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An East
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ABOUT THE
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F e a t u r e s
An East Coast Ride to Niagara Falls...................................................................................38
Rider Education and Motorist Awareness Go Together Well .......................................42
Getaway, the Gateway to the World...................................................................................46
Lighting the Way! .....................................................................................................................52
Labor Day Ride: No Wind At Our Backs ..........................................................................58
Dangerous Curves: Banked Curve ......................................................................................60
Fall Specials................................................................................................................................61
Complete Hall of Honor Listing ..........................................................................................84
I n f o
B y t e s
Frequently Asked Questions About GWRRA...................................................................36
You’re a New Gold Wing Owner ........................................................................................18
Back to the Basics....................................................................................................................36
Mechanical Miseries to Avoid................................................................................................32
Insights from the Aftermarket...............................................................................................32
F U N ,
On their East Coast ride to
Niagara Falls,Thrasey & Betty
Kay Tucker, GWRRA #158089,
of Auburndale, Florida, took this
dynamic photo of their 2006
GL1800 with the Bodie Island
Lighthouse in the background.
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F O R
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S A F E T Y
A N D
CONTENTS
K N O W L E D G E
September 2006 • Volume 29 Issue 9
Acts of Kindness ................................................22
Advertisers Listing .............................................73
Another Point of View ......................................18
Association Leader Listing ...............................79
Events....................................................................76
Executive Viewpoint .............................................7
Finishing Touches ................................................93
Free Classifieds...................................................74
GWRRA Official Products...............................87
GWRRA/Rescue Application...........................77
Hall of Fame ........................................................83
In Memoriam.......................................................83
In The Zone.........................................................10
Motorcycle Goodies..........................................72
News Briefs .........................................................30
Northern Reflections........................................19
Photo Tours & Other Tours.............................78
NEW SHOWS! See
schedule on page 86.
September 2006
Product Previews ...............................................24
Product Reports ..........................................26, 28
Readers’ Responses...........................................12
Readers’ Rides ....................................................91
Threedom Wheels .............................................71
Two for the Road .................................................4
Wing Ding 29 Application................................69
Workbench..........................................................15
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T W O F O R
T H E R O A D
Hayabusa—considered by many to be astoundecently, a story appeared in our newspaingly overpowered for street use.
per and on our morning television news
(c.) Roethlisberger did not have a motorcycle
shows.
endorsement on his Commonwealth of
A 24-year-old athlete was riding his motorcyPennsylvania driver’s license. According to
cle at midmorning on a Monday, approaching an
Pennsylvania law, therefore, he was in violation for
intersection nearing a major city’s downtown
riding helmetless.
area.A Chrysler New Yorker, driven by a 62-year(d.) Roethlisberger had ignored the warnings of
old woman on the same street but in the oppohis coach Bill Cowher not to ride without a helsite direction, abruptly turned left across his lane.
N i c k H o p p n e r
met. Indeed, aware of the athlete’s tendency to
When his motorcycle collided with the car, the
take unwarranted risks, former Pittburgh Steeler
young man was thrown from the bike and susQB Terry Bradshaw advised him not to ride a
tained significant facial injuries. Dazed but awake,
motorcycle at all until his football career was
he was taken to a city hospital, where four docover.
tors operated on him for seven hours to treat his
Predictably,“terms of endearment” like moron,
broken jaw and multiple facial fractures. All fracimbecile and dumb ass appreared on Internet blogs
tures were successfully repaired, and the recoverwithin hours immediately following the accident!
ing patient intends to return to normal life in a
And while Roethlisberger certainly doesn’t qualicouple of months.
fy for the “Best Use of Common Sense by a
If described by just these objective details, this
Quarterback” award, it proves how easy it is to
would be an everyday story in almost any large
editor@gwrra.org
spout superiority and selfrighteousness at somecity during motorcycle riding season. If the story
was about an unknown motorcyclist—a relative unknown like you or one else’s folly or misfortune.
Ben Roethlisberger continues to pay dearly now for his unwise decime—it would probably merit a mere quarter-inch of copy on the foursions. There’s a lot of pain to endure as one heals from a broken jaw,
teenth page of the local section of the daily newspaper.
But because it was about Ben Roethlisberger, the youngest quarter- some missing teeth, and multiple facial fractures. Plus, there’s terrible
back to lead a team to the Super Bowl championship, it attracted mental uncertainty to face—will he ever be as fearless or psychologinationwide attention. This was especially true because of some of the cally invincible in the face of charging linebackers who know he’s now
details of the incident—details that created an opportunity for nearly got a glass chin? There’s also now an unavoidable loss of trust in his
everyone to quickly form and express an opinion about it. Several judgement in the minds of his team’s management, his fellow players and
his fans.
poignant details were these:
For me, there’s no satisfaction that yet another celebrity has
(a.) Roethlisberger was wearing no motorcycle helmet. (See c.,
received his comeuppance. Instead, I fear there could be a price we
below.)
(b.) Roethlisberger was riding a “crotch rocket”—a 2005 Suzuki
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might all pay when the dust settles.
Whenever a high-profile personality—a
Gary Busey, an Arnold Schwarzenegger, or a
Ben Roethlisberger—cracks up, there’s a
resulting loss of public understanding and tolerance about motorcycles and motorcycling.
Questions arise as to whether certain kinds
of motorcycles or certain kinds of motorcyclists should coexist on our nation’s streets
and highways with other vehicles. Some folks
have been startled or frightened by motorcyclists; others just resent the way nimble, narrow two-wheelers outshine their bulky, gridlock-snagged cars. Alas, many non-motorcyclists would be relieved to have us road riders
just disappear, leaving the asphalt to them.And
whenever bike-haters fume behind their
steering wheels, they tend to put their proclamations in terms of “there oughta be a law.”
“There oughta be a law to (a.) force people to wear motorcycle helmets, or (b.) prevent people from owning any motorcycle
more powerful than __cc’s, or (c.) keep
motorcycles out of my neighborhood, or (d.)
oblige motorcyclists to pay their own medical
costs, even if they weren’t at fault in an accident, or—the ultimate—(e.) prohibit motorcycle riding on any public highway.”
Impossible? Think again. Some of these
types of laws have been proposed already
and—in some cases and in some locations—
enacted right here in the USA.
If a professional sports organization
requires its players to forego indulgence in
risky activities while under contract in order
to protect their financial investment, that may
be their right. But if society as a whole adopts
this line of reasoning towards us, what happens to the right to ride we currently hold?
Suppose, either by extraordinary cooperative effort of all of the states or by federal
mandate, helmet-use requirements were
imposed everywhere. Would this end motorcycle injuries? Of course not! And while collisions and injuries to motorcyclists would continue to occur despite universal helmet laws,
even more stringent measures might now be
considered “for the public’s own good.” Is it
not obvious that the simplest way for our
government to end motorcycle accidents on
American highways forever would be to ban
motorcycles from our streets and highways?
For 50 years or more, some of the best
minds in America have wrestled with the
question of how best to reduce motorcycle6
involved injury accidents.The issue is far more
complex than many people think. And it’s not
just about helmet legislation.
Ninety-nine-point-nine times out of a hundred when riding, motorcyclists don’t need a
helmet to protect their face and brain. It’s that
remaining tenth of a percent that’s a killer.
(And I understand that if you could get odds
like that at Vegas, many people wouldn’t hesitate to bet their life.) But because of my own
personal experience (as well as a moderate
dose of common sense), I always wear a
motorcycle helmet when I ride. As a result,
passage of a universal helmet law wouldn’t
change my behavior one iota. Nevertheless,
I would much sooner not have a legislative
body tell me I must wear a motorcycle
PUBLISHER
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Nick Hoppner
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Sharon Stanley
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SENIOR TECHNICAL EDITOR
Stu Oltman
TECHNICAL CONTRIBUTOR
Howard Halasz
helmet.
How could the Roethlisberger incident
have ended more happily? Obviously, if no collision had occurred, there never would have
been an incident. Undoubtedly, the hapless
driver of the Chrysler New Yorker swears she
never saw the approaching motorcycle or, if
she did, she misjudged the bike’s closing
speed. Undoubtedly, if the football hero had
anticipated the Chrysler was about to turn
left and had trained his responses, he would
have reduced throttle, applied brakes or
changed direction to avoid a collision. And,
undoubtedly, if he’d known beforehand that
on this particular Monday morning he was
destined to become a human projectile,
Roethlisberger would have been wearing the
best full-coverage helmet money could buy.
So not only Roethlisberger, but all of us
motorcyclists, lost a little something when the
story broke. What we got were 20-point
headlines in our morning papers, “breaking
news” crawlers across the bottoms of our television screens, shocking photos of a waddedup bike, and no happy ending.
Happy endings rarely make headlines. And
mild dust-ups don’t create controversy. What
controversy and headlines do is attract
unwelcome attention from legislators in
search of a juicy new law to propose.As your
state legislature reconvenes this fall, you might
want to keep an eye on your representatives.
Even if they aren’t football fans, they just may
have Ben Roethlisberger on their minds.
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AN
EXECUTIVE
VIEWPOINT
“To be, or not to be:
That is the question.”
rom time to time, situations and conditions arise that generate within us this
oft-quoted Shakespearean line. We find
ourselves confronted by a sequence of events
or situations that, within our minds, is intolerable, and we want to lash out at others.
Our perception of these “intolerable”
events and situations leads us to become frustrated, and that frustration leads to anger.
Now we have a decision to make—a decision
“to be or not to be” the person that we really are or, rather, to become
like the persons we most despise when they confront us with their own
frustration and anger. We have to consciously make a choice not to
become an angry and confrontational jerk.
We have all seen this type of behavior in others and, regrettably, we
have all exhibited the behavior ourselves at times. When we regress
into the raw emotion of childhood, we stop really thinking and caring
about others because all that concerns us is what we want at any cost.
We begin to lash out at the offending situations or persons we perceive
to be at fault.We may even want to punish someone for our anger. It’s
like being welcomed back to our own “Terrible Twos”—pure emotion
with little reasoning. We allow ourselves to become rude, abrasive,
offensive, aggressive and demanding. We do not care who or what
brought us to this anger, we simply allow ourselves to have only tunnel
vision.We stop being reasonable, and, most importantly, we stop being
the people that we most cherish, the real us.
I broach this subject because, unfortunately, I witnessed demonstrations of it at our family reunion,Wing Ding. I have also heard, on occasion, conversations between our Member Services personnel and irate
callers. Regrettably, many of these folks are our Friends and fellow
Members.
At Wing Ding, many of our Friends and fellow Members stepped
forward as volunteers to try to help out.They made the effort to volunteer so that other Members could have an enjoyable experience.
Unfortunately, at times, these volunteers became victims of other
Members’ displeasure. Perhaps their abusers forgot that these volunteers are Members themselves, just like you and me.
Within Member Services, I have seen the same type of cycle. A
F
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Member has an expectation that goes unrealized. He or she calls our Member Services
phone number. His or her frustration becomes
anger and the caller becomes someone he or
she normally is not.They choose to abuse the
Member Services staffer on the line who is
actually only trying to help.Then, the Member
Services person is also put in a “to be, or not
to be” situation by becoming frustrated with
the caller’s anger. If we’re not careful, the cycle
can just continually perpetuate.
I suggest an alternative approach. Before
allowing yourself “not to be” the person that
you really are when you are faced with these
situations, try allowing yourself “to be” the
person you really are. Pause to realize that the Member volunteer and
the Member Services staff are trying to help you and that they are performing to the best of their abilities within the framework of their
responsibility.
If you feel your message or concern has not been communicated
well with a Member volunteer, ask your Chapter, District or Regional
Director to help. If you feel you are not communicating your message
or concern with the operators in Member Services, ask to speak to a
supervisor. If, however, you feel it is still necessary to be that “other person”—to yell, curse, use profane language or be rude and abrasive—
please call me instead. I will be happy to assist you in any way I can.
We must remember, we are all human beings and, as such, are subject to the “slings and arrows of outrageous” misfortune. We all find
some things disturbing and even upsetting to us as we share this small
planet with our Friends and fellow Members. As frustrating situations
and events arise, please remember that those Friends and Member
Service personnel are trying to help, not hinder. Most of the time they
do an excellent job for us all. But sometimes they just need a little extra
help from the Directors and all of us. Please grant them the respect and
courtesy they deserve, just like you and I feel we deserve.
We always have the choice whether “to be, or not to be” that angry,
discourteous “other” person. When that choice arises, remember to
mentally step back, take a breath, and choose to be who you really
are—a GWRRA Member who is grateful for the many other folks who
work hard to make this Association a Family.
D o n
B r o c k
Executive Director
dbrock@gwrra.org
To Be, or
Not to Be
Warm Regards,
Don Brock l
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In the Zone
By
Sharon
Stanley, Assistant
Editor
What’s Ours is Yours
Submitting a story or photo to a magazine is like
being asked to speak before a large audience—it’s
an intimidating prospect!
Will the magazine editor laugh at my grammar?
Will he or she think my story is not noteworthy?
These are common questions everyone may ask
him- or herself. (I know I have asked them myself,
even after getting my journalism degrees!) But we
have been extremely encouraged by the increase in
requests we’ve received recently for “Writers and
Photography Guidelines.” And we’re hoping you, too,
will make the effort to share your stories and photos
with the rest of the Association.
After all, GWRRA is, in large part, about Friends
and Fun.
This is your magazine. Why not enjoy seeing
yourself in it!
Writers and Photography Guidelines
We welcome unsolicited stories and photos
from our Members, though there is no monetary
compensation for works published. (For where
and how to send them, see information below.)
Any legible story (preferably sent via e-mail
as a cut-and-paste or as an attachment) is considered. Articles e-mailed or submitted on CD
are preferred to typed or handwritten articles
on paper for the sake of time and clarity (otherwise, we’d have to interpret your handwriting
and manually re-type the story into the computer). Also, e-mail or CD makes it much easier for
us both to file the story and keep track of it.
Feature-length stories should be between
2,000 and 5,000 words in length (or less) and can
be of any genre. Technical pieces are welcomed
but should include the names, addresses, telephone numbers, and experiential background of
experts quoted, along with a bibliography of
other sources (i.e., books, Web sites, scientific
research studies, etc.) We need, of course, to
check responsibly the facts pertaining to any
technical information submitted to us.
Most stories we receive from Members are
travelogues, and they are welcomed. However, in
order to increase the chance your travel story
will be published, you may want to consider writing about what made your trip special (besides, of
course, that it was yours!).
Perhaps there was a general theme behind
your trip (i.e., visiting old stomping grounds) or
quite a few mishaps on an otherwise ordinary
trip (i.e., your trailer came undone, the hotel
accidentally cancelled your reservations, a bear
blocked the roadway, etc.).
Another way to make your story unique is to
include a deeper theme (i.e., one published
writer recently questioned—as she and her hus10
band rode cross-county—why some states are
considered red and some blue, just as some of
her siblings are considered simply Republican or
Democrat). Or maybe there was a very specific
reason why you made a trip (i.e., to pay homage
to a loved one’s grave or to visit Alaska because
you always promised yourself you would do so).
Digging for the purpose behind a trip not
only makes writing about it more enjoyable, it
also brings the reader closer to you. What may
seem like insignificant details (i.e., “We went for
our last bathroom run of the night and got lost
on our way back through the campgrounds” or
“The little Bolivian boy smiled at me, as he somewhat hesitantly held out his hand”) make the
story familiar and interesting to those reading it
because we’ve all encountered these types of
experiences. Thus, readers can better identify
with you by identifying with a similar experience
in their own lives and, hopefully, enjoy your story
even more. Please keep that in mind, especially
when you’re writing a travel story.
And though it’s always a plus to list at least
some of the routes you chose along your trip, a
simple travelogue can read tediously. To counter
that, include as much detail as you can about each
place that stands out in your mind (i.e.,“the clapboard houses next to the rocky beaches”)
because details are interesting and necessary in a
travel story. Try not, however, to be overly dramatic in your descriptions (i.e., “the quaint clapboard homesteads resting beside the strong,
rock-laden beaches, like those of Normandy”).
And pictures. We love pictures! So try to
keep them within the parameters listed below so
that they’ll likely be usable. At least four or five
photos are preferred. Please include detailed captions within the same document as your story
that will direct us to exactly which caption
applies to which photo. Please do not write
directly on the back of photo prints; instead, tape
the captions to them.
Photos should be high-resolution images
(minimum of 330 dpi) or very sharp resolution
prints. Focus should be razor sharp, and lighting
must be even, not harshly shadowed.Though we
do welcome posed shots, action shots are also
important. In them, subjects do not need to be
visibly moving in each shot (i.e., with their
motion causing a visible blur), but they should
appear to be performing some type of action
(i.e., reaching into a pouch, starting a fire, etc.)
Unusual shots are also welcomed (i.e., a writer
recently sent in a photo of goats grazing on a
restaurant’s rooftop).
Please remember that, because of the large
volume of submissions we receive daily, articles
and photos submitted cannot be returned.
Therefore, please only submit copies of your
articles and photos, never originals. Please keep
in mind, also, that limited publication space is
available each month. Although we review all
items received, we cannot necessarily publish all
items received. Hence, submission of your works
does not guarantee publication.
We try to choose articles and photos that
best suit the needs of both the magazine and the
Association. Therefore, non-GWRRA related
material on events, activities, etc., may not be
published.
Remember our international focus—what is
appropriate for a Chapter newsletter may not
necessarily work well in Wing World.
And please note that we reserve the right to
refuse publication of submissions we consider
libelous, defamatory, disputatious, or in bad taste.
Having explained those aspects, let me
encourage your contributions again. Send your
story and photos via e-mail to editor@gwrra.org
or by mail to: Wing World, GWRRA, 21423 N.
11th Ave., Phoenix,AZ 85027.
Of course, please include all your pertinent
information, such as name, GWRRA number,
address, phone number, e-mail address, etc.
Good luck and best wishes.We’d love to consider publishing your story and photos.
A Closing Thought
Just in case you’re wondering, Editor Nick
Hoppner and I probably enjoy reading your stories and seeing your photos as much as you enjoy
sharing them with your Chapter friends. Don’t
let the miles between us deter you from sharing
them with us as well.
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“Young Couple, Young Wing”
e appreciate your publishing our
story “Young Couple, Young Wing”
and enjoyed reading it in Wing World.We have
received calls from Members who also
enjoyed it. I mentioned some future rides in
the story, and we just returned safely from
our Memorial Day weekend ride to Niagara
Falls, logging 2,400 miles in four days. We
experienced high temperatures and humidity, and we learned you can put in a 16-hour
day on a Gold Wing!
We are planning a midsummer trip to the
Grand Canyon.
Once again, thank you for publishing our
first story, and thanks to the Members who
phoned us. If you’re ever riding in the Harris,
Minnesota, area, we’re in the Gold Book!
Doug & Lisa Marek
GWRRA #230502
Harris, Minnesota
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ing to learn to ride and own a Wing of their
own. I know I would. We want to have our
toys just like the men do.
Come on, Gold Wing people, it’s time to
go automatic, for all the biker babes standing
in the wings and waiting for that bike of their
own to hit the market!
Shirley Smith
GWRRA #1201341
Farmington, Missouri
Back Issues and Downloads
am a new Member of GWRRA, having only
joined in January of this year. I was wondering how to obtain copies of the January
2006 and February 2006 issues of Wing
World.
Also, may I download/copy any past technical items for GL1500/6 Gold Wings?
Hoping you can help me in these matters.
The articles in Wing World are very interesting. Keep up the good work.
Leonard W. Clarke
GWRRA #246884
Walthamstow, England
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Doug & Lisa Marek and their GL1800 pause on
their trip to Niagara Falls, with the Mackinaw
Bridge in the background.
Lady Rider Wants Ease,
Convenience
agree with the editorial [“The Time Has
Come,” June 2006]. There needs to be
more automatic motorcycles for all of us
who don’t like to do all that shifting! For
years, women all over have bought cars with
automatic transmissions, just as they have
bought automatic dishwashers and washing
machines. Why? Because they save time and
are easy to operate!
If Gold Wings were automatic, I can
almost guarantee their sales would go up.You
would have women by the thousands want-
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Ed. Note: Copies of past issues (when available) of Wing World can be ordered from our
customer service department at the Home
Office for $5.00 US.
While we do not have a searchable database
of all technical articles printed in Wing World, we
recommend you try using the search function on
the technical message boards at www.gwrra.org.
Automatic Gold Wing
ick Hoppner, I read your editorial
[“The Time Has Come,” June 2006] the
other day in which you were suggesting that
it’s high time Honda makes a Gold Wing with
an available automatic transmission. I just
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wanted to throw my two cents’ worth in. I’m
with you 100 percent. I am so sick and tired
of shifting that, if they ever offered an automatic, I would be the first one to buy it. Keep
the pressure on them, as only a person in
your position can.
Mike Jacobson
GWRRA #136988
Ocala, Florida
Ed. Note: Mine is only one voice—and let me
clarify myself: I don’t suggest all Gold Wings
should be automatic—merely that an automatic, Gold Wing-based trike would be a very attractive choice for many buyers.We suggest GWRRA
Members who would like to encourage Honda in
the development of an automatic transmission
Gold Wing and/or a Gold Wing-based trike write
a brief note requesting consideration of these
product options to Honda R & D Americas, Inc.,
1900 Harpers Way,Torrance, California 905011521.
Vacation Saved!
y wife Cindy & I had been planning to
take a trip for the last two years. She
went through motorcycle rider training, got
her motorcycle license and has been riding
now for a couple of years. Last year, we went
on our first trip not too far from home,
probably about 450 miles. But then Mom
went into the hospital and our trip was cut
short.
This year was to be our first big trip as
riders out of town and out of state.We were
going camping, and a friend was going to loan
us his camper. Wow, we were really going!
But on a Chapter ride one week before our
trip, my GL1200 SEi broke down. After several days of diagnostics, we determined it
could be an electrical problem, but we were
not sure what kind.We were devastated, and
our trip plans looked likely to be cancelled.
Our Chapter Director heard about this
and offered his GL1500 and camper for our
trip, since his camper was already wired for
his bike. I was shocked and honored that he
would do this. We picked up the bike and
camper on the Monday night before our trip.
I was excited about leaving on our jour-
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ney, and I rode a couple of days prior to our
scheduled departure to get used to his bike.
Everything was ready, but the weather was
not cooperating. It rained and rained, and the
forecast was more rain every day with high
winds of 40-45 mph and cold. Needless to say,
our trip was cancelled.
Disappointed to say the least, we started
to plan our next trip. I loved the GL1500’s
ride so much, I bought a used 1500 during
that week of rain.
The point of the whole story is this: If I
had not joined GWRRA and made it to a
Chapter meeting one September day three
years ago, we would not have all the wonderful friends we have met through GWRRA.
If you think you don’t get anything but a
membership card from GWRRA, you are
wrong! These people care about you and your
family. My mother and mother-in-law have
both been in the hospital and, when they
were, the folks in the Chapter called and sent
cards. When we needed a camper, not one,
but two, were offered, plus a motorcycle on
two different occasions! And another
Member offered to help change out the stator on my GL1200.
