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Lynn's Raven Café Big Breakfast Meet April 13th 2014
#21
I'm free, we gonna show em what the lofo's think of a mere few hundred miles!?
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#22
you are all welcome to stop off at mine on the way up, on the A49/ A44 juction,Leominster,,60 miles from the venue,,or also here at Leominster is Doms bike stop 
http://www.ifancyafryup.co.uk/cafes/engl...-stop.html


http://www.adventurebikerider.com/forum/...shire.html
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#23

Lifesaver springs to mind Les  :pokefun lol.  But yes as a gentleman agreed,  l'll give a quick blast on my horn before any dodgey manoevres anyway is that old boat of yours still going? Be good to catch up for a chin wag/brew, longtime no see  Wink



Can you and I have a gentlemans agreement on who's overtake it is this time before we reach escape velocity  :rollin
Still got the Hornet ;-)
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#24
(17-01-14, 08:53 AM)Punkstig link Wrote: I'm free, we gonna show em what the lofo's think of a mere few hundred miles!?
Working on getting the night off and if so I'm up for the crack.  A roads all the way?
Women have chocolate men have bikes.....
including ones who like chocolate....Wink
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#25
I'm likely to go to this as well Smile

Just been looking at routes and a nice jaunt through the Forest of Dean could be a nice way to get there Tongue

Google Maps is suggesting it as a 3 hour journey, so definitely going to have to be up early
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#26
(18-01-14, 09:43 AM)midden link Wrote: [quote author=Punkstig link=topic=11299.msg121545#msg121545 date=1389945203]
I'm free, we gonna show em what the lofo's think of a mere few hundred miles!?
Working on getting the night off and if so I'm up for the crack.  A roads all the way?
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I had a look at the route on google M1 on to M6.  But all though it adds an hour to the journey, I would do the shortest run up the M1 to J9 and then get on the A5 and follow it all the way to the A41 and turn right onto that and follow it all the way to the cafe. If I can make it I could meet people on the A5 near the M42.

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#27
I've been frequenting the Midway Truckstop right by the Raven for 30 years, It's only 19 miles from home so I've got no excuse. Could be on my winter XJ600 though.
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#28
(18-01-14, 04:20 PM)chris.biker link Wrote: [quote author=midden link=topic=11299.msg121694#msg121694 date=1390034593]
[quote author=Punkstig link=topic=11299.msg121545#msg121545 date=1389945203]
I'm free, we gonna show em what the lofo's think of a mere few hundred miles!?
Working on getting the night off and if so I'm up for the crack.  A roads all the way?
[/quote]


I had a look at the route on google M1 on to M6.  But all though it adds an hour to the journey, I would do the shortest run up the M1 to J9 and then get on the A5 and follow it all the way to the A41 and turn right onto that and follow it all the way to the cafe. If I can make it I could meet people on the A5 near the M42.
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It depends which direction everyone comes from, personally I was thinking of meeting up at a services on the M40, sounds strange but it's a much nicer motorway than the M1!
But we can work all that out closer to the time
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#29
(18-01-14, 07:21 PM)Punkstig link Wrote: [quote author=chris.biker link=topic=11299.msg121738#msg121738 date=1390058458]
[quote author=midden link=topic=11299.msg121694#msg121694 date=1390034593]
[quote author=Punkstig link=topic=11299.msg121545#msg121545 date=1389945203]
I'm free, we gonna show em what the lofo's think of a mere few hundred miles!?
Working on getting the night off and if so I'm up for the crack.  A roads all the way?
[/quote]


