Connie14

Do it. Life is short!

I never trust weather forecasts that far out. With that said, I hope that is an accurate forecast. You are a better man than I. It would be hard to send away a new bike to storage.

I got 18 pages. Do we get disqualified if we have the last 30 posts to win the poll?

I am confused, so Stupid 1 and Stupid 2 have nothing to do with our elected leaders? Man, this has been a long winter. I just want to ride!

Last year, I ended up sending an email and talking to a guy from Columbus State that was tied into ODPS Motorcycle Ohio. Sometime later, they ended up setting up an ARC class for May or June. I dont have my old smart phone, so I don't recall the exact dates. I just remember it was just before a motorcycle trip to NC in late June. There are almost enough people interested to fill a class.

They should have went for a motorcycle ride instead. It always makes me feel better.

Last year the ARC wasn't offered right away. We had to keep checking back on the website. It was worth the wait and the $50 cost of admission. I will definitely take it again. I have been talking to my brother and dad about also taking the ARC.

Nice photos. The Aussies do tend to be very friendly, and you are right about the cleanliness and safety of their cities.

Welcome to OR!

I wasn't aware that their membership has been in the decline.

Welcome

Iron Pony currently has alot of Gerbings and other brand jacket liners and vests marked down in the store. It is my understanding that the marked down prices are not listed on their website. I got a Gerbing's jacket liner for $150 and Tourmaster pant liner for $100.

Multiple rides sounds like more fun.

All of the food there is very good. This place is so good that I am going to stop there for dinner on my way to the Outer Banks in July.

Nice!

Welcome to OR!

Gives a new meaning to the term ATTGATT.

If the timing becomes a problem for the butt burner certification, so be it. The sight seeing and good riding venues are more important than another certification for the same ride. I can use the butt burner certification as an excuse for another long ride at some point in the future.

Just thought I would throw this out there: The second day mileage is just short of the requirements for also getting the butt burner certificate. (1500 miles in 36 hours)

The more the merrier.

This weekend a friend and were talking about how much fun it would be to thrash around on a Can Am Spider in the snow. The streets in our subdivision are coated with a mix of hard pack snow and ice.

HA! This post still makes me laugh.

The only problem is the number on the left is way too large. That 134 needs to be much lower. This has been a loooooong winter!

Welcome to OR!

That, or maybe pawning some "stolen" motorcycles and ATVs?