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Didn't see the reds...your good.

Amazing job! I'm glad someone took charge and they went into action.

RIP little guy...The 37 year old that was involved has got to feel like crap as well....

We're all good. I wouldn't do the festival weekend either, just pointing it out for scheduling. If you end up towards the PA side the ride back west along the Lake is nice to -the detour in Ashtabula. Chops Grill house has excellent food and would be a great link up place state route 534 and interstate 90. If i didn't think I'd slow you guys down I'd go. Enjoy. One last note watch for farm equipment and lots of deer.

Um ok thanks..."Wine and riding don't mix" is more of a statement, unsolicited. Example: one could gather from Connee Rot's statements that he is a fair weather rider that could not make it from the bottom of Pikes Peak to the top...My opinion was not warrented or needed, no basis in fact, just an opinion. I've been here a while just tend to keep my opinions to myself reference the police, riding styles, and general issues regarding what you should do... Back to the topic, found the map routes are 69 and 66 miles. Once you get on the routes there are good signs marking them. The second full weekend in October is the Bridge festival. Each stop will have food and drinks, antique cars, etc. I have a spare route map if someone needs a copy. Ya'all ride safe. Whether you eat, have a glass of wine (relax for an hour after), ride your sport bike with your helmet strapped to the seat, wave, don't wave, or what ever you like to do along the ride. Enjoy.

In Roundtown?

Thanks for the moral input, care to lecture on riding attire too? Read the entire sentence, do food and riding mix? Don't like it, don't do it, or consort with those that do. Like riding in the rain, cold, clouds, don't stop at a bar they'll force you to drink a beer.

My wife and I just did this ride in August, great time and great pictures. A word of advice: they have free maps that list two different routes. I would suggest reviewing them as some of the roads are dirt/gravel. No fun when wet and two up, coupled with possible wet leaves. Enjoy, hit a a couple of the wineries Ferrante is a good one the food is excellent.

Which one is you? Did you scream like a girl? Lagrange..isn't that Keystone country?

-22k here in Grove City

She's with good people, with their shit together. Safe travels.

Thanks, didn't make that one just read it. Had a great time though, put on about 600 miles. Went to some excellent wineries, ate very well. Did the covered bridges rides although wet gravel roads are not that cool.

In the Northeastern part of the state in Geneva, taking the bike and the wife. Any nice rides, or eats in the area. We're already doing several of the vinyards. Anything in PA or New York?

http://www.innline.com/hockingweb/hockingmember.asp?PropertyId=IL4302 There ya go.

Have a burger at Jimbo's...No you will not be harmed, nor will you be asked 'How much for thee little girl?" Well maybe not.

Great varmit gun, just don't try to fire military surplus ammo though it. It will miss fire, it will just dent the the cap and not fire. problem is (or was) the wide specs on military brass. If I fire good stuff, no issues.

Jimbos is fine for everyone. The whole don't start nothing won't be nothing applies. Most of us "wrinkled old guys" started on rockets or at least did a tour. My last bike before my street glide was a 9R. I decided I wanted to cruise in comfort, 06 with 30,000 miles...more If I had time. Go have a good time, the ridings great I get passed all the time.

A redneck engineering solution I've used in the past. Drive a steel screw in between the post and cable end (If it's the clamp on type). To remove the corrosion pour a can of coke on the terminals.

I'm in Grove City. Just post here and I'll send you an addy and number.

Anyone go? We had 340 bikes and raised over $25,000 for the Dayton Fisher House!

CVMA Tune up ride: Ok here's the deal. I can't resize this to something you can read so.....The ride starts and ends at the Columbus Quaker Steak and Lube. April 30th, registration is 0900-1100. The ride is sponsored by the Combat Veterans Motorcycle Association, and we welcome everyone (rain or shine) 100% of the funds raised go directly to Fisher House (Like a Ronald Mcdonald house for wounded service persons families). For $20.00 you will get free admission to the AMA museum plus lunch. 80 miles or so later back at the Lube for a live band, auction, (Rich the Lube guy is awesome at this) and a good time. Once again it's not restricted to to Harleys or veterans, the more the better. Goldilocks.

Unless it's changed if you are in the intersection "prior" to the yellow you are required to complete the turn. Subjective but you can argue in court...and win. Although I don't condone it my (departed) dad beat a DUI like that.

#3 is out. NSDQ.