Birdie
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It's not in a part of town where you would leave a remotely decent bike locked up in public, unless you had several Secret service agents standing guard.
i never leave home without my security teamIt's not in a part of town where you would leave a remotely decent bike locked up in public, unless you had several Secret service agents standing guard.
Fantastic place for a visit,A great place to visit ! It has 2 Land Speed Record cars in there .
You can also visit Coventry Cathedral whilst you are there and why not also visit the Lunt a reconstruction of a Roman Fort at Bagington and then the Whittle Museum where you can climb up inside an Avro Vulcan and an Armstrong Whitworth Argosy .Fantastic place for a visit,
According to the website, it says :-Was going to go a while ago @Birdie but awful weather intervened.
I know you weren't on a bike but do you have any info about secure bike parking?
I'm sure it was free when we went earlier this year .Is it a coincidence that this thread was started on the day that admission charges were introduced? Now £14 for an adult.
I've been a couple of times, and enjoyed it very much. My Viscount Aerospace (1979-85) came from a bike shop almost in the shadow of where the museum is now - something like Coventry Bike and Pram - anyone remember it? The museum's collection policy "focuses on significant material relevant to the history of Coventry road transport". I'm doubtful that my Viscount would've been eligible!
Is it a coincidence that this thread was started on the day that admission charges were introduced? Now £14 for an adult.
I've been a couple of times, and enjoyed it very much. My Viscount Aerospace (1979-85) came from a bike shop almost in the shadow of where the museum is now - something like Coventry Bike and Pram - anyone remember it? The museum's collection policy "focuses on significant material relevant to the history of Coventry road transport". I'm doubtful that my Viscount would've been eligible!