Activities of the Club

Publications

The club has a monthly illustrated magazine, The Bulletin that covers social events, racing news, gossip about members and their activities and technical and historical information. There are 'Wanted' and 'For Sale' sections, a 'Letters to the Editor' page, and a wealth of sporting and technical matters relating to the use, maintenance and preservation of Morgans. Back issues of this magazine from 1944 to 2000 are now available to members on CD-ROM from Regalia and are a useful source of older technical information as well as being an insight into many years of history.

Events

The Club as a whole organizes annual social meetings such as an Opening Run at the beginning of the season, and an Annual General Meeting in the autumn, held at Malvern. Regional Groups throughout the world elect Group Organisers (GO's) to arrange their own programme of events. The club is affiliated to the Auto Cycle Union (ACU), the controlling body for motorcycle sport , which is the category into which all Morgans come for sporting purposes. A Competition Secretary organizes entries into race, sprint and hillclimb meetings, where members compete against other vintage three-wheelers or motorcycle & sidecar combinations. Occasionally we compete against vintage four wheelers, and we run our own 'closed to club' events.

Technical Advisors

Within the Club there are technical advisers covering two-speeders and three-speeders with 'v' twin engines, and F-types. Each one is an expert in his field and can advise on technical aspects, history and catalogue specifications.

Spare Parts

We operate a spares section, known as Mogspares, and in the Mogspares Handbook are listed not only regular spares but also scarce and normally unobtainable components that have been specially manufactured for the Club. The Mogspares Handbook is issued to new members and is periodically updated. Notices of updating are published in the Bulletin and an updated version converted to Portable Document Format (pdf) is also available on this site.

Registry

Records of the various models, their years of manufacture and other data useful to members seeking historical/period data are maintained by the Registry, which is constantly collecting information from members and other sources.