Not the one in Yorkshire... if anyone has any suggestions re good places to park at the railway station end of town, be good to hear them. -- jeremy '02 Fazer 600 in blue _______________________________________ jeremy at hireserve dot com
IIRC you can stick your bike in any pay and display bay for free as long as it doesn't take up the whole bay. http://www.motorcycleparking.com/parking_london.htm Failing that there is a bike bay in front of the theatre, at the corner of the green, and another bay in front of the Cricketer's pub, again on the green. In fact there are bike bays all over the shop.
Yes - I haven't done this myself, but I see lots of bikes in P&D bays and in residents parking bays too, especially in the summer when people congregate on the green and in the pubs on the river, most of which are surrounded by P&D and resident's parking bays.
Cheers, that's very helpful - actually there was a link through to http://www.richmond.gov.uk/depts/env/envops/parkingenf/Motorcycles_and_C oaches.htm which backs up the info on the motorcycleparking.com web site. -- jeremy '02 Fazer 600 in blue _______________________________________ jeremy at hireserve dot com
Usable URL: Richmond is OK for bikes. Basically you can park anywhere that doesn't stop them collecting revenue, and there are loads of designated spaces too. Normal to the pavement on the white lines between any roadside car bays is favourite, including Resident's Parking Bays. Best to choose the end ones though, and to park *in front of* a car, not behind it. Far too many blind 4*4 drivers. There are plenty of suitable spaces in the car park behind the station, approaching from the A406 Chertsey Rd and hanging a left just before the Station. Becoming a very biker-friendly borough.