I ask you this:Who else would offer these
things to help? Friends for Fun? It’s more like
“Family for Fun!” Many Members have come
to the rescue of others in our Chapter, not to
mention have helped other people who are
not even GWRRA Members. Many times I
have had help or been given referrals to
things because of our friendships with one
another.
Join in! Be a Member! We all love to have
fun! Friendship is a great thing!
Don & Cindy Janas
GWRRA #181566
DeKalb, Illinois
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“County Riders”
t all started in 2002, when a small group of
riders from Chapter IL-L planned a county
ride.The rules were simple:Visit all the counties in your state; use only two-lane roads;
and once you go into a county, you may not
re-enter it. The Illinois county trip lasted a
week and took about 1,900 miles to see all
109 counties.
Then came Wisconsin in 2005. Same rules
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This year, Harlan Thillen (half of the ’89-’90
International Couple of the Year) did the road
map for a county ride in Missouri. Having
done both previous rides, he has his ride planning down to a science.
Missouri has 114 counties. Our ride took
us 2,195 miles in seven days to complete. I
think there are more hills and curves in
Missouri than in any other state I have been
in! In fact, we only found two roads that were
straight for more than a mile at a time.
To my knowledge, no one other than
Harlan has done any of these states individu-
ally—let alone three of them! And Harlan has
already mapped out both Indiana and Iowa.
We will have to decide which one will get the
nod for next year.
Bill Maschke
GWRRA #117064
Rockford, Illinois
miles. I got the money from my insurance
company, but when I went to pick up the bike,
I was told the price was $2,000 more.
Readers, beware of this. Have all quotes
put in writing to avoid this embarrassment.
James Curtis
GWRRA #221212
Martville, New York
Get It In Writing
recently had a bad experience with a local
repair shop. I was quoted a price for some
work on my 1985 Gold Wing with 200,000
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Belated Thanks
’ve been going to write probably 100 times
just to say thanks to the many people who
contribute to our great magazine but always
put it off until they are gone on to bigger and
better things.
GWRRA attracts some very great and
smart individuals, and I always enjoy reading
their words of wit. I won’t even try to name
everyone, but Mike Wright, I think, did a great
job and I miss him. Nick Hoppner does a
bang-up job, even if some of his vocabulary is
way beyond me. Howard Halasz did a great
job. Stu Oltman—what an individual! As a
young man, I worked as a mechanic. I wish I
had done my work half as well as he does.
Thanks to everyone, office staff and all,
from 1981 to now! As Members of GWRRA,
we’re all lucky to have you!
Gary McKee
GWRRA #16247
Battle Creek, Michigan
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Three Newark Knights
n Sunday, May 28, (Memorial Day
Weekend) I met up with some of my
fellow members of the Newark Knights at
our president’s house in Philadelphia. That’s
me with my blue 1990 GL1500 in the center,
flanked by Phillip “Dogg” Ellsworth with his
blue 1985 GL1200 Interstate on my right and
Mike “Buddah” Hayes with his black 2006
GL1800 on my left.They are future GWRRA
Members.
Julio “Vampire” Cabezas, Jr.
GWRRA #245526
Saddle Brook, New Jersey
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Technical Questions and Answers about Gold Wings and Valkyries.
Answers to the technical questions in this month’s “Workbench” were provided by
Stu Oltman, Wing World’s Senior Technical Editor. Please submit your technical questions
about Gold Wings or Valkyries by e-mail to workbench@gwrra.org or by mail to
“Workbench,” GWRRA, 21423 North 11th Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85027. Please include
your full name, city, state and GWRRA membership number.
’93 Wing Shows Bad Gas Mileage
Stu, glad to see you back behind the keyboard. Welcome back.
I have a 1993 GL1500 SE that gets lousy gas
mileage. I have had it tuned up religiously, and
each year it seems to get worse. This last tuneup, the mechanic knocked all the loose rust out
of the mufflers and found one of the vacuum
lines was soft enough to collapse at higher rpm.
The carburetors were synchronized and the
plugs were checked and are burning a light tan.
With all that had been done, I was hoping for
some good gas mileage, but I am getting only 35
September 2006
miles to the gallon. With the higher price of gas,
just an afternoon ride can get pricey, let alone
going cross-country.
The mechanic said that there was one more
thing he could check. There are solenoids in the
carburetors that adjust the fuel mixture, and that
might be the problem. Can you give me any
insight as to why my gas mileage continues to
drop?
Daniel Zeidler
GWRRA #150427
Spencer, Wisconsin
Hmmm, without seeing the machine, Daniel,
it’s hard to say what factors to check. Let’s list
the possibilities: An oversized windshield, low
tire pressures, dragging brakes, clogged air filter, vacuum leak, worn-out spark plugs, low
compression, air jets clogged with pieces of subair filter, maladjusted cam drive belts, carburetors in need of cleaning or repair—the list goes
on.
Actually, the air jet solenoids are located
under the right-hand fairing pocket, not in the
carburetors. The air entering them is filtered
through the sub-air filter. If the foam sub-air filter deteriorates, the pieces may be sucked into
the carburetor air jets, enrichening the mixture
under all conditions and increasing fuel consumption.
But 35 mpg actually isn’t out of the ballpark
for a normal GL1500. Regardless of model year,
most 1500s consume between 35 to 40 mpg—
less if ridden continuously above 3,000 rpm.
That vacuum line you mentioned probably
should be replaced. And if the plugs were merely checked and not replaced, that’s not exactly
what I’d call a “tune-up” service.
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GL1500 Hesitation When Hot
My 1994 Gold Wing, with 55,000 miles, has
developed a hot weather problem. After riding
for awhile with no problems and then riding in
traffic and getting hot, it will run okay at a
steady speed but, when you try to accelerate, it
will buck and hesitate up to about 2,000 rpm. It
helps to give it more throttle, but will get worse
if you lug it down and, at lower rpm, will drop
one or two cylinders but will pick up the cylinders if you give it more throttle (above 2,000).
I have replaced the spark plugs, cleaned the
air cleaner (K&N) and blown some air through
the jets in the carburetor. The right-side slide in
the carb seems to hang up with the engine off
but works okay with the engine running; there
are no kinks in the gas cap pressure relief hose,
and the pressure in the tank is about the same as
other Wings. There appear to be no vacuum
leaks. It does not do it all the time. If I ride in a
little cooler weather and do not ride in traffic, it
is okay. Also, when it acts up, if I let it sit for an
hour, it will be okay until it gets hot and in traffic.
And of course, since I live in Florida, it’s
mostly hot. It appears to me to be a fuel problem. What do you think?
Roger Price
GWRRA #103066
DeBary, Florida
Roger, if we’re reading this correctly, it
sounds like you’re riding in city traffic at steady
speeds with the engine at below 2,000 rpm.
You’re lugging the engine in too high a gear.
Check your owner’s manual. We think there’s a
page that suggests which gear you should use
for which speed range. Seldom should you be in
top gear (overdrive) for around-town riding.
Another possibility is that, since yours is an
old bike and probably has had its engine lugged
fairly regularly, it is likely that the carburetors
need to be overhauled and synchronized, especially if one carb slide is sticking.
Another Ethanol Inquiry
I have a 1990 SE and, with all the talk about
ethanol gas appearing at the gas pumps, I am
wondering what effects, if any, we will see if we
use ethanol instead of regular gas. I’ve heard
that it can really screw up the carburetor seals
on older Gold Wings. Your insight is appreciated.
Mahlon Lighthill
GWRRA #85390
Columbus, Texas
Mahlon, gasohol is a blend of 10 percent
ethanol and 90 percent unleaded gasoline.
That’s fine to run in your Gold Wing. But E85 is
a different story, and I believe it’s what you’re
referring to as “ethanol.”
E85 is a blend of 15 percent unleaded gasoline and 85 percent ethanol. It will cause expen-
sive damage if used in a vehicle not specifically
designed to use it. How can one tell if a vehicle
is designed to burn E85? One way would be to
check the fuel recommendations in the vehicle’s
owner’s manual. Any Gold Wing owner availing
himself or herself of that option will quickly find
that E85 is not an acceptable fuel.
GL1500 Won’t Start
With Clutch Disengaged
I ride a 1989 GL1500 motorcycle with a little over 187,000 miles, and the problem I have
never happened before. I do not know what is
causing it or where to look for corrective action.
Please be advised that I have never had the bike
in for dealer maintenance since purchase. Since
I am a licensed aircraft mechanic who was
trained in automotive maintenance and holds a
degree in aircraft maintenance engineering, I
am familiar with troubleshooting and maintenance of varied vehicles, except for this time.
The problem is that if I accidentally kill the
engine at a stoplight, the engine will not start
until I put the transmission in neutral, even
though the clutch lever is pulled in. This can
cause a delay and, in heavy traffic, could lead to
an accident. I have researched the schematics
and technical information in the Honda Service
Manual but have not found anything anywhere
that addresses this problem. I was wondering if
the sidestand switch could be causing this problem, since the engine will not start if the side-
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stand is down and the transmission is in any
gear. Obviously, the sidestand is up at a stoplight.
Sir, if you have any idea what could be causing this problem and how to correct it, I would
surely appreciate your advice. I asked the local
dealer’s mechanic, and he advised that he had
never had this problem before and did not know
what would be causing it. Could the neutral
switch cause this problem and, if so, where is it?
And can it be replaced without major disassembly? Help!
Ralph Schroeder
GWRRA #11516
Benbrook, Texas
Hi, Ralph. This is a very common problem
on motorcycles with high mileage or those with
large-diameter aftermarket handgrips. Likely as
not, you’ll find that the clutch switch, which
bypasses the starter safety circuit, isn’t working.
This could be due to a defective switch, a worn
clutch lever bushing, or handgrips large enough
in diameter that they prevent the lever from
moving in far enough to activate the switch. If
you squeeze the clutch lever and hear the switch
click just before the lever reaches the handgrip,
check the switch continuity with an ohm meter.
If it makes and breaks as the lever is operated,
then the problem may be a defective clutch
diode—which lives in the reverse diode assembly. Test it as per the service manual and
replace the entire assembly if it’s found to be
defective.
percent charged, then reduces to 10 percent to
prevent excess gassing or overheating. Once the
battery is charged, the maintainer shifts to float
mode to maintain voltage without overcharging.
Then, to discourage sulfation, about once a
month a maintainer shuts down for a while then
restarts a complete new charging cycle. This
closely mimics a bike that is being ridden
regularly.
1977 GL1000 Help
We decided to try to start our 1977 GL1000.
It has been covered in the garage for the last
year but was started about six months ago just
fine. We have checked the battery (full power)
with voltmeter and battery charger. When Steve
turns the key, no lights, NOTHING. We have
checked the main fuse, the wires to the battery,
the kill switch. What might we be missing?
Steve is stumped!
Steve & Jacque Foster
GWRRA #120927
San Ramon, California
Steve & Jacque, hook a voltmeter across the
battery terminals and watch it as you turn on
the key switch. The battery should have about
12.6 volts, dropping to around 11.8 with the key
on. If the battery goes completely flat when the
key is turned on, that’s “sudden death syndrome”—a well-known problem with floodedtype batteries
GL1100 Starter Clutch
I have an ’82 GL1100 Interstate, and I had
Honda put a new starter on it last fall before I
took it to Florida. Well, it worked fine for a couple of months, then I went to start it one morning and the starter just engaged and then went
“Zing” and now that’s all it does.
I called Honda Bob and he said the starter
clutch is shot. I looked in my service manual
and it says, in order to take that out, I have to
remove the engine. I was just wondering if the
back cover could be removed without taking the
engine out.
I don’t have a lot of money, and the shop
wants $80 per hour to work on it.
Have you ever done it without taking the motor
out?
Skip Anderson.
GWRRA #191214
Rock, Michigan
Skip, by “Zing,” I assume you mean that the
starter spins like crazy but the engine doesn’t
turn over. That’s the starter clutch failing to
engage. The engine rear cover must be removed
to service the starter clutch, and the cover can
be removed only after pulling the engine from
the frame. Sorry for the bad news.
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Mild Winter Care
I now live in a more northerly climate, as
opposed to southern California. That’s not bad,
but the winter riding is sporadic, so I do not
winterize our bikes. Besides, they live in a
garage with a Battery Tender. What I do is two
things:
First, I never let a gasoline engine sit without a full tank—you know, air space, condensation, etc.
Second, I never let a gasoline engine sit
more than two days. I run-up the engines every
third day for a minimum of five minutes.
Do you think I need to add a fuel stabilizer?
Do you think the bikes should be run-up more
often?
E. J. Fine
GWRRA #144333
Oak Harbor, Washington
Hi, E.J. What I think you should do is to stop
running the engine every two days. All you’re
accomplishing is to drain the battery and fill the
crankcase and mufflers with condensation. That
contaminates the oil and promotes muffler rustout. If you do start the engine, it’s best to run it
for at least 30 minutes after reaching full operating temperature. I suggest fuel stabilizer if the
bike will not be used for two weeks or more.
Otherwise, it’s probably unnecessary. I also
suggest the purchase (and use) of an automatic
motorcycle battery maintainer—a device that
charges at full amperage until the battery is 90
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Trailer Economics
B y J o h n M a g u i re • G W R R A # 1 1 7 6 6 3 , AC D o f C A 1 - I
n all honesty, I have never really been a
fan of pulling a trailer with a motorcycle.
In fact, I probably wouldn’t own one at
all if mine hadn’t been purchased for me. I
have always preferred the challenge of surviving on minimal supplies and equipment
and enjoying the freedom of having nothing
holding me back but the wind and my
checkbook.
This is not to say that I haven’t grown to
appreciate my trailer and the ability to
carry a closet full of boots, shoes, jackets,
pants, socks, underwear and souvenirs of
far-flung attractions and adventures while
traveling on the bike. It’s just that, after
doing the math, I still have some doubts about
the overall economics of purchasing and maintaining a small motorcycle trailer.
Consider this…Let’s say that the average
touring motorcyclist takes one extended trip
(over five days) a year. (Now, I know some of
you do more than that, but stay with me here
for a second.) Commercially made trailers
average about $3,000 apiece, with many of the
really nice ones going for more than $5,000
when you add in all the really neat options.
If you keep that trailer for 10 years (which
is a very long time for some folks), you are
spending between $300 and $500 a year to
own that trailer. Add to that the space it takes
up in the garage 97.8 percent of the time, plus
licensing and insurance, and the investment
goes up appreciably!
• Covina, California
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So, let’s say that you are like me and you
don’t own one of those super slick, mirror
gloss-glazed, hyper-streamlined, air ride, plushcarpeted beauties with hot and cold running
water, solar-generated indirect interior lighting and surround sound entertainment center.
I own a $500, 1979 Coleman Caboose
with tongue-mounted ice chest holder, made
from scrap B-17 aircraft parts and 12-inch
Wal-Mart wheels, tires, and bearings.
Therefore, my “trailer economics” are reasonable.
Plus, I’m not worried about harming the fit
and finish of the body. I can store it outside
with nothing more to worry about than a few
complaints from the neighbors and an occasional watery insult from stray dogs.
There is a very real downside, however, to
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owning one of these more reasonably
priced “jewels.” According to my calculator, when my bike, Ol’ Blue, is running along
at 65 mph, those little Wal-Mart tires and
bearings are spinning at over 100 mph!
You see, for every one revolution of the
Wing’s tires, those 12-inchers on the
Coleman are spinning almost twice!
(Actually, 1.66 times, but let’s not split hairs
here!) I am sure that the only reason those
wheels and bearings don’t self-destruct at
that speed is that they don’t carry very
much weight. (Fully loaded, I can usually lift
one side of the trailer off the ground a tiny
bit.)
Does this bother me? You bet it does. I
would very much like to run at the speeds so
many of my brethren enjoy running on the
interstates, but my mechanic’s mind keeps
telling me that I could be creating “bearing
crunchies” while happily racing toward the
horizon.
But, what am I to do?
The “trailer economics” of $50/yr rather
than $500/yr make better sense to me. And
since a new, sleek, big-wheeled trailer is probably not coming to Casa Maguire any time
soon, I suppose I will just have to run a bit
slower than most of my friends and keep a
wary eye out for dogs when it’s parked out
back.
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Gold Wing owner!
Maybe you’ve just bought your first Gold Wing. Or maybe you’ve come back to
a Wing after riding something else for awhile. Whatever your situation, here are
some tips specifically suited to Gold Wing owners (though some may apply to
other bikes as well).
1.
2.
3.
4.
All Gold Wings are liquid-cooled and shaft-driven.
All Gold Wings have a stock saddle height between 29.1 and 31.9 inches.
All Gold Wings have horizontally-opposed four- or six-cylinder engines.
Prior to May 1, 1980, all Gold Wings were built in Japan; since then, all Gold Wings
have been built in Marysville, Ohio, USA.
5. Since its introduction in 1975, the Honda Gold Wing has been the standard-setting
luxury touring motorcycle, consistently winning critical acclaim and consumer loyalty.
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Reflections
Reflections
Just A Day Trip
By Gordon Murphy, National Director of Rider Education, Canada
h, no,” you say, “he’s not writing
about one of his trips again!”
Well, this is just a brief dissertation about a short day trip I took recently that
for some reason inspired me to jot down a
few lines.
I awoke to bright sunshine and beautiful
blue skies on this early June morning. Before
the morning progressed very far, my riding
buddy, Frank, called. (You may remember
Frank Harvey as one half of the couple about
which I wrote in the December 2000 issue of
Wing World. Frank was then 75 years old and,
though he had only been riding then for about
six years, he had already ridden more kilometers than most riders do in a lifetime. Frank is
now 81 years old and just as anxious to ride
as he was the first day I met him.)
Frank, who lives about a one-hour ride
from my home, wondered if we were going for
a ride. I quickly agreed and we agreed on a
location and time to meet.
After gassing up at one of our favorite gas
bar/restaurants and after topping up our caffeine levels, we decided to do what we call the
“Cape Shore ride.” This is a ride that takes the
rider on a winding trek around the southwest
tip of Newfoundland’s Avalon Peninsula.
Temperatures ranged from a comfortable
16°C to 19°C (60-66°F).
We stopped at the homes of a couple of
friends in Placentia to invite them to accompany us. However, neither was home, so that
part of the plan failed to materialize.
In a short while we were twisting and turning along a road that followed the contour of
the wavy shoreline.The Atlantic Ocean to our
right was resting comfortably, but we knew full
well the fury with which it could erupt when
it and the wind conspired to demonstrate
their combined power. I have always marveled
at the courage of residents who have built
their houses on rocky promontories fully
exposed to the harsh northerly winds and
raging seas. However, I have been told that the
ocean has a mystical hold on those who make
their living harvesting the various species of
fish from those often-stormy waters. I was
quite content to glance out across the calm
expanse of ocean on that day. I have no difficulty in accepting the fact I am a confirmed
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“landlubber.”
While many of the communities through
which we traveled are currently economically
disadvantaged due to declining fish stocks, I
couldn’t help but be very impressed at the
meticulously maintained grounds surrounding
many of the homes.These residents obviously
take great pride in their properties, and one
would be hard pressed to believe that their
main industry and life career was going
through its most difficult time ever.There is no
question but that the rustic beauty of the
countryside through which we were riding
had held the same pull for the families that
had settled those communities for centuries.
We stopped in the small community of St.
Bride’s for a delicious meal of fish and chips,
and then headed across the peninsula to
another part of the bay.This part of the countryside, though sparsely settled, was a contrast
to our earlier scenery. Interspersed with
some large marshes, a profusion of vegetation
grew in a myriad of colors. Large tracts of
young fir trees were also sprouting with
branches that seemed to convey a soft, downy,
green texture. The vibrancy of the late spring
growing season was evident everywhere I
looked.
With my radio turned off and only very
occasional communication on the CB radio,
we continued on our rather circuitous route
that ultimately brought us to the Trans Canada
Highway, where Frank headed back to his
home. I continued on to my home as well,
thinking what a great ride this had been! Our
GL1800s had performed flawlessly, further
heightening our enjoyment.
I couldn’t help thinking again, for the thousandth time I’m sure, how very fortunate we
are to have the privilege of riding such a wonderful machine as the Gold Wing and to be
healthy enough to enjoy it to the fullest.
Bon jour!
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Accident Aftermath
n March 28 of this year, my boyfriend,
Jake Rhodes, was involved in a horrific
motorcycle accident in Christmas, Florida. His
left lower leg was severed at the scene; what
remained of his leg was amputated above the
knee. Jake is 53 years old and plans, with the
help of a prosthetic, to lead a normal, healthy
and very active life.
Jake & I would like to take this opportunity to thank all of the GWRRA Members who
sent Jake cards wishing him well and those
who were willing to donate blood. We would
also like to thank all of our friends from
GWRRA FL-1F. We would not have made it
through this very difficult time without their
friendship. They have cooked for us, stayed
with Jake when I had to go back to work,
helped out monetarily, and have gone far
above and beyond the call of friendship. We
are both truly grateful. (Titan, our dog, is too!)
Thank you from the bottom of our hearts. We
are looking forward to riding with you all
again soon.
Thanks again, and may God bless you and
keep you safe.
Kim Gerow
GWRRA #253312-01
Port St. John, Florida
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NASCAR Weekend Saved
es & Judeen Shruck had two extra tickets
for the Coca-Cola 600 NASCAR race at
Charlotte Motor Speedway, in Charlotte,
North Carolina. They asked if Joyce & I wanted to ride with them and attend the race. We
jumped at the chance.
Les had reserved a motel room in
Lincolnton, North Carolina, about 45 minutes
away from the track. At 10 on Sunday morning, while we were on the way to the track, my
bike died in Huntersville. The alternator had
failed.
We got out the Gold Book. Bill Giles said
he would be there in a while. Before Bill
arrived, Michael Moore stopped to help.
Michael went home and returned with his
trailer. We loaded the bike onto it.
I told Les & Judeen they might as well go
on to the races, that we’d have the others take
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us back to the motel. Bill said, “No way are
you going to miss the race after driving down
from Wisconsin!” Bill & his wife Natalie rode
Les’s bike home and loaned us their car so the
four of us could drive to the races. “It will be
late when the races get done, so take the car
back to the motel and call in the morning,” Bill
said.
As Monday was Memorial Day, we figured
on spending the day in the motel, waitng for a
Honda dealership to open on Tuesday. Then
Les called to say he and Michael had located
another alternator, had installed it, and my
bike was was back together and running!
We drove to Bill’s, paid Natalie for the
alternator, and asked her to thank Bill (who
was at work) and Michael for both of us.
What a great country we live in, when you
run into people like Bill & Natalie and
Michael!
Don & Joyce Herzberg
GWRRA #128877
Pittsville, Wisconsin
Yes, There Really Is A Santa Claus
s the 2006 Michigan District Couple of
the Year, Bob & I decided that we were
going to ride our motorcycles to the rallies that
we were going to be attending. My husband
has a 1989 GL1500 Gold Wing and I ride a
1999 Honda Shadow Aero 1100.
The first rally on our schedule was the
Indiana District Rally in Bloomfield, Indiana.
