11-NOV 2010

Official Newsletter of
Chapter WA-L
Tri-Cities, Washington
“The Looney Tunes”
ACME TIMES
Gold Wing Road Riders
Association
Region I — WA District
November 2010
RIDER EDUCATION
BY Tom Denny, Rider Educator
On October 22, Ann and I were off to Boise, Id for the
Region Workshop. We thought of taking our bikes but
glad we didn‘t. It was a nice trip there but the wind and
the rains showed up on Saturday. It stayed that way
through Sunday.
To start off the workshop, Mike Hudnell introduced
your new Region staff. They will start their reign on January 1st. It sounds like he has put together a great team.
Region ―I‖ will be redesigning their newsletter on or
about January 5th, 2011. Look for it.
Then we had to listen to Mike Briggs, boy can he talk.
Two hours and 45 minutes worth. Mike found the candy
dish and it had ―DOTS‖ candy in it. Then there was no
stopping him. He was quite interesting. He brought us up
to date on ―FORMS, FORMS and more FORMS. The
990N form, IRS. The 8822 change of address form. The
―Equipment‖ list form. The ―Financial Report‖ form. This
may sound like a lot of work for the officers of a chapter
at the end of the year, but it is not. They are quite simple
if you stay up to date during the year. Everything has its
place.
We‘re not finished yet. There is the ―Rider Education
Forms‖ Their called ―Rider Education Program Levels
Data Update Forms‖. They are the N.6 and N.10 forms.
These forms, as you might have guessed, are for the Rider
Education portion of GWRRA. These forms are in the
hands of Tom Denny, you‘re Rider Educator.
As you know, each chapter has three (3) Officers. The
Chapter Director, Assistant Chapter Director and Rider
Educator. Sometime next year, there will be two (2) more
officers. GWRRA will be recognizing the Treasure and
the Membership Enhancement Coordinator as ―Officers‖.
Congratulations. The Officer Certification Program
(OCP) is recommended but not required.
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U-Turns the Quick and Easy
Way
By Jason Black (From the June, 2010 issue of Sport Rider)
Simple as they may seem, U-turns can pose a significant problem to riders of varying levels of experience. In fact, talk to any beginning rider and one of
their biggest fears is typically tight turns. At one
point or another most riders have dropped a bike
while attempting to turn around. Steering lock, rider
height, bike size and a number of other factors come
into play when negotiating a U-turn, so here are a
few tips to help those struggling every time they find
themselves wanting to go in the opposite direction.
The rider shown in the first photo has pulled all the
way to the edge of the road in order to give himself
as much room as possible for the U-turn. Notice the
over-the-shoulder head-check to assure that there is
no traffic coming. This is important for obvious reasons.
The important thing to remember is that to execute a
tight U-turn the bike must lean toward the inside of
the turn. The more you lean the tighter the arc of the
turn. Many riders, especially beginners, want to feel
the security of having both feet on the ground and
dog-paddle their way around but doing so increases
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tains will be in Buckley, WA. on Nov. 13th. Where as the
Eastside will be in Ellensburg on Nov. 14th. I guess our
Eastside voices were heard about the traveling over the
mountains in the winter. As I write this, I hear that White
Pass has 3 feet of snow on it already where Snoqualmie
has 2 feet already. Thank You, Bob Spencer.
trated on the outside peg. At this point the rear brake
can be used to tighten the arc of the corner. Stay off
the front brake as the accompanying weight transfer
upsets the chassis more and affects steering to a
greater degree. The rider in the inset photo can be
seen modulating the rear brake.
Alex Piper, CD
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RIDER ED: Continued from page 1…..
the radius of the corner since the bike remains nearly
straight up-and-down.
This rider is using a respectable amount of lean angle
and has turned the bars to full lock. In order to ensure that the bike does not stall it's helpful to modulate the clutch in the friction zone (i.e., slipping the
clutch to a small degree). Turn the bike quickly, getting the majority of your weight on the outside foot
peg; if the bike starts to fall in too quickly the lean
angle can be arrested with throttle application. Make
sure and look through the turn; this rider is not even
looking at the front of the motorcycle, instead he is
fixing his eyes on where he wants to be next.
