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Main Forums => Welcome Mat => Topic started by: B-Mac on July 12, 2021, 10:41:48 AM
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Moved to Hocking Hills in 2011 from AZ,NC,MD.VA. Retired Military Couple. I split my riding between my Z1K and the V-Strom. The Commander/wife Karen is on her second Can Am Spyder and is slowly coming back to two wheels on a 2021 Honda Monkey she received for her birthday in March. We ride enjoy 300 mile sport touring day long/weekend/overnight breakfast/lunch rides often. Annual trips to TN/NC. I do ADV rides in OH,WV,KY,NC,TN also. Looking to meet riding/friends in the MSTA family to enjoy the spirit of motorcycling.
See you in Marietta :trink39:
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Hello B-Mac,
Welcome to MSTA. Check out the Dan Clark Safety Program on this forum. This program is designed for our members when they purchase Safety Gear.
You can also read previous articles in the STAReview for more information.
Here’s the link to the Dan Clark Safety Program information...
https://ridemsta.com/membership/discount-benefits/dan-clark-safety-program/
Carl
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Welcome!
SW Ohio members meet the 3rd Saturday of every month in Waynesville, Oh at the Village restaurant for breakfast @9. July one coming up this coming Saturday. Year round and nobody says anything if it’s cole or raining and you want to drive. If it’s nice many will ride afterwards.
Central Ohio people also get together monthly, but I’m sure exactly where and when since the shutdown happened this past year.
Yearly ride to Jimbo’s in the Hocking Hills is coming up on Sunday July 25th. Meet many of them there on that day.
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Welcome from SW Ohio. You most certainly picked good place to live. Enjoy, TM
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Welcome!
SW Ohio members meet the 3rd Saturday of every month in Waynesville, Oh at the Village restaurant for breakfast @9. July one coming up this coming Saturday. Year round and nobody says anything if it’s cole or raining and you want to drive. If it’s nice many will ride afterwards.
Central Ohio people also get together monthly, but I’m sure exactly where and when since the shutdown happened this past year.
Yearly ride to Jimbo’s in the Hocking Hills is coming up on Sunday July 25th. Meet many of them there on that day.
Thanks, I will be able to make the Jimbo's on the 25th. Just did a day long Adventure ride from Jimbo's on jun 26.
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Welcome Brian and Karen! I hope to see you on a ride soon.
The central OH breakfast is 8am the first Sunday every month at the Portside Cafe 6515 S High St, Lockbourne, OH 43137
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Welcome from eastern Tennessee.
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Brian, a couple of years ago I stopped by your place and bought some ammo from you on my way to Mail Pouch. I'll see you there.
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Welcome from Northeast Ohio
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Welcome Brian and Karen! I hope to see you on a ride soon.
The central OH breakfast is 8am the first Sunday every month at the Portside Cafe 6515 S High St, Lockbourne, OH 43137
I love breakfast rides. It's seems to be flat in your area so I had better drink plenty of coffee to stay awake on the ride up. ;D
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Welcome from eastern Tennessee.
Love your area, Our favorite place to relax and enjoy motorcycling.
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Welcome from Northeast Ohio
I don't get above I70 often but just need a motorcycling excuse to do so. :D
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Brian, a couple of years ago I stopped by your place and bought some ammo from you on my way to Mail Pouch. I'll see you there.
?????? No ammo or Firearms here at my location but good on you mate. Hope to see you in Marietta at the event. :trink39:
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Welcome from Northeast Ohio
I don't get above I70 often but just need a motorcycling excuse to do so. :D
With so many great roads south of I-70 I don't blame you. Lived here for a while before I started riding, and had never traveled thru most of Ohio, was really surprised to find so many hilly and curvy roads, especially in the SE part of the state (the corner bounded by 77, 70 and Ohio River is great). I was mostly familiar with northern Ohio traveling west to Indiana on the toll road. But at least I can get to some decent roads in about an hour, and a full day ride will often take me to points south of 70 like Woodsfield and McConnellsville. Many of our members in this area are closer to CLE even further from decent roads. And my brother lives in mid-Michigan, where the only corners are the ones going around farms and pavement is horrible.
PS There's a restaurant in Dresden I've been meaning to try out (The Warehouse, they have one in Roscoe Village in Coshocton that was good last time I was there).
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Welcome Brian and Karen! I hope to see you on a ride soon.
The central OH breakfast is 8am the first Sunday every month at the Portside Cafe 6515 S High St, Lockbourne, OH 43137
Newb, Question. Is there a thread on this forum for this Portside Cafe (time) or the Jimbo's ride on July 25??
I have seen old event post but nothing to new/current.
Thanks in advance, I am still learning this forum and MSTA website information. :o
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I doubt there is a thread for the breakfast meeting at Portside Cafe, not really much to discuss. Not sure about Jimbos ride, I've never attended it myself and most of what I've read about it was in the newsletter which Doug emails to the members. I did find a thread for 2017 Jimbos but there wasn't much info other than clarifying the date.
Hopefully you got your Bluebook (membership directory) and if you have further questions I suggest a text, call or email directly to Doug or somebody else involved with these events. Traffic on the forum is usually pretty light, so some of us only check it every few days. You can also send a message thru the forum which sends that person an email to alert them.
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The fact is that forums, including this one, are dying because they are not mobile friendly. Most things fail to get posted to this forum because the people just don’t come here in the numbers needed to keep it relative.
On the other hand….the national Facebook group is now up over 4,000 members and has dozens of posts everyday. In addition, the various state Facebook group pages are also growing and active.
If you want to know what is happening in the club…go to the Facebook page
https://www.facebook.com/groups/RideMSTA/?ref=share
It’s easy and you don’t even have to “join” Facebook to read it.