I had a look at the route on google M1 on to M6.  But all though it adds an hour to the journey, I would do the shortest run up the M1 to J9 and then get on the A5 and follow it all the way to the A41 and turn right onto that and follow it all the way to the cafe. If I can make it I could meet people on the A5 near the M42.
[/quote]
It depends which direction everyone comes from, personally I was thinking of meeting up at a services on the M40, sounds strange but it's a much nicer motorway than the M1!
But we can work all that out closer to the time
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But the way chris was talking it's only a short distance of the M1, to jct9  (26miles from jct 1 or 9.8miles if entering M1 from m25)  and then A roads rest of the way  which has to be better ride than either motorways...........But I don't mind, either way it's a craic Smile
Women have chocolate men have bikes.....
including ones who like chocolate....Wink
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#30
(18-01-14, 10:33 PM)midden link Wrote: [quote author=Punkstig link=topic=11299.msg121772#msg121772 date=1390069315]
[quote author=chris.biker link=topic=11299.msg121738#msg121738 date=1390058458]
[quote author=midden link=topic=11299.msg121694#msg121694 date=1390034593]
[quote author=Punkstig link=topic=11299.msg121545#msg121545 date=1389945203]
I'm free, we gonna show em what the lofo's think of a mere few hundred miles!?
Working on getting the night off and if so I'm up for the crack.  A roads all the way?
[/quote]


I had a look at the route on google M1 on to M6.  But all though it adds an hour to the journey, I would do the shortest run up the M1 to J9 and then get on the A5 and follow it all the way to the A41 and turn right onto that and follow it all the way to the cafe. If I can make it I could meet people on the A5 near the M42.
[/quote]
It depends which direction everyone comes from, personally I was thinking of meeting up at a services on the M40, sounds strange but it's a much nicer motorway than the M1!
But we can work all that out closer to the time
[/quote]


But the way chris was talking it's only a short distance of the M1, to jct9  (26miles from jct 1 or 9.8miles if entering M1 from m25)  and then A roads rest of the way  which has to be better ride than either motorways...........But I don't mind, either way it's a craic Smile
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A5 is a pretty shite road, if peeps want to do A roads then it would be a meet up at Oxford and then the run I did for the lofo's up to Stratford, I know the back road route up to Bromsgrove from Oxford after that I'd have to look it up!
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#31
Gotta be A44 from Oxford, over to Slimwilly's at Leominster, then up from there. The only crap bit of the A44 is where it crosses the Vale of Evesham, just after Fish Hill. Plus a bit of shepherding everyone through Worcester. What did you say Bill? A49? What's that like?
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#32
Hi Nick,A49 nothing special but direct, quite a bit of traffic, there is the old roman road running parralel with it for a bit, up to Craven Arms,


Yes we can make a stopoff meet point at Doms bike stop,if anyone else wants a mid stop off,Deadeye etc
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#33
lots of eastenders and beyond are part of the lofo`s now,might not like the thought of coming out so far west...a413/a41 and a meet at pear tree services or bicester services and then decide which way to go......dont like motorways so would much perfer  A`s.........lofo`s have done both routes before and by april the weather should be better and the days longer.so parhaps slim could lead the way up and we choose our own way back.......just an idea......if lofos want to go west you can meet at my place and i`ll lead upto oxford via the A40.....foc me,if you get here early enough i`ll even make the tea  :lol 
One, is never going to be enough.....
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#34
Bacon butties too?
Women have chocolate men have bikes.....
including ones who like chocolate....Wink
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#35
Penciled in so fingers crossed for warm and dry , well ok dry
its only me !   :-)
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#36
(19-01-14, 03:36 PM)Davidjw link Wrote: Penciled in so fingers crossed for warm and dry , well ok dry
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Tidy
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#37
ok.....quite a bit of interest in this one.and some new faces as well,how about a list of all those interested with their location...we could then plan a route starting with the furthest away picking up foccers on the way,might make for an interesting route.....................
One, is never going to be enough.....
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#38
(20-01-14, 09:05 AM)Fizzy Pies link Wrote: Christo is good at making those type of mini member maps isn't he?






thought he had a small french thing,not a british mini... :lol :lol :lol :lol [size=78%] [/size]
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#39
I might show up if I'm in Manchester that weekend
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#40
Berkhamsted
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