We left our home in Garden City, Michigan,
after work on Thursday with the intention of
riding to Fort Wayne to spend the night. Even
though it was raining and very windy out, our
trip was progressing without any problems.
We made it into Fort Wayne and my husband called me on the CB and said he was
going to get off the freeway at the first exit to
consult our map as to where our hotel was.
As soon as we got to the frontage road, I
noticed a considerable shaking of my bike. I
immediately called my husband and said that
the bike was very squirrelly. We pulled over to
the shoulder of the road to discover that the
rear tire on my bike was flat. (The tire that had
been replaced just two weeks before!)
We decided to limp down the shoulder of
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the road to a gas station. That’s where I got the
Gold Book out of the bike and started looking
for someone to help us. The first number I
called, I didn’t get an answer. The second one
I called was to Paul “Santa Claus” Gebert of
Chapter IN-D2. Within an hour, Paul and his
brother Steve were there with a trailer for the
bike. Not only did they help us get the bike on
the trailer, but they took it to Paul’s home to
store in his garage for the night. They made
sure we got to our hotel safely and, first thing
next morning, they took the bike themselves to
Red Line Honda in Fort Wayne, where their
mechanic, Kevin Keys, put the bike up on the
hoist and immediately started working on it!
Paul and Steve came back to the hotel to
pick us up and take us to the Honda shop,
where the bike was ready and waiting for us!
We made it to the rally a little later than we had
planned, but we still had a great time!
I just want to let everyone know that the
Gold Book really does work. Paul and Steve
were great! They wouldn’t take anything from
us for their help. I want to let them know how
much we appreciate their help! We will not
forget what they did for us and hope someday
we can return the favor by helping out someone else who needs assistance.
So now, when people ask me if I believe in
Santa Claus, I can tell them, “Yes I do, I’ve
met him in person!”
Nancy Natter
2006 Michigan District COY
GWRRA #174206-01
Garden City, Michigan
Seen here are, from left, Bob Natter, Steve Gebert,
Kevin Keys, Paul Gebert and Nancy Natter.
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Buckeyes To The Rescue!
n May 27, my son, Jim, my neighbor,
Bob, and I left for a trip through
Michigan and Wisconsin.
The next day, my GL1500’s engine died.
Thinking it was the four-year-old battery, we
bought a new one at an auto parts store. They
charged it about half-an-hour; I put it in the
bike and it started right up. We rode 30 miles
more and it died again at a traffic light.
I got out my Gold Book and called Classic
Cycles in Columbus, Ohio. They had no alternators in stock.
So then I called Tim Collins in Columbus.
He offered to bring his trailer, load up my bike
and trailer, and take me to Competition
Accessories in Springfield, Ohio. As it was
almost closing time, they asked me to start the
bike and they’d check it. They put a meter on
it and said it was okay, that it just hadn’t been
adequately charged.
So we went to a gas station and charged it
for an hour. While we were there, Jim Bevens,
Chapter Director of the Springfield Chapter,
stopped to ask if he could help. He also left us
his cell phone.
We rented a motel room a block away and
took the bike there. We finished charging the
battery and put it into the bike.
Next morning, Memorial Day, we checked
out of the motel, had breakfast, and went to a
gas station where the bike died again. Jim
Bevens came with his truck and trailer again
and brought a meter. The alternator wasn’t
charging at all. Meanwhile, his wife was
phoning other Members in search of an alternator.
She found one northwest of Indianapolis.
Grumpy Williams said we were welcome to
use it and then send it back when we got
home. But that wasn’t necessary because Neal
Marshfield from Dayton called the next morning. He was closer, and he offered his alternator. He brought it to the motel; we installed it
and asked him how much he wanted for it. He
said to use it and, when I got home, if I still
wanted to buy it I should send him what I
thought it was worth. If not, I should just send
it back to him.
We completed the rest of the trip troublefree, thanks to the help of these kind and helpful people. You read about these types of incidents in Wing World, but don’t think it will
happen to you. Well, it did happen to me, and
I found out the Gold Book is worth its weight
in gold! These fine people in Ohio deserve to
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be recognized for all of the help they gave me.
If they are ever in Greenville, South Carolina,
I hope they will look me up!
Paul Workman
GWRRA #127860
Greenville, South Carolina
Mother’s Day Mayhem
n May 13, we started out on our trip to
Utah to help friends celebrate their
daughter’s graduation from high school. After
over 400 miles of travel, the day’s end was in
sight. We were less than a mile from Gunter
Hill campsite near Prattville, Alabama, when
we picked up nails in both the camper tires and
the Wing’s rear tire. It was the evening before
Mother’s Day, and we could not find a 12inch, four-lug tire for the camper.
On Sunday, Mother’s Day, we found a tire
at Harbor Freight and a neighboring camper
took us to get it. That left only the Wing’s tire
with which to deal.
We dug the Gold Book out of the trunk and
called Randall McGalliard of Chapter AL-Z
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in Prattville. This man worked magic! He
got Ed Padgett, the accessory manager at
Montgomery Honda Yamaha, to open the store
to sell us a tire. He also gave us the number of
the owner of Power Sports in Prattville, who
came with a trailer and hauled the Wing to his
shop, where his mechanic replaced the tire. All
of this was done on Mother’s Day, making it
possible for us to continue our trip on Monday
instead of waiting until the shops opened on
Tuesday.
Our deepest thanks go out to our fellow
Winger, Randall McGalliard, who made it
possible for us to continue our trip and make
our necessary connections with other bikers
on time. He not only helped us, but he also
called that evening to make sure we were able
to continue our trip. Our thanks also to Ed
Padgett of Montgomery Honda and to the
owner and mechanic of the Power Sports of
Prattville. Our special thanks go out to
Randall and to the Gold Book.
Cara Ethridge
GWRRA #112415
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PROGRESSIVE SUSPENSION’S 460 SERIES GL1800 SHOCK
Announced
June
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Progressive Suspension has
finally released its muchanticipated 460 Series shock
for the GL1800.
Nearly two years of development time have resulted in what Progressive says is the ultimate suspension upgrade for the modern Gold Wing. Designed to improve the
ride and handling of the GL1800 and also integrate with the original
equipment computer-controlled preload adjustment system, the 460
Series shock is constructed using a durable steel body and hard chrome
shaft to reduce wear. Internals include a nitrogen-charged damper,
which eliminates cavitation, and an O-ring-backed piston for smooth
and consistent movement. Naturally, the spring is a progressive rate unit
and designed specifically for the needs of the Gold Wing.
High-end suspension is adjustable to suit rider weight and preferences. Two pre-load ranges allow for varied loading without impacting
suspension performance, and 16 positions of rebound adjustment allow
the shock to be perfectly tuned to the rider’s needs. A simple tool,
included with the shock, allows for easy rebound changes. To learn
more about the 460 Series (Part Number 460-1001; MSRP $604), visit
the Progressive Suspension Web site at www.progressive
suspension.com.
Contact Progressive Suspension, 11129 G Avenue, Hesperia,
California 92345 USA. (877) 690-7411.
P O W E R
CHROME KEY PLATE ACCENTS WITH RUBBER INSERTS FOR GL1800
Tired of looking down at
your ignition and seeing ugly
scratches? Dress up the key
plate area with a Show Chrome
Accessories® chrome key plate
accent. Rubber inserts on the
Show Chrome key plate help
keep unsightly scratches at bay.
Alluring chrome accents easily
snap into place with self-locking tabs, replacing the black OEM key
plate accent. Part Number 52-758 fits 2001-05 Honda GL1800s. Part
Number 52-759 fits 2006
Honda GL1800s. Suggested list
price is $15.95. Available only
through authorized Big Bike
Parts® dealers. For more information or to find a dealer near
you, contact Big Bike Parts at
1-888-BIG-BIKE, or visit their
Web site at www.bigbike
parts.com.
MOTORCYCLE INDUSTRY JOBS.COM LAUNCHES IMPROVED WEB SITE
Motorcycle Industry Jobs.com is proud to present the launching of
its new and improved Web site. The new site caters specifically to job
seekers in the powersports industry and offers increased resumé exposure, time-saving features and an updated look to the site.
“Resumé Clips” provide job seekers with 200 characters to sell
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themselves to prospective employers. Employers can view or “test
drive” all of the available Resumé Clips for free; if they see something
they like, they can then sign up for “Resumé Browsing” to get full
resumes and contact information. The employer can sort and browse
thousands of resumé clips or full resumes by keywords, category or
location.
Other new features include the ability to add a video, image, and
logo to a job posting. Confidential listings are available on Motorcycle
Industry Jobs.com, as are immediate job notifications via e-mail when
a job is posted that matches a desired category and location.
Contact Motorcycle Industry Jobs.com, 8850 Tobira Drive,
Escondido, California 92026. (760) 297-1168 or visit www.Motorcycle
IndustryJobs.com.
ALL BALLS GL1800 TAPERED STEERING-HEAD BEARING KIT
All Balls Bearings &
Components of New
Berlinville, Pennsylvania,
produces an aftermarket
bearing kit that some
Wingers
have
found
reduces or eliminates
front-wheel shimmy in
affected GL1800s. The All
Balls Tapered SteeringHead Bearing and Seal Kit
(#22-1037, MSRP $45) contains all of the necessary bearings and seals
to complete the job in one convenient package. Each All Balls kit comes
complete with upper and lower tapered-bearing cups, cones and seals
(top and bottom seals are included in most kits).
All Balls is a six-year-old company that claims to offer “the most
comprehensive line of bearing and seal kits and related components in
the industry for street, motocross and off-road bikes and ATVs.” For
complete details and applications, log onto www.Goallballs.com.
GL1800 LED CHROME FRONT FENDER LIGHT
Add On Accessories is now featuring this beautiful, chromed front
fender accent (Part Number 45-1406, $59.95). Its LED lights are bigger
and brighter than any others around at 800 candlepower, with facets in
the chrome to increase illumination of the LEDs. The lights
September 2006
are easy to install because there is no drilling or fender removal
required.
Contact Add On Accessories, 133 Gold Street, Worcester,
Massachusetts 01608. (508) 791-7552 or (800) 821-9861 or e-mail
info@addonaccessories.net.
CYCLEDOME PROVIDES A GARAGE IN MINUTES
Protection has never been
so easy! The CycleDome
takes only minutes to assemble with a screwdriver and a
pair of pliers. Then, simply
roll your bike in and pull the
cover shut—it’s that easy. It is
the ideal solution for any
motorcycle enthusiast who wants to protect his/her bike from dirt, dust
and other damaging elements.
The CycleDome features a rugged, powder-coated frame, zinc-plated fasteners and water/UV-resistant laminated polyester fabric. It also
comes with a hard surface anchor system for extra security in extreme
weather that can also be used for a locking device with a standard padlock.
The hard surface system, designed for set-up on concrete or pavement, includes flat head screws, clamping brackets and PVC anchors.
An optional soft surface anchor system, for use on surfaces such as
grass, dirt, etc., includes clamping brackets, plates and ground screws.
Once set-up is completed,
the Cycle Dome can be
deployed or collapsed flat for
easy storage in seconds.
PDK Automotive, 4590 W.
61st Avenue, Hobart, Indiana
46342. Visit www.cycledome.com or call (800) 7352822.
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i-Pod
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that I loved. Almost every aspect of the GL1800 is, in my opinion, an
improvement over my beloved GL1500. But one of the few things I
missed on the new GL1800 was a means of playing my own prerecorded music. I had initially planned on buying the six-disc Hondaline CD
changer. But the high cost (approximately $900) and reports of reliability problems with the unit kept me holding back.
As time passed, I began to consider alternatives to the CD changer.
The GL1800 comes with a pigtail wire harness for
an auxiliary input to the audio system.This pigtail is
installed under the left fairing pocket with a plug
into the wiring harness. The pigtail is then brought
out through a rubber grommet into the fairing box.
Using this input, there are many alternatives for
playing prerecorded music. I considered a single
portable CD player, a Sony mini-disc player, and various forms of MP3 players. (MP3, for those who
don’t know of the format, is a music file used by
computers.) This file format allows a huge amount
of music to be recorded and played back by very
small, relatively economical MP3 players.
All of my research indicated that, of all available
MP3 players, the Apple iPod® was widely regarded
as the best available. I settled on the 20-gigabyte
model that was universally advertised in my area
for $299.This unit seemed larger than I needed, but
the smaller models seemed too small.This model is
basically a 20-gig computer hard drive that will
store recorded music files or any type of computer file. This model is advertised as having a “7,500-song capacity.” Of
course this is based on some average song length that is not revealed in
the ads. How much would I really be able to store on this device? I didn’t know, but it seemed it would easily store more CDs than I own
(about 150).This seemed like a much better option than a $900 six-disc
changer.
As I looked into what would be required in a computer to run the
iPod, I discovered that my computer, a 1999-vintage Dell, was inadequate
to do the job. Upgrading the old computer was not economically feasible, so I bought a new computer first for $850. (Of course I can rationalize this purchase because my old computer was bought and paid for
long ago and I will use the new one for many other things—like writing
this article, for example. Note, however, that this logic was somehow
lost on my wife!)
Then I purchased the iPod. I expected a bit of a learning curve in
learning to record music into my computer and transfer it to the iPod,
so I was very pleasantly surprised to find that once the Apple iTunes®
software (provided with the iPod) was loaded into the computer,
recording music couldn’t be easier. A disc is inserted into the computer’s CD drive.The computer quickly scans the disc and posts the songs,
artist, album and genre. A click on “Import” and the tracks are downloaded (recorded) into the computer at between 9 and 16 times the
speed that they could be played.
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Once the tracks are in the computer, a click on any of the headings—
Song, Artist, Album or Genre—will have the computer arrange the files
in alphabetical order by that heading in a blink of the eye. Connect the
iPod to the computer via a USB 2.0 cable and the music files are transferred to the iPod even faster than they were recorded from the CD to
the computer.Wow!
I was a bit baffled as to how to mount the iPod on the Wing. I would
have liked to mount it on the handlebars, but since it is a hard drive, I
believed the banging it might receive mounted on the bars could eventually take a toll on it. I decided that the best way to absorb shock would
be to mount the iPod to me. I bought a #4202482 six-foot headphone
extension cord at Radio Shack (the shortest they had) and a Marware
Sport Suit Convertible, that included an armband mount, from an Apple
store.The headphone cord plugs into the auxiliary input under the left
fairing pocket. I leave about two feet of cord outside the fairing and
mount the iPod in the armband on my left leg above the knee.With the
iPod mounted in this position, I can read the display and operate the
controls while seated on the bike. Unfortunately, I find that the iPod’s
scroll wheel control can’t be used easily with gloves on. This control is
used in scrolling through menus and heading lists. I am considering cutting off the fingertip of my left glove’s middle finger to use this control
more easily.* (Ed. Note: See postscript below)
I have yet to discover just how much music the 20-gig iPod will actually hold. So far I have recorded about 205 virtually full-length CDs and
quite a few choice cuts from many others. At this
point, I have used only 8.64 gigs. The iTunes software says this is 2,304 songs, or approximately 6.6
days of continuous music. I have just begun raiding
my friends and family’s music libraries.
If you are looking for an alternative to the
pricey CD changer for your GL1800 and have
access to a suitable computer, look into the Apple
iPod. My choice was the 20-gig model, but they
are available as small as 512K (about 120 songs)
for about $99 and as large as 60-gig (about 15,000
songs) at about $399. One of the many advantages
that an iPod has over its many competitors is a
huge variety of aftermarket devices provided by
many different companies. Using these devices, an
iPod can be used almost anywhere and in many
different ways.
Having access to my entire library of music
wherever I am has been really great! I have so far
connected the iPod to my home stereo, my car
and, of course, my Wing. I am looking forward to
using it with the supplied ear bud-style headphones while downhill skiing this winter.
There are many ways to mount and use these devices. Some people
choose to mount them inside the trunk or fairing, but I think this limits
my access too much. I am still working on the best way to mount and
use this device. I am open to suggestions and would like to find out how
you mount and use your MP3 player. If you would like to send along your
suggestions, send them to parmitage41114@wowway.com.
* I have had a chance to evaluate this setup on a motorcycle trip since I
wrote the original article, above. I was able to overcome the inability to operate the scroll wheel with gloves on. At gas stops, with my gloves off, I selected
an album or artist I wished to listen to, and began playing it. I then selected
the next album I wished to hear.When the first selection was over, I was able
to play the next album I had selected by pressing the Select button (in the center of the scroll wheel). In this way, I was able to travel 2-2 1/2 hours before
needing another selection. By that time, I was in need of fuel and I just repeated the process. (I am told that the new 30-gig iPod with Video may work with
gloves on.) Overall, I like the way the iPod works with the Wing’s stereo. I have
also used it on road trips in my car (sometimes you just have to take a car)
and with my home stereo. It works great wherever I have tried it.
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P R O D U C T R E P O R T
Spidi Netline
Mesh Jacket
By
Sharon
Stanley, Assistant
Editor
n Pennsylvania, we worry about the cold. Heat—at least extreme
heat—doesn’t weigh heavily on our minds.
I’ve never seen anyone in PA wear a ventilated summer motorcycle jacket. In fact, it’s counterintuitive to me to believe adding layers
should keep one cooler. Layers are for taking
off, not for putting on, as temperatures rise.
But then I met Arizona’s infamous “dry heat”
and, thankfully, Spidi’s Netline series jacket. But
before I tell you all about my new best riding
buddy—the mesh jacket—a little more background is in order.
In late spring, the fact that my first Arizona
summer was fast approaching didn’t faze me
much. Heck, I thought, at least riding season out
here is all year long.
But on May 6, I nearly collapsed from the
heat during my first GWRRA-sponsored Skill
Enhancement seminar. Even between the official
break times we were given, I’d find myself
wheeling my bike toward the ice chest. I’ve
never drunk so much water within a four-hour
period in my life.
By the end of the seminar, many folks had
recounted to me their own near-death experiences with desert heat and offered me advice on how to stay cool.
They advised everything from wearing long-sleeved, light-textured layers to donning ice water-soaked neck bandanas. One rider even suggested I put an ice pack or ice water bottle in my jeans’ inseam so that
it rested along my spine.
That little tidbit was a lifesaver that day. But temperatures in
Arizona still stood to rise another 20-25 degrees before summer’s
end, and I realized I’d better find a more reasonable and reliable form
of beating the heat while riding.
Okay, back to the mesh jacket.
I wound up with a men’s version Spidi mesh jacket, and, I’ll admit, I
had some reservations as I held up the sturdy piece of equipment
(which weighs about 2-1/2 pounds). This thing is too heavy to keep me
cool. It’s almost like putting on a full winter jacket! I was certain I’d be
grateful for the touted Cordura 500 material’s durability if ever I
crashed, but it seemed like overkill. I had envisioned more of a “shirt”
along the lines of a football jersey. How is this thing going to keep me
cool?
But the jacket didn’t feel heavy once I tried it on and, after adjusting the waist fastening and the draw-ties on the sleeves, it actually
looked pretty nice. Okay, I thought, I’ll give it a try.
And, in order to give the mesh jacket a fair assessment of its cooling abilities, I waited for an unseasonably hot (113 degrees F) day in
June. I tested it against the other methods I’d used and one I’d learned
about at the seminar.
First, I tried riding the “Pennsylvania Summertime Traditional
Method” of a T-shirt. A food image came immediately to mind:
Toasted Marshmallow. At last I knew how those white, fluffy confections felt each time I strategically placed them over the campfire. No
way, I thought.
Next, I tried the “Middle Eastern Method” of long-sleeved, light
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fabric coverage. I was amazed to find the thin layer helped; the sun no
longer beat directly on my skin. But I could still feel some rays slipping
through, and the lack of crash protection (as with the T-shirt) concerned me.
Next—just for comparison—I tried the “I Can Still Get Away With
This in Cooler Climates Method” of a black leather jacket. Guess
what? You can’t get away with it here! Wienie Roast are the only
words I’ll use.
At last, I pulled out the Spidi Netline jacket. After recovering from
my leather jacket faux pas, I was especially in need of some convincing that adding a jacket to my body was actually going to keep it cooler. So I tossed the vented jacket on and stepped out from my recovery site under a store’s shaded entryway. Hmmm, this is unusual. Not
quite as cool as the long-sleeved shirt, but definitely cooler than the T-shirt or the leather jacket.
I was in for an even bigger surprise, however, as I rode on down the road. In addition
to blocking the sun’s rays, as had the longsleeved shirt, the jacket’s punched mesh fabric
(two full layers) allowed gentle and unexpected puffs of air through it—the type of airflow
I’d only expect from a T-shirt.
At stoplights and stop signs, I’ll admit, I felt
slightly warmer in the jacket than I had in the
long-sleeved shirt. But each time I pulled out
from a dead stop, those puffs of air would
reappear, and their cooling effect more than
made up for the “dead stop” situations. In fact,
in the long run, the jacket was cooler than the
long-sleeved shirt had been and, of course,
offered far more protection.
Man, this is the best of all worlds, I thought.
Wind effect of a T-shirt, sun protection of a longsleeved shirt, and crash protection similar to a leather jacket. All this, and
it’s still cooler when riding than any of the three!
Even before I pulled in to my final destination, I was sold: Mesh is
the only way to ride in the heat. And I’m convinced mesh isn’t just for
Arizona-style heat, either. Since wearing protective gear is always
advisable, why wear a T-shirt in cooler climates on hot days when you
can just as easily wear a mesh jacket?
In addition to the cooling effect of the Spidi Netline jacket, I especially liked that it’s material is water resistant (50% waterproof) and
that the jacket includes a removable windproof tank top for versatility. Plus, the removable shoulder and elbow-forearm guards are CEcertified, and there’s a pouch to add an optional CE-certified Warrior
back protector, if desired.
What I didn’t like about the Spidi was that the shoulder armor
made me look like a Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker. Then again, it’s
likely I’ll get a Netline specifically designed for women (the “Fit For
Lady” version, which came out April of 2004, a year after the men’s
version). It sells for the same retail price and has a much slimmer cut
to its shoulders and cleaner lines throughout.
At $199.99 retail price, the Netline is the least expensive Spidi
product in its Textech category because it’s minus some of the bells
and whistles of Spidi’s more expensive product lines. But the fact that
the jacket carries the Spidi name—synonymous with high quality racing gear—is in and of itself reason to give this particular ventilated
summer jacket a look-see. Available in sizes S-3XL and colors red,
blue, gray/silver, or black.
Spidi’s U.S.Web site is www.spidiusa.com.Authorized Spidi distributors in the U.S. are: Motonation, 1110 North Magnolia Avenue, Suite
A, El Cajon, CA 92020. (877) 789-4940. www.motonation.com and
KC-International, 23011 IH 10 West, San Antonio, TX 78257. (210)
764-9990. www.kc-international.com/spidi1.
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11th Annual Wings Across Tennessee
Wings Across Tennessee is a 500-mile charity ride across Tennessee from
Bristol to Memphis for the children at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.
GWRRA’s Tennessee Chapters combine to host the ride. This year’s ride
dates are September 15-16, 2006.The Ride will leave Atlas Honda in Bristol
at 10 a.m. EDT on Friday, with stops along the way and an overnight stay in
Dickson.The Ride arrives at St. Jude’s in Memphis at 1 p.m. CDT.
