Kingdom Off Road Motorcycle club holds open day in Cardenden

The Kingdom Off Road Motorcycle Club held the annual event on Saturday with an array of demonstrations and activities on offer for budding bikers of all ages.

The organisation's founder, David Paton, said it had been a great success.

"It was an amazing day," he said. "We had a really good turn out and we managed to raise just over £3,000 for our charity. That will go towards our charitable objectives which are to work towards making our community safer by providing a legal, controlled environment for people to ride their motorcycles in.

The open day in Cardenden organised by the Kingdom Off Road Motorcycle Club. (Image: David Wardle) READ MORE: Skids frontman set for Rockore 'homecoming'

"We also use motorcross and motorcross mechanics as a means to engage young people and we work through a bit of education and community safety with them.

"This was our third one and year after year it has grown and grown and got bigger and bigger. We had the Dunfermline remote control car club, we had trial bikes in, big adventure bikes in, super motorbikes, a women and girls' demo as well.

The open day in Cardenden organised by the Kingdom Off Road Motorcycle Club. (Image: David Wardle) "On the day, there was a lively buzz about the place. Everyone was excited to see different varieties of off road motorcycling. We try to spark a bit of interest and inspiration."