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I need more from southern USA and south america, plus any scandanavian unchained, in fact where ever you are or have been will all add to making this a really useful resource for fellow riders.

So, thanks, in anticipation of your support.

My biking heroes.

www.hairybikers.com

Any fellow riders and foodie fans, take a look at www.hairybikers.com

These guys are my heros. Blokes like you and I, not celeb chefs, just riders that like to eat, lots.

Any Canadian unchaineds that are worth noting?
Plus I noticed someone from Nottingham on the site, what about the Ram Jam on the A1, or round Rutland and Melton Mobray (surely a pork pie).

Then we need more from the USA and the rest of the world too.

Then post here

Thanks folks.

of course another alternative is to keep the BMW thread at the top of the list with a pointless but addictive discussion, such as My favourite word, what I saw yesterday, how long is your hair today, the weather...you get the idea
I'd not advocate its use but I've seen it be successful.

Took my first ride north of the border into Canada and Vancouver in particular.

Stayed unchained at Le Soliel Hotel and ate in China town and at Granville Market, both have a wide variety of cheap and tasty places.

The glazed duck in the window always looks great and is good eating, and the market ...

...another BMW problem is that there are some very strong BMW websites that are brand specific, then there are sites for GS's and these too are highly populated.

It's a brand thing. I like the idea of Euro Bikes.

GSer.

I like to see the world as a place of almost undefinable diversity, but frequently find it to be a branded homogenised global corporate conformity...mctuckifriedburgersubhut...you could be anywhere once you step inside and the offerings are equally as average.

I don't mind bad, as long as there's a ...

I find myself, somehow, on the Pacific North West of the USA, north of Seattle and 100 mile short of real bacon (Canada).

Been here since 4.06 and it's okay.

Last year I rode across the US and then down to Death Valley, so 20k miles or there about, but I managed to confine Interstates to only 22 ...

A few tasters of unchaineds so far. Some from Scotland others from the US.
I still need lots more from anywhere in the world, but it's starting to get "interesting".



Surely the best pies in the world. They do mail order to but the run up to Lochinver is highly recommended anyway.

http://www ...