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Molly
1st November 2009, 20:01
Saturday's ACC protest gathering was bloody good; really diverse bunch of bikes and riders. Got me thinking that it'd be good to have a place designated for similar gatherings each Sunday.

Back in the North West of the UK we had Devil's Bridge and Rivington Barn that'd be <i>heaving</i> with bikes every weekend (the bacon sarnie van used to do a roaring trade). Both venues were amongst some great, twisty roads.

Maybe the 'triangle' that houses the Blue Duck? It's well situated and I can't see the owners objecting to the extra business it'd bring.

Just a thought.

Molly
5th November 2009, 14:22
So, that's a no then....

dmouse
5th November 2009, 18:37
hiya molly have you thought about the harley rebels, they ride mid week and on a sunday, some ride on saturdays as well, so your a lancashire lass then !! i am a blackpublican lol was born in Blackpool by the seaside and the tower, o and i cannot forget the pleasure beach, god i am glad i am away from it now. hey did you get another harley mine is for sale and i would take a trade plus some green stuff, take it for a spin if ya want, if ya interested pm me take care and safe riding

dave

onearmedbandit
5th November 2009, 19:18
I've seen pics in the UK mags of those hangouts, looks like the turnouts are pretty huge. Akaroa is a common meeting place most summer weekends but the parking is so stretched out it doesn't become a 'gathering'. I for one would be keen, but then I work weekends.

rosie631
6th November 2009, 06:20
I'm keen. Or, if you just post a time, date and place on here people usually turn up.

Guzza
6th November 2009, 22:48
Marshlands Produce carpark, 412 Marshlands Rd would make a good meeting point for north bound rides. Close to Prestons Rd BP, plenty of room to line bikes up road side or carpark side. Not as handy as the Peg for some, but it does have a coffee shack! :) Check it out on google.

Mully Clown
7th November 2009, 04:33
Can't say I've been there since the new management. But it sounds like you're describing The Wheatsheaf.