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  1. Hi group,

    Does anyone know of anywhere in snowdonia where I can ride my motorbike to, leave helmet etc, and
    walk up the mountains. I am ideally looking for some kind of locker facility, is this a non starter,
    any idea's?

    Thanks

    Simon

  2. As a m/cyclist myself I found the best way was to get near to a railway or bigger coach station,
    they usually have lockers to rent.

    Bangor may be starter?

    Bryan Dorzet

    "simon gordon" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Hi group,

    Does anyone know of anywhere in snowdonia where I can ride my motorbike


    to,

    Quoted message said:

    leave helmet etc, and walk up the mountains. I am ideally looking for some kind of locker
    facility, is this a non starter, any idea's?

    Thanks

    Simon

  3. In article <[email hidden]>, simon gordon
    <[email hidden]> writes

    Quoted message said:

    Hi group,

    Does anyone know of anywhere in snowdonia where I can ride my motorbike to, leave helmet etc, and
    walk up the mountains. I am ideally looking for some kind of locker facility, is this a non
    starter, any idea's?

    Thanks

    Simon

    I can't think of anywhere near the hills with lockers. When I lived in Bangor I used to motorbike to
    the hills regularly and locked my helmet to the front wheel with a chain. You might want to put it
    in a heavy plastic back first to keep the damp out.

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  4. ...and the snails in urgh ;-)

    Quoted message said:

    .........You might want to put it in a heavy plastic back first to keep the damp out.

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