max power

Joy.

Will do. Might have to bail because the kid is in the all-star game on saturday. Will fed-ex them if not.

TOTAL douchebag move. But, would we expect anything less?

Yeah, and they are so nasty, the dog wont even chew on them.

Thats it!!!

Its a farmer Bob hat. I'm wearing one right now. You can be just like me.

Black hat, 90's style.

Awesome!! Glad to see some peeps wanting to support a great cause. There is lots of money raised for cancer research, but not much for the people who have it. This will help those who have cancer and less than adequate insurance tremendously and help the hospice keep up its motto of "nobody gets turned away". I will be bumping the hell out of this and pimping it hard. The Pickering House and FairHope Hospice deserves all the help we can give them.

Casper, just say no to drugs, M'kay?

Thanks man.

Hey guys, As I'm sure most of you know, my father just passed from brain cancer. FairHope Hospice and Pickering House provided unbelievably excellent care for him in his final weeks. They are a beautiful non-profit facility and depend alot on volunteers and donations. No one is turned away for lack of money, and thats what 100% of the donations are used for. I can not say enough about how wonderful this facility and its staff is to its patients and their families. I know most of us stay away from poker runs, but please consider turning out for this event. Lets make this an OR event to remember. I cant think of a better cause. More details to follow, but here is what I have so far: WHAT: Poker Run for Fairhope Hospice/Pickering House WHEN: Saturday July 31 @ 10:00 START: Old Town Tavern 10985 Winchester Rd. Canal Winchester 43110 Breakfast provided.

Where the hell is Kawi Kid? This is right up his alley.

I'd be down if it wasnt in Delaware on a tuesday night.

Thanks to everyone who made it out yesterday for the showing and today for the funeral and procession. My dad loved everything about motorcycling and never met anyone on two wheels that he didnt call friend. You all are now his friends. We sincerely appreciate you taking the time out of your day to be a part of our family. It really meant alot to us. Thank you.

Nice Yammie. Welcome to the dark side.

Thanks guys.....and Holly.

Yes, Camrys rawk!!! Still no pics?? Must be "beat to shit".

Thanks Moose. He really liked "that big kid on the cruiser".

Keep it. Its made for that bike.

Damn Holly, that sucks. Keep your head up and keep putting one foot in front of the other.

Thanks guys. There is a Wal-mart right across the street from the funeral home. You guys can meet where ever you want and ride in the procession from the funeral home to the cemetery. I may ride also, havent worked out the details yet. I know this is on Monday and alot of people have to work. If you can make it, cool. If not, its totally understandable. Please dont anyone cause yourselves any grief with your employers. My dad loved riding and would be tickled that you guys would want to show up and ride in his procession. My step-mom loves and welcomes the idea. I will also be setting up a memorial ride later in the summer to ride some of his favorite roads around Hocking. There will be a bluegrass band performing at the grave side service. Obit will be in friday and saturday Dispatch: Steven Detty, 60, of Lancaster (formerly of Canal Winchester) passed away peacefully July 17, 2010 after a courageous battle with cancer. He was born May 9, 1950 in Columbus to Patricia and Raymond Detty. Preceded in death by nephew Corey and beloved dog Chubbs. He is survived by his wife Deborah Detty, sons Shawn (Angel) Detty, Chad (Billie) Detty and daughters Sarah (Doug) Hammond and Amy (Steve) Agganis. Also survived by his grandchildren Allison, Harry, Wyatt, Michael, Eli, Dexter and Niko. Survived as well by sisters Sharon (Ron) Lunn, Becky (Chauncey) Morey, Karen Detty and brothers Gregg (Chrissy) Detty, Tim Detty and many nieces and nephews. Steven was a loyal employee of AEP for over 30 years. He was twice past Master of Potter Lodge 540 F&AM. He was a member of Southgate-Potter Lodge 782 F&AM. And he was also a member of the grand chapter of Royal Arch Masons of Ohio, Walnut Chapter 172. He has a degree in Rush Lodge of Traders and Confidence degree F&AM. Steve attended Rio Grand College where he excelled as lead in several theatrical productions. He loved motorcycling and 4-wheeling. Many thanks and gratitude to the staff of FairHope Hospice and The Pickering House. Your care and kindness can never be repaid. Calling hours will be observed Sunday, June 20th 2- 4pm and 6- 8pm at Spence Funeral Home in Canal Winchester. Funeral Services will be conducted Monday, June 21st at 11:00am with burial proceeding at Wesley Chapel Cemetery Rockmill Rd. Donations to Pickering House may be made in honor of Steve. "Watch for Deer"

My dad had that same year/color nighthawk brand new when I was a kid. I rode many miles on the back of it in football gear going to games and practice. I would pay a small fortune to get another one in good condition. Awesome bike.

Hawt!!!!!!