Notice that the bars are still at full lock to complete
the turn. At this point, the rear brake should be released so the bike can smoothly exit the turn. The
inset photo demonstrates the proper body positioning
during a tight U-turn. The bars are turned to full
lock, the rider is leaning toward the outside of the
turn, the rear brake is being used and the rider is
looking through the corner. With the proper technique, extremely tight circles can be made at very
low speeds. Practice going in circles in both directions using these techniques and the next time you
find yourself in a tight spot there'll be no problem
getting out of it smoothly.
Don't Forget!
The Fall Back date is November 7, which means it's
time to:
In the middle of the turn
your head should be pointed
down the road in the direction you want to go with
your weight still concen-
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Set your clocks back
one hour
Change the box
of baking soda in
your fridge
Put new batteries in
your smoke alarms
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It’s all about me!
how to obtain and endorsement, please go to www.dol.wa.gov
or e-mail motorcycle@dol.wa.gov
When taking my first rider training course I was amazed how
much I didn‘t know. Even after riding for years, it quickly
became apparent I had poor skills, inadequate techniques and
an undeveloped awareness of rider risk. My instructor, Bruce
Thomas, was very patient and understanding as he enabled me
to develop. More significantly, he helped me realize that, ―It‘s
all about me!‖
Maintain Yourself and your Bike.
When prompted to take a motorcycle maintenance course, I
laughed! I didn‘t even know there was such a course. I surely
had no clue how much I would learn about subjects I should
have already known. It was an eye-opening experience. The
course introduced concepts, and risks, that I had never
considered. Such as:
Oil: Type, quality, viscosity, energy conserving, ratings, and
―What should/shouldn‘t I use?‖
Tires: Type, quality, size, load range, manufactured date, and
―How do tires affect my risk?‖
Prep: Pre-ride inspection, long-term storage/winterization,
controls and fluids, etc.
Suspension: Preload, rebound, compression, and ―How can/
should I adjust for my next ride?‖
Bruce helped me realize that I, alone, was responsible for my
rider risk. I was accountable to develop my rider motor-skills
and riding techniques. I needed to know my limits and ride
within them. It‘s my choices, and mine alone, that allow me to
be safe(r). Simply put, no one cares more about ‗me‘ than me!
As a rider, each of us decides when, and if, we are going to
brave crazy weather conditions, road conditions, motorcycle
issues, as well as rider attitude/impairment. Then, on top of
everything else, we have to be concerned with other drivers!
In safety courses, we often hear how it was the ―other guy‘s‖ at
fault. However, statistics continually show that most fatalities
were caused by rider choice/skill. In Washington, it typically is
the rider‘s fault through speed, lane-error, and/or impairment:
drugs, alcohol, hypothermia, and/or emotional distress.
Yes, it is up to each of us to own the responsibility for (rider)
risk awareness, acceptance, and management. How can you
help yourself? There are some aspects of riding that can offer
reduced risk and more enjoyable rides:
1) Get endorsed
2) Maintain (your bike and yourself) (Mechanical issues, use of
alcohol or drugs))
3) Training (Lifelong learning: The more you know - the better
it gets.)
4) Motor-skill Development (Know your limits and ride within
them.)
Get Endorsed!
Statistics show that unendorsed riders significantly increased
odds that they will be involved in a serious-injury or fatality
crash. Why? Through endorsement testing, riders demonstrate
basic motorcycle control skills and it appears that these basic on
-street skills are useful to avoid/minimize risk.
There are two ways to obtain an endorsement:
1. Take an approved license waiver rider training course. (1,
2, and 3-day courses are available)
2. Take the knowledge test and riding skills test at your local
DOL office using your own bike.
The Washington fine is $124 for being caught riding a
motorcycle without an endorsement. (Oregon is
$720.) However, law enforcement in Washington can opt to
impound your motorcycle. Yes, the financial risk is high. Yet,
the rider‘s risk appears to be much higher. For information on
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The lessons taught within this course can have a direct impact
(no pun intended) upon your ride and your risk. It may help to
really get to know your bike. It could be the best relationship
you‘ll ever have!