There is no entry fee to ride, but donations are accepted. More than
$100,000 was donated to the Hospital at the conclusion of the ride last year.
St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital treats children who have catastrophic diseases, mostly cancer, without regard to race, religion, creed or
ability to pay. Families with no insurance are never asked to pay. Plan now to
ride this year; it will be one of the most memorable rides of your life. Call
Lee & Shelby Lester (865) 531-9055 or (865) 567-6934 or e-mail
lesterls7584@aol.com for more information.
Golden Anniversary Surprise
In January, Kelly & Margalo Clayton,
GWRRA #118249, celebrated their 50th
wedding anniversary. Chapter WV-B held
a party in their honor. Kelly’s gift to
Margelo was a set of arm rests for a
GL1800.This was perplexing to Margelo,
as she knew they didn’t have a motorcycle the arm rests would fit—or so she
thought. Then Kelly really surprised her
by revealing the brand-new GL1800 trike
he’d bought so they could ride down the
“roads of life” toward more happily married years.
Thousands See GWRRA Display At English Show
At the British Motorcycle
Federation show at the
Peterborough County Show
Ground over the weekend of
May 20-21, Chapter EN-B’s display stand took fourth place.This
is highly commendable when
compared with some of the
other displays, produced by
Ducati, Honda Club Great Britain and other large interests, frequently
backed with substantial commercial funding.
EN-B’s Chapter Directors Mike & Jacki Brister put together the stand for
GWRRA, which was staffed by Members from Chapters EN-B and EN-A.
Among other things, the stands are judged on appearance and friendliness of those who are manning the stands.Attendance at this show numbers
around 90,000.
Iowa O Brings ’Em Up Right!
Caleb Borseth began riding motorcycles with Chapter IA-O at a very
young age. Actually he started out in a
sidecar when he was just a baby. He
attended monthly Chapter meetings
with his parents Lonnie & Dianne, usually riding on the back of his dad’s
motorcycle. At the get-togethers, he
helped pass out door prizes and always
made sure the food was acceptable.
Last year Caleb became old enough to get a job at a local grocery store,
and his parents felt that he was also responsible enough to begin to ride on
his own. Soon he was the proud owner of a Honda 250 Rebel. His parents
worked patiently with him and, over the course of several months, he
became a proficient rider.
Last winter, Caleb found a Honda 750 Shadow A.C.E. at one of the local
dealers. On June 4, Lonnie & Dianne decided it was time for Caleb to discover the fun of riding with the group. They surprised Caleb by taking him
to a fireman’s breakfast and having the rest of the Chapter meet them there.
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eighteen bikes and trikes from Chapter IA-O showed up to welcome the
newest rider into the fold.
Rick Sheehan, IA-O’s Ride Coordinator reports, “Through all the miles,
over hill and valley, and around all the curves, Caleb kept up well. IA-O, his
extended family, is always glad when we get a new Member to join our ranks,
and it is really exciting when we see the rider mature before our eyes.”
Texas Two-Wheeled Lodging
Dave & Jean Simmons, GWRRA #148080, of Coleman, Texas, recommend the D’Rose Inn and Cabins in Leakey, Texas. Operated by Deb Rose,
the hostelry is lodging for motorcyclists and bicyclists only. All cabins are
non-smoking; each has a picnic table, grill and chairs in the front yard. Deb
Rose is a new rider and finds fellow riders considerate and appreciative customers, so she caters specifically to them by providing lots of extra services. For information, call (830) 232-5246 or visit www.droseinn.com.
GWRRA Celebrates 29th Birthday
GWRRA was
founded 29 years
ago, on June 4, 1977,
when seven Wingers
got together for the
first time in Phoenix,
Arizona, and decided to begin the
Association.
Plans are underway for a gala 30th Anniversary Celebration that will involve a variety of
events and observations soon to be announced.
In this photo, GWRRA Founder and Chairman of the Board Paul
Hildebrand (seated) poses with a 29th birthday cake that celebrates his (and
several Home Office staff members’) anniversary dates with the Association.
Relay Along Route 66
This September 9, Rodger
Fox, GWRRA #236472, will
begin a trip from Chicago to
Santa Monica, California, to promote the American Cancer
Society’s “Relay for Life.”
Rodger said he hopes to raise at least $6,600 (in honor of the Route 66
trek he has planned) for the charity, which addresses not only the research
of cures, but also the emotional needs, of cancer patients.
Both Rodger & his wife Sue each faced cancer back in the 1980s and have
been cancer-free for over 20 years. This year, they were named Honorary
Co-chairs of Relay for Life for their home district of Jacksonville, Illinois, and
have planned other fundraisers in addition to Rodger’s ride.
Members of their home Chapter, MO-T from Springfield, Missouri, will
join Rodger for part of the ride, and he is encouraging other motorcyclists,
especially GWRRA Members, to join him as “ride sponsors” along the way.
To join in, simply access the Web site at www.ridefortherelay.com, obtain a
detailed route map, and meet up with him and others along the way.You will
be asked to make a donation of $33 in order to become a “rider sponsor”
and participate in the ride.
“Remember, you can ride a mile, or all the way!” Rodger says, adding that
he plans to travel as much of the Historic Route 66 as possible.
He also adds that other forms of sponsorships are also available, including Corporate sponsorships for $660 (receives a CD of the trip, full-page ad
on the Web site, and link from ridefortherelay.com); Gold sponsorships for
$66 + $66 (first amount submitted at the beginning, and second amount submitted at the conclusion, of the trip); and Silver sponsorship for a one-time
donation of $66. In addition, all individual and family sponsors will receive a
listing on the ridefortherelay.com Web site.
Rodger says 100 percent of donations will go to the Relay for Life, since
he will cover his own travel expenses. Checks or money orders should be
made payable to “Relay for Life.” (No cash donations, please.)
For more information, visit www.ridefortherelay.com or call (217)
473-1525.
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Miseries
To Avoid
By Howard Halasz, Technical Contributor, with special thanks to the following from Bob
Lunsford's Northwest Honda: Ronnie Lunsford, Owner and General Manager; Corky
Farmer, Service Manager; Andrew Senyk and Corky Farmer, Service Technicians.
Battery Problems:
1. If the battery becomes discharged while riding, either the alternator has failed or the electrical system is overloaded. Turn off
or disconnect all non-OEM electrical items, start the engine, and
monitor the voltage at 4,000 rpm. It should begin to climb as
the battery charges. Terminal voltage with a fully charged battery
in good condition will be 14 to 15 volts for all models. If voltage
does rise, the system was likely overloaded by accessories—
made worse by low-speed riding.
2. If there’s no (or very little) voltage increase at 4000 rpm with
accessories off, the alternator and/or voltage regulator may be
faulty. Test as per the appropriate service manual, or have a
qualified mechanic diagnose the electrical system.
3. If placing a battery (in or out of the bike) in storage for more
than one month, attach an automatic battery maintainer to
counteract the normal rate of self-discharge—approximately 1%
per day.
4. Mark it on your calendar—Unless your battery is a sealed, maintenance-free type, inspect its fluid level at least once per month.
Top off to the “full line” with distilled water if the level is close to
the “add line.” Low electrolyte level is the number one killer of
standard, flooded-type batteries.
Insights From The Aftermarket
Satellite Radios
What Should You Know Before You Buy?
• Satellite radio antennas must have unimpeded
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“view” of the southern sky.
• If your satellite radio is powered by the bike, it
may power down when your bike is shut down.
• Use your satellite radio’s station presets to avoid
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Night Riding
There are times when you must continue riding
at night, even if you prefer to avoid it.
• If you can’t see hazards ahead, you can’t take evasive action. Use only
clear eye protection (glasses, goggles, helmet visor).
• Alcohol and carbon monoxide affect night vision. Avoid drinking and
smoking before riding after dark.
• Your eyes take a moment to adjust from bright light to darkness. After
leaving a brightly lit building, give your eyes a few moments to adjust to
lower light levels.
• Avoid looking directly at bright light sources like oncoming headlights.
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B y
T h r a s e y
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K a y
Tu c ke r
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G W R R A #
1 5 8 0 8 9
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A u b u r n d a l e ,
F l o r i d a
An East Coast Ride To
Niagara Falls
hat’s our Wing on the
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Us at our destination—Niagara Falls.
cover of this month’s Wing
World! How did it get
there? Betty Kay took a great shot
of our GL1800 while on the trip.
What trip? Thought you’d never ask!
This summer, our Gold Wing trip
destination was Niagara Falls.
Day One was our “Get Out of
Dodge” day. We rode from our home in
Auburndale, Florida, to Georgetown,
North Carolina (500 miles).
Day Two was a breeze. We left
Georgetown and rode to Cedar Island,
North Carolina, staying the night in the
Driftwood Motel.Very relaxing—no phone
in the room and no cell service.
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Riding beneath the
waves through the
Chesapeake Bay
Bridge Tunnel.
A stretch break along The
Blue Ridge Parkway.
Day Three was a 23-mile ferry ride,
which took 2 1/2 hours to get to Ocracoke.
Then a second ferry to Hatteras. This Outer
Banks ride was a great ride for seeing lighthouses. (That’s our bike at the Bodie Island
Lighthouse on the cover!)
Day Four started with a light mist of rain
as we traveled the Chesapeake Bay Bridge
Tunnel. After that, we made our way through
Delaware, the tip of Maryland, and ended in
Hershey, Pennsylvania. (Yes, we did experience
the smell of chocolate as we rolled into town!)
Day Five took us west of Hershey onto
Highway 15 through New York State—a beautiful highway to ride.
Day Six and our goal was met—Niagara
Falls! We spent the entire day and into the
night admiring both sides of the falls.
Absolutely beautiful!
Day Seven dawned, and it was time to
start our journey home. We traveled through
Pennsylvania,West Virginia and ended the day’s
ride in Hillsville, Virginia (just shy of the Blue
Ridge Parkway, which we traveled on Day
Eight and part of Day Nine).
Day Ten started in Tifton, Georgia, and
ended back home in our own driveway after a
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Rider
Education
and Motorist
Awareness Go
Together Well
By Dan Corby • GWRRA #103116
Colden, New York
hapter NY-H began its riding season this year with a bang. It does
not take long to understand this
Chapter’s dedication towards educated
and aware riding. It helps that the District
Educator and one of the Assistant District
Educators participate here. The Chapter
Educator also has a long history of riding
with safety in mind. Many of the Chapter
participants are safety-minded as well.
Almost half of the participants are certified
in first aid and CPR. Three of the participants are New York State-certified
Emergency Medical Technicians.
Even though Rider Education and MAD
(Motorist Awareness Division) share a
common goal (to save lives), we approach
it from somewhat different angles.
Motorist Awareness aims to garner the
attention of non-motorcyclists and to educate them as to what to expect from us.
Rider Education seeks to educate motorcyclists in motorcycle safety and how to
deal with motorists. What better way to
get the word out than to work together
on both at the same time? So with that in
mind, Chapter NY-H put together a knockout of a weekend aimed at both prospects.
The riding season in New York State
begins (hopefully in mid-April) once the
snow is gone and the salt has washed off
the roads. This year was an exceptionally
early year, and the events planned by the
Chapter tied in well with this. The roads
cleared, many motorcycles were out on
the roads early, and it was time to make
motorists aware.
Round One was the warm up for the
main event. On Thursday, April 20, several
participants and one motorcycle were featured on the Channel 7 News show “The
Weather Outside.” Appearing with weather forecaster Jennifer Stanonis, Assistant
District Rider Educator Rick Parson was
interviewed in regards to motorist awareness and making the public aware that the
motorcycles are out there. This was the
first punch to be had in a one, two, three
knockout round for the weekend.
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three Rider Educators went to Lockport,
New York’s, radio station WJJL 1440 AM.
Talk show host Sal Poanessa was gracious
enough to give us a spot and a forum to get
the Motorist Awareness and Rider
Education message out. During the event,
several people called in to voice their
thoughts on motorcycle safety as well as
rider education. The broadcast went very
well, and the Educators were invited back
again for future broadcasts.
Round Three, on Saturday, April 22, was
held at The Boulevard Mall.The event was a
combination of a mall show and an educational event, since two bikes and one trailer
were on display, but the primary focus was
on Motorist Awareness and Rider
Education.
One of the primary displays was a
PowerPoint presentation that had safety
items and facts on it. There were several
short 10- to 20-second videos relating to
safety as well. The presentation took just
under 12 minutes. Many people, including
non-motorcyclists, stopped and watched
the entire program. As people stopped by
to look at the bikes, with their glistening
chrome displayed, it gave the Members of
Chapter NY-H the opportunity to talk to
them regarding Rider Education, if they
were riders, or Motorist Awareness, if they
were not.
At the main tables, were displays that
included Wing World magazine, Motorist
Awareness flyers, and all sorts of Rider
Education materials as well. Also on display
were many different types of proper riding
apparel, such as helmets, jackets, gloves and
reflective vests. Approximately 200 people
were reached by the end of the day. It was
a long day indeed, with several Chapter representatives there from 9 in the morning
until 9:30 that evening.
Round Four, and the final knockout
punch, came in the form of Rider Education
on Sunday,April 23. Several Chapter participants, along with Assistant International
Director Tony Van Schaick, met to perform
Medic First Aid and CPR training. By the
time the weekend came to a close, three
new instructors were fully certified and
seven participants had received their Medic
First Aid Provider training. What a way to
bring the weekend to a close!
Chapter H is a small Chapter that meets
at the Basket Factory in Gasport, New
York. Participants come from as far away as
50 miles, a total radius of almost 100 miles!
While it is not a large Chapter, its participants take pride in riding safely. If you ever
get the opportunity, visit us when you are
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participated. We carried the American flag,
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During Bike Week, an estimated 600,000
bikers invade Daytona Beach. Our Chapter
operates a “Getaway Vendor Show” at the
New Smyrna Beach Airport. This is a 10-day
operation, with many vendors displaying
almost everything you could want for your
motorcycle, and then some!
We had many thoughts as we worked the
sign-in table, sold 50/50 or grand prize tickets,
parked bikes, and monitored the gate at the
Getaway. Some were humorous, some were of
the people passing by, and some were on how
long our shift was. One thing we all had in
common, though, was that we were doing it
for Chapter FL1-H and helping our friends.
I think many of us missed a golden opportunity, though. I never realized until after it was
all over what a chance we had to be ambassadors for GWRRA and to promote the principles we follow while riding. Some of us did
pass out membership applications and
GWRRA brochures, and the welcome table
was covered with literature. But we failed to
realize how far our comments and assistance
reached. While reviewing the sign-in books
and calculating just how many people were
there, I began noticing the variety of addresses. One-hundred-fifty GWRRA Chapters had
signed in! Many were from Florida; but many
were also from around the world. I began
September 2006
noticing the states.
While I imagined we would have most of
the states east of the Mississippi, I was startled
to find we had every state but four. Oregon,
Wyoming, Alaska, and Hawaii were the only
ones missing. It would be a shame if the missing four states were among those that did not
sign in! I am sure when they hear how much
fun we had, they’ll be here next year!
Along with all of the states that were represented, we had 18 foreign countries. Many of
the Canadian Provinces were also there. I
remember a couple from France. And no one
could forget the Italians who’d had their bikes
shipped over so they could enjoy riding to
Daytona! Who would have thought that folks
ride motorcycles in Iceland or that Austrians
would come to our Getaway! Other countrymen that made a showing were from Ireland,
England, Wales, Scotland, Sweden, Finland,
Norway, Germany, Denmark, Spain, Trinidad,
Netherlands, and Switzerland. In all, we had
4,732 signed in, with many others bypassing
the sign-in book or simply driving in to have
work done on their motorcycles. I’d estimate
that another 1,000 to 1,500 attended but
were not counted.
The vast majority was jovial and pleasant
when you talked to them. Many had interesting stories to tell. If you didn’t work at the
Getaway in any of the positions, you missed a
great opportunity to meet these people and
discuss our favorite subject: Gold Wings. I
know that I will approach next year with a different outlook on the Getaway. It’s not just an
opportunity to make money for our Chapter;
it’s an opportunity to rub elbows with fellow
Gold Wingers from all over the world and
from all walks of life. Some you will never see
again; others you may.
Many inquired about GWRRA and were
given literature. We will never know how
many may join GWRRA because of our
efforts. If only a few join and become better,
safer riders, we can ride taller knowing we are
both better off from the experience.
The Getaway was also operated last
October during Biketoberfest.The crowd was
smaller, but just as much fun.The main emphasis was on a bike show, with all proceeds going
to our favorite charity. We also had a sign-in
table there, but I didn’t analyze that sign-in
book. I will be sure to do so in the future.
Any of you who come to these events in
the future, be sure to stop by and say hello!
After all, you may just be the “missing statistic”
we need to complete our map. If your
Chapter has any similar activity, be sure to
check the sign-in books. It’s sure an eye-opening experience! Ride safe and spread the
GWRRA word!
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asked the local GWRRA Chapter Director in the Miami
area to check it out and, after receiving a good report,
I bought a one-way ticket and drove the machine back
y wife’s first comment was, “It’s so
plain!” to which I replied, “I can fix
that!” Since we are both big Alabama
Crimson Tide fans, the “Bama Bike” project
began. Murals by renowned airbrush artist
Chris Cruz were the first order of business:
$2,000 later, I had laid the foundation for our
bike’s transformation to the ultimate Alabama
fan machine.
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after returning home from our cruise, she discovered I had given up my annual work bonus
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no less important then the addition of murals
or chrome and, for me, it meant only one
thing: NEON!
The current craze with LEDs is understandable—they are small, inexpensive per
unit, and give some great effects on bikes.They
are also easy to add as you go. But I have to
say that, for me, there is nothing like neon and,
in particular, Boogey Lights™ neon. The
Boogey Lights company that was started a
number of years ago by Rhyan Porter was
purchased several years ago by Scott &
Christine Maentz. Early on, they offered products to light Gold Wings and delight those
who saw them, but as the V-Twin market grew
and the cost of rallies soared, Scott &
Christine began to rethink their business and
began to seek dealers and installers for their
products.
In the small town of Seville, Florida, outside
of DeLand, Jay Styers and Randy Robinson
own a small aftermarket business called Shade
Tree Workshop that caters mainly to the Gold
Wing crowd. Jay’s love of the big bikes naturally has led him to become one of Boogey
Lights’ premier installers. I contacted Jessica,
Randy’s daughter, knowing that the installation
of neon takes time and that I did not want to
tie up my valuable rally time by having lights
installed. So I started making my arrangements
to have the lights installed in Shade Tree’s
Workshop home location in early January
instead of at a rally. Unfortunately, some things
came up to delay my trip, but eventually we set
a date of February 4, 2006.
The ride to Florida was interesting to say
the least! I managed to dodge a wreck on I295 south of Jacksonville, but not the threatening storm that followed. I drove into
DeLand for the night looking like a wet dog. I
had hoped the rain would be over when I
needed to leave the next morning, but it was
not to be. At least, though, it was not pouring
buckets as it had been the night before.
I made the 25-mile trip to Seville, and there
to greet me were Jessica and Jay. They drove
my bike into the shop and immediately got
started. Because the bike was soaked—and
water and electricity don’t mix well no matter
what the voltage—Jess dried the bike as best
she could. Jay then began stripping off the
bike’s ABS plastic skin so he could run the necessary wiring, mount the lights and transformers and, most importantly, the music interface
that really makes the neon rock. Jay takes
extreme care to mount the neon tubes solidly on bikes and heat shrinks all wiring connections with what he calls “gorilla heat shrink,”
an insulator that not only shrinks but also
seals, as with a glue.
About midway through the day, there was
enough neon in place to test the first circuits
and the music interface.The switches went on
and the effect was amazing! The Ring of Fire
actually looked like it’s namesake—the glow of
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white paint indeed looked like the Wing’s
front wheel area was on fire!
Next, Jay tested the music interface that
makes the neon “jump” by flashing off and on
in time with whatever impulses come through
the radio or tape player.Thanks to Jay’s expert
knowledge of the Boogey system, he separat-
ed the circuits into three distinct parts: The
red neon in the grille and side vents dances to
the treble notes while white neon strobes off
and on to the mid-range beat of the music.
For the final flair, the red at the rear of the
bike jumps to the heavy downbeat or bass
sounds of the music. Jay took his time and did
the job right as well as showing an apprentice
installer, Casey, how to make each connection.
Soon the sun was creeping lower in the
sky and, at about 3 p.m., Jay told Randy he was
finished.They closed the garage door, fired up
the neon and I was like a kid at Christmas
looking at a well-lit, beautiful tree. I could not
have been happier!
Jay told me he had to keep my trunk lid
spoiler so he could mount the red neon tube
under it—the silicone glue takes 24 hours to
cure properly. He and Randy told me they
would ship it to me when the glue had held
the light in place for the required amount of
time.
I left Shade Tree Workshop knowing that I
had made the right choice for me and knowing that the “wow-effect” of neon would be a
hit at our upcoming Mardi Gras season in
Mobile. Man, was I right! The neon glow from
our Bama Bike was a big hit with the crowd,
especially when the music interface was
switched on.
The people at Shade Tree are professional,
yet seem like family, perhaps because they are
GWRRA Members. I highly recommend a
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your bike.They happen to be the only premier
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Mississippi and are adept at installing on all
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Labor Day Ride:
No Wind At Our Backs
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For those of us living in Wyoming and Nebraska, warm dry fall days are not uncommon. But warm dry fall days with little
or no wind certainly are uncommon. For some odd—but wonderful—reason, Labor Day 2005 was one of those days.
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Some of the “panhandlers” we ran across on Highway 40.
Mount Rushmore, our Labor Day destination.
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We cruised up Highway 71 to Hot Springs,
scenic ride to Mount Rushmore in
South Dakota was in order, so I South Dakota, then took a short run on US
arranged to meet Clark Griffith and 385 to Highway 79 leading to Hermosa, South
Roger Schwartzkopf, from the Dakota. There we turned left on Highway 40
to make our way to
Scottsbluff-Gering,
Keystone, South Dakota.
Nebraska, area on Labor Day.
It was along Highway 40
After filling my 2005 Gold
that we encountered panWing in my hometown of
handling jackasses! These aniTorrington, Wyoming, I rode
mals make their living by
the 32 miles to Clark’s home
blocking traffic and mooching
in Scottsbluff. Clark’s 1500
whatever they can from the
Kawasaki Vulcan Nomad was
people caught in the traffic
in the driveway, ready to go.
jam. After they realized we
Shortly after I arrived, Roger
had no food and our bikes
showed up on his Valkyrie.
weren’t colorful siblings
Within minutes, we were on
competing for each driver’s
our way to breakfast in
attention, we were able to
Crawford, Nebraska.
continue on to Keystone and
With breakfast out of the
The Eye of the Needle at the
Mount Rushmore.
way, it was time to gas up and
top of Needles Highway.
Every so often, we would
head for Mount Rushmore.
