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Right then, with the North West ABR group sprinting away with 20 plus members its about time we South Midlanders got going.

The three founding principles behind the group are;

1 To meet up for Sunday morning breakfasts (they do them all day apparently) at a secret place discovered by Treadtrader which I'm sure he'll reveal to us soon.

2 Organise local and not so local ride outs – to meet up with other ABR groups.

3 To talk shite at all breakfast meetings

The term 'South Midlands' is loose but probably covers the area within the triangle between Birmingham – Oxford – Cheltenham.

If you'd like the idea of the above and want to join up do so here and post up on this thread.

We'll be holding our first meet as soon as Treadtrader lets us know where this fab breakfast place is. :blink:

What do you lot feel represents the Midlands best picture wise?

CRAIGREVO wrote:What do you lot feel represents the Midlands best picture wise?

A bag of scratchings

I'm north west of B'ham, so just outside of your designated area Alun. But I'm much closer to you than the North West group, so if you can stand a GS riding old git who loves scratchings, then I would love to join you lot for breakfast sometime.

Wandering Star wrote:I'm north west of B'ham, so just outside of your designated area Alun. But I'm much closer to you than the North West group, so if you can stand a GS riding old git who loves scratchings, then I would love to join you lot for breakfast sometime.

You, your GS and your scratchings are very welcome WS. Click the link in the first post to join.

Thanks for that. I look forward to hooking up with you guys in the not too distant future.

Here's the South Midlands Sunday breakfast meet up joint. It's called Glebe Farm and according to Treadtrader the eggs and bacon are tops.

The post code is CV35 9AE, it's on the Foss Way near Moreton Morrell

[map]CV35 9AE[/map]

Thanks again. I'm sure I can find that place, see you soon, weather permitting of course.

Glebe Farm do an excellent home farm brekkie.

http://www.thebestof.co.uk/local/warwic ... shop/55830

I've personally tested the brekkie to make sure it's up to ABR standards. Sorry no pics, maybe next time.

Hello, not really living in the area but know it quite well as I travel there to work, study and visit friends so thought I'd join, if that's okay.