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HCR
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Posted: Thu Oct 25th, 2007 08:03 am |
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Stayed here in May
http://www.hoehill.co.uk/
after doing the Honda Off Road thing in Lincolnshire. It's near Cadwell park too, and they have a garage for bikes, which was nice.
The best bit though was that the good lady of the establishment took the three of us to the pub in her car and 4 hours later when we were all pissed came back and collected us.
When we arrived she even gave us buckets and sponges to clean our bikes.
I could not possibly rate this B&B highly enough.
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karTER
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Posted: Thu Oct 25th, 2007 08:28 am |
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Blimey- top service indeed. Fancy being driven to drink...
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nomad
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| Joined: | Thu Oct 12th, 2006 |
| Location: | Treignac (19), France |
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Posted: Mon Nov 26th, 2007 03:34 pm |
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It would be a sin for me not to plug my own gaff - So:-
http://WWW.ridersrest.net the website speaks for itself - Biker Friendly B&B in France...
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petrid
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Posted: Mon Nov 26th, 2007 03:37 pm |
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Posted: Sat Mar 8th, 2008 05:49 pm |
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| Lock gate cafe A49 Beeston Cheshire, good food and warm welcome.
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glenn2926
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Posted: Tue Mar 18th, 2008 09:57 pm |
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J's it is a new cafe on the A65 on the junction to Austwick, great bloke, good food and cheaper than devils bridge (but then isn't every where ?) been there twice now and has been good both times.
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BrokenBiker
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Posted: Wed Mar 19th, 2008 10:42 pm |
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Bike friendly Pub, and weekly bike meet
The george at Longbridge Deverall Wiltshire.
On the A350 just south of Warminster.
Meets are every Tuesday night from whatever time you get there to whenever you want to leave.
We will be kicking the season off with a ride out and party on the 5th April.
for more info dont PM or Email me Just turn up.
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badcherrys
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Posted: Fri Apr 4th, 2008 08:34 am |
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Has any one put on here the Comfort Cafe in Cambridge??
Just off Four wentways roundabout head to the shell garage go past it about 500 yards from the garage. good food, lots of seating area outside. The police come round sometimes. they do a biker club aswell! have a look at http://www.comfortcafe.co.uk
post code for u sat navers is CB1 6AP
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Robbo87
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Posted: Mon May 5th, 2008 09:59 am |
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Every Monday is Bike Night at The Red Lion, Stubbington near Fareham Hampshire - PO14 2LD, telephone 01329 662003.
Pete the Landlord is a keen Biker from way back, runs an Aprilia Mille. Good food & drink at the right prices and plenty of Bike stuff going on. A warm welcome assured - 'specialy if you turn up on an Aprilia!
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karTER
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Posted: Sun May 11th, 2008 12:23 pm |
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Robbo87 wrote: Every Monday is Bike Night at The Red Lion, Stubbington near Fareham Hampshire - PO14 2LD, telephone 01329 662003.
Pete the Landlord is a keen Biker from way back, runs an Aprilia Mille. Good food & drink at the right prices and plenty of Bike stuff going on. A warm welcome assured - 'specialy if you turn up on an Aprilia!
How keen are Dibble on the place?
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fishae
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Posted: Mon May 12th, 2008 08:41 am |
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Around the London area u have the marychest (bloke used to turn up and clean bikes for a McGuyver(fiver)).......on the a2 which turns into the A21 as u leave the london area.Also if u go past Brands Hatch thru West Kingsdown u will see the oakdene cafe which is packed on a wednsday night.Hundreds of bikes,cruisers,trikes,sportsbikes,race-reps,even a couple of quads!.....The queue for refreshment(tea? coffee? cafe latte?........no beer it's a cafe! )is,and will always forever be,legendary.....their food's ok too.The place is heaving on a wednesday and garden tables and chairs r always put out.It's brilliant.friendly aura is captivating cos u have all bikes and everyone is just happy to be there and be a biker.
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Robbo87
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Posted: Mon May 12th, 2008 08:52 am |
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karTER wrote: Robbo87 wrote: Every Monday is Bike Night at The Red Lion, Stubbington near Fareham Hampshire - PO14 2LD, telephone 01329 662003.
Pete the Landlord is a keen Biker from way back, runs an Aprilia Mille. Good food & drink at the right prices and plenty of Bike stuff going on. A warm welcome assured - 'specialy if you turn up on an Aprilia!
How keen are Dibble on the place?
Seen no sign of 'em yet, but can't swear they have no interest as I live 90-odd miles away and have only been twice. Pete runs a tight ship but the usual rules apply I suppose, don't knock the a**e out of it  and Plod'll stay away .
I'm off there again next Monday (19th), strong rumours of a BBQ, proceeds to charity.
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Robbo87
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Posted: Mon May 12th, 2008 09:11 am |
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petrid wrote: Speaks for itself really, on the N260 in the Spanish mountains. 10 euros a night for the room
More info' on this one please ........ Hoping to tour a bit in Spain soon.
Thanks.
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Iyato
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Posted: Sat May 17th, 2008 07:44 am |
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The Delemere Arms in Hatchmere (near Frodsham, Cheshire) is very upper class but they're always really friendly when we turn up in our gear. Large carpark to the rear and the roads round there are great.
Try the steak burger, it's massive and it comes with homemade chips. Trying to find the link.
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pepin
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Posted: Mon May 19th, 2008 08:59 am |
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Iyato wrote: The Delemere Arms in Hatchmere (near Frodsham, Cheshire) is very upper class but they're always really friendly when we turn up in our gear. Large carpark to the rear and the roads round there are great.
Try the steak burger, it's massive and it comes with homemade chips. Trying to find the link.
Just make sure you stop at a cash machine first. Bloody £3.20 for a pint of Fosters. I mean, that's fair play in London, but in the North West? *grumbles* Damn budget... Also, a burger is about £10.00 although it really is worth it. I'm pretty sure they go out back and kill the animal there and then to get it really fresh. Also, when we turned up dripping wet, having ridden through lateral rain for an hour to get there, they didn't moan, then got a mop and bucket and cleaned up all the water we'd dripped over the floor Bonus
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glenn2926
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Posted: Thu May 22nd, 2008 03:36 pm |
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Cheshire is not in the north west it's down south that's why it's so expensive, £3.20 does sound damned dear though.
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Posted: Tue Jul 1st, 2008 07:59 pm |
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Negr6 wrote: karTER wrote:
Conversely, if you have ever been prejudiced against by an establishment, group or place, let us know and the biking fraternity will take their valued custom elsewhere.
Off you go then, people.
Woburn bloody safari park.
Turned up on me bike, and they refused entry. They muttered something about ''lion enclosures'' but that's just a cover story I'm sure. I'm thinking of getting MCN to do an expose of their bare-faced anti-bike prejudice.
Went to Ireland (true story) for my honeymoon. Cobh it was.We parked up and went in- you walk through herds of Zebras, giraffes, stuff like that, The big cats they got caged, but everything else just wanders around.As we were walking along the path I see an Ostrich in the middle of the path.Figuring it's probably more frightened of me than vice versa I walk up to it, expecting it to walk away. It doesn't. So I try to push it- they're solid, trust me. After a bit it drops its head and tries to peck at the camera I'm holding. So I put the camera behind my back, and it transfers its attention to the copper studs on my Levi's 501's button fly. Remember I was on honeymoon? The wife is wetting herself laughing and takes piccy's. Looks like I'm getting a blow job by an ostrich. Some days just don't turn out like you expect.....VTaRse.
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