I was introduced to Freemasonry and the Iceni Chapter 12 years ago at the Excel Bike Show, where Iceni had a stand with Met GL promoting both the WSMBA and its link with Freemasonry. That’s where it all started for me and the brotherhood. I have now been on the square for 11 years. I’ve been riding bikes for 45 years, learning the hard way by crashing a mate’s Kawasaki KX50 into a tree and never looking back. I’ve owned over 50 bikes over the years and currently ride a BMW R1300GSA and Triumph Scrambler 1200XE. I’m proud to serve as Iceni President this year.

I’m Vince, though many know me by my road name, "Kryten"  thanks to my uncanny resemblance to the mechanoid from Red Dwarf. I’ve been a Freemason for 11 years and a proud member of Iceni Chapter of the Widows Sons for the past two. I’ve been riding motorcycles for 24 years, currently on a Triumph Tiger Explorer, and in a previous life I served as a Traffic Cop.”

I’ve been a Freemason since 2002 and joined the Iceni Chapter in 2018 after gaining my full motorcycle licence. I ride a Ninja 1000SX and will take any excuse to get out on the road with Iceni, whether it’s for a ride-out, an event or supporting our charitable causes.

I’ve been a Freemason for 34 years and a member of the Iceni Chapter for 12. My first introduction to motorcycles was riding pillion on my grandad’s BSA Gold Flash at the age of eight. Since then I’ve owned a variety of bikes over the years, from a Mobylette to my current Honda NC. I served as Vice President of Iceni for 10 years, but my greatest achievement in the chapter has to be becoming the “Coffee Monitor to the President of Iceni.”

Freemasonry and motorcycles are two great passions in my life. I began my Masonic journey in June 2025, joined the Widows Sons as an associate member in January 2025, and was proud to become a full patched member in November 2025. Motorcycles have been part of my life from a young age, and I passed my test at the earliest opportunity. Over the years I’ve owned everything from sports bikes to cruisers, and today I ride an R1250GS.. a bike I can honestly say is exceptional.

I started riding 125s in my late teens and early 20s and quickly caught the bug. I stepped away from it for a while before getting my full licence in December 2020. I was introduced to the Widows Sons by my uncle as a great group to ride with and it was actually Iceni that brought me into Freemasonry. I was initiated in September 2021, became an associate member of the Widows Sons soon after, and haven’t looked back since. I’ve always ridden Hondas and currently ride an NC750X but who knows what’s next.

I came to the UK from Greece in 1990, but my adventure with the Widows Sons did not begin until I met Titch. That was the moment everything changed. My love for motorcycles brought me to the Iceni Chapter of the Widows Sons, who welcomed me with open arms. Since then I have made many strong friendships with brothers not only in Iceni, but with chapters across the country and around the world. For me the Widows Sons is more than riding bikes... it is brotherhood, friendship and family.

On the square for 20 years and a member of the Iceni Chapter for 15+ years. I’ve been riding bikes for over 50 years and have honestly lost track of how many I’ve owned. My first bike was a Kerry Capitano 50cc moped. These days I ride a Yamaha FJR1300 and a Triumph Tiger 900.

I’ve always felt like a Freemason without even realising it. I made it official in 2024 when I joined as a Lewis. I’ve always been a biker too, getting my first Harley-Davidson at 17 and never looking back. Today my garage holds Harleys alongside a KTM, and I’m always up for time on the road. My cut is a bespoke piece with custom lining, something I had made to reflect the pride I have in the Iceni Chapter. Within the chapter I serve as Social Media Coordinator, running our socials and managing the Iceni website to showcase the brotherhood, charity work and ride outs that define us.

I’ve been a Freemason for six years and a proud member of the Iceni Chapter for the past two. I’ve been riding motorcycles for around five years, starting with a Ducati Diavel before moving to my current bike, a Triumph Rocket. Being part of Iceni allows me to combine my passion for riding with the strong brotherhood and charitable work that defines the chapter. Outside of Freemasonry, I’m passionate about family life and business, running my own companies and enjoying time with my wife, children and grandchildren.