Even though I had ridden the additional 32 catch a glimpse of the faces in the distance as
miles, the Gold Wing took the same amount we wound our way along the curves and
of gas as the other two bikes.That was good, through the single-lane tunnels. The signs tell
since gas was well over $3.00 a gallon at the you to honk as you go into the tunnel to alert
the vehicles on the other side. Roger did a
time.
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quick blip of the throttle on the Valkyrie, and
its straight pipes echoed as he passed
through. I knew nobody would hear my bike
if I did that, but they sure heard the horn.
The road itself is a series of pigtail curves
winding up over the Iron Mountain Pass. At
first, I thought Roger was losing something
off his bike. That is, until I realized it was his
foot pegs scraping the ground on the tight
curves. We passed though Keystone and
stopped for an ice cream cone with the
Presidents before taking off to Hill City,
South Dakota, for lunch.
With a hearty lunch in our stomachs, we
headed for Custer, South Dakota, via the
Needles Highway. The highway is appropriately named because of the “eye of the needle” you thread your vehicle through when
you reach the top of the peak. We made pit
stops for photos at Sylvan Lake and the Eye
of the Needle, pointed out some wildlife
along the way, and took a bathroom break at
Custer before heading west on Highway 16
to Newcastle,Wyoming.
We were pleased to find a convenience
store in Newcastle where the gas pumps
were “outdated” enough that they only read
$2.99 per gallon. I, in particular, was especially pleased when I saw that I had to buy less
gas than either Clark or Roger.
Clark and his Nomad had done an excellent job of leading us through the scenic
roads of South Dakota, but now it was time
to have him lead us south on US 85 to Lusk,
Wyoming. Traffic was unusually busy, and I
managed to get pinned behind a truck after
both Clark and Roger had passed it. Needless
to say, they were waiting outside a convenience store in Lusk, wondering if I had gotten
lost. They had already gassed up, so I told
them to head on south because I had plenty
of fuel to get me the 56 miles to Torrington.
Within an hour, I was waving goodbye to
my fellow riders as they continued back to
Nebraska. Thus ended a perfect windless fall
day—on Labor Day, no less. We had ridden
477 miles through some of the most beautiful countryside the United States has to offer.
Now we’re looking forward to doing it again
sometime soon.
Take my advice, if you ever get a chance to
ride through the South Dakota area—especially on a perfect windless fall day—you
won’t be sorry.
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Comes with:
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•Black Vinyl Cover•Tag Bracket Plate
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Wing World
Where Riders Come to Eat!
Enjoy one of the best rides of your life in the
Blue Ridge Mountains, where scenery knows no bounds!
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GWRRA
Invites you to
Wing Ding 29
Billings, Montana • July 4-7, 2007
To register, simply mail or fax this form, or call 1.800.843.9460,
or visit www.wing-ding.org on the Internet.
RIDER’S NAME: _______________________________ GWRRA MEMBER # _______________
CO-RIDER’S NAME: ___________________________ GWRRA MEMBER # _______________
CO-RIDER’S NAME: ___________________________ GWRRA MEMBER # _______________
MAILING ADDRESS: _____________________________________________________________
CITY/ST/ZIP: ____________________________________________________________________
Full registration includes:
access to trade show,
seminars, talent show, field
events, parades, opening
and closing ceremonies.
Plus, each full registrant
receives a souvenir event pin,
event program, discount
coupon book, one door prize
ticket and one grand prize
ticket for a chance to win thousands of dollars in prizes!
COUNTRY:______________________________________________________________________
HOME PHONE: _________________________________________________________________
WORK PHONE: _________________________________________________________________
Please use ONE form for
each rider (the rider is the
driver of the motorcycle). Coriders (passengers) use the
same form as the rider.
EMAIL ADDRESS: ________________________________________________________________
EARLY: (Postmarked before May 14, 2007)
LATE: (Postmarked May 14 - June 15, 2007)
Number of Life or Gold Members
x $20 = $
Number of Life or Gold Members
x $22 = $
Number of Members
x $40 = $
Number of Members
x $45 = $
Number of Non-Members
x $50 = $
Number of Non-Members
x $55 = $
Children 15 and under at the time of the event are admitted free. Cancellations in writing
must be received at the Home Office on or before June 15, 2007, and are subject to a $15
handling charge. No telephone or verbal cancellations will be accepted. Day passes will be
available, $15 for Members, $22 for non-members. On-site full registration fee is $50 for
Members and $60 for non-members.
Please note, only registered delegates may participate in Wing Ding functions, activities
and events! Additional lodging and camping information will be sent with your registration
confirmation 2-3 weeks after your application is processed. Armbands, tickets, T-shirts or any
other items purchased will be available for pickup beginning the day prior to Wing Ding in the
registration area.
FAX or MAIL this form to:
GWRRA
P.O. Box 42450
Phoenix, AZ 85080-2450
1.800.843.9460
623.581.2500 (Phoenix)
Fax: 623.581.3844
Register on-line at
www.wing-ding.org
Continued on other side…
Wing Ding 29, July 4-7, 2007 • Billings, Montana
RIDER EDUCATION COURSES
The number and availability of courses is dependent upon the number of participants. You will be
notified of your class time and location as soon as possible.
Note: Certification cost is per bike!*
ERC
(One-up) Learn advanced techniques in turning, maximum braking, swerving and
other possible lifesaving techniques plus mental skills and situation strategies for the
single rider. 5.5 hours (range only).
ERC
(Two-up) This course offers the same basic principles as the ERC with the added
element of a co-rider. 5.5 hours (range only).
GWRRA ARC
Experience advanced techniques in turning, maximum braking, and swerving
techniques plus mental and situational strategies in GWRRA's own Advanced Rider
Course. 8.0 hours (classroom & range).
Sidecar
This course offers advanced techniques of riding with a sidecar as well as situation
strategies and accident avoidance tactics.
6 hours (3 classroom/3 riding).
Trailering
Learn advanced trailering techniques and strategies for safe and enjoyable travel.
Motorcycles only, no trikes or sidecars please.
6 hours (3 classroom/3 riding).
Trike
This course teaches advanced riding skills for the trike rider such as
maximum braking, swerving and turning. 6 hours (3 classroom/3 riding).
SOUVENIR
WING DING T-SHIRT
ERC (two-up) __________________ $50* per bike = _________________
Co-Rider _______________________
GWRRA ARC _________________ $50* per bike = _________________
Co-Rider _______________________
Sidecar ______________________ $50* per bike = _________________
Rider ________________________
OPTION: To receive your event shirt in advance,
please add $3 (s/h) per shirt. Valid only for
orders placed by May 14th, 2007.
(Place quantity next to size)
TOTAL
ERC (one-up) __________________ $50* per bike = _________________
Rider ________________________
$15
$20
$30
$50
1 Yard (18 tickets)
= $10
3 Yards (54 tickets) = $20
7 Yards (126 tickets) = $40
Total ______________
Must be present to win! Drawings held at Closing
Ceremonies. GWRRA not responsible for filling out
tickets or placing them into hopper. Altered, illegible or
counterfeit tickets will be voided.
Child & Infant This course is designed to teach and certify you in the Child & Infant principles
CPR/First Aid of CPR and First Aid. Come and learn these lifesaving techniques. 8 hours.
(New)
Rider ________________________
____________ 5 Tickets =
____________ 10 Tickets =
____________ 20 Tickets =
____________ 40 Tickets =
GRAND 50/20-15-10-5 (4 WINNERS!)
CPR/First Aid This course is designed to refresh and recertify you in the basic principles of CPR
and First Aid. 4 hours.
(Renew)
# OF PEOPLE
Must be present to win!
Total ______________
CPR/First Aid This course is designed to teach and certify you in the basic principles of CPR and
(New)
First Aid. Come and learn these absolutely essential lifesaving techniques. 8 hours.
CLASS
WIN A 2007 HONDA GOLD WING
_______
_______
_______
_______
_______
_______
_______
Small
Medium
Large
XL
2XL
3XL
Golf Shirt (Qty)
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
$15=
$15=
$15=
$15=
$17=
$20=
$30=
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Golf Shirt size(s) ____ ____ ____ ____
Co-Rider _______________________
Total _______________
Trailering _____________________ $50* per bike = _________________
Rider ________________________
Co-Rider _______________________
Trike _________________________ $50* per bike = _________________
Rider ________________________
Co-Rider _______________________
CPR/First Aid-New _____________ x $50*per person = _____________
Name ________________________
Name ________________________
CPR/First Aid-Renewal __________ x $50*per person = _____________
Name ________________________
Name ________________________
Child/Infant CPR/First Aid _______ x $50*per person = _____________
Name ________________________
*$30 refund after course completion
Name ________________________
Grand Total ______________________
Keep informed of new information
as it becomes available.
Go to:
www.wing-ding.org
FAX or MAIL this form to:
GWRRA • P.O. Box 42450
Phoenix, AZ 85080-2450
1.800.843.9460 • Fax: 623.581.3844
Register online at
www.wing-ding.org
(+$3/shirt)=______
(+$3/shirt)=______
(+$3/shirt)=______
(+$3/shirt)=______
(+$3/shirt)=______
(+$3/shirt)=______
(N/A)
BIKE SHOW COMPETITION
Thirty-six classifications! Includes a special souvenir pin.
Number of bikes ___________ x $10 = __________________
POKER RUNS
(8 WINNERS!)
Must be present to win! Includes a special souvenir pin.
First place ($500), second ($250), third ($100), fourth
($50), fifth - eighth ($25 each). Winners will be posted
on Closing Day. Five card draw.
Number of hands ____________ x $5 = __________________
GRAND TOTAL: $
ENCLOSED
K Check
K Money Order
Please send check or money order in equivalent U.S. funds. All others will be returned to
sender for adjustment. Please do not send cash.
CHARGE MY:
K M/C
Number:
Exp.
Signature:
K VISA
K AmEx
K Discover
WHEELS
We welcome photographs and high-resolution digital images of trikes for our “Threedom Wheels” section. Give us information about your trike, including the year, color and model.
Send to Wing World Editorial Department, P.O. Box 42450, Phoenix, Arizona 85080-2450 or to editor@gwrra.org.
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A. 1994 GL1500/Trike Shop Ultimate
Bill & Patti Peavey, GWRRA #130569, of Corpus Christi, Texas, had
this photo taken atop Mt. Scott, near Lawton, Oklahoma, while attending
the Texas District Rally. Their Trike Shop Ultimate conversion was done in
White Bear Lake, Minnesota.
They bought this Wing as a two-wheeler, then converted it as Bill’s
knees started getting weaker. The Peaveys are also members of Trike
Riders International (TRI).
B. 1991 GL1500 Interstate/InstaTrike
Here are “before” and “after” photos of the 1991 Gold Wing owned
by Bob & Bonnie Van Allen. GWRRA #180558, of
Williamsport, Pennsylvania. The “before” photo from last year
shows the unit as shipped. The “after” photo shows the unit
color-matched to their Cinnamon Beige Metallic Gold Wing
with add-on lights rather than just reflectors.
The Van Allens took a side cover from the bike to a paint
supplier, who computer-sampled the bike’s pigments. The
results “were a whole lot less expensive than Honda factory
colors,” says Bob, who also adds, “The Signal-Stat 548D red
tail lights are from Truck-Lite, a very nice company to do business with.”
C. 2002 GL1800/Champion
This is the 2002 Gold Wing
GL1800 with a Champion trike
kit owned by Dave & Sue
Perrin, GWRRA #105518, of
Contoocook, New Hampshire.
They are Chapter NH-A’s
Chapter Directors. Dave says,
“This is the Wing’s third season
as a trike and we are having a
ball with it!” The bike is
equipped with a homemade
first gear indicator and HAM radio antenna.
B
C
D. 2005 Honda Shadow Aero 750/Motor Trike
This is the 2005 Honda Shadow Aero 750/Motor Trike that is owned
by Sharon Dunn, GWRRA #139417, of Clearwater, Florida. Sharon was
a co-rider for 20 years. Her husband, Tracy, provided her some encouragement so, at 55, Sharon
decided to get her own wheels. Sharon says it is a
“black and silver beauty, and it’s just my size!”
D
E
E. 2003 GL1800/Trike Shop
Kenneth Nagle, GWRRA #170337, of
Beecher, Illinois, sent us this photo of his 2003
GL1800 with Trike Shop conversion and his 2006
Aspen camper. Ken was taking a break while on
a recent ride on the Blue Ridge Parkway.
September 2006
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Wing World
Honda Specialists
Gold Wing 1975 - 2005
Service • Parts • Accessories • Trikes
www.wingworx.com
916-852-0552
Introducing mounting system for Garmin GPS!
www.GadgetGuy.net
Engineering,
Performance &
Innovative Ideas
www.BF-Specialties.com
847-350-9333 • Fax 847-350-9366
Billet aluminum housing with integrated lock for Garmin StreetPilot 26xx.
Strategically positioned to be viewed through bi-focal glasses.
Add-on modules available for installation of
gadgets like radar detector, MP3 player
and satellite radio.
The Ultimate Helmet Liners
Reversible (Satin or Cotton) ......$13.95
Original (Cotton on Cotton) ......$13.95
USA Edition (Cotton on Satin) ..$13.95
Classic (Single Layer Cotton) ......$9.95 GL1800 Trike Patches - $8.95 ea.
americanroadrider.com • 1-800-600-1358
Plus other “Goodies” used by
motorcycle riders everywhere.
chromecrazy.net
800.992.9995
“THE BREEZE”
CARGO TRAILER
Champion & Tri-Wing
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Call for Brochure
608-846-5363
Email: trailers@itis.com • www.countrytrailers.net
Wind Noise Reduction
Since 2001 - only $9.95 +s/h
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8 sizes available
L&T ENTERPRISES
586.598.3912 •
Fax
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REDUCES NOISE • IMPROVES CLARITY • MAINTAIN AVC SETTINGS
Make it a perfect match, with
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Honda Engineering Standards.
BILLET
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for GL1800
Original Equipment Supplier • Small Kits available
314-621-0525
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1-888-3WHEELS
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September 2006
• Gift Certificates Available•
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SEPTEMBER
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FREE CLASSIFIEDS
Visit www.gwrra.org/message boards/classifieds for up-to-date, Member-maintained classified listings.
These classified listings are a benefit for GWRRA Members and are for GWRRA Members’
personal property only. Listings limited to approximately 30 words each. We reserve the right to
edit entries. Include year, model, mileage, price, name, phone number, e-mail, state or province.
Type or print written entries and send to “Classified Ads,” GWRRA, Inc., 21423 N. 11th
Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85027, or by e-mail to editor@gwrra.org. Deadline is fourth Friday of the
month approximately two months before issue’s cover date. Ads run one month on a first-come,
first-served, space-available basis. Late-arriving ads are held for a succeeding issue.
GWRRA assumes no responsibility for quality of items listed, nor for the outcome of transactions initiated through these listings.
COMMERCIAL CLASSIFIEDS
RELAX IN THE MOUNTAINS, In Maggie Valley,
North Carolina at the Holiday Motel. Motorcycle friendly
access with covered porches. Great rates, restaurant,
views, pool, creek with picnic/grill area. Call toll free
877-686-4386 or visit www.holidaymotel.net.
www.paulexports.com, Florida, is looking for
used Gold Wing parts (no trike takeoff parts, pls)
and Gold Wing GL1500s and GL1800s in any condition
(salvage, high mileage, abused also) for export.
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GREAT RIDES IN THE SMOKY MOUNTAINS.
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www.visit maggie.com. For Brochure, call 877-7869886.
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NEED PARTS FOR YOUR OLDER GOLD WING?
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1975 Honda CB750K. Candy apple red. 34,656k mi.
Excellent condition; performs like new. Has been in classic
shows. Accessories add to appearance. Professionally maintained. $2,025. Dexter. (231) 922-8937. MI.
1976 GL1100. Winter rebuild project! 54k mi. Needs TLC.
Vetter fairing. Even comes with original owner’s manual.
Stored two years. $1,000 obo. Ed. (802) 485-7302. VT.
1982 Hondamatic CM450. Wineberry. New tires and battery. 2,950 mil. Radio and small windshield. $1500 obo.
Dick. (724) 652-6216 or (724) 658-5152. aaa.appliance@verizon.net. PA.
1986 GL1200 Aspencade SEi. 46k loving miles. One
owner. Garage kept. Loaded with extras, including
Hondaline CB. Live time stator. Never dropped. Matching
Escapade trailer with all options. Both bike and trailer are
very nice. $7,500. Pictures available. (303) 853-8150.
edcronin@yahoo.com .CO.
1993 Honda Helix. One of a kind Helix! Maroon.
Extremely low mileage. Too many extras, accessories and
unusual options to list. Showroom condition. Always
garaged. Never out in bad weather. Never down. $4,500.
Bob. (940) 479-0394 or bbmann@webtv.net.
1998 GL1500 SE. 25k original miles. Two-tone pearl/silver. One owner. Lots of accessories. $13,000 firm. Ray.
(216) 663-3397. OH.
1998 GL1500 SE. Two-tone beige. 31k mi. No pinstriping. Absolutely like new. Loaded with Markland accessories and chrome. Have all purchase and maintenance
records. New Dunlop II’s and battery. Compufire alternator.
Grandpa going to a trike. $11,500. Also have matching
Bushtec Turbo II trailer with every Bushtec accessory.
$3,000. Will sell trailer with bike. Will not sell trailer
alone. John. (317) 575-0942. IN.
1998 Honda Gold Wing GL1500 SE. Silver and gray.
Many extras, trailer hitch, lights, mud flap, extra chrome,
helmets with audio. $11,775. Dan. (216) 832-4847
anytime. OH.
2000 Gold Wing SE, 25th Anniversary Edition. Two-tone
white/pearl. 7,600 mi. All original, mint condition.
Always garaged. Two Shoei pearl helmets, 1 microphone/headset, cover. $12,200. Greg, (707) 4471704. ironhorse1500@earthlink.net.
2000 GL1500 SE Gold Wing with Hannigan Sidecar.
102k mi. Two-tone white. Good condition. Several accessories. $15,000 obo. Larry. (989) 551-2132. MI.
2001 GL1800 with ABS. Yellow. 8k mi. Bushtec hitch.
$4,000 in options. Beautiful bike. Always garaged.
$11,500. Van. (386) 677-7511. vbrendle@
earthlink.net.
2001 GL1800. Hot Rod yellow with pinstriping by Kafka.
19k mi. CB, CD, Kuryakyn saddle bag and corner lights.
Trunk rack. Tulsa driving lights. Passenger transformer
boards and armrests, and much more. Never down.
Garage kept. Excellent condition. Also matching 2003
Escapade Elite Trailer with matching pinstriping and large
Phoenix birds on trunk lid. $15,000 for both. Don. (970)
254-0222. cactusjo2@hotmail.com. CO.
2002 Gold Wing. Illusion blue. 37k mi. CB, driver’s backrest, driving lights, rear speakers, highway bars, rear lighted spoiler. New set of tires (Elite 3’s). Extended warranty
until 2009. $12,000. (318) 868-9186. LA.
Wing World
2003 GL1800. Candy Apple red. 24k mi. Warranty. Trailer
hitch. A nice compliment of chrome and lights, including
Ring of Fire. Lighted trunk spoiler, luggage rack. New tires
front and rear. $14,500. Rollie. (608) 215-6265. rolliev@charter.net.
2004 GL1800 with California Sidecar with lights.
Magenta. 22k mi. EZ Steer, adjustable trim for sidecar,
trailer hitch, CB, Sirius radio, and many more extras. Great
condition. Garage kept. $21,900. Joe. (813) 817-1256.
2005 Honda VT1100C Shadow Spirit. Red. Only 2k mi.
Like new. Ridden once. Selling due to health. Garage kept.
Never down. $7,500 obo. Dorothy. (912) 449-4471. GA.
TRAILERS AND SIDECARS
Getaway GT100 cargo trailer. 16 cu. ft. Gel coat white.
Never used. Independent suspension, chrome tongue and
coupler. MSRP $2,135 CA. Clearance $1,750 CA/$1,575
US. Will discuss delivery. Ray. (403) 279-6215. shupac.ray@shaw.ca. Calgary, Alberta.
Getaway Ultra cargo trailer. 16 cu. ft. Gel coat red. Never
used. Independent suspension, chrome tongue and coupler, stainless steel front plate, chrome bumper, spoiler
brake lite. MSRP $2,810 CA. Clearance $2,100
CA/$1,890 US. Will discuss delivery. Ray. (403) 2796215. shupac.ray@shaw.ca. Calgary, Alberta.
Interstate West cargo trailer. 14’ x 7’. White. As new—
used very little (about 2,500 km on chassis). Will easily
accommodate two Gold Wings. Ramp rear door. $7,500
CA/ $6,750 US. Will discuss delivery. Ray. (403) 2796215. shupac.ray@shaw.ca. Calgary, Alberta.
Cargo Mate trailer. Red (paint code #R274). $1,000.
Marshal. (260) 301-0003. IN.
1989 Interstate tandem axle enclosed hauling trailer. 7’6”
by 16’. Windows, insulated, 110-volt and 12-volt lights.
Wide loading ramp. 12 tie-downs. Very clean. $2,400.
Bill. (574) 237-0668. IN.
2003 KZ Sportsmen Sportster 33 MP 36’ 5th Wheel Toy
Hauler. Heat/AC. Full bath. Sleeps 6. Stereo, TV,
microwave, 3-way refrigerator, stove. Awning and 10-foot
garage with optional screen wall. Kim. (989) 227-8466
or (517) 420-1611. ckklsmith@aol.com. MI.
2003 Bunkhouse LX camper. This is the BIG deluxe one
with numerous options, including a complete cooler package and A/C package, with an A/C unit included. Used
only a few times. Always garaged and kept clean and
neat. Must sell. Sacrifice at $3,750. Bob. (940) 4790394. bbmann@webtv.net.
2004 motorcycle sport trailer. Black. Used once. Extra
lights. $600. Steve. (815) 872-4381. IL.
2005 Hallmark 5’ x 10’ motorcycle cargo trailer. Black.
Rear ramp door, side door, electric brakes, stainless front
and rear corners, and rear jacks. $4,200.00. Rocky.
August 2006
(250) 549-4643. Vernon, B.C., Canada.
T R I K E S
1997 Gold Wing Aspencade with 2002 Lehman Trike conversion. Candy Apple red with silver and gray pinstriping.
14k miles on bike. Ring of Fire. Lots of options, chrome
and lights. Showroom condition. Have pictures. $20,000.
Rusty. (239) 633-5663. Rustyandmarcia@msn.com. FL.
1998 GL 1500 SE with Motor Trike conversion. Pearl silver. 34k mi. Heel-toe shifter with running boards. AM/FM
stereo, CB, 6-CD changer, cassette. Light bar, air deflectors,
lots of chrome. $19,500. Harold. .(863) 419-9374. jjinfl@msn.com. FL.
1999 SE Z Coupe with Motor Trike conversion. Two-tone
silver. 40k mi. (28k mi. on trike conversion). Excellent
condition. Tulsa vented windshield. Wind wings. CB, luggage rack, armrests, Diamond Custom seat and stock seat,
rotor covers. All stock conversion parts included. Pictures
upon request. $18,500. Delivery arrangements available.
