"To all motorcyclists, Bill was our guide when we took the Isle Of Man TT trip to Europe in 2001. I would recommend Bill be your contact for any travel in Europe. Even if you don't use his services he can provide some very helpful information.
Bill has some tour openings so if you are interested please contact him.
Ride swell"
Rich Sanderson. California, USA.
"I rented a motorcycle from Bike Tours UK in the spring of 2002. Bill Roughton was my choice because he made it easy to arrange (via email and phone) from California and he offered a really good deal. My wife and I met Bill in Nottingham and completed the paperwork in a cave that may be the oldest active pub in England. Bill is a true motorcycle enthusiast and as far as I am concerned a comrade. He showed incredible hospitality and accommodated our needs far above and beyond the ordinary. Our tour through the Cotswolds was splendid and the bike was awesome!"
Jon Hose
"I felt the training you gave in British traffic was paramount to my survival, and felt the fighter pilot stance in riding by watching Bill ride his Suzuki ahead of me, gave me the boldness we don't have here in America. All in all my experience enabled me to enjoy sport touring and to shed my Goldwings for a sport touring machine, thanks Bill." Steve from Wisconsin, USA
(Note; I do not offer "Training" as such, but for those unfamiliar with British roads, I will give pointers on things such as roundabouts, and filtering. People enjoy my guiding service, because they can just follow me, with no worries about maps and navigation, which leaves them free to enjoy the ride. Bill)
Note - I've been riding a bike for 30+ years now, and my natural pace might be a touch quicker than riders from North America are accustomed to. This is a big subject - but speed limits are higher here, and because the roads are more congested, riding in the UK can be a more frantic experience compared to some other countries. But, less frantic than others, eg. Italy!
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