(On-going) Training.
A lot of safety course instructors try to participate in on-going
training. Taking a course (or more per year) only helps refine
skills/techniques. As explained to me once, ―the more training
you take: the more you will realize your limits: the more you
know your abilities/limits: the safer your ride will be!
Most riders aren‘t aware that there is such a wide variety of
courses offered in Washington. Each course has unique skills/
techniques and strategies that can offer a safe(r) ride.
Some of the courses offered include:
Novice Rider Training
Intermediate Rider Training
Experienced Rider Training
Advanced Rider Training
Dirt Bike Schools
Sidecar / Trike Education
Suspension Tuning
Total Control - Cornering Clinic
Motorcycle Injury & Aid
Advanced Street Skills
Ride-Like-A-Cop
Motorcycle Care & Maintenance
On-Street Skills
Adventure (off-road) Camps
Track Schools
It is extremely difficult to ride and self-evaluate riding skills/
techniques. It is much more effective to have a coach/instructor
to evaluate and coach. As a rider and as an instructor, I
suggest, if you haven‘t taken a course lately - do so!
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To quote a friend, ―You don‘t know what you don‘t know until
you find out what you really didn‘t know!‖
Motor-skill Development.
Riding skills, sadly, are perishable. If you don‘t use them - you
(typically) lose them! Becoming a lifelong learner is an
effective way to ensure that your mental and physical skills are
there when needed. Personally, I like to have my skills/
techniques pushed (safely) to new limits. A recent advanced
class really pushed my understanding and awareness of my
skills/techniques. The best part of the lesson was the
application of safe(r) street skills.
The courses I have taken have helped me own three factors that
I can always control:
Choice of speed
Choice of lane position
Choice of riding impaired (emotionally or alcohol/drug
induced)
Christmas is just around the corner and its time to start thinking
about what to give those Gold Wing riders on your Christmas
list.
Purchase official GWRRA products online at www.gwrra.org,
and click on ―Official Products‖. You can buy GWRRA
apparel, patches, and pins, along with a wide variety of
motorcycle related products often seen advertised in Wing
World.
Pick from shirts, jackets, belt buckles, the ―Battery Bug‖,
license plate frames, and more.
My goal is to never put myself into a position or situation that I
cannot control - within my limits.
As a fellow Washington motorcyclist, I try and model safe(r)
behavior to our riding community and our driving public. In a
way, it is all about me! It‘s also all about YOU! If you see me
riding please wave ―hi!‖ Oh, and then make sure to let me
know if I‘m modeling safe(r) street strategies!
Ride SAFE!
Kyle McCarty
Department of Licensing
Thanks to Phil LoParco for passing along this great article!
Www.gwrra.org/wearhouse is
your one stop shop for all things
GWRRA!
Wishing you all a wonderful
Thanksgiving Holiday.
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Where do you want to go next year???
WA-L was formed for the enjoyment of riding our Gold Wings (or other motorcycles). We need your input
to make sure everyone has the opportunity to ride a ride you like, not just those of the members who lead
the ride.
Remember – This is YOUR Chapter!
Please help us set up next years ride schedule by filling out this form and bringing it with you to the next
breakfast.
I would like to see more Day/Weekend Rides: YES____ NO____
I would like to see more Dinner Rides YES___ NO ___
I would like to do weekly or by-weekly Ice Cream Rides YES___ NO___
I would like to go to: ____________________________________________________________________
I would like see weekend rides such as:
____________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________
I would like to volunteer for: ______________________________________________________________
I would be interested in helping with:
Rider Education:______
Ride Coordinator: _____
Membership Enhancement _____
Sunshine Person: _____
Newsletter: _____
Other: _________________________________________________________________________
(Note: More than one person, except for CD may be appointed to any position or you can just help out)
Other Comments Here:
____________________________________________________________________________________
Name (optional): ________________________________________________________________________
Turn this in at our next meeting so we can start planning for next years events!
