Casper

My first long ride was to the Gap on a 600RR. Slabbed down. Had fun. Slabbed home.

What are you trying to say...?

That's my plan.

I love this bike. Wish it wasn't so damn expensive.

welcome

That sounds very neckbeardish.

I always wear a full leather suit (1pc or 2pc).

171 days until most of us take off to head down.

That's a sweet looking bike.

Nope. Didn’t pay attention. Haven’t been to that in a few years. It started to suck and become a drunk pirate fest, and kept getting smaller and smaller. Haven’t been back since. I’m cool with changing the weekend if folks want.

Any word on dates yet? I plan on trying to make it.

I've lived in Pickerington for over 10 years and still have yet to visit the AMA Motorcycle Hall of Fame Museum. Let's change that. Meet at the museum around 11:00am. Afterwards we'll head across the street to "The Corner: A Bar and Grill" for some food and beverages. Admission: AMA Members: FREE Members of national motorcycle organizations: $9 Adults: $10 Students (ages 12 to 17): $3 Seniors: $8 Family Rate (parents and all single children under 18): $25 Children 11 and under: FREE AMA Motorcycle Hall of Fame http://www.americanmotorcyclist.com 13515 Yarmouth Dr Pickerington, Ohio 43147 The Corner: A Bar and Grill http://the-corner-a-bar-grill.business.site 10501 Blacklick Eastern Rd Pickerington, OH 43147

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Riding or volunteering?

Welcome. Good luck with the latest adventure (owning a shop).

Coming to Ohio to visit anytime soon?

I love that place. Can’t believe he closed it down. Definitely a shame.

It’s easy. She basically has three kids.

Fantastic to see you man. So glad you were able to make it.

I’m not sure who’s house I’m in but they’re pissed.

You suck. But I like it.

Awesome!

Carie's even coming out... so at least one person will be puking.

Wanna Skyline with us? Three way or four way. New guy picks.