Free bike parking for motorcyclists could be scrapped nationally because information needed to oppose the move has been kept from riders, according to campaigners.

Under law people have six months to object to new parking charges for motorcycles becoming permanent. But public notices telling riders vanished within days of the charges being introduced.

A campaign group says motorcyclists across the country will lose long-standing free bike parking bays and urges riders to sign the group’s petition on Number 10’s website at

Deadline to sign up by: 06 March 2009

http://petitions.number10.gov.uk/bikeparkingfees/

Signed up for that one.......

Here`s a couple more for you to sign !!

One for the ban on the introduction of "Cheese Cutter type road side crash barriers

http://petitions.number10.gov.uk/cheesecutters/

One for making inspection hole covers less slippy

http://petitions.number10.gov.uk/motorcycleman/

A bit late on the manhole covers. They are already introducing them as we speak. Most of the covers in and around London have, or are in the process of being, replaced and the rest of the cities will be following suit.

job done signed all three.....we still have dam slippy manholes down here,...scared me a time or two on dark wet nights whilst on two wheels

job done signed all three.....we still have dam slippy manholes down here,...scared me a time or two on dark wet nights whilst on two wheels

not really interested in slippy man holes, but slippy female holes, that's a different kettle of fish

not really interested in slippy man holes, but slippy female holes, that's a different kettle of fish

That just made me sick up in my mouth a little bit . God bless you.

A bit late on the manhole covers. They are already introducing them as we speak. Most of the covers in and around London have, or are in the process of being, replaced and the rest of the cities will be following suit.

May be in London, but not out in here in Lincolnshire,,,,,, but then again, we are north of Watford Gap and still use push bikes and wear flat caps