Mr. 0

It looks like it'd be a bit of a drive from you, but you might check out Mobile Cycle Works in Ashley. I had them look at my '71 Triumph Bonneville for ignition problems and a few other things. They fixed it right up for me. They all seemed very knowledgeable especially about vintage bikes. From the owner's profile on the site. "John has been in the motorcycle repair business for over 35 years. He's a factory trained Harley-Davidson and Yamaha mechanic. His specialties include H-D's, Vintage/Antique, British (Vintage), and diagnosing electrical issues." https://www.mobilecycleworksinc.com/

The Pinto before I pulled the motor to clean-up/repaint everything under the hood. The Barracuda

I used to be a member here probably starting some time around 2004, maybe. I don't really remember. I got away from racing and stopped checking in here. A couple years ago I wanted to see what was going on with CR.com, created a new username, and never posted my initial post/s to get repped in. I'm finally getting back into racing myself instead of just watching so...here I am, again. I'm currently working on a couple of projected. I picked up a '78 Pinto with a 302 early in the summer. Shortly after I found a '66 Barracuda with a 360 that I liked more. I tried to sell the Pinto off to free up some room to work on the 'Cuda, but due to some deals that fell through I still have both. The plan is to dump the Pinto, fix a few minor things on the Barracuda and drive/race it this coming season. http://imgur.com/k9DK77n http://imgur.com/CHMiBmT

I just registered a new bike this morning in Delaware. My birthday is in December, and the lady said "This is good only until this December, but late fees are waived on motorcycles, so you don't have to worry about renewing it then if you don't ride over the winter. You can wait until the weather breaks." So yeah, it would appear that the late fees DO NOT apply to bikes.

Same boat here. I figured out the tag over on ADV, but it was just too far for me. Looks like you found quite a bit more snow than I did. Then again, I was only out about 20 minutes tonight, so I didn't have much time to get coated like that.

Couldn't help it, it was only a few miles from home. First time riding in the snow, not too bad though. Located in Ostrander on S Main St. at W North St. Next up. The Prospect of finding this should be elementary. Just ask Mr. Hughes to head to the N East, Market.

Been a lurker here for a while, but figured I'd pop in here since I noticed the "Ohio Riders" sticker. I was the CB250 that got in behind you on US-42 from Cardington to Delaware. I was trying to figure out what the TU250 was. That was the first I had seen one on the road. Nice looking bike.