Kingdom Off Road Motorcycle Club are run by ex-army volunteers and other community members (currently 17 volunteers). We have eight trained motocross Coaches and ten SACU officials. Currently we have between 6-10 volunteers, helping us on track days. Our programme participants attend a local venue and have educational sessions which have included presentations from Police Scotland, Scottish Ambulance Service, we are currently in talks with Biker Fife (Fire and Rescue Service biker safety initiative). We also have focussed groupwork sessions about Victims Perspective, responsible riding, food and nutrition, safety gear etc this is usually for one hour in a class room setting. The programme group will then move to our Motocross track, with our club motorbikes and their own, if they have one. After the track session, our volunteers and selected young people will help to unload, clean, fix and prepare the bikes for the next outing. We want to give young people an opportunity to ride off road motorcycles in a safer controlled environment.

Our activities indirectly help numerous other members of our communities, innocent victims and bystanders who are plagued with the regular incidents off illegal anti-social off road motorcycling our parks, foot paths, woodlands, beaches and even on our streets.

After the recent break in to our premises, where six of our Motorbikes were stolen, along with helmets, boots, motocross kit, parts and tools. We are finding it challenging to continue with our activities.

We urge all our Army and civilian mates; our local communities and the and whole biking fraternity to rally round and donate what you can. Hopefully we will reach and even surpass our total.

****update****
We have managed to recover, four bikes ourselves and the Police recovered one. One motorcycles are still outstanding as well as tools, kit and parts.

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