Claude or Gracia. (641) 743-6494. IA.
2000 Gold Wing SE 1500 with a Lehman Trike kit. 15k
mi. Two-tone red. All SE extras, plus more. $20,000.
Michael. (803) 804-2752. candm74@yahoo.com. SC.
2004 Gold Wing with Champion trike conversion.
Magenta. Only 8k mi. EZ Steer, highway pegs, floorboards, heated grips. Tulsa windshield, air wings, armrests
and many other add-ons. $24,000. Dick. (775) 7271309. NV.
2005 GL1800 with Motor Trike conversion. 8,200 mi.
Black cherry. Extended warranty. Loaded with chrome and
upgraded parts. Garaged year round. Mint condition.
$37,000. (540) 949-6542. VA.
2005 GL1800 Motor Trike. Black cherry. 4k mi. Air
shocks, foot pegs. $30,000. Duane. (863) 385-7313.
FL.
Includes backrest cover. $150. Leland. (207) 498-8291,
leave message. ME.
Helmets: White, XXL flip helmet with J&M headset. In
near perfect condition, $230. Also, Burgundy, XL Snell
M90 full face helmet with J&M headset (no cord).
Excellent condition. $220. I’ll pay shipping in USA. Terry.
(719) 649-9111.
Shoei full face helmet, model XSPII. Multi-color blue.
Medium, with bag. Removable liner with J&M intercom.
New condition. $200. Picture on request. California Sarge.
(805) 489-8087. CA.
All parts from triking a 2003 GL1800 (Motor Trike). Black.
Includes saddlebags, rear wheels, and more. $500 obo,
plus shipping. Robert. (972) 317-3556. TX (near
Lewisville).
Parts from a 2003 Gold Wing trike conversion. Fiberglass
bags, $100/pair. Kuryakyn hitch, $100. Pit Bull lift,
$300. Marshal. (260) 301-0003. IN.
All parts from triking a 2005 metallic silver GL1800 with
only 50 miles. Asking $700 obo, plus shipping. Ron.
(715) 340-6282. WI.
Pak-Rak motorcycle lift for 8-foot bed pickup. Excellent
condition. One man can load a Gold Wing by himself. New
price about $3,000. My price is only $1,500. Jack. (918)
786-4152. philjack22@juno.com. OK.
Parts for a 1500 Gold Wing: Tulsa windshield with vent,
$100. Black armrest, $125. Show Chrome hitch, $100.
Wheel with rotors, $300. Silver and chrome mirrors,
$50/pair. Chrome saddlebag and trunk lights, $200 for
all. Air horn, $90. Additional parts available. Dan. (216)
832-4847. Anytime.
Windshield for Honda GL1800. Fits 2004-2006 models.
Original equipment with provision for air vent. Two very
minor scratches you probably won’t notice; otherwise, in
excellent condition. Was $240, now $100, plus shipping.
John. (770) 403-0099. GA.
PA RT S & A C C E S S O R I E S
MEMBER WANTED
1985 Gold Wing seat. Brown. As new—used only while
awaiting delivery of Corbin unit. Will ship in Corbin box.
$300 CA/ $270 US. Will discuss delivery. Ray. (403)
279-6215. shupac.ray@shaw.ca. Calgary, Alberta.
Heated motorcycle clothing (men’s and women’s). Vest,
chaps, gloves, etc. Randy. (256)825-4682.
rbm1042@charter.net.
Accessories for Yahmaha Venture Royal. Fits ’86-’93. Call
Stan for list and prices. (352) 383-8219. FL.
One Exide Edge Gold Wing motorcycle battery, $25. Also,
one pair size 7 1/2 D and one pair size 8 1/2D NEW
Women’s Specter Road motorcycle boots. Will swap for
heated motorcycle clothing (in good condition). (256)
825-4682. rbm1042@charter.net.
Cushman motor scooters and parts for sale. (256) 7492854.
Seat assembly from a ’93 Aspencade with 60k mi.
Charcoal gray. In very good condition; original equipment.
Used Voyager Trike kit for a 1500 or 1800. Rick. (321)
504-9907. FL.
MEMBER PERSONAL
Widower would like co-rider. Non-smoker over 50. Please
write to: Ken, 315 Little Miss Muffet Lane, Key Largo, FL
33037.
Searching for a happy and fit woman as a co-rider. Ohio
and surrounding states only. Looking for a trim woman,
53-63, who likes to ride. Send picture and note, and I will
respond with same. Bill Patterson, 1795 Zollinger Rd.,
Columbus, OH 43221.
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E V E N T S
We list only GWRRA-sponsored functions by category, name, date, location and contact person and
information. For full details, including rally costs, we recommend you also visit on-line listings according to
CHAPTER EVENTS
GWRRA Region, District and Chapter. Event listings may run up to six months in advance of an event, and
SEPTEMBER 2-4, 2006. BC-D’s annual
“Gold Run Rally,” Merritt, BC. Contact Con
Williams or Pat Aldred (604) 951-9441. Web
site: www.gwrra-bcd.org.
will run through the month of the issue’s cover date. “Photo Tours” and “Other Tours” will appear in the
January, April and September issues. The deadline for Events is approximately the fourth Friday of the
month, two months before the issue’s cover date.
To submit event information, e-mail editor@gwrra.org or mail to “Event & Tours,” GWRRA, Inc., 21423
N. 11th Ave., Phoenix, AZ 85027.
* Indicates new listing in this issue.
NATIONAL AND
INTERNATIONAL EVENTS
*JULY 4-7, 2007. WING DING 29 returns
to Billings, Montana, by popular demand!
More hotel rooms! Optional bus tours! Great riding to Yellowstone and Beartooth Pass! Register
and reserve your room now! Call (800) 8439460 or visit www.wing-ding.org or
www.gwrra.org.
*AUGUST 2-5, 2007. The first WING DING
EUROPE sponsored by GWRRA’s Viking
Region (V), is to be held in Sakskobing,
Denmark. For information, contact Aage
Schoug, Tockvagen 8, Tocksfors, Sweden
67010. Phone 004657329129 or e-mail
r.d.gwrra.region.v@telia.com.
DISTRICT EVENTS
SEPTEMBER 1-3, 2006. IDAHO DISTRICT
RALLY at Bannock County Fairgrounds,
Pocatello, ID. Contact Steve & Sandy
Henicksman, 258 Stone Run Lane, Idaho Falls,
ID 83404. (208) 523-9813. Web site
http://www.gwrra-id.us/.
SEPTEMBER 1-4, 2006. CALIFORNIA DISTRICT RALLY at Santa Clara, CA. Contact
Joyce Elmore, 14507 High Pine Street, Poway,
CA 92064. (858) 748-1385.
*SEPTEMBER 8-9, 2006. COLORADO DISTRICT RALLY at Salida, CO. Contact Steve
Randolph (303) 979-3502 or wingncolo@comcast.net or Rich Sturgeon, (970) 667-5116 or
rfstur39@yahoo.com.
SEPTEMBER 15-16, 2006. TENNESSEE
DISTRICT’s “Wings Across Tennessee” charity
ride to St. Jude Children’s Hospital in
Memphis, TN. Ride departs Atlas Honda in
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OCTOBER 12-14, 2006. MISSISSIPPI
DISTRICT RALLY at the Coliseum in Biloxi,
MS. Hurricane Katrina knocked us out for ‘05,
but we will have “Kidz on the Koast” do-over!
Contact Bob Barrington, 485 White Oak Drive,
Yazoo City, MS 39194. (662) 746-1290 or
(662) 571-2487. Web site www.msgwrra.org.
Bristol at 10 a.m. EDT and rides across the state
with stops along the way as well as overnight at
the Holiday Inn in Dickson (615-446-9081 for
reservations). Depart Dickson on September 16
at 9 a.m. CDT and continue on to Memphis
arriving at 1 CDT. You may join the ride at any
stop. No fees, but donations accepted. Contact
Lee & Shelby Lester (865) 531-9055 or (865)
567-6934, or e-mail lesterls7584@aol.com.
SEPTEMBER 21-23, 2006. NORTH CAROLINA DISTRICT RALLY, “Wings Over The
Smokies” in Fletcher, NC. Contact Willie &
Judy Hunt, 100 Peacock Lane, Lumberton, NC
28358. (910) 739-7369. E-mail: thehunts@
nc.rr.com. Vendors contact Dennis & Kathy Hull.
(828) 295-6856. E-mail: emphrogs@gobo
one.net. Web site: gwrranc.org.
SEPTEMBER 22-24, 2006.
UTAH
DISTRICT’s “Fall Run” at the Best Western
Capitol Reef Resort in Torrey, UT. Contact Bruce
& Virginia Hauser, (435) 752-0551. E-mail
bruha26@msn.com. Web site: GWRRAUtah.
home.comcast.net/.
SEPTEMBER 29-OCTOBER 1, 2006. NEW
MEXICO DISTRICT RALLY, “Bikin’ in the
Basin” in Alamogordo, NM (USA). Contact
Neil
Zack,
(505)
994-4150,
E-mail:
NMRally2006@aol.com.
OCTOBER 5–8, 2006. VIRGINIA DISTRICT
RALLY, “Rally in the Valley,” at the Salem Civic
Center, in Salem, VA. Contact Keith & Carol
Lindgren, Virginia District Directors, at (757)
547-2773. E-mail
klindgren22@cox.net, or
download a rally registration from the Virginia
Web site www.gwrrava.org. Vendors please
contact Linda Carlyle, Rally Vendor Coordinator,
(804) 652-9520 or e-mail lindaredwing@
aol.com.
SEPTEMBER 2-4, 2006. ON-T’s Kickoff in
Northern Ontario at Timmins, ON. Contact
Real Belanger, (705) 360-1626 or relibel@
persona.ca.
SEPTEMBER 7-9, 2006. NJ-B’s “Wingers
Weekend at the Wyndham,” Mount Olive,
NJ. Contact Peter “Breadman” Lucero, 141
Seeley Avenue, Keansburg, NJ 07734. (732)
471-6237. Web site: www.gwrranj.org.
SEPTEMBER 9, 2006. TX-R’s ninth annual
bike show and rally at Knights of Columbus
Hall, Keller, TX. Contact Gary & Alice Meyer,
(940) 497-4818, e-mail: thebikersmeyer@charter.net, or visit www.gwrra-txr.org.
SEPTEMBER 10, 2006. MI-K2’s twelfth
annual Anniversary Breakfast from Ruddy Dux
Restaurant, US 131 at Exit 131, Stanwood,
MI. 8 a.m.-10:30. Mystery Fun Run following.
Contact Joyce Zagumny, (616) 696-9518,
mytrike@hotmail.com or Dale Weeks, (616)
796-3976, dreamwev@tucker-usa.com
*SEPTEMBER 15-17, 2006. IL-Q’s “20th
annual “Southern Illinois Ride-In” at the state
fairgrounds, DuQuoin, IL. Contact Steve
Schlager (618) 985-6687, Charles Mallett
(618) 867-2920 or Brad Warren at (618) 9373281.
*SEPTEMBER 16, 2006. AR-D’s “Rally on
the Ridge” in Craigshead Forest Park,
Jonesboro, AR. Phone Jones Martin (870) 4831614 or e-mail jonesanddonna@centurytel.net.
SEPTEMBER 16, 2006. TX-Y2’s eighth
annual rally and fun run, Trade Centers I and II,
Canton, TX. Contact Allen Carter (903) 5703917 or (903) 566-9235 or Karen Durham
(903) 881-9835. Visit www.texasy2.org for
more information.
SEPTEMBER 16, 2006. WI-O’s poker run
from West Salem, WI. Contact Vern Bagstad,
W3973 Bostwick Lane, West Salem, WI
54669. (608) 786-0849.
*SEPTEMBER 17, 2006. VA-B’s Charity
Dice Run to benefit St. Mary’s Home for
Disabled Children. at Honda of Norfolk,
Norfolk, VA. Contact Dennis Weston (757)
416-8479, e-mail: dweston6@cox.net or visit
www.gwrravab.net.
Wing World
SEPTEMBER 17, 2006. MA-W’s 16th annual “Chicken BBQ & Poker Run” in Oxford,
MA. Contact George & Gale Mayo. (508)9870252 or E-mail: gmayo19@verizon.net.
SEPTEMBER 22-23, 2006. CA-C’s “Harvest
Run” in Sacramento, CA. A welcoming BBQ
& dance party on Friday, poker run, games,
craft fair, bake sale, door prizes, hot lunch on
Saturday. Contact Neal Graham (916) 4545290. E-mail nealbear@surewest.net.
SEPTEMBER 30, 2006. GA-A’s “Fall Harvest
Fun Day” at High Falls State Park Group Shelter
(I-75, Exit 198), Jackson, GA. Contact Bob
McCroskey (770) 954-1924 or e-mail bobmccroskey@mindspring.com. Complete flyer can be
downloaded from http://www.gwrra-gaa.com.
OCTOBER 1, 2006. PA-C’s annual poker run
at Twigs Honda in Hagerstown, MD.
Proceeds to benefit Pediatric Brain Tumor
Foundation (Ride for Kids®). Scenic 50-mile ride
through the beautiful Appalachian Mountains.
OCTOBER 7, 2006. RI-A’s “Fox and Hound
Run” from Greene Lane Community Center,
Greene Lane, Middletown, RI. Contact
Shirley Franco (401) 847-4741 Bikermom
502@verizon.net or Fred Pimentel (401) 8493291 pimentel@cox.net. Web site: http://www.
gwrra-ri.org/a/.
OCTOBER 7, 2006. KY-T’s annual bike show
at Apple Days Festival in Paintsville, KY. Must
be registered in bike show to ride in Apple
Day’s Parade. Contact; Dave (Buddy)
McKenzie, (606)297-3568 or buddymck@netburner.net.
OCTOBER 14, 2006. TX-H’s “Wings in the
Park” rally, Raymond Russell Park, Pavillon #1,
IH 10 and Camp Bullis Road, San Antonio,
TX. Contact Charles Fleming, (210) 682-1446
or (210) 682-1446. E-mail: cfleming1@satx.
rr.com.
OCTOBER 14, 2006. CA1-Z’s 10th annual
8-Ball Poker Event in Temecula, CA. Old Town
scavenger hunt and poker ride. Call Bob
Sutherland or e-mail: chichiron@adelphia.net.
OCTOBER 20-21 2006. FL1-A2, L, E2, O,
Q and D’s 4th annual “Panhandle Bandit
Getaway” in Crestview, FL. Contact Jack
Birge (850) 682-3650. E-mail: jlbirge@earthlink.net.
OCTOBER 27-28, 2006. SC-B’s annual Fall
Campout at Lee State Park in Bishopville, SC.
Contact Bill & Nancy Huggins (843) 667-6992.
E-mail bhuggins@sc.rr.com or Sue Blankenship
(843) 662-8945.
OCTOBER 28, 2006. CA-1F’s annual fun run
from Fun Bike Center in San Diego, CA.
Contact Robert & Janet Lebkuecher (619) 5621152. E-mail ca1f-editor@cox.net. Web site:
www.gwrra-ca1f.org.
*NOVEMBER 11, 2006. FL1-L2’s “1950’s
Pizza Party & Poker Run at Jerome Brown
Community Center, Brooksville, FL. Afghan
raffle for Pasco County Sheriff’s Safety Town.
Contact Randall & Mary Barger, Webster, FL
(352) 583-3487.
*NOVEMBER 11, 2006. TX-Z’s17th birthday party at Clear Lake Park, NASA RD.1
Webster, TX. Contact Larry Wysong (281)
997-0664 or (713) 205-6651. redwingrider@
sbcglobal.net.
NOVEMBER 18, 2006. GA-H2’s “Santa’s
Toy Run” in Statesboro, GA. Benefits the
department of Family and Children’s Services.
Contact Curtis Gay, 601 Stephens Little Road,
Register, GA 30452. (912) 852-9035. E-mail
boro_biker@hotmail.com for flyer.
JANUARY 20, 2007. FL2-L’s second annual
“Pirate Fest” at the Lake Mirror Center,
Lakeland, FL. Contact Bill or Gina Berry (863)
860-4769, e-mail: bgberry93@tampabay.rr
.com.
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PHOTO TOURS & OTHER TOURS
We list only GWRRA-sponsored “pin tours” in this section that appears in the December, April
and August issues. Tours generally are self-guided observation runs conducted by GWRRA Chapters
or Districts; most cost a small amount and yield a tour pin on completion. Most tours require some
proof of having visited destinations, such as receipts or photographs. Rules may differ, so contact the
sponsors for rules and details.
To submit Tours information, e-mail editor@gwrra.org or mail to “Events & Tours,” GWRRA, Inc.,
21423 N. 11th Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85027.
PHOTO TOURS
OPEN ENDING DATE. WI-J’s “ROAD KILL” TOUR.
Photo of your bike next to road kill. Pin awarded.
Contact Keary Getter, 113 Chestnut Lane, Whitelaw,
WI 54247. (920) 732-3982.
OPEN ENDING DATE. WA-Z’s “ICE CREAM”
TOUR. Send photos of five different Dairy Queens with
bike if possible. Get a cool ice cream cone patch to
show your love for ice cream. Patches are numbered,
so you can work up to a large number. $10 per patch.
Send pictures and money to “WA-Z Need More Ice
Cream,” 358 Big Hanaford Road, Centralia, WA
98531.
OPEN ENDING DATE. WA-V’s “WATERFALL
TOUR.” Submit three photos of waterfalls, preferably
with your bike and/or yourself. Different pin for each
year. Flyer at http://geocities.com/wa_chapter_v.
Write Clarine Dunn, 615 SW 126, Seattle, WA
98146.
OPEN ENDING DATE. WA-E’s “LIGHTHOUSE
PHOTO TOUR.” Photos of three different lighthouses
with bike in foreground if possible. One beautiful pin,
$10. Check or MO to Bob Thurgood, 614 - 216th St.
SW, Bothell, WA 98021-8104. (425) 485-4416. Email: rvt4@comcast.net. www.gwrra-wae.org.
OPEN ENDING DATE. WA-V'S "APPLE TOUR." Visit
five different cities in any state that spell “apple.” Take
a picture of your bike and the town hall or post office
and send it in to get the second part of the pin and a
chance at a $50 prize. Lee Damoiseaux, 17 65th Ave
E., Tacoma, WA 98424. (253) 380-8815. E-mail:
lee_damoiseaux@comcast.net. Web site: http://
www.geocities.com/wa_chapter_v.
OPEN ENDING DATE. WA-G's "PANTHER" PIN
RIDE. Spell "panther" with any city, town or post office
sign. For more information and a flyer, visit our Web
site at http://home.comcast.net/~thomsears/web. Email: marvdscott@cs.com.
OPEN ENDING DATE. PA-S's “HORSESHOE
CURVE PHOTO TOUR.” Spell the word “horseshoe”
using the first letter of any city, county or post office sign
and your bike. Send photos and $7, single or $12,
two-up to GWRRA Chapter PA-S, Ralph Wilcox, 1854
Erin Dr., Altoona, PA 16602-7612.
OPEN ENDING DATE. ME-F's “RIDE IN PINS.”
Contact Mile Sereyko, (207) 732-4537 or Roger
Stinson, (207) 794-2064.
OPEN ENDING DATE. BIG SKY REGION I
Celebration of Lewis & Clark's 200th Anniversary of
the "Corps of Discovery." Take five photos of your bike
in front of a "Lewis & Clark Trail" road sign or Lewis &
Clark Trial interpretative sign anywhere along the
route. For more information, send a SASE to Don
Beyeler, 2162 River Road, American Falls, ID 83211.
(208) 2063. E-mail: donbeyeler@cableone.net. Web
site: www.bigskyregioni.org.
OPEN ENDING DATE. LA-C'S “PELICAN PASS
PHOTO TOUR” Photos submitted for each checkpoint
on list. Contact Mark Holley, 4146 Deer Creek,
Shreveport, LA 71119. (318) 636-7565. Web site:
www.gwrralac.homestead.com.
OPEN ENDING DATE. LOUISIANA’S “USA
GRAND TOUR.” Any five consecutive states’ welcome
sign. Contact Jere Pyburn, 2905 River Oaks Dr.,
Monroe, LA 71201. (318) 387-1741. E-mail: goldwing98@jam.rr.com. Web site: www.ladist.org.
OPEN ENDING DATE. LOUISIANA’S “WORLD’S
LONGEST BRIDGE” Tour. Toll receipt from the bridge
78
master at Pontchartrain Bridge. Contact Jere Pyburn,
2905 River Oaks Dr., Monroe, LA 71201. (318) 3871741. E-mail: goldwing98@jam.rr.com.
Web site: www.ladist.org.
OPEN ENDING DATE. PA-Y's “ANOTHER DAM
PATCH TOUR.” You not only have to register before you
ride, you also need to have “Another Dam Patch” on
your vest before you take your pictures in front of the
dams. GWRRA PA-Y, P.O. Box 605, Montgomeryville,
PA 18936. Web site: http://home.netcarrier
.com/~rallen.
OPEN ENDING DATE. MS-M's “PRESIDENTIAL
TOUR USA.” Five photos of any city, town or county
sign with any US president’s last name. Contact Sammy
or Debbie Miller, 1974 Stopisaw Dr. Bogue Chitto, MS
39629. (601) 833-8203. E-mail: millers@telepak.net.
OPEN ENDING DATE. MI-E's “KALEIDOSCOPE
TOUR” Five photos of towns that have a color in the
name. Contact Gayle Jisa, 900 Woodgrove, Ortonville
MI 48462-8806. (248) 627-6320.
OPEN ENDING DATE. FL2-E's “SOUTHERNMOST
POINT” TOUR. Contact Howard Hinton, P.O. Box
1481, Key Largo, FL 33037. (305) 451-0665.
OPEN ENDING DATE. IL-G'S “SAUK VALLEY
WINGERS TOUR.” The first letter of towns that spell out
“Wingers.” Contact Niel Shoffner. (815) 626-7206. Email: nwsmas98@cin.net.
OPEN ENDING DATE. NM-W's “BANDAID
BRIGADE” TOUR. Copy of your first aid card. Contact
Don or Sandy Schweedler. (505) 829-1334. E-mail:
Wingriderdon@aol.com.
OPEN ENDING DATE. MI-G's “WORLD TOUR.”
Five photos of city signs named after a foreign country
or city. Contact John E. Smith, 2851 Hidden View Dr.,
SE, Caledonia, MI 49316. (616) 55-6738. E-mail:
zephyr70@comcast.com.
OPEN ENDING DATE. WA-O’s “FIVE CORNER
RUN.” Photos of five corners of the state. Contact John
Scrivner, 2642 NE Old Belfair Highway, Belfair, WA
98528. (360) 275-8606.
OPEN ENDING DATE. MI-P’s “REST AREA” TOUR.
Five photos of rest areas, one picture of outhouse
counts as two photographs. Contact Perry & Rose Ann
Lock, 23070 Republic, Oak Park, MI 48237. (248)
398-2657.
