The Club was formed in 1948 at the Thurston Hotel Severn Side South Bewdley. During its history the Club has held its weekly Thursday meetings in most of the public houses in the town, its' current headquarters, however, are at the Queens Head public house in Wolverley village on the outskirts of Kidderminster in Worcestershire.

The Club is affilliated to the Midland Centre of the Auto Cycle Union Ltd. which is the National Governing Body for Motorcycle Sport throughout the British Isles (excluding Northern Ireland), which was formed in 1903 by the Royal Automobile Club.
The Club organises National and Regional Trials and National Grasstrack races at various locations in the Worcestershire and Shropshire areas.
Bewdley Motorcycle Club members currently compete in all branches of motorcycling sport at local, National and International World levels, including trials, motocross, hillclimbs and road racing and the Club endeavours to attract and encourage younger riders by organising very easy reliability trials and providing easy routes in the Club trials.

The Club also has a social side and meets every thursday evening at the Queens Head in Wolverley, most Thursdays it is just a general natter of like minded motorcycle enthusiasts, but the Committee usually organises something of interest for the last Thursday of the month such as film shows competitions and talks.
The Club has a number of members interested in the restoration and riding of classic motorcycles from the 1920's to the 1970's and the Club organises displays of motorcycles and enters club stands in classic motorcycle shows. The Club has won the best Club Stand at the Borders Classic Bike Show twice in the last four years.

 

 

 

The Club also organises coach outings such as the visit to the British Speedway Grand Prix at Swansea.