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Blue Flame · 05-11-06, 10:30 AM

I used this website as a ref source when i went away for a week last year.

http://www.bike-stay.net/index.html

A lot of the accommodation was cheap and a couple of the places were run by peeps that had bikes themselves and was good for the banter.

The B&B's I stayed at through this site more than accommodating at letting me utilise there garages etc. but take a chain as well as there were a couple that didn't have a shelter (although one was a sheep farm in the middle of nowhere and another had a private car park at the rear with its own 'bike friendly' lamppost.

The landlady at one of the B&B's even drove me to a pub and came back for me after three hours cos the local pub in the village was shut for refurbishment. (FOC as well :P )

Very useful site in my opinion

Have fun

05-11-06, 10:30 AM	#6
Blue Flame Member Mega Poster Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Fife, Scotland Posts: 1,265	I used this website as a ref source when i went away for a week last year. http://www.bike-stay.net/index.html A lot of the accommodation was cheap and a couple of the places were run by peeps that had bikes themselves and was good for the banter. The B&B's I stayed at through this site more than accommodating at letting me utilise there garages etc. but take a chain as well as there were a couple that didn't have a shelter (although one was a sheep farm in the middle of nowhere and another had a private car park at the rear with its own 'bike friendly' lamppost. The landlady at one of the B&B's even drove me to a pub and came back for me after three hours cos the local pub in the village was shut for refurbishment. (FOC as well :P ) Very useful site in my opinion Have fun __________________ Triumph Sprint GT 1050 -Sexy Phantom Black; Powerbronze Screen Previous >> K3 SV650S - Candy Copper;Lower Fairing Set;Fender Extender; Powerbronze Screen; HEL Braided Lines;