Originally the idea of Richard Cox the club was formed in the summer of 2003 at the Choxaway Café, Lands End Aerodrome. Sadly this has since closed. The club now meets at the Café 1, St Erth every Sunday from 10:30. The café is just off the A30 at the old St Ivel creamery site on the Penzance side of Hayle. Get yourself a cracking breakfast and meet the rest of the club.

We already have 100 members and are growing by the week. Meets are pretty relaxed and we welcome all visitors and new comers. We are a non-political, no attitude social club with a common interest in biking. We are an affiliated member of the BMF, which provides club and individual cover for ride outs and events as well as legal advice. However this doesn't cover pregnancy or bad beer.

Ride-outs and runs take place most Sundays, weather permitting. We’ve also been to Wales (Baskerville Hall), County Durham, Scotland and Brittany as well as socials, rallies and the International Motorcycle Show. We also help out with the annual Jennings Run and other events locally.

Organised by Mark Wallis the first club charity run attracted nearly 200 bikers and raised £425 for the 'Tim Osborne Recovery Fund' followed by the ‘Mousehole Harbour Lights Run’ organised by Bill ‘Stick’ Dobson raising another £400. The 2006 charity run raised a further £400 in aid of Sharp, a local charity for assisting with aid to Romania.

Membership of the First and Last MCC is available to all riders. New members are admitted once proposed by an existing member and after riding with us for a period of 2 months. This is to encourage new members to take an active part in the club.

Membership forms are held by the membership secretary and can be collected at the Café 1 meetings on Sundays. Once completed please return them to any of the committee members in person.