Not just in Bangladesh but across the global biking community, there’s one common culture- having a designated meet-up spot or a must-stop location during a ride or following route to connect with fellow bikers. Several such biker Cafes are well known globally and Loomies Moto Cafe is one of them.

Loomies Moto Cafe In The UK

Located in the heart of the South Downs, UK, this Cafe is famous among old-school bikers as a stopover point, a place for light snacks, and a key milestone along the surrounding riding routes. Loomies Moto Cafe is known as a perfect biker meetup spot and has preserved its operations and traditions for many years.

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Paul Fullick, the General Manager of Loomies Moto Café, shared his origin story in an interview with the international motorcycle blog MCN:

“The Cafe was originally started as a small home Cafe by a few cottage-owning entrepreneurs. They thought it had great potential, but in the 1990,s it didn’t gain much attraction, and they were forced to shut it down.

The place remained abandoned for years. A few local bikers saw its potential as a perfect biker Cafe and took the initiative to restore it as Loomies Moto Cafe.”

The Cafe gradually gained popularity, and Paul was one of its regular visitors. The Guinness Cake was a favorite item among him and other bikers from the menu. When it was removed from the menu, Paul was genuinely upset.

Then he joined the cafe as a baker. Few months news broke that Loomies might close again. Paul, moved by a deep emotional connection and a biker’s spirit and decided to take ownership of the Cafe himself. For the past eight years, he has been successfully operating it.

To enhance the experience, Paul even cleared nearby woodlands to allow for camping. During the summer, the parking area sees gatherings of over a thousand people. Beyond biker hangouts the Cafe also hosts drag races, gymkhana events, and modification displays.

Paul Fullick added, "We love creating a hub. Loomies Moto Cafe isn’t just about selling snacks over a counter. It represents the emotions and passion of the biking community.”

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