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Sir Trev · 20-04-20, 06:29 PM

Oxfordshire border is only fifteen miles or so from my house, it's got less traffic (if you avoid Oxford and the A34) and is flatter and generally a nicer place to ride than my adoptive county of Bucks. H Caff is in Oxon and used to be a mecca for loud ****s pulling stunts making a right racket but I've not seen or heard that going on now for years. You do still get idiots with loud pipes screaming about the county (and I heard so many on Sunday, like Adam, it was ridiculous) but frankly the number of young lads with stupidly loud pipes on their badly lowered scrap-yard-dodging BMW 3-Series in and around Wycombe is far worse. But they tend to stick to town rather than nice A roads in the countryside so it's a different issue.

20-04-20, 06:29 PM	#3
Sir Trev Member Mega Poster Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: High Wycombe, where the chair factories used to be Posts: 1,479	Re: Oxfordshire doesn't like bikes Oxfordshire border is only fifteen miles or so from my house, it's got less traffic (if you avoid Oxford and the A34) and is flatter and generally a nicer place to ride than my adoptive county of Bucks. H Caff is in Oxon and used to be a mecca for loud ****s pulling stunts making a right racket but I've not seen or heard that going on now for years. You do still get idiots with loud pipes screaming about the county (and I heard so many on Sunday, like Adam, it was ridiculous) but frankly the number of young lads with stupidly loud pipes on their badly lowered scrap-yard-dodging BMW 3-Series in and around Wycombe is far worse. But they tend to stick to town rather than nice A roads in the countryside so it's a different issue. __________________ We are the Goon Squad and we're coming to town, BEEP BEEP!