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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Anyone know of a open minded campsite preferably northwest or north wales where to areange a fab biker camp night ??"
I’ll do some homework on possible sites that are biker friendly |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Anyone know of a open minded campsite preferably northwest or north wales where to areange a fab biker camp night ??"
if anyone has any ideas on any sites let me know
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By * and BCouple
over a year ago
Durham |
"We need someone to take up the mantel haha
I know plenty of campsites. But never organised something with multiple people....
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If you have the knowledge of campsites you should team up with someone who has knowledge of organising   |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"We need someone to take up the mantel haha
I know plenty of campsites. But never organised something with multiple people....
If you have the knowledge of campsites you should team up with someone who has knowledge of organising "
Happy to try 
I'm thinking a small to medium site with basic facilities then if we get enough interest can commander the whole site? |
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By * and BCouple
over a year ago
Durham |
"Only problem is most campsites are rammed this year already, certainly in the lakes anyways, but we love a few beers round the tent  "
Bigger problem is when we helped someone set a fab biker rally up, us and couple of others all helped then just as tickets and invites would have been sent and on sale the organisers left the site without explaining to anyone. The site owners then got onto us for an explanation. We were just helping with info and stuff. They left a few of us up the creak. Not nice of them at all we thought. We did tell them from the start it wouldn't be easy but they were so up for doing it then let everyone down. That was 3 years ago. |
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By *B1000Couple
over a year ago
North Lakes and Manchester |
"Only problem is most campsites are rammed this year already, certainly in the lakes anyways, but we love a few beers round the tent
Bigger problem is when we helped someone set a fab biker rally up, us and couple of others all helped then just as tickets and invites would have been sent and on sale the organisers left the site without explaining to anyone. The site owners then got onto us for an explanation. We were just helping with info and stuff. They left a few of us up the creak. Not nice of them at all we thought. We did tell them from the start it wouldn't be easy but they were so up for doing it then let everyone down. That was 3 years ago. "
Just like 80% of the members on here, good job the other 20% are genuine and decent folk  hope you are both well |
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By * and BCouple
over a year ago
Durham |
"Only problem is most campsites are rammed this year already, certainly in the lakes anyways, but we love a few beers round the tent
Bigger problem is when we helped someone set a fab biker rally up, us and couple of others all helped then just as tickets and invites would have been sent and on sale the organisers left the site without explaining to anyone. The site owners then got onto us for an explanation. We were just helping with info and stuff. They left a few of us up the creak. Not nice of them at all we thought. We did tell them from the start it wouldn't be easy but they were so up for doing it then let everyone down. That was 3 years ago.
Just like 80% of the members on here, good job the other 20% are genuine and decent folk hope you are both well "
You are so right. We are both doing OK.
Good to be getting back out and about. Went camping for the first time this year up in Northumberland |
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By *asher11Man
over a year ago
market harborough |
"Only problem is most campsites are rammed this year already, certainly in the lakes anyways, but we love a few beers round the tent
Bigger problem is when we helped someone set a fab biker rally up, us and couple of others all helped then just as tickets and invites would have been sent and on sale the organisers left the site without explaining to anyone. The site owners then got onto us for an explanation. We were just helping with info and stuff. They left a few of us up the creak. Not nice of them at all we thought. We did tell them from the start it wouldn't be easy but they were so up for doing it then let everyone down. That was 3 years ago. "
i often wondered what happened to them only good thing to come out of it was getting to know you both |
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By *r TriomanMan
over a year ago
Malmesbury/Larkhill |
Love camping too! You're right about having good quality equipment, it makes such a difference to the whole experience. When I'm cycle touring in the UK, I don't carry any cooking equipment (saves weight and space) so I don't get to have a nice warm brew untill I've found a coffee shop or garage. |
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By * and BCouple
over a year ago
Durham |
"Love camping too! You're right about having good quality equipment, it makes such a difference to the whole experience. When I'm cycle touring in the UK, I don't carry any cooking equipment (saves weight and space) so I don't get to have a nice warm brew untill I've found a coffee shop or garage."
Couldn't do without stove n Kettle, coffee first before the day can start. But apparently as poster above says we are like the homeless so what would I know |
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By *r TriomanMan
over a year ago
Malmesbury/Larkhill |
"Love camping too! You're right about having good quality equipment, it makes such a difference to the whole experience. When I'm cycle touring in the UK, I don't carry any cooking equipment (saves weight and space) so I don't get to have a nice warm brew untill I've found a coffee shop or garage.
Couldn't do without stove n Kettle, coffee first before the day can start. But apparently as poster above says we are like the homeless so what would I know "
Lol. Thinking of buying a king sized box of Kleenex and selling them individually on a street corner... "Big tissue..." |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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We love it. Getting up to cook breakfast among everyone who is camping around you having great craic. Can't beat it, can't get that in a hotel. Secret is, buy good quality camping gear for a positive experience. "
Yes. Good equipment is essential |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Camping, is that where you spend lots of money on gear to live like a homeless person?
