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Re: Breakfast at loomies cafe,
Posted: Jan 6th, '17, 20:04
by bkingalan
Work permitting will be up for it
Re: Breakfast at loomies cafe,
Posted: Jan 7th, '17, 01:58
by r1dave
im up for a tag along

Re: Breakfast at loomies cafe,
Posted: Jan 9th, '17, 13:17
by Cuckoo
Hopefully I can get time off work as I'm working that weekend. Wont be riding with you as I live in Portsmouth and Loomies is my 'local' Meet you on top of Portsdown hill, and lead you on a nice route to Loomies. Be good for you lot to come to my neck of the woods, makes a change me riding from Hampshire to Devon even before I start a ride out!
Re: Breakfast at loomies cafe,
Posted: Jan 9th, '17, 17:18
by Andy900
Cuckoo wrote:Be good for you lot to come to my neck of the woods, makes a change me riding from Hampshire to Devon even before I start a ride out!
Know the feeling, and I am not as far East as you.

Re: Breakfast at loomies cafe,
Posted: Jan 9th, '17, 17:41
by menzies3032
Re: Breakfast at loomies cafe,
Posted: Jan 10th, '17, 10:03
by menzies3032
Wife pass is approved

for the Saturday but as its Easter on the Sunday

would not be able to attend so might i kindly request we go for Saturday then I am in

Re: Breakfast at loomies cafe,
Posted: Jan 10th, '17, 19:02
by jock
menzies3032 wrote:Wife pass is approved

for the Saturday but as its Easter on the Sunday

would not be able to attend so might i kindly request we go for Saturday then I am in

I'm also good for Saturday but not Sunday's!
Re: Breakfast at loomies cafe,
Posted: Jan 10th, '17, 19:16
by Ruffian
I was thinking of the Saturday as then can do the "family" thing is people have to on the sunday,
As for route will be contacting a couple of you for advice/local knowledge
Re: Breakfast at loomies cafe,
Posted: Jan 10th, '17, 22:52
by goatpants
I have an idea for a route. The 272 is the bikers choice around there but I think it's quite boring tbh. Trouble is we are spoilt for choice down here lol. I went past Loomies a lot of years ago and it was rammed with bikes, but I'm going back to my VTR days so it would've been late 90's.
Re: Breakfast at loomies cafe,
Posted: Jan 11th, '17, 10:17
by Gimlet
From the south west, assuming you're not going the congested motorway/dual-carriageway coast route you really need to head to Salisbury. Various options from Exeter though if you're going early enough on a weekend I'd still pick the A30 all the way to Salisbury as apart from a few boring stretches like between Crewkerne and Sherborne its not a bad road when the traffic is light.
Its how you get from Salisbury, round Winchester to West Meon, avoiding if possible the busy A34. Its easy and the traffic is generally light but the obvious routes are straight and boring, especially the A272 Andover Road North.
The old Stockridge road and sneaking round Winchester to the south through Twyford, Morestead maybe. Dunno..
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Re: Breakfast at loomies cafe,
Posted: Jan 11th, '17, 19:21
by Red5
Re: Breakfast at loomies cafe,
Posted: Jan 11th, '17, 20:30
by Gimlet
Everywhere in the world south of Salcombe and North of Weston-Super-Mare is bitterly cold and torrentially wet in April. I wouldn't bother. You're better of with a light drizzle and a bacon butty in Hampshire.

Re: Breakfast at loomies cafe,
Posted: Jan 15th, '17, 16:53
by Red5
Re: Breakfast at loomies cafe,
Posted: Jan 15th, '17, 19:14
by MellowYellow
Gimlet wrote:.
The old Stockridge road and sneaking round Winchester to the south through Twyford, Morestead maybe. Dunno..
That's the way I took my lot, then across to Carhampton and up the 32...

Re: Breakfast at loomies cafe, April 15th
Posted: Jan 15th, '17, 22:55
by billinom8s
is this turning out to be a 400 mile round trip burger?