OHIO Riding...?
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RE: OHIO Riding...? - 10/18/2006 7:21:58 PM
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doncollins
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I'm in southern Ohio... Chesapeake to be exact. About 2.5 hours from Columbus. I ride in OH, KY and WV and have some good roads, mostly in KY. Nothing perfect, you always have changing road surface, debris, slow moving farm tractors, and hidden intersections with cars pulling out. Plus all the rednecks you can say yee-hawww to that hate it when you try to pass their held together by mud 4x4. Hey... I call it home. My rides don't take me far from Lawrence county, Scioto, Jackson and Gallia county areas. I know it's getting colder with only a few good riding days left, but next year we can meet up for some rides. But we do have several riders in the Columbus area, so I'm useless to you... you should be able to find them on here.
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RE: OHIO Riding...? - 10/18/2006 7:43:46 PM
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05RR
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Thanks Don for posting a thread. Yeah, it is getting colder out, and I hate to say it, but the riding season, at least mine, is almost up, but we could still hook up sometime (maybe next year) and ride. I know what you mean when you talk about the "Rednecks". And those f**king god damn tractors, jesus, there are alot of those running around here too! And they leave behing piles of mud, rocks, corn stalks, etc., on the road...and don't even bother trying to clean it up afterwards, when their house is 1/4 mile away. That stuff pisses me off, and there's also alot of those f**king pilgrams (amish) people around here in their little 1500 B.C. wagons that leave trails of horse shit lying everywhere, and when you pass them, they give you that little friendly "hi, we're amish, we don't like you" wave...ANYWAYS...so I know where you're coming from. Yeah, definately keep in touch. We're going to have to get togather sometime and ride. I'm considering on going down to "The Dragon" next year, so who knows, maybe we can get a little group of people togather. Take care man!
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RE: OHIO Riding...? - 10/18/2006 8:38:28 PM
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doncollins
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I'll be here. I hope to make a couple of trips to the dragon next year and I'm thinking mid-ohio. How close to mid-ohio are you? Do you ever go?
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RE: OHIO Riding...? - 10/21/2006 1:39:07 PM
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05RR
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I'm only like 40 minutes, if that, from Mid-Ohio. Some buddies and I went to the Honda Super Cycle Weekend. That was my first time ever going there. A friend that I went with works for Honda and got us V.I.P. Pit Passes! Hell yeah! Not Paddock Passes, but PIT PASSES! Everyone was so cool. Nicky was there watching his brothers. I got a chance to meet him actually. The Haydens were obviouslly in the Kawasaki Pit, but my buddy having hook-ups through Honda, well, Duhamels Tech, and Duahmel, actually took us in the Honda Tour Bus. The HRC guys were in there typing shit on their laptops all day. So, we were just chilling there, bullshitting with the techs and Duhamel, guess what...the Hayden brothers walked in the f**king Honda bus!!! I about passed out, lol. Nicky was checking up on some shit from the HRC guys, so...Anyways...yeah, Mid-Ohio, as I'm sure other bike races, was very, very awesome! There were a few groups that even got an opportunity to take a couple laps around the track which was pretty cool. I'll be moving to FL early next year so that I can go to school, but will live in OH during the Summer. So maybe next year, I can get some extra tickets for the Honda Weekend and you can ride up there with us.
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RE: OHIO Riding...? - 10/21/2006 8:41:27 PM
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doncollins
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Nice.... talk about being jealous. If you go next year, give me an invite. If you get extra tickets to anything in the pits or paddock... I'm your new best friend.
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RE: OHIO Riding...? - 10/21/2006 9:47:10 PM
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krash
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I use to live in Columbus, all the roads are straight and flat. Definatly take out toward Hawkin hills, I cant remember the road numbers, but there were always sportbikes on a saturday afternoon. You gotta head east and south to find any good roads, or there is a couple of killer roads that run from Columbus to Canton up through shaker town. go east young man
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RE: OHIO Riding...? - 10/21/2006 10:10:37 PM
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doncollins
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I am 2 hours south of Columbus...
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RE: OHIO Riding...? - 10/22/2006 3:38:40 PM
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BASHturd
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whats up fellas...i live in south east columbus also looking for people to ride with and i agree this terrain is boring....we'll all have to ride when the snow melts p.s. don how do you like your clear alternatives rear light? been looking at them on ebay.
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RE: OHIO Riding...? - 10/22/2006 4:41:29 PM
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doncollins
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Hello Chris. Sounds like we are getting enough members for a get together in the spring, or if we're lucky and have a couple of good warm days this fall. I love the tail light, very bright and cleans of the tail. I'm lucky so far. All the mods I have done have worked out for me.
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RE: OHIO Riding...? - 11/1/2006 1:55:08 PM
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05RR
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Dammit, I forgot all about this f**king post, sorry guys, lol. Chris, Don, nice to see you guys. Chris...I too have a Clear Alternatives tailight. Love it...just remember, if you get one, USE RESISTORS! Just my personal opinion. If you don't, the turn signals in the tailight will flash really fast. Some people like that, I personally don't. Most lights come with resistors, to slow the blinking rate down, closer to the factory blinking rate. If you do use the resistors, COVER THEM UP with some heat resistant tape, "material" tape...something. If you do use the resistors and you don't wrap them in something, they'll get so hot that they could melt right through your tail section, or wherever you have them.
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