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CONTEST
News:
Want to win TWO (2) FREE registrations to Desert
Spring Fling 2011? It‘s easy. Just submit a cover
sheet for our announcement of Desert Spring Fling
2011. Our theme for next year is:
“A SALUTE TO THE MILITARY”
Wing Ding 33 will be held in
Knoxville, Tennessee!
July 6-9, 2011
Call 800-843-9460 or 623-581-2500 (Phoenix) to
make your reservations now!
www.wing-ding.org
The cover sheet must contain the representatives or logos
of the Army, Navy, Marines, Air Force, Coast Guards and
National Guard. You can only use FIVE (5) colors. It can
be hand drawn or computer imaging. Also, it must have
the GWRRA logo on it somewhere. It also must state
Desert Spring Fling, May 28th, 29th & 30th, 2011. Make
the cover sheet so that it can be easily transferred to the tshirts that will be available on the registration form.
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Deadline: November 13 . That is our
breakfast/meeting day for November. Open to all Chapter
―L‖ members. Good Luck.
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GWRRA RECRUITING SPECIAL!
GL1800 Model
Recruit 2 New Members and receive a beautifullycrafted, highly-detailed Gold Wing GL1800 1:12 Diecast
Model. (Recruiter information must be provided on
application to receive your GL1800 model.)
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VETERAN”S DAY PARADE
Vets Parade, Saturday November 6th
in West Richland
Meet at the Moose for Breakfast at
7:30AM…. just $5.00
Or be there by 8:30 to get instructions as to where
to line up.
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Purchase any gift membership between October 1st and
December 31, 2010 and ADD an extra month to your existing
membership. (Limit 3 free months per membership)
Call 800-843-9460 or 623-581-2500 (Phoenix) for more
information.
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Birthdays & Anniversaries
2010
Calendar of Events
NOVEMBER 2010
Nov. 6—WA-L Veteran‘s Day Parade—Meet @ Moose Lodge,
West Richland 8AM for Breakfast. Contact Mike Messinger.
Nov. 13—WA-L Monthly Gathering at Sandstone Restaurant
Nov. 14—Leadership Conference
DECEMBER 2010
Dec. 7—WA-L Staff Meeting Mid-Columbia Library 6:30pm
Dec. 11—WA-L Monthly Gathering at Sandstone Restaurant
Dec. 11—WA-L Annual Christmas Party
Christmas Dinner – Pot Luck
Meat provided by the Chapter.
Sign up is at the November Meeting to indicate your
attendance and what you will bring.
$5.00 each Refunded upon attendance to Dinner.
Bring your own beverage. Ice Water & Coffee Provided (No booze allowed).
5:00pm mingle 5:30 or 6:00 eat.
Decorate right after the December meeting.
Pasco Nazarene Church 7305 W. Court St., Pasco
Dec. 11—WA-D Festival of Lights
Gary Domas
Santana Denny
Joyce Didway
Char Baker
Tom Marak
Sharon Winters
Chad Domas .
Robert Goodman
Mark Bridge
Russ Akers
Duane L Shults
Randy & Lynnette Downing
Gene & Pamela Myers
Mark & Sheri Bridge
Danny & Nancy Sanders
Joe & Sharon Winters
Nov 5
Nov 6
Nov 6
Nov 7
Nov 7
Nov 8
Nov 9
Nov 13
Nov 15
Nov 23
Nov 28
Nov 11
Nov 14
Nov 21
Nov 24
Nov 29
If we don‘t have your birth date or anniversary date, we can‘t
help celebrate! Be sure you‘ve filled out a member profile with
the Chapter secretary so we can keep our lists current and help
celebrate those important dates!
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MARK THESE DATES FOR YOUR 2011
RIDING SEASON
Wing Ding—July 6th—9th, 2011
Washington District Rally—July 21st - 23rd, 2011
Montana District Rally—July 28th - 30th, 2011
Your Gold Book contains information that will help you ride like a
seasoned member of the group,
trailer your bike with safety, and
know who to call in an emergency.
Read your Gold Book and keep it
handy!
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DID YOU MISS THE FUN?
At our October meeting, Chapter L members enjoyed fun,
fellowship, and a little learning!
