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Sell my motorbike in Boston
24th June 2016
A guide to riding your motorbike in Boston
You live in Boston and you want to sell your motorcycle. The selling itself is a simple process. The tough part is to extract the correct value of your steel steed from the sale proceeds. The model of your bike and its manufacturer plays a vital role in calculating the selling price. It follows that you can get the bike’s best value by selling it through trusted sites like ‘wewantyourmotorbike.com’. Do this and the best selling price is yours. Do not forget to update all the associated paperwork relevant to the bike sale. These includes the MOT certificate, the all-important service book and of course the V5C. You should take an organized approach to the process.
Motorbike clubs in and around Boston
The Boston Motorcycle Riders Association (BMRA) members meet every Tuesday evening. The membership is diverse and matched only the wide motorcycle range, which includes naked retros, sport-tourers, the classics and occasionally the sports bike. A number of other bike variants are seen as well.
The BMRA club nights and the committee meetings take place at Hammer & Pincers pub, located close to Oldrids Downtown. Riders also visit The Green in Wide Bargate. The BMRA is affiliated to Motorcycle Action Group or MAG- an important player when it comes to rider’s rights. The group is also affiliated to National Association of Bikers with a Disability (NABD). This organization assists disabled bikers to get on the road. The BMRA is exclusively tasked with organizing Boston Bike Night. This event takes place on the first Thursday of July in the evenings. It is possibly the largest biker oriented event taking place in the Southern UK. The BMRA eagerly accepts new members.
The Druids Motorcycle Club or Druids MCC, as it is popularly known, is based in Lincolnshire near Boston. This club organizes the annual Icy Ale Rally and Poser Rally.
Biker-friendly places
The following text lists out the regular bike haunts, bikers’ hangouts and normal gatherings in Boston and its immediate hinterland.
A57 Cafe: It is located on Lincoln Road, Odder. There are ample parking facilities and delicious food. According to biker legends, it serves the tastiest bacon roll in the UK. Outside seating is available.
Anglers: You can find it on High Street, Saxilby. A notable plus is the huge car park capable of holding up to 60 motorbikes.
Caenby Corner Cafe: It is at Glen Ham in Market Rasen. The cafe is quite biker friendly and has an excellent parking area.
Axe and Cleaver: It is situated on Keeling Street
Hawiian Eye Bikers Cafe: This establishment is to be found at Cleethorpes. The place holds regular bike nights during Thursdays all through the year. Food is quite good and can be enjoyed at reasonable prices. The staff is known to be cheerful and friendly.
Hartsholme Country Park Cafe: It is located in Hartsholme Country Park in Skellingthorpe. The owner extends a warm welcome to all bikers. The cafe is open seven days a week.
Hope Tavern: It is located on Caistor Road in Holton le Moor.
Horseshoe Public House: You will find this on London Road in Silk Willoughby. Bike nights are held on the first Tuesday of the month.
Iron Horse Ranch House: Situated on High Street in Market Deeping. Thursdays are bike nights from April to September. Both bikes and trikes are welcome.
Motortown Coffee Stop: The address is Brentwood House on Lincoln Road in Faldingworth. It opens at eight in the morning during summers and opens late on Wednesday nights.
Kitchen Cafe: It is located on Sleaford Road in Nocton Heath. Its plus points include friendly atmosphere and affordable food.
Lakeside Restaurant and Coffee Bar: Situated on East Road in Tetford. It offers splendid views of big fishing lakes. The property is fully licensed and has been recently refurbished. You can select from the well-appointed menu. Specialty coffees are available.
Salutation Inn & Snugzz: It is located at Sali on Church Street in Nettleton. It is on the seafront and bike parking is opposite Gibraltar Point and the amusements.
The Bay Horse: It is situated in North Somercotes. It is a traditional pub known for its fresh food. The outlet is well known for its flame-grilled steaks and serves excellent ale beer.
The Old Mill is located at Market Lane on Barton Upon Humber. Live music is played during weekends and showcases the best indie and rock music along with the alternative music.
Boston Camera guide
The guide lists a few pubs known for their hospitable attitude towards bikers.
Britannia: 4 Church Street Boston PE21 6NW
Coach & Horses 86 Main Ridge Boston PE21 6SY
Eagle 144 West Street Boston PE21 8RE
Folly 33 Market Place Boston PE21 6NH
Golden Lion 46 High Street Boston PE21 8SP
Goodbarns Yard 8 Wormgate Boston PE21 6NP
H2O 6 London Road Boston PE21 8AG
Kings Arms 13 Horncastle Road Boston PE21 9BU
Carpenters Arms20 Witham Street Boston PE21 6PU
Cowbridge Horncastle Road Boston PE22 7AX
Cowbridge Horncastle Road Boston PE22 7AX
Positive music is played at every one of these establishments.