Welcome to the ancient Celtic County of
KERNOW
"Kernow" is the old Celtic name for the present county of Cornwall which is situated at the far end of the narrow south western peninsula on mainland Britain.
The name comes from the old Cornish language which is a version of Gaelic.
As a race, the Cornish are fiercely patriotic and many still regard Kernow as a separate country as it was thousands of years ago. We defend our heritage most vigourously, especially when referred to as "English"! The Cornish flag, which comprises of a white cross on a black background, is known as the "Cross of St Piran" who is one of the patron Saints of Kernow and it is the oldest flag in Europe.
Being part of the Chopper Club and living in Kernow dictates one of the most essential criteria for the creation of a custom machine - reliability. This is due to the long distances that we cover travelling the length & breadth ot the Diamond Empire.

WE’RE HAVING A WINTER REBUILD

CALL BACK SOON!

NCC KERNOW