50/50 Winner----Richard Skeins----$61.00
Oops Award-----Mike & Janet Turner
Good Guys-------Tom Johnson & Mary McKinley
Show for the Dough----Diana Domas---Not at
meeting---SORRY
Next pot----$65.00 for November
Breakfast winner----Bruce Davis---New member--Good Job
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE: 1993 Goldwing Aspencade GL1500 with MotorTrike Conversion. Black. Has Reverse. Rebuilt engine and
transmission (about 3K miles on them). New battery. New
Compufire 90 amp alternator. Current complete rebuild on front
forks. New paint, chrome rotor covers w/amber ring of fire,
new tinted Tulsa windshield with vent, Chrome American Racing star rims, new Custom Saddleman Travelcade road sofa seat
with adjustable/removable drivers back rest with pocket, passenger arm rests with extensions and pocket, original AM/FM
radio. Intercom. Original CB (not working). Top trunk spoiler
and chrome rack, chrome front fender rail, new cornering
lights, aftermarket cobra pipe exhaust (nice rich sound). Trailer
hitch. Runs great. Has Clear Washington Rebuilt Title. Insurance coverage has not been a problem. (Vehicle history: As a
bike – received rear-end damage with about 97K miles on it.
Became a perfect trike candidate. Insurance buy-back, which
resulted in a Rebuilt Title. Engine and transmission rebuilt
while trike conversion added.) Asking $11,900. All reasonable
cash offers accepted. (509) 585-2129. Kennewick, WA.
Suzanne & Mike
Kasko WA-L
For sale: 2008 GL1800 with only 12,000 miles, some accessories. Titanium in color. Contact Bill Baker 509-430-9214 in the
Tri Cities. $19,900.
Sale items are listed for three months. If you sell your item sooner,
please email the newsletter editor. If you need your item listed
longer, you need to email and request an extension.
Magentawinger@gmail.com
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FOR SALE: 2005 (December) RollaHome King size Tent
trailer. Weight 295 lbs. Loaded capacity 750 lbs. Body length
is 78‖, width 48‖. Height from ground to top of trailer 33‖. Lid
rack 3‖. Overall length including tongue 10 ft. Overall opened
length including tongue 13 ft. Floor area approximately 47‖ X
78‖. Bed area approx. 73‖ X 80‖. There is 88‖ of head room in
dressing area. Brake lights, tail lights and turn signals. Fiberglass construction. Uses 1 7/8 ball. Tongue weight approx. 20
lbs. 4.80 X 12 tires on 4 X 12 wheels allowing 9‖ clearance.
Independent rubber torsion bar suspension with high speed tapered roller bearing. Easy access to 18.5 cubic ft of storage.
Just open the side of trailer while on the road. No fabric cover
to remove. Opens like a suit case. Access from under the bed
when set up.
Tent fabric is bright blue breathable material with black inside
rubber backing for nice dark sleep area. Slide out area is part of
the bed. 2 support poles. Lid of trailer becomes the floor when
opened and keeps you up off the ground and out of the rain,
(about 4‖).
Includes all poles and tie downs, diamond plate tool box, Add-a
-room of same material with white rubber backing. All windows are screened plus a material zip flap to cover. Spare tire
and wheel. Tent has extra door so if the add a room is installed
you can enter by 2 different doors. Has air conditioning opening
flap. Additional zip on awning for either side of tent allowing
usage while add a room is installed, making a very nice large
living area and covered patio effect. Add a room size is 7 ft X 7
ft, and has a built in floor and 4‖ rain sides (upward lip) of
heavy rubbery material. Set up of tent
about 8 minutes
and add a room an
additional 15 minutes. Awning about
4 minutes. Exterior
canvas is water
proofed and DOES
NOT LEAK.
Tows behind mo-
torcycle, motorcycle trike, car or
truck. We have
had no problems
with any towing of
either vehicle.
Does not wander.
Licensed to January 2011. Clear
WA title. Used
less then 10 times.
