It's less than 6 miles away and makes a very convenient meeting point that most people seem to know about. I'm amazed at how far people come for a cup of tea! The teashop in Finchingfield is another favourite - they're both great spots for talking bikes
That's good to hear! I don't believe bikes are at all dangerous, (maybe riding beyond ability is what catches most 'dangerous' people out!), infact I much prefer being on a bike than in my Transit. I just feel a lot more free, and besides the fact you can avoid hazards much easier! And traffic It's the other idiots we have to watch out for, like the mobile phone users you have mentioned above.
I live in Bury St Edmunds so it's a good ride and many different ways down there. Went down there when I was seventeen and lived in Hornchurch, La Sorcerier then the Bee Hive Ilford and maybe on to the Ace on a Mid Week ride. Far less traffic.
Hi Mr Triple, welcome to the forum, I'm sorry for being a thick git, but being old Skool I don't know what IAMS is? When I hear it I think of dog and cat food . I take it its a training course of some kind . It just makes me laugh when I read IAM Training . Sounds like a course on how to feed your pet . Dont worry your get used to me
Welcome in Mr T to the erm Madhouse I see you have met some of the residents already...... Nice bike and mirror everyone's comments about not starting too late etc.... Good luck with the Pet food training
Thanks Steve - and that's a stunning Daytona you have there...love the colour! Residents? Ah you mean inmates
I was being polite...... Got my own room here you see.... Trying to keep on the right side of @Dozers Dad (AKA Matron) and keep my room all to meeeeee ps yellow is the fastest colour bike
Hi and welcome! I think, I am also from Essex! But I escaped to Germany, where I aquired the local accent and am now preparing to take over Lego-Land-Bavaria. But I am still kraut-funding for more tanks and such. Ade is going to aid he said, mounting a twin gatling on top of his GS's cylinders! What a sight! Anyway, enjoy the forum. It's a pretty cosy place