OPEN ENDING DATE. WA-O's “FIND A FORT”
TOUR. Forts or city/towns with the word “fort” in them.
Contact Twyla Miller, 5312 East Collins Road, Port
Orchard, WA 98366-8329. (360) 871-7025. Email:
fort@gwrra-wao.org. Web site: http://www.gwrrawao.org.
OPEN ENDING DATE. FL-2S's “SOUTHERNMOST
POINT” TOUR. Southernmost buoy in Key West,
Florida. Contact Dennis Swartzentruber, 29 Calle Uno,
Key West, FL 34040. (305) 293-9897.
OPEN ENDING DATE. UT-H's “GOLDEN SPIKE
EMPIRE” TOUR. Six restaurants whose first letters spell
out Empire. Contact Ralph & Dorene Valentine at 828
South 1425 West, Clearfield, UT 84015. (801) 7736828.
OPEN ENDING DATE. MO-X’s “XCEPTIONAL”
TOUR. Signs with an “X”. Contact Gary & Ginny
Gillming, 11046 West State Highway 90, Noel, MO
64854. (417) 475-3598. E-mail: ginnyg@netins.net.
OPEN ENDING DATE. ME-F’s “FOUR CORNERS”
TOUR. Points N, S, E, W. T. Contact Jeff Gifford, RR
#3, Box 494, Lincoln, ME 00457.
OPEN ENDING DATE. MD-D’s “MARYLAND IS FOR
CRABS” HISTORIC” TOUR. In-state historical locations.
For information, send SASE to: Allan Phillips, 11621
Zennia Ave., Cumberland, MD 21502.
OPEN ENDING DATE. MI-I’s “CREEK CLASSIC”
TOUR. Signs naming the creek. Contact Harold
Stafford II at 15603 Mercury Drive, Climax, MI
49034.
OPEN ENDING DATE. MO-T’s “GET YOUR KICKS
ON ROUTE 66” Tour. Three Route 66 signs. Contact
H.F. Evans, 2540 Markwardt Street, Joplin, MO
64801. (417) 781-7163.
OPEN ENDING DATE. MI-G2’s “POTATO” TOUR.
Towns, villages, etc., beginning with each letter. For an
information pack, send SASE to Jim Ludwick, 475 S.
Isabella Road, Mt. Pleasant, MI. 48858.
OPEN ENDING DATE. OR-G’s “ANIMAL LOVERS”
PHOTO TOUR. Town signs bearing the names of animals. Contact Gloria Norby, 1145 Jays Dr., Salem, OR
97303. (503) 393-5755.
OPEN ENDING DATE. VA-B's “WINGS BY THE
SEA” PHOTO TOUR. City signs that spell WBTS.
Contact Ed Sigmund, 1432 Culpepper Avenue,
Chesapeake, VA 23323. E-mail: Edsig1432@aol.com.
OPEN ENDING DATE. WI-J’s “ROAD KILL” TOUR.
Photo of your bike next to road kill. Pin awarded.
Contact: Russ Ryss, 602 Autumn Drive, Elkhart Lake,
WI 53020. (920) 876-3729.
OPEN ENDING DATE. CA-1N's "MISSION RIDE"
photo tour. Take a photo of your cycle in front of four
100-year-old missions or churches. Contact Edel
Albright, 1236 N. Midway Dr., Escondidio, CA
92027.
OTHER TOURS
OPEN ENDING DATE. MI-U’s “LAKE CITY” TOUR.
Visit cities with “Lake” as part of their name. Contact
Dick & Pat Thelan. (989) 593-2151.
OPEN ENDING DATE. PA-H's “COAL MINE
TOUR.” Get your patch then visit four places related to
coal or just four coal items. Contact Mitch & Carol
Foos, 242 Dodson Cemetery Rd, Shickshinny, PA
18655. (570) 864-2765. E-mail: MLFCAK@epix.net.
OPEN ENDING DATE. PA-X's “FOUR CORNER”
TOUR. Contact Bill Weaver. (570) 836-2760. E-mail:
illWeaverEditor@epix.net.
OPEN ENDING DATE. WI-G's “BLACKJACK CASINO” TOUR. Collect six chips from different casinos to
receive first pin. Contact Russ & Cherie Bethe, 8130
South Wildwood Drive, Oak Creek, WI 53514.
OPEN ENDING DATE. MI-M’s “SUPERIORLAND
GRAND TOUR.” Contact Dave Hyndman, 692 Dalton
Road, Skandia, MI 49885. (906) 942-7686.
OPEN ENDING DATE. CA-2S’s “CPR-SAVE A LIFE”
TOUR. Copy of your CPR certificate. Contact Ed
Sollars. (650) 325-8169. E-mail: caladded@aol.com.
OPEN ENDING DATE. IL-E’s “CAST IRON FANNY”
RUN. Ride 1,000 miles in 24 hours. Contact Terry or
Nancy Kalaher, 612 Calcari, Gillespie, IL 62033.
OPEN ENDING DATE. MI-G2’s “FRENCH FRY
TOUR.” Cities, towns or villages to spell “French Fry.”
For forms and information, send SASE to: Jim Ludwick
at 475 S. Isabella Rd., Mt. Pleasant, MI 48858.
OPEN ENDING DATE. MI-G2's BAKE-EM TOUR.
Towns, villages, etc. to spell “bake-em.” ContactJim
Ludwick, 475 South Isabella Road, Mt. Pleasant, MI
48858.
OPEN ENDING DATE. VA-A's “CIVIL WAR BATTLEFIELD QUIZ” TOUR. Return completed questionnaire.
Contact Ric Cross, 1438 Kingstream Dr. Herndon, VA
20170. (703) 471-0208.
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GATTENBY, E
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620-221-1731
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GAITROS, T
ALLSOP, R
WILLIAMS, R
CRUM, C
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LAUX, D
HOLMES, M
CAMPUS, P
FELL, J
MALLETT, C
WROBEL, R
ROSE, N
GUELDENER, E
BRUNGARD, S
JOHNSTON, R
KAMP, A
BEWSEY, D
DOUGHER, R
PEREGOY, J
CIESLA, G
260-726-9534
219-924-7897
317-769-4118
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BUTTZ, C
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BOYD, R
WISE, T
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RAWLINSON, M
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HECKAMAN, D
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GLASS, J
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MEECE, R
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NEWMAN, G
THOMAS, C
BARTMESS, R
LEWIS, R
GARWOOD, B
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815-477-9893
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LEBRE, W
JENNINGS, M
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CONRAD, W
GOODING, K
BARKER, T
WILLIAMSON, C
MCKENZIE, D
MERRITT, A
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270-828-4472
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BREWER, W
PATIN, G
WEBB, C
FULLER, J
HARDING, G
PENTNEY, A
PELLEGRIN, E
STANLEY, D
FRANKO, M
DICKENS, R
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318-387-1741
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207-375-4811
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301-739-7982
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MASSACHUSETTS
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MCCARTHY, S
ATWOOD, G
POULIOT, C
DUBE, E
BEVACQUA, P
KASTBERG, D
MAYO, G
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413-592-2007
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MICHIGAN
BOBEK, C
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KIRK, R
VANNOY, R
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DRESSLER, D
SPARLING, M
SPENCER, W
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MUSCHIANA, B
MOROSKI, J
DULYEA, D
JACOBS, H
HOLMES, I
CONINE, C
EDMONDS, C
DUNCAN, D
WENTZ, S
DENNIS, R
ZAGUMNY, J
TAYLOR, H
DOEZEMA, P
ATHERTON, W
LAVIGNE, M
HAUEISEN, M
PULLEN, W
PATOW, H
BARTLETT, L
BENNS, D
WHITNEY, M
TIMKO, D
GLAZA, D
SLOCUM, D
LITTELL, D
OLSON, L
MASON, C
BRADLEY, L
MURPHY, K
THELEN, R
ORWIG, R
BADOUR, J
SHORT, R
SMITH, C
PAANANEN, J
LAVENDER, C
HILES, C
248-852-8537
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SQUIRE, M
EKLUND, S
JOHNSON, B
WILKINSON, R
HAUGEN, L
DEN HERDER, B
MATTSON, J
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SCHLOSSER, D
BEEMAN, B
DALLAND, G
CONLEY, L
763-434-0174
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MISSISSIPPI
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ATTERSON, R
BATTAYA, C
FROSHOUR, C
THOMPSON, B
BISHOP, M
MOODY, H
RIST, M
THOMPSON, H
HARDIN, C
REED, J
HILL, B
CARRADINE, D
SMITH, F
GARTMAN, L
GODFREY, M
ARDENEAUX, D
POTTS, R
DAVES, E
STEVENS, M
ALLEN, B
LEWIS, D
MCFADDEN, J
METCALF, N
CHRESTMAN, P
662-746-1290
601-736-1589
228-875-1695
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SMITH, P
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573-378-2740
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MO-D
MO-F
MO-G
MO-I
MO-K
MO-L
MO-M
MO-N
MO-O
MO-P
MO-R
MO-S
MO-T
MO-U
MO-W
MO-W2
MO-X
MO-XP
MO-Y
MO-Z
GREENFIELD
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BLAND
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BRANSON
ST LOUIS
DECKER, L
BARR, W
BYBEE, E
HAUPT, J
LANE, M
MCDONOUGH, R
WRIGHT, F
BROWN, B
WRIGHT, C
SCOTT, R
LYONS, S
SANDERS, G
LITTLE, S
GUILL, R
ANTHONY, L
HEIDEBUR, V
GILLMING, G
TALBOT, J
REDSHAW, D
BAYUK, G
D/D
MT-A
MT-B
MT-C
MT-G
MT-H
MT-M
BILLINGS
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BILLINGS
SIDNEY
GREAT FALLS
HELENA
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OMAHA
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ELKO
D/D
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RIVERSIDE
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MT. LAUREL
MILLTOWN
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FREEHOLD
LONG VALLEY
TOMS RIVER
TOTOWA
D/D
NM-D
NM-F
NM-T
NM-W
NM-Y
RIO RANCHO
FARMINGTON
ALBUQUERQUE
LAS CRUCES
ALBUQUERQUE
ALAMOGORDO
D/D
NY-A
NY-C
NY-D
NY-F
NY-G
NY-H
NY-K
NY-L
NY-N
NY-O
NY-Q
NY-R
NY-T
NY-U
NY-V
NY-W
NY-Y
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OSWEGO
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MANLIUS
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417-637-5847
573-873-9699
573-635-9341
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573-468-4990
417-924-4978
573-686-3443
417-624-5925
573-364-8945
573-474-4521
314-867-4891
417-475-3598
816-232-4548
417-442-7858
314-877-0658
MONTANA
SMITH, M
WYATT, J
PARPART, R
HARTL, S
STARR, B
ANZIK, W
HINTZ, T
406-652-3876
406-259-7726
406-628-8115
406-482-1870
406-727-8248
406-227-8904
406-251-5781
NEBRASKA
LYTLE, C
SKIDMORE, H
KIRK, N
HOUDEK, L
BROZEK, L
308-379-5329
402-854-3369
402-614-1113
402-564-5736
402-582-4726
NEVADA
STARR, S
MARSCHECK, K
SHOUN, D
FARRINGTON, M
WILSON, F
702-368-7662
702-395-2249
775-867-5050
775-747-7477
775-778-6746
NEW HAMPSHIRE
FERLAND, W
PERRIN, D
KOCH, B
BARIL, R
HOUNSELL, G
GULA, S
603-523-9890
603-746-5090
603-532-5817
603-575-6110
603-527-1121
603-482-3252
NEW JERSEY
WALTERS, J
CAUFF, C
HALL, B
SMITH, D
SKIDMORE, P
ENGLEHART, W
LAMPE, R
RODEN, R
WRIGHT, A
609-923-5138
609-628-4085
856-829-3803
732-308-2378
609-965-0364
732-544-1194
973-584-0949
732-928-7099
973-473-2655
NEW MEXICO
ZACK, N
DAVIS, R
BACHMAN, D
KENNEDY, J
WILSON, D
GILSDORF, J
505-994-4150
505-632-1331
505-899-4572
505-649-0420
505-332-7198
505-443-1755
NEW YORK
PERRY, D
CURTIS, J
BEACH, R
O’BRIEN, B
BROWN, R
DEAN, W
KELLEY, R
SHOWMAN, L
ISACHSEN, D
STAHL, A
TERRY, J
COLLINS, D
HERNANDEZ, M
DECKER, P
SCHAAL, C
VAN DEUSEN, F
BACON, R
SEELEY, J
607-648-4885
845-657-8737
315-594-6036
315-622-3209
607-546-4111
518-235-0692
716-772-7807
631-273-7769
518-477-4729
518-587-2420
315-824-3144
914-328-2070
718-931-3243
315-338-7822
716-484-9018
315-687-9138
585-738-3522
607-656-9414
NORTH CAROLINA
D/D
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NC-B2
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NC-C2
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NC-D2
NC-E
NC-E2
NC-F
NC-F2
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NC-G2
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NC-I
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NC-L
NC-L2
LUMBERTON
GREENSBORO
LEXINGTON
GOLDSBORO
WINSTON-SALEM
CHARLOTTE
SMITHFIELD
GREENVILLE
NEW BERN
CARY
ELIZABETH CITY
JACKSONVILLE
GARNER
HIGH POINT
WAYNESVILLE
DURHAM
ASHEVILLE
BOONE
WASHINGTON
FAYETTEVILLE
GASTONIA
SHERRILLS
HUNT, W
MYERS, F
DEANE, S
PATTERSON, S
HESTER, D
SWITZER, C
STRAUGHAN, J
MANNING, R
KOWAL, S
JOHNSON, J
BOYCE, P
PHILLIPS, T
TALLY, G
BUTCHER, A
WHEELER, C
STALEY, C
WISOR, C
DONNELLY, R
JARVIS, K
SUGGS, J
HASKIN, J
ALLEN, E
910-739-7369
336-854-0559
336-998-0863
252-569-0173
336-945-4031
704-502-8618
919-989-8232
252-752-4520
252-672-1767
919-387-7575
252-264-2407
910-346-4907
919-772-1424
336-861-7140
828-926-7896
919-732-7732
828-925-6646
828-963-1922
252-946-6674
910-868-6410
704-922-8600
704-629-5700
NC-M
NC-M2
NC-N
NC-O2
NC-P
NC-P2
NC-Q
NC-Q2
NC-R
NC-S
NC-S2
NC-T2
NC-U
NC-U2
NC-V
NC-V2
NC-W
NC-W2
NC-X
NC-X2
NC-Y
NC-Y2
NC-Z
SALISBURY
HENDERSONVILLE
BURLINGTON
HICKORY
ASHEBORO
CHERRYVILLE
WILMINGTON
DUNN/BENSON
LEXINGTON
LENOIR
SANFORD
ALBEMARLE
LUMBERTON
LAURINBURG
HARMONY
TAYLORSVILLE
EDEN
JEFFERSON
SHALLOTTE
MOUNT AIRY
MORGANTON
MONROE
ROCKY MOUNT
CORRIHER, B
BLANKENSHIP, J
WALLS, W
WHITE, T
POORE, R
CHAMPION, R
LANNING, C
PIERCE, K
CLINE, S
CRAIG, D
GLOSSON, D
HATLEY, R
WILLOUGHBY, D
TUTTLE, B
LITTLE, R
SETTLE, R
HOPPER, D
DANCY, J
GAUSE, T
PHILLIPS, T
MAIN, A
ORR, D
BRYANT, R
D/D
ND-A
ND-B
ND-D
ND-M
FARGO
MILNOR
BEULAH
FARGO
MINOT
D/D
OH-A
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OH-L
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OH-M
OH-M2
OH-N
OH-N2
OH-O
OH-O2
OH-P
OH-P2
OH-Q
OH-Q2
OH-R
OH-S
OH-S2
OH-T
OH-T2
OH-U
OH-U2
OH-V
OH-V2
OH-W
OH-W2
OH-X
OH-X2
OH-Y
OH-Y2
OH-Z
OH-Z2
WEST MILTON
FINDLAY
HAMILTON
MARIETTA
MANSFIELD
BELLEFONTAINE
OBETZ
MAUMEE
GALLIPOLIS
STRONGSVILLE
CHARDON
MARYSVILLE
CLEVELAND
CINCINNATI
POMEROY
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AMHERST
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PROCTORVILLE
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GREENVILLE
TIFFIN
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KENT
TROTWOOD
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HILLIARD
ASHLAND
WINTERSVILLE
MARION
BOWLING GREEN
ATHENS
MONROE
FREDERICKTOWN
ZANESVILLE
PAINESVILLE
DELAWARE
D/D
OK-A
OK-E
OK-G
OK-I
OK-J
OK-L
OK-N
OK-O
OK-P
OK-R
OK-S
OK-W
OK-X
OWASSO
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D/D
OR-C
OR-C
OR-E
OR-G
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OR-J
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MEDFORD
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ALBANY
HILLSBORO
704-232-0631
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336-292-5439
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336-731-6081
828-728-3660
919-542-4267
704-385-9318
910-738-5712
910-895-9560
704-873-1472
704-876-2557
336-349-6801
336-982-4688
910-579-6388
336-325-9939
828-874-1258
704-560-5446
252-442-2309
NORTH DAKOTA
SCHEURING, B
KETTERLING, L
KALDOR, A
JOSE, R
ALG, C
701-232-6217
701-683-4806
701-873-5390
701-293-0293
701-852-5649
OHIO
HURLEY, R
NOURSE, B
HALM, W
DYE, D
SMITH, D
STANIONS, T
DURBIN, H
FRIESS, M
KNOTTS, D
GAJEWSKY, T
KINGSMILL, R
DENMAN, K
SMITH, D
SALAMON, T
DARNELL, P
GLYDEWELL, L
SWARTZ, J
BRAY, R
WILLEY, G
HANNING, L
CHELLIS, M
SPAFFORD, B
HENDERSON, V
CHAPMAN, G
LIGHTNER, H
LAWRENCE, D
PESTER, R
FRYE, G
ROBERTS, G
LANDON, G
KENDRICK, T
THORNTON, G
WILSON, W
COE, M
OTTO, C
SCHLEYER, E
DAY, R
CRAGER, K
VUNDERINK, T
EVERIDGE, C
PHILLIPS, D
HUFFMAN, B
EBY, D
MCDOLE, M
BEVENS, J
MCWILLIAMS, P
FLEMING, T
KOHLER, V
HOLMES, C
LAKE, C
STRAKA, T
RASEY, K
PELCZARSKI, J
ELDER, R
RAHE, C
MCLARNAN, P
RICHARDS, R
LITTERST, D
RICHARDS, B
937-698-4443
419-353-2522
513-574-9156
740-373-1506
419-756-9702
614-467-4524
614-866-6885
734-847-1294
740-446-7289
330-225-0070
440-392-9601
937-246-3221
440-353-9193
513-871-9072
740-992-0486
937-322-7156
440-933-5561
740-964-0216
740-824-4717
330-626-2686
937-678-9862
614-873-5709
216-581-3723
740-532-6386
330-345-6983
330-325-1031
937-434-3035
740-373-8853
937-236-5753
419-465-4172
513-829-7163
330-308-9287
330-549-3859
419-782-2882
419-646-3481
937-289-1106
740-787-1557
937-492-0491
330-725-2044
740-773-5980
330-477-1827
740-474-1830
937-548-4305
419-288-4002
740-852-1923
330-630-0798
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419-738-6635
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419-289-3070
740-266-6321
740-386-6748
419-836-8452
740-654-8502
937-361-9599
740-392-6279
740-452-5182
440-358-9697
740-397-0312
OKLAHOMA
GRENINGER, R
ARTHUR, K
STOW, J
WELDON, D
BOYER, K
MILLS, W
UPTERGROVE, B
KEPLER, J
MEIER, R
NELSON, L
ANTHONY, T
THORNE, B
O’BRIEN, C
COPELAND, A
918-272-9055
580-332-5861
918-744-5883
918-333-3287
918-808-3232
405-359-1994
580-535-4402
405-794-4399
580-822-3699
918-789-3328
580-223-9752
405-672-0663
405-722-2565
580-822-3538
OREGON
WHITE, S
BOWLING, B
RITTER, D
AUSMUS, M
CHOATE, B
PRIEST, R
WESTBY, B
VAUGHAN, M
541-261-9250
541-855-9851
541-245-9553
541-913-3640
503-399-8352
503-775-0257
541-928-5373
503-640-3125
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PA-E
PA-F
PA-G
PA-H
PA-I
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PA-L
PA-M
PA-N
PA-O
PA-P
PA-Q
PA-R
PA-S
PA-T
PA-U
PA-V
PA-W
PA-X
PA-Y
LEVITTOWN
KING OF PRUSSIA
LITITZ
CHAMBERSBURG
MONACA
BELLE VERNON
BELLEFONTE
ERIE
BERWICK
DUBOIS
DILLSBURG
ALLENTOWN
WILLIAMSPORT
MEADVILLE
SHELOCTA
PITTSBURGH
RUSSELL
SAYRE
ALTOONA
SOMERSET
MONROEVILLE
HANOVER
EVERETT
TUNKHANNOCK
QUAKERTOWN
GABRIELE, R
MEYERS, B
YOHN, L
KNOLL, W
BROWN, R
WALCHOCK, D
SNYDER, C
WOODCOCK, K
HOOVER, M
HARTLE, D
LEIB, J
KICHLINE, M
POWERS, D
ARMSTRONG, D
FULTON, D
HOAK, R
OSWALT, R
MARKLE, A
KELLICHNER, W
LAVELY, P
MCQUILLAN, J
ELLIOT, N
STOCKENUS, G
SPATT, E
ZIMMERMAN, W
215-547-3417
215-491-3317
717-615-7781
717-369-2750
412-767-4972
724-326-8722
814-571-3469
814-739-2587
570-752-4947
814-938-7136
717-766-5467
610-282-1861
570-398-2528
814-786-7488
724-548-8237
412-331-6141
814-664-7240
570-888-6794
814-357-0395
814-288-2856
724-568-1085
717-637-0208
814-623-8007
570-840-0044
215-234-9239
PUERTO RICO
D/D
CIDRA
CAJIGA, L
D/D
RI-A
RI-B
PAWTUCKET
MIDDLETOWN
WARWICK
787-739-3595
RHODE ISLAND
KNIGHT, L
FRANCO, J
SODER, P
401-723-5959
401-847-4741
401-732-4041
SOUTH CAROLINA
D/D
SC-A
SC-B
SC-C
SC-D
SC-E
SC-F
SC-G
SC-H
SC-I
SC-J
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SC-M
SC-N
SC-O
SC-P
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SC-S
SC-T
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WINDSOR, C
WICKISER, G
BLANKENSHIP, S
SPEARS, C
SANFORD, T
SAMMONS, J
GRIFFIS, H
TRULUCK, F
WOOD, J
GOODMAN, T
BRADEY, B
CARNES, P
MILLER, J
WILLIAMS, C
HILL, J
JACKSON, R
CAMPBELL, A
ARTHUR, P
SUMMER, B
WILBORN, M
FRANKUM, W
D/D
SD-A
SIOUX FALLS
SIOUX FALLS
D/D
TN-A
TN-A2
TN-B
TN-C
TN-C2
TN-D
TN-D2
TN-F
TN-G
TN-G2
TN-H
TN-I
TN-J2
TN-K
TN-L
TN-M
TN-N
TN-O
TN-P
TN-Q
TN-R
TN-S
TN-T
TN-T2
TN-U
TN-V
TN-W2
TN-Y
TN-Z
CALHOUN
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KINGSPORT
CROSSVILLE
NASHVILLE
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CLEVELAND
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CHATTANOOGA
MEMPHIS
MURFREESBORO
COLUMBIA
864-968-8833
864-225-2518
843-662-8945
843-522-3502
803-735-1769
864-269-9566
864-834-0140
843-556-8545
803-684-9649
864-972-1224
843-650-7567
803-283-9615
864-229-4640
864-487-5928
843-623-7686
803-755-3816
803-649-0456
803-584-2579
803-405-9193
864-801-8422
864-882-8858
SOUTH DAKOTA
LEHMAN, D
FORSHEY, W
605-331-5651
605-261-0530
TENNESSEE
LINER, J
HURT, B
HAMILTON, G
RIEDEL, S
ADKINS, L
BISE, S
MCKEE, J
MARTIN, J
MIRACLE, W
COBB, J
PANELL, J
RICE, A
RAY, W
HENSLEY, W
BORUM, J
MAYNOR, M
ROTTERS, H
MOORE, J
MCAMIS, T
WARFIELD, G
STREETMAN, P
COLBERT, M
DORRIS, M
BROCK, D
LILE, D
STAFFORD, L
SMITH, B
BREWINGTON, P
HENDREN, J
SMITHSON, J
423-336-5835
615-453-1508
865-982-7905
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615-325-6002
865-945-2212
901-840-4297
931-761-5132
423-490-2354
662-772-5942
615-355-1749
931-359-5549
TEXAS
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SIMONICK, J
GRIFFIN, D
HABERKAMP, H
WHITE, R
VEATCH, R
POLHEMUS, P
CHERRY, R
ARNOLD, P
ATKINSON, J
WOOTEN, C
YANDELL, D
LEGARD, M
COMPTON, C
FLEMING, C
SEALE, R
WAGNER, G
COOPER, R
STAHLNECKER, J
CAUTHEN, F
210-497-0447
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262-639-7265
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414-764-6077
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604-462-0822
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UBELL, G
204-896-3463
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Allen, Donald .............................................Fairfield, CA
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Kolaske, Neal ........................................Milwaukee, WI
Lantz, Charles ...........................................Wooster, OH
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Preston, John ...........................................Jacksboro, TN
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Roberts, Logan..........................................Chandler, AZ
Sharp, Gaylord.........................................Friesland, WI
Simmons, William.....................................Newbern, TN
Smith, Steven...................................................York, SC
Smith, Bruce ..............................................London, ON
Swanson, Lloyd................................Oklahoma City, OK
Taber, Frank ......................................Port Orchard, WA
Taylor, John...............................................Algonquin, IL
Townsley, Richard .......................................Mahomet, IL
Vaillancourt, Michael ...................................Epsom, NH
Waer, Allan, Sr. ....................................Meshoppen, PA
Williams, Boyce ................................Holiday Island, AR
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Zakrajsek, Martin.....................................Richland, WA
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Bean, Gary
GWRRA #78876-01
Silverton, OR
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GWRRA #206763
Kleppe, Norway
Neill, D
GWRRA #228526
Grand Junction, CO
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GWRRA #48766
Logan, OH
Dale, Bob
GWRRA #20286
Lompoc, CA
Friestad, Hjørdis
GWRRA #206763-01
Kleppe, Norway
Perry, Fred
GWRRA #227255
Jackson, MS
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GWRRA #116338
Columbus, OH
Emry, Dave
GWRRA #69270
Meridian, ID
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GWRRA #105276
Forney, TX
Pierce, Rufus
GWRRA #139716
Bainbridge, OH
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GWRRA #221646
Proctorville, OH
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ANDERSON, PAUL.................................................FRANKLIN, OH USA
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BROCK, DON.........................................................PHOENIX, AZ USA
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BRUNKOW, TIM...............................................TERREBONNE, OR USA
BURLISON, CHARLES..............................................TAMARAC, FL USA
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CAMPBELL, ROBERT ...................................THAMESVILLE, ON CANADA
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CARLTON, WINSTON............................................WAUCHULA, FL USA