Original cost (excluding shipping and crating) $6,700.00. Asking $5,600.00 or Best Cash Offer (no trades). Will show how to
set up and printed instructions are included. Available after
Sept. 7, 2010. (This will be our last weekend of use). Please call
(509)585-2129. Suzanne and Mike Kasko. WA-L. Kennewick,
WA.
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FOR SALE: PERSONAL TIME SHARE AVAILABLE
Torres Mazatlan - only $600.00 or $800.00: Known as
the 'Pearl of the Pacific', Mazatlan boasts miles of pristine
beaches, rich history, and bountiful outdoor activities. You'll
find endless ways to spend your days, from visiting the historic
sights of one of the oldest inhabited areas in Mexico, to
relaxing in the surf and sun. Whether you are looking for deep
sea fishing, bullfights, disco, exceptional dining, shopping or
simply sun filled days, it is here. One Bedroom- King bed,
Queen wall bed, full bath, full kitchen, TV/DVD, telephone,
safe (fee), ceiling fan, seasonal air conditioning, balcony. Two
Bedroom- 2 King beds, Queen wall bed, 2 full baths, full
Kitchen, TV/DVD, telephone, safe (fee), ceiling fan, seasonal
air conditioning, balcony.
Vallarta Torre 5 nights only $600.00: Puerto Vallarta is
now a world class resort that has retained all of the quaint
charms of the original picturesque colonial village yet embodies
all of the characteristics you've come to expect in a modern
resort.Your Vallarta Torre abode features Spanish tiled floors
and Mexican-style furnishings. Amenities include a palapa bar
for beach and poolside service, newly renovated restaurant,
swimming pool, jacuzzi, mini market, 24-hour security,
shuffleboard, barbecue area and purified water throughout the
resort. Venture out to explore all that Puerto Vallarta has to
offer, including Zipline Canopy Tours that have you shooting
over rapids Tarzan style, or Ecotours that bring biologists and
naturalists together to explain the native humpback whale pod
in Bandaras Bay. This is what vacation dreams are made of.
One Bedroom- King bed or 2 Full size beds, Queen wall bed, 1
full bath, full kitchen, TV/ DVD, telephone, ceiling fans,
seasonal air conditioning, safe (fee), patio or balcony.
This is our personal time share and can't use the time.
Reservations can be made up to 10 months in advance. The
only blackout dates include Dec. 18, 2010 – Jan. 1,
2011.Contact Christie at 253-845-7177.
FOR SALE: Cargo Lite Trailer 2003 $2,500. Better built than
Wells Cargo (IMHO). Drop Axels, under carriage jack. Side
Door. Main Door drops flush and reinforced for driving
on. Sturdy! Flush floor cleats for motorcycle strap down
Sun Roof, elec. lights. Storage Shelves. Paneled walls. Call
Rikki Beaulieu 509-619-3175.
LOOKING FOR A
PACKAGE DEAL???
$11,000 for the trailer and
her bike: 2002 Yellow 1800,
50,000 miles, with radio,
brand new tires, new front
fork seals, CB radio etc.
Call 509-619-3175 Rikki
Beaulieu for more
information.
FOR SALE: 2008 Dark Red Metallic GL1800 with 12,336
miles. It has everything except the airbag. ABS, NAVI,
Comfort pkg,(Heated seats & grips)Upgraded Stereo, CB
Radio, J&M Digital Music Player not yet installed, (still in box)
Riders back rest. Kuryakyn Ergo II highway boards, New
Dunlop Elite 3's, Power Port in fairing compartment. Luggage
rack, Power ports front and rear for heated clothing, Always
garaged. I purchased this bike new. Asking $18,500 Phone 503
-310-1161
WANTED: Good clean condition King Size Tent trailer
MATTRESS (1 or 2 pieces). The one that comes with the trailer
originally. I want to go back to using this mattress again. I got
rid of ours when we got our tent trailer and used air mat. If you
have one you don't need anymore, contact Mike and Suzanne
Kasko 509-585-2129 or email redram617@yahoo.com. Thank
you very much.
FOR SALE: 2006 Suzuki Boulevard, C90 (1500), less than
3,000 miles, windshield, saddlebags, always garaged/never
down, $6,250 includes
3 helmets and full bike
cover. 2300 miles.
