[WeeMcD]

What businesses in the Pacific Northwest have you found to be particularly friendly to us riders with dirt on our faces and mud on the boots? We're not just talking biker bars here, let's find the ma and pa restaurants, camp grounds and other businesses that cater to rider's needs in the area.

 

[Rick]

I can't really speak about the Pacific Northwest, but if you come to San Jose CA on your way to somewhere else stop in the Green Bites Cafe. Bikers are always welcomed. In fact, stop by any Saturday morning and join in one of my group rides. They serve specialty coffee's and they make great breakfast crepes. Here's a recent photo.

 

[enumclaw]

The Lewis and Clark Resort in Kamiah, Id. Can't say enough good things about them. We've had our longest running COG rally there for the last 4 or 5 years (had it in another location for 15 years before that), and they have always been great.

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[happypuppy]

I would have to start with Timberline Motel and Motorsports in Peshastin off highway 2 outside Leavenworth. Cool bikes and people. The former owners of Alices

 

[hoebster]

It has been several years since my last visit, but the Blue Ridge Motorcycle Campground caters to motorcycles offering cabins and grass to place your tent.

 

[vaara]

A couple of years ago, I checked into the Ocean Suites Motel in Brookings, OR, and the nice little old lady behind the desk gave me a 10% motorcycle discount.

 

[WeeMcD]

Where are the motorcycle-themed places that are not to miss in the PNW? Do you know of motorcycle-themed cafes, pizza joints, significant historical places, museums, etc?

 

[happypuppy]

In Kirkland. A lot of cool Italian racing items much of it is around bikes. http://www.cafeveloce.com/


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