The Magic Wheelers… is the non-territorial Cyclemotor section of the VMCC which organises various runs around the country each year for these small capacity machines,- including the infamous 100 mile run.

We have a club stand once a year at the Founders Day Rally - held at Stanford Hall near Leicester where there are always a number of these interesting machines on show together with their owners who are always happy to answer any questions. These machines can also be seen in action at the meetings the club holds throughout the year at venues across the country.

The Magic Wheelers Cyclemotor Section caters for VMCC members, but for a small fee, (For insurance purposes) non-members can sign in on a one-day membership payment and participate in runs.

To join the Magic Wheelers go to the VMCC membership page by clicking HERE

We organise a healthy programme of events each year, this years events can be seen on the ‘Events’ page of the website. We also hold several static displays through the year both within and outside of the VMCC.

Many Regional VMCC Sections also incorporate cyclemotor-friendly routes. These routes tend to be somewhere between 20 and 30 miles long, and the majority of organisers arrange a recovery service, so you won’t get stranded as our little bikes are known for being a bit temperamental on occasions !

Many of our road runs have been happening for a long time. Amongst these are the annual 100 miler already mentioned. This an event held over a 33⅓ mile route, which can be ridden three times for those stalwarts who want to gain a prestigious 100 mile badge for their efforts. It began in around 1983, and has attracted over 60 riders on several occasions. It has had a few different starting points, but is currently operating from Quainton Memorial Hall in Buckinghamshire.

All in all, we have events starting in January, going through to November when we hold our last proper run of the year which is combined with our AGM.

Full details of all our events can be found on the events page of this website.