copper1k

Best wishes and complete recovery for your friend Curtis.

How did this trip go? Would you recommend going down there to check it out? or was umm, kinda boring/dumb/waste of time heh

The trip was well worth it. Anytime you get to ride through Hocking Hills it is a treat.

The tunnel was a cool site. There is some weird abstract art painted inside the tunnel but no paranormal activity (the only let down).

I would definitely do it again.

It was gwood meeting you copper1k. And your friend on the scooter. I hope all

made it home safe.

Good riding with you Brent! Good roads, lots of fellow bikers out, spooky tunnel and a couple of good ol' boys throwing down a few. Throw in a stripper and you've got quite the good time....

I'm meeting in downtown Baltimore (256/158) at 10am.

I'm heading down through hocking to get to Moonville. We are probably leaving about 9:30 - 10am.

Hello there! and Welcome!

Welcome!

I want to head down and find this elusive tunnel that has such a haunted past.

This is the route I am planning but if I'm missing something along the way please suggest otherwise.

256 to 664 to 56 to 278 to hwy 3 and finally on to Twp rd 18?

For those that have been down there:

Is there a marked trail to the tunnel?

This one screams low budget but plenty of nudity. Especially if you are into green zombie flesh.

and they lived...? Poor choices by both parties.

Very sad to hear about this. RIP

Welcome back

Welcome!

My wife and I are taking the class in Delaware. Anyone else on here going?

Anyone taken it before?

What should I expect?

Welcome!

I had a blast, 79 was the best part of the ride. Who the hell needs roller coasters with a road like that.

It was also nice to put faces to names. Nice to meet all of you!

Add 1 to the head count...

I'm in for this one.

Oh crap, I get to the end of my tile project and the tile the toilet is on has too large of an opening so I have to re cut it. Problem is I took the rental back and can't justify renting it again for just one tile.

I already pulled the bad one up (in pieces) so I am at the point of no return.

I don't need to take the saw off site, I can just bring the tile with me and cut it there.

I sound a bit desperate but the is one of three ongoing projects and I am trying to get them all done before class starts next week.

Welcome! Vancouver B.C. was the best place to party for a 19 y/o living in Seattle. Oh, the stories....

Enjoy the riding here but try not to get bored with the scenery.

Welcome back! Thank you for your service.

Looking for restaurant suggestions? Today is my wife's birthday and also the perfect opportunity for us to go riding. I want to take her someplace nice not too far from Pickerington. She is still a new rider and doesn't like to travel far. We are still new to the area and have yet to explore.

Scenic route will be a bonus:smile:.

RIP Sam

RIP Cheryl

i live off refugee near 256, and have a rivet chain tool.

Chain is done thanks to Justin and his chain tool!

Thanks again for the help.

i live off refugee near 256, and have a rivet chain tool.

Well then, call me when you get a minute.

PM sent.

When doing the rivet part roll the master link onto the rear sprocket so it hold it for u while u rivet it.

I have everything done except the rivet part. I don't have a press tool so I've attempted a DIY c-clamp and flange pin. So far I can't get the pins to flare out. The last thing I want to do is use a hammer and punch to do it.

All suggestions welcome, except for buying a rivet tool.