over the James Bond Bridge in Storseisundet and visited the Koenigsegg factory in Sweden. And last but not least had the adventure of a lifetime.”