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Piqua here...welcome

Welcome

Was last night the blood moon?

Cloudy with a chance of meatballs

You can always come to the meets too. And the rides, could always bring up the tail.

Welcome.... Gear and safety course.

Welcome

Not sure, but I know it would make either a good starter bike on the track or off.

Really good price, you could track it.

Welcome

Welcome

I sent them an email, waiting on response.

It will not be done, I am picking her up and they will call when it's ready for testing. I will have a PC V and tuned but no exhaust yet.

I hate thieves! There has been a string of break ins in Piqua too. Glad I am off Fridays now, one less day to worry. I hope they catch who ever it is and make an example out of them.

Welcome, nice bike.

Yes I will.

It produces riders that go 185 flapping their arms on the freeway... LBTS

Congrats.

That's why I stay in the kitchen. I have never been on Facebook or will.

Its perfect! Now if I could convince Hellmutt..... GLWS

Late.. but welcome

Sooooooo pretty..... I love the blue.

Congrats!

How would I know?!? I flush before I wipe you!

http://www.whio.com/news/events/festivals/motorcycle-event-to-ride-into-piqua-this-fall/nfR7z/ PIQUA — A new event celebrating motorcycling history and community is scheduled to roar into town Sept. 19-20.The concept for the Piqua BikeFest — One Hundred Years Later is based on local history, according to event organizers.In September 1914, the Hemm Brothers Harley-Davidson on North Main Street, now home to Piqua Granite, hosted a picnic with food, games and a ride around the local countryside.A commemorative photo of all participants and their motorcycles was taken that day. The Piqua BikeFest, now being planned, is promised to be a historic equivalent of that day, and more.Plans so far include:• A re-creation of the original picture on the site of the original picture• A bike show and stunt riders• Bands, food and vendorsOrganizers emphasize the event will be for people of all ages and those with or without a motorcycle.Activities are being planned for the city’s downtown and Gover Harley-Davidson on U.S. 36 east of Interstate 75.Gover-Harley Davidson has been in the community more than a dozen years. Jim Gover Jr., owner, is BikeFest committee vice president.Dean Lyman, a partner owner of Francis Office Supply downtown, is a BikeFest committee member. Organizers are reaching out to local clubs and organizations that might be interested in using the event as a fund-raising activity, she said.As the new event takes shape, updates will be posted on the event Facebook page and website, www.piquabikefest.com. For information about being a sponsor or vendor, contact Iron Cowboy Productions at 937-381-9389. For additional information or to volunteer, contact Jim Gover Jr. or Greg Foughty at 937-773-8733. - See more at: http://www.whio.com/news/events/festivals/motorcycle-event-to-ride-into-piqua-this-fall/nfR7z/#sthash.RDF9SGQd.dpuf