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wendys off of 70 in zanesville

Ho No:lol:

Whos riding to Roll on columbus we can take 70 to HNW meet up early

I wish he would try that here

fixed

FEDS DEA lol

or a B-king

funny stuff

Never put a bike in a bike show. Im riding to the event

Enter the Roll On Columbus Bike Show Exhibit your antique or custom motorcycles at Roll On Columbus, May 22, at PromoWest Lifestyle Pavilion in the Columbus Arena District. All proceeds will go to Nationwide Columbus Children’s Hospital. No Entry Fee There is no fee for entering your motorcycles. There will be five classes as follows: Class A1 Antique, American Pre-War (1900 thru 1945) Class A2 Antique, American Post-War (1945 thru 1985) Class A3 Antique, European (prior to 1985) Class A4 Antique, Japanese (prior to 1985) Class A5 Antique, Scooter (prior to 1985) Class C1 Custom, American V-Twin (any year) Class C2 Custom, European (any year) Class C3 Custom, Japanese (any year) Class C4 Custom, Scooter (any year) No Overnight Expenses Bikes will be set up between 8 and 11 a.m. on the morning of May 22 Bike show closes at 6 p.m., after which bikes can be removed Awards will be announced at 7 p.m. Awards Each motorcycle will receive a Participation Award. A Peoples Choice Best In Show Award will be given in each of the nine classes. Click here to register for the bike show. For more information, call Ed Youngblood at 614-519-2843, or e-mail jungleeddy@aol.com. Roll On Columbus is organized by Ohio Motorcyclists for Children, a non-profit charitable organization. For more information about OMC, go to www.ohiomcforchildren.org.

I was thinking about showing my bike at roll on columbus. Is any body else showing there bike at this event. Do you think my bike is worthy of showing it

My girl has her fingers cross for nice weather this weekend

Any planning on going on this ride its a cruise this weekend

My girl go for it fri. sat. sun. this weekend. Hope she does good its at the zaneville's college

Sent it

Going to be sending funds today

Im in for rolling on Columbus

save your money way to high