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Wish i'd seen this earlier - could have popped in for a coffee dude.Kwacky wrote:Took the SX out for a couple of hours. I headed down towards Worcester way. Mixed amounts of traffic, a few road works and some showers but it was time on the bike so it's all good.
A44 bypass is a joke. I have to get on the M5 north most days and find it's actually quicker to go through the city centre than piss about with the new bypass. Do you ever stop off at Dom's Bike Stop in Leominster?Kwacky wrote:Took the SX out for a couple of hours. I headed down towards Worcester way. Mixed amounts of traffic, a few road works and some showers but it was time on the bike so it's all good.
Is that the one near IKEA? It's been gridlocked both times I've been on it if so. Stupid road that seems to go the long way to nowhere.Tuffers wrote:A44 bypass is a joke. I have to get on the M5 north most days and find it's actually quicker to go through the city centre than piss about with the new bypass. Do you ever stop off at Dom's Bike Stop in Leominster?Kwacky wrote:Took the SX out for a couple of hours. I headed down towards Worcester way. Mixed amounts of traffic, a few road works and some showers but it was time on the bike so it's all good.
Biker heaven in our area IMHO ,Evesham ,Pershore into the cotswolds or out past Malvern into mid walesC00kiemonster wrote:All this talk of Worcester area. I live there now.
A list of good places to head for biking would be handy - i'm hoping to get the bike back to the house this weekend so i can use it!
One of the reasons i moved herePerkles wrote:Biker heaven in our area IMHO ,Evesham ,Pershore into the cotswolds or out past Malvern into mid walesC00kiemonster wrote:All this talk of Worcester area. I live there now.
A list of good places to head for biking would be handy - i'm hoping to get the bike back to the house this weekend so i can use it!
Amazing roads if you hit them at the right time
loads of good MX tracks as well ,when you getting an off road bikeC00kiemonster wrote:One of the reasons i moved herePerkles wrote:Biker heaven in our area IMHO ,Evesham ,Pershore into the cotswolds or out past Malvern into mid walesC00kiemonster wrote:All this talk of Worcester area. I live there now.
A list of good places to head for biking would be handy - i'm hoping to get the bike back to the house this weekend so i can use it!
Amazing roads if you hit them at the right time
I found it by chance. I didn't go to Leominster very often and on the way back from B&Q I saw a load of bikes parked up in a field. I googled it when I got home https://www.facebook.com/Doms-Bike-Stop ... 554272615/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; I pop in quite often now for a cuppa. They do breakfasts, burgers etc. I also joinedKwacky wrote:No mate. I don't think I know where that is.
Where in Worcester are you mate? I moved down 5 years ago to a small village between Worcester and Bromyard. We're about half a mile off the A44. Sundays in the summer sounds like Brands HatchC00kiemonster wrote:All this talk of Worcester area. I live there now.
A list of good places to head for biking would be handy - i'm hoping to get the bike back to the house this weekend so i can use it!
. If I want to do a short run I'll ride down to Leominster, have a cuppa at Dom's Bike Stop, head for Hereford and peel off towards Gloucester then take the Hereford-Worcester road towards the A44 and head back home. It's about 50 miles.I'm in St John's, near the centre.Tuffers wrote:Where in Worcester are you mate? I moved down 5 years ago to a small village between Worcester and Bromyard. We're about half a mile off the A44. Sundays in the summer sounds like Brands HatchC00kiemonster wrote:All this talk of Worcester area. I live there now.
A list of good places to head for biking would be handy - i'm hoping to get the bike back to the house this weekend so i can use it!
I went out on a nice evening ride with a neighbour in the summer. Home-Leominster-Hay on Wye (fish and chips)-Abergavenny-Hereford stopping for a pint here https://www.threehorseshoesallensmore.co.uk/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; and then home.
Been to Wales a few times on the bike and the roads are different class. The cafe in Llandovery is a good place to head for http://www.westendcafe.co.uk/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Not far from me. I'm about 7 miles from St John's out in the sticks. My nearest chippy is Hooked 2 Broadway GroveC00kiemonster wrote:I'm in St John's, near the centre.Tuffers wrote:Where in Worcester are you mate? I moved down 5 years ago to a small village between Worcester and Bromyard. We're about half a mile off the A44. Sundays in the summer sounds like Brands HatchC00kiemonster wrote:All this talk of Worcester area. I live there now.
A list of good places to head for biking would be handy - i'm hoping to get the bike back to the house this weekend so i can use it!
I went out on a nice evening ride with a neighbour in the summer. Home-Leominster-Hay on Wye (fish and chips)-Abergavenny-Hereford stopping for a pint here https://www.threehorseshoesallensmore.co.uk/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; and then home.
Been to Wales a few times on the bike and the roads are different class. The cafe in Llandovery is a good place to head for http://www.westendcafe.co.uk/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Apex ,grafton manor,little London enduro, Bromyard all 30-45 minutes apart great tracksTuffers wrote:MX track at J6 M5 and there's one just outside of Bromyard. I got speaking to the owner of the Bromyard MX track a couple of months back. Apparently he's a mate of Henry Cole and they're filming a tv program together this month about metal detecting.
