BudDaytonRat

I forgot to note. The Reservation Restaurant is closed on Sunday.

6/25/2022. Would you ride 100 miles for a piece of coconut cream pie? Why yes. Yes I would. I took a motorbike Excursion from lovely Dayton, Ohio to the Reservation Restaurant in Milan, IN. Milan for those who don't know, won the Indiana State Basketball Tournament in 1954. The movie Hoosiers is based on this event. I strongly recommend a ride to the Reservation for their grub. It's on IN rt101 & rt350.

Tonik, a guy said the same thing on another forum I'm on. Wish I had the skills to do that.

127 mile Excursion on Bonnie today. Favorite backroads to Blanchester, Clarksville and back to the ranch by way of Bellbrook. If I were playing the slots in Vegas, I'd love to see all these sevens on the screen. Great day for a ride.

Here are some routes for Tn, Ge,Nc. Hope it's what your looking for. Enjoy your trip.

That shameless hussy sent me the same message. You mean it's not true. I'm crushed.

Thanks. Anybody else get a message from Orange 15 about some babe named Esla looking for some action. I can't log into my messages. I'm going to report it. It's a porn site and probably has every virus known. I didn't open.

Thanks gents. I mapped it out and didn't like all the slabbing. I found a route taking 23 to 460 to 19 to Tazewell. I'm an old retired dude so time is not a problem. I'll continue researching and if I have questions I will post. Thanks again.

I'm thinking of doing a motorbike trip to ride the Back of the Dragon in southeast Virginia. It's 330 mile from Dayton. Is it worth the time. It looks like it a decent road. comments please. Thanks.

I saw this Classic in Germantown on my Motorbike Excursion last week. It was in the shop for some minor maintenance.

It's hard to believe my 2001 retro Bonneville will turn 20 next year. I bought it new in March 2001. My favorite Triumph is (I've owned 5) is my 2nd a 1970 TR6C. I would love to have one. However they aren't cheap $10,000 plus. I think a project using a 2001-2005 Bonneville and making it look like the TR6C would make more since and be much easier to maintain. To answer the question yes I would

I heard on our local news here in lovely Dayton, Ohio that Governor DeWine signed the law allowing us to use earplugs and listening devices. Well done sir. Maybe you can get an appearance on Pawn Stars  and sell the pin for big bucks. LOL. Congratulations!

I called my State Senator. I did not speak to anybody. I left a message about the earplug issue.

Jim, I was a little late coming to this party. I have posted your original post on Britrider.com, www.triumphrat.net, Ducati Monster Forums, and Ducati. org. Below is a reply to my post on Triumph.Rat. The rider is from Lorain County Ohio. I will ad your last post to my posts on these sites. Hopefully we can get this stupid law repealed. Any idea how many riders in Ohio have been ticked for the earplug violation? 

Great idea - Thanks for providing the link & an example letter.
I just sent my own letter to Senator Manning (District 13). Hopefully they'll listen!

Done, I'm going to share with all my Moto Pack Pals.

When the Wizard of February gets rid of most of the road salt and grants one an almost 50 degree sunny day. What do you Do? You take a 107 mile motorbike Excursion, you get the tag for our Pack's MOTO Tag game. The tag was a a Veterans Memorial for all the Services. I did this ride Sunday, The Veterans Memorial is just west of Shandon, OH.  

Thanks for the replies all. Did anyone check Drew's blog?

What’s makes for a good “Day Ride”? This question was asked by my good friend and RAT PACK Pal Drew Faulkner in his latest Moto Adventurer Blog post. Good question Drew. When I go for a motorbike Excursion my normal rides are between 100 and 200 miles. I have done 300 to 400 mile rides in a day. I take a ride to Newberry, IN to visit my mother grave which is a 400 plus mile ride. I also take a ride to my old home town of Lebanon, IN a couple of times a year. Those rides are 300 mile plus rides. A lot of our group rides are 200 miles or more. Drew also wants to break down the ride as follows. How far is a good day ride? 100-400 miles works for me. How many hours in the saddle is “just right”? Depends on ride distance. Is it about the roads, or is it about the stops along the way? Both, I love backroads and stops for food, photos etc. Which is a better story, the awesome things you saw, or the unscheduled road-side repair you had to make on the way? The awesome things I see, unscheduled repairs ain't paying any rent. Is it the photos, the smells of the countryside, the flavor of local food, or the good company that joins you on the journey? All, of those things. Being the RAT PACK Historian I take a lot of photos. Exactly what do you look for in a “day ride”? Good weather, route, grub works for me riding solo, with one rider or a group ride. So what do you all think, what makes a good day ride?
You can find Drew's blog here if interested. https://motoadventurer.com

Welcome to the forum. FYI we have a local RAT Pack sponsored by Joe's Cycle Shop in Dayton, OH. Lean more about the Pack at www.Brirtrider.com

This is BudDaytonDuc from Dayton. The bike looks better in these photos then the ones on the Home Page. You might want to check out this web site. BritRider.com

I have a 2001 Triumph Bonneville in edition to my 2013 Monster EVO. We do monthly rides weather permitting. All riders are welcome. I need another Ducati Rider since my friend Andy who has had serval Ducati motorbikes was transferred to Nashville. I'm BudDaytonRat on BritRider.

18 minutes ago, Anden said:

Enjoy her. Allen was calling her Roxy Btw.

Lee, did you sell the your Sprint?

Sold.