We love it. Getting up to cook breakfast among everyone who is camping around you having great craic. Can't beat it, can't get that in a hotel. Secret is, buy good quality camping gear for a positive experience. "
Camping is ace. My advice if any one wants it, is to fill a flask of boiling water just before bedtime. Then in the morning, as everyone is asleep and you want to watch the early morning sun, with damp grass under bare feet, you can make a brew quietly, without flashing up the petrol stove, and sit on your favourite camping chair watching a new day begin. Fabulous. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Well we’ve got a new tent and some gear, was going to do some wild camping to try it out but I like this idea better. However I’ve never camped for years and I’m not sure Kay ever has!!! So may need help putting it up. (Tent that is ) No idea how she will cope without hair dryer and straighteners. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Yeah I think you’re probably right, she’s used to premier inns !! We could be interested in Wooler, Northumberland is her favourite place so it’s definitely an option especially with electricity |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Why don't we try and pick a central campsite,so it's kind of fair on all UK fab bikers,there must be one,if we a look at where people are and try and find an equal distanced campsite,I'm sure there would be more interest.thoughts people? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Why don't we try and pick a central campsite,so it's kind of fair on all UK fab bikers,there must be one,if we a look at where people are and try and find an equal distanced campsite,I'm sure there would be more interest.thoughts people?"
Well considering most ‘bikers’ these days are fair weather and at best clock 1k miles a year I think several dotted over the uk would be more feasible than trying to organise one only |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Why don't we try and pick a central campsite,so it's kind of fair on all UK fab bikers,there must be one,if we a look at where people are and try and find an equal distanced campsite,I'm sure there would be more interest.thoughts people?
Well considering most ‘bikers’ these days are fair weather and at best clock 1k miles a year I think several dotted over the uk would be more feasible than trying to organise one only"
I actually think you'd be surprised how many would turn up,look at the bulldog bash people came from all over Europe,most rallies you'll get people come absolute miles so I think that statement is a tad unfair,and pigeon holing bikers , |
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By * and BCouple
over a year ago
Durham |
"Why don't we try and pick a central campsite,so it's kind of fair on all UK fab bikers,there must be one,if we a look at where people are and try and find an equal distanced campsite,I'm sure there would be more interest.thoughts people?
Well considering most ‘bikers’ these days are fair weather and at best clock 1k miles a year I think several dotted over the uk would be more feasible than trying to organise one onlyI actually think you'd be surprised how many would turn up,look at the bulldog bash people came from all over Europe,most rallies you'll get people come absolute miles so I think that statement is a tad unfair,and pigeon holing bikers ,"
You don't need everyone to attend, just enough numbers to make it viable. If anyone is wanting to organise this kind of event, if you private message us we can point you to a suitable venue for you to contact them. There was an avent in the final stages the other year but the organisers went unlos without contacting anyone they were cancelling. The owners of the venue couldn't believe it. The couple organising it were at the stage of selling tickets. All of us that had helped them along the way were left in the cold too. Terrible behaviour. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Why don't we try and pick a central campsite,so it's kind of fair on all UK fab bikers,there must be one,if we a look at where people are and try and find an equal distanced campsite,I'm sure there would be more interest.thoughts people?
Well considering most ‘bikers’ these days are fair weather and at best clock 1k miles a year I think several dotted over the uk would be more feasible than trying to organise one onlyI actually think you'd be surprised how many would turn up,look at the bulldog bash people came from all over Europe,most rallies you'll get people come absolute miles so I think that statement is a tad unfair,and pigeon holing bikers ,
You don't need everyone to attend, just enough numbers to make it viable. If anyone is wanting to organise this kind of event, if you private message us we can point you to a suitable venue for you to contact them. There was an avent in the final stages the other year but the organisers went unlos without contacting anyone they were cancelling. The owners of the venue couldn't believe it. The couple organising it were at the stage of selling tickets. All of us that had helped them along the way were left in the cold too. Terrible behaviour. "
yes,great idea,it would obviously have to be a whole weekend,plus for me it would be a great ride up,not sure I could organise something this big,it would take some organising,don't mind helping,marshalling ,maybe get there early and help set up. |
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By *kninjaMan
over a year ago
manchester |
I have been just the once.
It's been cancelled the last two years because of covid
It's good fun, beer, bands, bike show, and silly games.
Hope to get there again next year, already got my ticket. |
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I'll be heading to either north Wales or the lake district for a nights camping this Saturday, looking for a site with a pub to get a meal and a couple of beers,anyone else out and about this weekend? |
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