Going beaulieu, Any tips

[teuma86]

Hi all

Going to beaulieu Museum this weekend
Any tips on MUST SEE's there

As most probs guess, heading straight to the classic bike section.
I might be 22 but i love my classics

[D O G]

It's small enough for you to be able to see everything in one day.

When I went (a couple of years ago now), there was actually a classic/vintage bike meet on that very day. I hadn't planned on being there that specific day - just by chance.

[garth]

There's a Delorean.
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[Biker101]

I went a few years ago, was 15 at the time.

Its interesting but very small.
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[andi]

My tip is don't bother. Go to the Sammy Millar motorbike museum instead
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[Ariel Badger]

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My tip would be to do Beaulieu in the morning and Sammy Miller's in the afternoon, they are only 13 miles apart.
Sammy's is better for bikes obviously, I've met him and he's a nice bloke too.

[teuma86]

Hi all

Cheers for the advice.

We woke up a bit late. With the hours drive me and my mate took your advice and went to sammy Miller.

I loved it there, I have some pics but I cant get them onto my machine at the moment.

My new laptop with a SD card reader should arrive on Wednesday so I will upload some images for people then.

Another one who would recommend Sammy Miller if you love your classic bikes.

(Also, £5.90 entry for adults against £15.50 at Beaulieu )

[Knacker]

Dont miss the monorail iv been told to tell you
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[teuma86]

What about thw monorail?