Phone 509-713-0950.
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I also have a 2005 Honda Rebel 250cc. The mileage is 958 and
it is black. Asking $2,000. Both bikes are in new condition.
Call Sam Brown 503-310-1161
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Chapter L — The Looney Tunes
HOLD A REGULAR MEETING THE 2nd
SATURDAY OF EVERY MONTH.
Join us at
SANDSTONE RESTAURANT
in downtown Kennewick.
8:00 AM breakfast, 9AM we discuss the business of the Chapter, share news & safety information, & have fun!
Keeping your membership information current is your responsibility. Don‘t forget to update your information if you move,
change phone numbers or email address and more!
Manage your membership online at www.gwrra.org
Call to make changes or updates at (800) 843-9460
Fax them at (623) 581-3844
Your Gold Book contains information that will help you ride like a
seasoned member of the group, trailer your bike with safety, and
know who to call in an emergency. Keep it handy!
On the web at www.usahonda.com
Gold Wing Road Riders Association
Friends for Fun, Safety and Knowledge
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Melissa Nordeoff, Executive Director
Region “I” Staff
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Region Directors
Assistant Directors
Assistant Directors
Rider Educators
Assistant Rider Educators
Region I Ambassadors
Membership Enhancement
Leadership Trainers
Treasurer & Webmaster
Couple of the Year Coordinators
Couple of the Year
Individual of the Year
Newsletter Editor
Steve and Sandy Henicksman
Hank & Marilyn Smith
Mike & Peggy Hudnell
Lee and Anna Nelson
Eric and Mona Carlson
Ed & Mozelle Edwards
Donna and Doug Deskin
TBD
Diane & Dave Covert
Dale & Shirley Dufner
Bud & Peggy Nading
Ken Harvey
Dianne Kester
Washington District Staff
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WA District Directors
Asst. District Directors
Asst. District Directors
District Trainer
District Treasurer
Membership Coordinator
District Educators
District Stores
District Webmaster
District Couple of the Year
District COY Coordinators
Vendor Coordinators
District Newsletter Editor
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Bob & Patty Spencer
John & Barb Smith
Gary & Diana Domas
Mike & Lynn Briggs
Deb & Chuck Buell
Carmen & Dan Weakland
Dave & Sheila Chavez
Lynn Briggs
John & Barb Smith
OPEN
Dan & Carmen Weakland
Peggy & Mike Hudnell
Shirley & Dale Dufner
Washington Chapter “L”
Friends for Fun, Safety and Knowledge
http://www.gwrra-wa-l.org/
Alex Piper
F4cdfantom@yahoo.com
Lloyd Finley
info@applianceundertaker.com
Scott Bowman
scbo@frontier.com
Tom Denny
tomdenny@charter.net
Della Heideman
Magentawinger@gmail.com
Ann Fox
LadiGWTriker@yahoo.com
Joyce LoParco
jloparco@charter.net
Chapter Director
509-492-0100
Assistant CD
509-783-9789
Treasurer
509-585-4837
Rider Educator
509-582-8779
Newsletter Editor
541-422-7166
Membership Coordinator
OPEN
Pamela Blake
Pam_Blake@charter.net
Joyce LoParco
jloparco@charter.net
Mike & Janet Turner
Mike99336@hotmail.com
Della Heideman
magentamomma@hughes.net
Tom Didway
tandjdid@frontier.com
Georgia Finley
info@applianceundertaker.com
Donna Whiteside
tarashome@frontier.com
Mike & Beth Messinger
mr1vette@charter.net
Georgia Finley
info@applianceundertaker.com
Telephone Tree (Non-PC)
Chapter Store
509-438-3513
Dinner Ride Coordinator
509-582-6994
Couple of the Year
509-845-1069
Individual of the Year
541-422-7166
Ride & Tech Coordinator
509-946-0878
Historian
509-783-9789
Sunshine Coordinator
509-943-9828
Webmaster
509-582-4560
Public Relations
509-783-9789
509-546-0846
Computer Phone Tree
509-582-6994
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