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Bike meets in Germany
Over here in the UK we have bike meets in the summer usually at pubs out in the country and was wondering if anyone know of any in Germany around Bavaria and Black forest it would be nice to meet some German bikers while we are traveling through
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Hi Gary,
Yes, there are a few here in the Black Forest, the main ones being mostly evenings or on Sunday mornings, but there are also a few "general" meeting places, mostly at the scenic areas. Let me know which towns you're planning to visit in the Black Forest (and if possible, which weekdays you're likely to be there and I'll post a summary. Most meetings are on specific weekdays, and are therefore listed in the local bike mags under days of the week, rather than by town/area.
Hope this helps!
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Hi Gary,
Yes, there are a few here in the Black Forest, the main ones being mostly evenings or on Sunday mornings, but there are also a few "general" meeting places, mostly at the scenic areas. Let me know which towns you're planning to visit in the Black Forest (and if possible, which weekdays you're likely to be there and I'll post a summary. Most meetings are on specific weekdays, and are therefore listed in the local bike mags under days of the week, rather than by town/area.
Hope this helps!
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Cheers Mate
Bavaria we are stopping in Torwang at a biker hotel, black forrest probably somewhere near Touratech see what bits i can get, i meet lots of German bikers at Chateau Koenigsbourg last time i was near the black forrest, i will pick up some mags and see whats on
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Hi Gary,
The best tip I can give you is to go into any bike shop (this includes Touratech) and pick up one of the free bike magazines. You'll find them everywhere - they're A5 format and for the Black Forest area there are two: "BMM" and "Motorrad Spiegel", for Bayern, "Motorrad Szene Bayern". There are several pages at the back of each of these dedicated to bike meetings.
Have fun and if you're in my neck of the woods (Schwarzwald Nord/Mitte), drop us a PM a day or two in advance and I'll show you some good local roads and  !
Cheers
Dave
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Hi Gary,
The best tip I can give you is to go into any bike shop (this includes Touratech) and pick up one of the free bike magazines. You'll find them everywhere - they're A5 format and for the Black Forest area there are two: "BMM" and "Motorrad Spiegel", for Bayern, "Motorrad Szene Bayern". There are several pages at the back of each of these dedicated to bike meetings.
Have fun and if you're in my neck of the woods (Schwarzwald Nord/Mitte), drop us a PM a day or two in advance and I'll show you some good local roads and  !
Cheers
Dave
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Thank's Dave will do
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Is that up near Berlin ?
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