Cernunnos (pronounced Kur‑nun‑noss) is the Celtic pagan god of the woods. Sometimes shown as a human body with a stag's head and sometimes, as in our patch design*, a bloke with horns - hence his other title of…
The Horned One
Cernunnos (pronounced Kur‑nun‑noss) is the Celtic pagan god of the woods. Sometimes shown as a human body with a stag's head and sometimes, as in our patch design*, a bloke with horns - hence his other title of…
The Horned One
Cernunnos Motor Cycle Club was a pagan-orientated motor bike club that was formed in 1996 by a small band of people with a number of common interests: two of these interests are biking & having a good time.
The rides we have owned have been as diverse as Aprilia, Armstrong, Brough, BMW, Harley Davidson, Honda, Kawasaki, Norton, Suzuki, Triumph, & Yamaha. These have included trikes, sidecar combos, cruisers, naked standard bikes, & sports bikes - and loads in between. The first step to becoming a member is to come to a meeting.
Although we have a web site we are not an internet club.
And because we like doing rallies & parties, & attending bike shows, etc., we organized our own rally - the Mabon trad rally.
If you would like to find out more about the pagan god Cernunnos, and about Mabon, then try the links on this page.
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On this website was a comprehensive biker party and rallies guide; there are links to other bike clubs, MCCs, MCs, brotherhoods, sisterhoods, and bike organisations in the UK, Europe and elsewhere in the world.
We met at the Robin Hood Inn, Church Street, Clifton Reynes, Buckinghamshire from 8:30pm.
Cernunnos MCC was affiliated to the NABD (National Association for Bikers with a Disability). They provide all kinds of support for those riders (existing or new) who want to get on the road after accidents or illnesses.
Cernunnos MCC was also affiliated to the BMF (British Motorcyclists Federation). The BMF was founded in 1960 as the Federation of National One Make Motorcycle Clubs. It renamed itself the BMF in 1965.
Gone but not forgotten