Jayneflakes
14-08-13, 06:10 AM
Hi Guys,
last night Wifey and I checked out Burnham on Sea Bikenight. It is a much smaller event than Weston and was held in the car park next to Morrisons on the sea front. There was one trade stand for the guy who covers seats and he seemed very chatty when we arrived. There was a lot of disabled trikers present and some really nice trikes to look at.
But due to being such a small event, it was over quite quickly. If any of you decide to check it out, take a flask with you because the cafe closes very early and I am not sure about the quality of chip shop cuppas!
The ride back to Weston through some lovely twisty country lanes was well worth it though and despite it being national speed limit for a lot of it, the twists and turns mean a lower speed and an exciting ride.
At some point we intend to check out Glastonbury Bikenight too, who knows we might bump into a load of broom stick riders enjoying the twisties too! :twisted:
last night Wifey and I checked out Burnham on Sea Bikenight. It is a much smaller event than Weston and was held in the car park next to Morrisons on the sea front. There was one trade stand for the guy who covers seats and he seemed very chatty when we arrived. There was a lot of disabled trikers present and some really nice trikes to look at.
But due to being such a small event, it was over quite quickly. If any of you decide to check it out, take a flask with you because the cafe closes very early and I am not sure about the quality of chip shop cuppas!
The ride back to Weston through some lovely twisty country lanes was well worth it though and despite it being national speed limit for a lot of it, the twists and turns mean a lower speed and an exciting ride.
At some point we intend to check out Glastonbury Bikenight too, who knows we might bump into a load of broom stick riders enjoying the twisties too! :twisted: