The Royal Enfield Riders Club of New Zealand

Upcoming Events

Friday

Feb 6, 2026

Waitangi Day Morning Ride & Evening Indian Meal

Meet Pukeko Nest Cafe - Great North Road Wanganui 9.15am, stands up 9.50am - ride to Paloma Gardens/Moto 71 Museum 6pm Indian Meal at Great Kitchen, Guyton Street (Percy Colemans 1958-66 2nd Showroom)

9.15am

Sunday

Feb 8, 2026

'Royal Enfield Field Day' @ British & European Car Day, Trentham

All Royal Enfield Riders welcome to join this ride in and park up display - judging, awards, prizes A pre-display ride will leave Capital Motorcycles at 9.00am to ride to Trentham Memorial Park

9am

Saturday

Feb 21, 2026

Christchurch Royal Enfield Meet Up & Ride

Christchurch riders meet northerners & overseas guests heading south, ride and lunch on the road

10.30am

Sunday

Feb 22, 2026

'Royal Enfield Day' @ Enfield (near Oamaru)

Royal Enfield riders meet at Timaru dealer, ride to Enfield village for tribute/photos/lunch/display/judging/prizegiving

9.00am

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Feature Articles

Percy Coleman 100 Year Exhibition

Wanganui Vintage Weekend comes into Guyton Street this year as we pay tribute to Percy Coleman with a 100 motorcycles display to mark one hundred years since he opened his first motorcycle shop in Guyton Street in late November 1925.

Royal Enfield Riders Club of NZ Launched

Royal Enfield Riders Club Launched in Wanganui

Royal Enfield Riders Club of NZ - Dedication

The formation of the Club and the website is dedicated to riders who have gone before, and as a tribute to the members of the Percy Coleman family passed, and present – for their huge commitment to the advancement of motorcycling, and motorcycle sport in New Zealand.

Royal Enfield Riders Club of New Zealand

The Royal Enfield Riders Club of New Zealand came about in September 2024, when Robert Cochrane Club Director and friends, saw the need for the Royal Enfield movement in New Zealand to evolve to another level. For the previous eighteen months Robert has offered a proactive solution with events, the key being a more inclusive movement, something we have all enjoyed via Wanganui area Royal Enfield events in the past two years.

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