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peter bradbury

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want to stay at oban in june this year four 2 knights not bean to scotland befour has it got cheap b.b digs and is thear good biking roads up thear it will be just me and a mate are the roads still cobbles and gas lamps:thumb2
 
Roads what roads? There are no roads to Oban, so probably best to stay at home.

And....before anyone else gives you a hard time about it, why the bloody hell have you posted this in the 1200 forum?

:)
 
Roads what roads? There are no roads to Oban, so probably best to stay at home.

And....before anyone else gives you a hard time about it, why the bloody hell have you posted this in the 1200 forum?

:)

An elitist thing? :nenau
 
Oban is a fantastic spot, lots of b+b,s hostels and pubs,, very scenic,
Scotland has some of the best biking roads in europe,
Why is this in the 1200 section
 
Oban is a fantastic spot, lots of b+b,s hostels and pubs,, very scenic,
Scotland has some of the best biking roads in europe,
Why is this in the 1200 section

Only the superior performance and handling of the 1200 - can fully exploit the fine roads........... :rob

Al :D
 
Only the superior performance and handling of the 1200 - can fully exploit the fine roads........... :rob

Al :D

I couldn't agree more. Oban and the GS go together like Brad and Angelina. I needed all of the capabilities of my GS to maximise enjoyment of the stunning roads from Inverary to Oban and then Oban to Fort Augustus. I stayed at the Alltavona Guest House (thanks to the MCN Welcome book) which has a great location on the prom and is just a short walk to the town.
 
Och aye

You'll love it, scenary is good should be two early for the midges!!/
 
No, he's quite correct, Mike. However, there are usually other limitations....:augie

Umm, OK...;)

Now, what were we discussing earlier.... you've obviously bitten down quite hard on your metaphoric tongue with this one... :D
 
oban and scotland made for GS

you got to be kidding , have you not heard about the place they call scotland, just made for a GS and bike touring, just made for bike touring ...
make sure you take the road across rannoch moor and down thro glencoe, just awesome. You will drop down glencoe past the fantastic buachaille etive mor standing at the head of glencoe

If you can, stay at the famous clachaig Inn in glencoe, get yourself in the boots bar for some beers :beer: and enjoy some great scottish local bandswww.clachaig.com/p/v/the-bars/ :beerjug:

get out there !
 
Umm, OK...;)

Now, what were we discussing earlier.... you've obviously bitten down quite hard on your metaphoric tongue with this one... :D

There comes a point where one has to stop pissing into the wind....:rolleyes:
 
I suppose if you've not been before, Oban is a good place to start, every other hen shed is a b & b... but everything is much much better further north...but if you are on a 1200, I suppose you are nearer help in Oban.
 
...and what's wrong with the green shed on the pier?...not smart enough for 1200 owners I s'pose.....best crab sandwiches in the land...
 
...and what's wrong with the green shed on the pier?...not smart enough for 1200 owners I s'pose.....best crab sandwiches in the land...

The Chentlemen riders of the 1200 will be heading to Eusk on the north pier, or perhaps the Seafood Temple?

Upmarket establishments both ,who don't cater to the likes of 1150 owners and others from the lower social orders.

The Kitchen Garden - over the road from where bikes park on the front, has a great wee cafe upstairs where you can get a good coffee to go. The wee chipper just opposite on the left is one of the best two in town.
 


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