CARR, DAVID..........................................................YAKIMA, WA USA
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CARTER, CHARLES......................................................ATOKA, TN USA
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CASE, FRANK..........................................................ELKHART, IN USA
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CLARK, CRYSTAL.....................................................KOKOMO, IN USA
CLAYTON, KELLY ...................................................WALLACE, WV USA
CLINE, STEVE.....................................................LEXINGTON, NC USA
COCHRAN, JOHN..................................................ALIQUIPPA, PA USA
COE, JAMES ..................................................FEDERAL WAY, WA USA
COLE, DEWEY ....................................................SOUTHSIDE, AL USA
COLEMAN, CHARLES ....................................TRAVELERS REST, SC USA
COLLEY, LLOYD .............................................JUNCTION CITY, OR USA
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COX, ROBERT........................................................BIDWELL, OH USA
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DAVIES, JACK..............................................PORT ORCHARD, WA USA
DAVIES, MARK.........................................................LAVEEN, AZ USA
DAVIS, RICHARD..........................................COPPERAS COVE, TX USA
DAY, JAMES.......................................................LAKEWOOD, CO USA
DEL RIO, RICHARD .....................................................TAMPA, FL USA
DENNIS, VERN.......................................BLOOMING PRAIRIE, MN USA
DEWBERRY, CARL ......................................................JENKS, OK USA
DOMAS, GARY..................................................KENNEWICK, WA USA
DUDLEY, ROGER.......................................................MAGNA, UT USA
DUDLEY, VIRGINIA....................................................MAGNA, UT USA
DULL, JACK ....................................................BARTLESVILLE, OK USA
DULL, ROBERT ......................................................PINEVILLE, LA USA
DYCK, ALLEN ...............................................EDMONTON, AB CANADA
DYER, STANLEY ........................................................EMERY, SD USA
EARLE, DANIEL................................................INDIANAPOLIS, IN USA
EBMEIER, DAVID..........................................VIRGINIA BEACH, VA USA
EDWARDS, THOMAS..........................................IDAHO FALLS, ID USA
EIFFERT, ROBERT .....................................................ATHENS, PA USA
ELLIOTT, KIRK ...............................................KAMLOOPS, BC CANADA
ELLIS, DEAN....................................................FORT WORTH, TX USA
ELLISON, GEORGE....................................................APOPKA, FL USA
EPPERSON, MELVIN .........................................SAN MARCOS, CA USA
EVANS, DENIS........................................ST CATHARINES, ON CANADA
EVERSOLE, WILLIAM......................................STRONGSVILLE, OH USA
FANNIN, ROBERT................................................CHRISTMAS, FL USA
FEIGENBAUM, ROBERT ..................................CORAL SPRINGS, FL USA
FIELDS, HAROLD...............................................LUMBERTON, NC USA
FINLEY, LLOYD .................................................KENNEWICK, WA USA
FORD, EJ ..............................................................LA PORTE, IN USA
FORTINI, JOHN......................................................LUDLOW, MA USA
FOX, RONALD....................................................CHEYENNE, WY USA
FRANSON, JANICE ...........................................INDIANAPOLIS, IN USA
FREEDLE, RUSSELL .............................................LEXINGTON, NC USA
FRITZ, DANIEL ...........................................FREDERICKSBURG, VA USA
FULCER, EARL.....................................................PEWAUKEE, WI USA
GALLO, FRANK.......................................................LUDLOW, MA USA
GARDNER, MARGE.............................................NORTH PORT, FL USA
GARRISON, DAVID........................................HEBER SPRINGS, AR USA
GIBSON, REUBEN ...............................................LOUISVILLE, KY USA
GIEGER, MIKE ..........................................................LOUIN, MS USA
GILBERT, CYNTHIA.......................................................LIMA, OH USA
GILBERT, DONALD .......................................................LIMA, OH USA
GORDON, HELEN.................................................HOPE HULL, AL USA
GRACE, DON..................................................BOULDER CITY, NV USA
GRAHAM, RICHARD ...........................................HENDERSON, TX USA
GRANT, KEN.......................................................PENSACOLA, FL USA
GRAYBILL, EVELYN ...............................................ANDERSON, IN USA
GREENHALGH, DOUGLAS..............................CHIPPEWA FALLS, WI USA
GRESHAM, GARY .................................................RIVERSIDE, CA USA
GRIFFING, BRUCE ..............................................CAPE CORAL, FL USA
GRIFFITH, CHARLES ...............................LINCOLN UNIVERSITY, PA USA
GROW, TERRY..........................................WEST PALM BEACH, FL USA
GUGIN, DONALD .........................................WHITE SALMON, WA USA
GUILLORY, PAUL ........................................GRAND JUNCTION, CO USA
GULLEY, WILLIAM................................................LEXINGTON, AL USA
HAASE, LORNE ....................................................HARRIETTA, MI USA
HACKNEY, MIKE..................................................MARYVILLE, TN USA
HALLETT, LOUIS ..................................................GREEN BAY, WI USA
HAMEL, ROBERT ....................................................LACONIA, NH USA
HAMILTON, J B .........................................................ALBION, IL USA
HAMMOND, TERRY................................................HIBBING, MN USA
HAMMOND, THOMAS ........................................IDAHO FALLS, ID USA
HANSEN, KIM.....................................MORANBAH (QLD), AUSTRALIA
HANSEN, LARRY..............................................HOT SPRINGS, AR USA
HARDING, LEWIS ...........................................GRAIN VALLEY, MO USA
HARE, RONALD...................................................LA CROSSE, WI USA
HARRIS, J R .......................................................INVERNESS, FL USA
HARRISON, ARLETA.............................................WEST LINN, OR USA
HAWKINS, TERRY...............................................MONTROSE, CO USA
HEAP, KEVIN .......................................................HANOVER, MN USA
HEATH, PHILLIP ....................................................LEESBURG, FL USA
HEFFELFINGER, RONALD .....................................WINNEBAGO, IL USA
HENCELY, STEVE .............................................CLARKESVILLE, GA USA
HENLINE, SANDRA ..........................................PORT GIBSON, NY USA
HERBERT, RICHARD...................................................DALLAS, TX USA
HERNANDEZ, MIGUEL............................................YONKERS, NY USA
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HEWITSON, JIM...................................................RIVERSIDE, CA USA
HOADLEY, LOUIS.....................................................DENTON, TX USA
HODGE, JAMES ..........................................OCEAN SPRINGS, MS USA
HODGES, JAMES .............................................BRECKSVILLE, OH USA
HODGES, SUSAN.............................................BRECKSVILLE, OH USA
HOLMES, IAN....................................................SOUTHGATE, MI USA
HOLTHE, DONALD .............................................MOORHEAD, MN USA
HOOPER, SUE.................................................STONY POINT, NC USA
HOP, DONALD.................................................HUDSONVILLE, MI USA
HOPKINS, JACK.....................................................ATWATER, OH USA
HOPLER, LOWELL..............................................PORT RICHEY, FL USA
HOPPNER, NICK ...................................................GLENDALE, AZ USA
HORGAN, DANIEL ................................................HAMILTON, OH USA
HORWOOD, GARY .......................................PARADISE SE, NL CANADA
HUDNELL, MICHAEL ..............................................SHELTON, WA USA
HUGHES, JAMES ....................................................OXFORD, MI USA
HUGHES, LARRY................................................NEW CASTLE, IN USA
HUGHES, PETER.......................................................CURRIE, NC USA
HUNTER, J DAVID ..................................................NORFOLK, VA USA
HYDE, ROBERT ..................................................PLYMOUTH, MN USA
HYDE, ROBIN....................................................PLYMOUTH, MN USA
IRWIN, JOHN ..................................................WOODSTOCK, GA USA
JACKSON, JIM.........................................................SMITHS, AL USA
JACOBS, HAROLD ..............................................MANSFIELD, OH USA
JAGGER, JAMES.........................................................CHINA, MI USA
JAMES, JIMMIE ..............................................HEDGESVILLE, WV USA
JAMISON, JIM........................................................CONROE, TX USA
JARRELL, THOMAS ..............................................BLUFF CITY, TN USA
JEFFERIES, THOMAS........................................SACRAMENTO, CA USA
JENKINS, BOBBY .............................................WEST POINT, MS USA
JENSEN, ROBERT ..............................................CALGARY, AB CANADA
JIMENEZ, ANGEL ..................................................SAN JUAN, PR USA
JOHNSON, CHARLES........................................PASO ROBLES, CA USA
JOHNSON, GAIL................................................SCOTTSDALE, AZ USA
JOHNSON, JAMES ............................................FLORISSANT, MO USA
JOHNSON, RICHARD.............................................HASTINGS, MI USA
JOHNSON, ROBERT ..................................................HOBART, IN USA
JOHNSON, STEVE..............................................SILVERDALE, WA USA
JONES, JAMES..........................................MOUNT PLEASANT, TN USA
JONES, JIM...........................................................HASKELL, OK USA
JOYCE, JOE..........................................................MADISON, WI USA
KALAHER, TERRY....................................................GILLESPIE, IL USA
KEETLE, BILLY..................................................BREMERTON, WA USA
KELLY, STEVE..................................................CHATSWORTH, GA USA
KENNEDY, JOHN..............................................INDIANAPOLIS, IN USA
KERKELA, CALVIN.....................................SAINT PETERSBURG, FL USA
KERMICK, HERBERT ..................................................BILOXI, MS USA
KINDSCHI, VIRGIL .....................................................BELOIT, WI USA
KING, HAROLD................................................JACKSONVILLE, FL USA
KING, RUSSEL ........................................................ODESSA, TX USA
KITZMAN, DAVE..........................................................ALMA, WI USA
KOHR, GLENN...........................................................BUTTE, MT USA
LAMB, WILLIAM ..............................................MULLICA HILL, NJ USA
LANCASTER, DIANA .........................................NEW BOSTON, MI USA
LANDIS, DICK...................................................ZEPHYRHILLS, FL USA
LANGLOIS, MARC ...............................................GREELY, ON CANADA
LANTZ, RON..............................................................LARGO, FL USA
LARSEN, RONNIE........................................WARNER ROBINS, GA USA
LATHAM, CLAY ..................................................SEVIERVILLE, TN USA
LEHMANN, RICHARD .............................................MADISON, WI USA
LEOPITZI, RAYMOND.................................................APOPKA, FL USA
LINEBERGER, EDSEL....................................SHERRILLS FORD, NC USA
LITWILLER, RONALD ............................................BADEN, ON CANADA
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LOCK, PERRY .......................................................OAK PARK, MI USA
LONGFELLOW, ALYNE .............................................HEBRON, MD USA
LOW, DEAN ....................................................PORT ORANGE, FL USA
LUST, DONNA .....................................................CRESTLINE, OH USA
LYNCH, RICK ........................................................GILLETTE, WY USA
LYSNE, JAMES ...................................................CHEYENNE, WY USA
LYTLE, CALVIN...............................................GRAND ISLAND, NE USA
MACBIRD, BOB.......................................................CONROE, TX USA
MAGNUSON, RONALD .........................................GOOD HOPE, IL USA
MALOTT, CARL .............................................................CLIO, MI USA
MALOTT, ROSEMARY ....................................................CLIO, MI USA
MARDIS, DON..................................................TOWN CREEK, AL USA
MARTIN, DONALD ..................................................BERKLEY, MA USA
MARTIN, TOMMY ................................................BUCKHEAD, GA USA
MARTINI, DENNIS...............................................MANSFIELD, TX USA
MASON, THOMAS .....................................ROANOKE RAPIDS, NC USA
MASTERS, JAN.................................................SOUTH BEND, IN USA
MASTERS, LARRY .............................................SOUTH BEND, IN USA
MATTSON, SCOTT.................................................HOPKINS, MN USA
MAUPIN, DONALD................................................ROCKWALL, TX USA
MAUTERER, EDDIE........................................DIAMONDHEAD, MS USA
MCBRIDE, DWIGHT......................................OKLAHOMA CITY, OK USA
MCCANDLESS, MARIE ..........................................ALAMANCE, NC USA
MCCASLAND, DANNY ....................................ALBUQUERQUE, NM USA
MCCLINTOCK, PAULINE ..............................................CASCO, MI USA
MCCOY, HOLLIE..................................................ELIZABETH, WV USA
MCDANIEL, IMA ......................................................CROSBY, TX USA
MCDONALD, RICHARD..................................BROKEN ARROW, OK USA
MCDOUGAL, RICKY ...............................................MOULTON, AL USA
MCGARY, KYLE................................................BENTLEYVILLE, PA USA
MCGILL, FRED..........................................................ELLIJAY, GA USA
MCKENZIE, ROY....................................................BUCKLEY, WA USA
MCMAHAN, JIMMY..........................................RIO RANCHO, NM USA
MCMICHAEL, PAUL ...............................................HIGHLAND, CA USA
MCNICOL, ROBERT ...................................................GENEVA, FL USA
MCPHAIL, JAMES...............................................MISHAWAKA, IN USA
MEADOWS, BRAD ..................................................NORMAN, IN USA
MEADOWS, WESLEY.............................................LEESBURG, FL USA
MEREDITH, BOBBY .........................................TAYLORSVILLE, NC USA
MERRILL, BRUCE ...........................................GERMANTOWN, TN USA
MESKIMEN, JAMES.................................................AURORA, CO USA
MESSMAN, DENZIL .............................................JEFFERSON, TX USA
MICHAUD, RONALD............................................WOODLAND, MI USA
MICHEAU, WILLARD ..............................................PORTLAND, IN USA
MILLER, CRAIG...........................................ALTAMONTE SPGS, FL USA
MILLER, GARY.......................................................WAVERLY, OH USA
MILLER, JAMES........................................................CELINA, OH USA
MITCHELL, MICHAEL............................................RICHMOND, VA USA
MOBLEY, BYRLE................................................REEDSBURG, WI USA
MOORE, CHARLES...............................................BEAUMONT, TX USA
MORLAN, DONNIE .............................................MELBOURNE, FL USA
MORRIS, JAMES................................................LYNCHBURG, VA USA
MORRIS, TERRY.....................................MILTON FREEWATER, OR USA
MUNSON, KENNETH .......................................WAYNESBORO, VA USA
MURPHY, GORDON.....................................SAINT JOHNS, NL CANADA
MYRE, GAILYA ...................................................CLARKSTON, MI USA
NATION, RAYMOND..............................................GULFPORT, MS USA
NEIL, DENNIS.........................................................MILTON, WA USA
NELSEN, ROBERT ...................................................DULUTH, MN USA
NEWMAN, BOBBY..................................................LA PORTE, IN USA
NEWTON, BERNARD.......................................CENTER VALLEY, PA USA
NOAH, DONNA......................................COLORADO SPRINGS, CO USA
NOAH, RICHARD....................................COLORADO SPRINGS, CO USA
NOLFF, WILLIAM...................................................LAKE ANN, MI USA
NOLTE, DONALD...................................................BRANDON, SD USA
O'NEILL, HELENE...............................................SILVERDALE, WA USA
OLIVER, JOHN...................................................GREENLAND, NH USA
ONDOF, ANTHONY ...................................ROUND LAKE BEACH, IL USA
ORWIG, RONALD.......................................MOUNT PLEASANT, MI USA
OXNER, NATHAN ................................................LEXINGTON, SC USA
PAFFEL, DENNIS .......................................................BELOIT, WI USA
PARKER, JOHN.............................................WESLEY CHAPEL, FL USA
PARKER, KEITH ...................................................HASTINGS, MN USA
PARKER, SANDRA ................................................HASTINGS, MN USA
PATTERSON, BOBBY ..........................................FOXWORTH, MS USA
PEABODY, RUSSELL.............................................BELLEVILLE, MI USA
PETERSON, MARLENE..............................NEW PHILADELPHIA, OH USA
PHILHOWER, THOMAS.......................................WAUSAUKEE, WI USA
PINET, BOB ...............................................BURLINGTON, ON CANADA
PIRILLO, JOSEPH ....................................................ALTOONA, IA USA
PLEVEL, NICK ................................................BELLE VERNON, PA USA
POLGREAN, LEROY ..................................................FRESNO, CA USA
PRATT, EUGENE ...............................................PRUDENVILLE, MI USA
PRESTON, JOHN ................................................JACKSBORO, TN USA
PUCKETT, ELZIE ....................................................MADISON, NC USA
RANDALL, DAN ............................................ORMOND BEACH, FL USA
RANDALL, LEWIS...................................................MECOSTA, MI USA
RANDOLPH, STEVE ...............................................LITTLETON, CO USA
RATHBONE, FOSTER.....................................ELLIOT LAKE, ON CANADA
REEVES, DONALD ..............................................DES MOINES, IA USA
REYNOLDS, WILLIAM..............................................DOBSON, NC USA
RICE, GEORGE...................................................ANCHORAGE, AK USA
RICH, MARI........................................................CLEVELAND, TX USA
RICHARDS, ELIZABETH......................................ENGLEWOOD, OH USA
RICHARDS, GERALD..........................................ENGLEWOOD, OH USA
RINGER, BARBARA...........................................INDIANAPOLIS, IN USA
ROLLO, SONNY................................................TALLAHASSEE, FL USA
ROMERO, PAUL ...............................................YOUNGSVILLE, LA USA
ROYER, GENE.....................................................LEXINGTON, SC USA
RUPPRECHT, CHARLES............................................NORMAN, OK USA
SALLINGER, MIKE ....................................................BONIFAY, FL USA
SANDERS, F T ............................................MUSCLE SHOALS, AL USA
SANSCARTIER, JEAN-PIERRE...................DRUMMONDVILLE, QC CANADA
SAVAGE, SUSAN ...................................................NEKOOSA, WI USA
SCHIPPERS, LOUIS ...................................MICHIGAN CENTER, MI USA
SCHNEIDER, ROBERT.............................................HERSCHER, IL USA
SCHOECK, JACK.....................................................EMPORIA, KS USA
SCHOUG, AAGE...............................................TOCKSFORS, SWEDEN
SCHRAMMECK, ROBERT .........................................BILLINGS, MT USA
SCHREVE, MARSHALL ......................................SAN ANTONIO, TX USA
SCOTT, JEF.............................................................BOERNE, TX USA
SCOTT, JOE .........................................................PORTLAND, TN USA
SCOTT, LORNA .....................................................CLEBURNE, TX USA
SCOTT, PERRY...............................................MARROWBONE, KY USA
SCOTT, RONALD.....................................................MIDLAND, TX USA
SEACORD, JIM ..........................................HENDERSONVILLE, NC USA
SEYFARTH, FRED ......................................................TRYON, NC USA
SHARP, J .............................................................LAFAYETTE, LA USA
SHIVERS, ROSE ....................................................ALGONAC, MI USA
SHOAF, ROBERT..................................................SALISBURY, NC USA
SHRADER, ROBERT.....................................................TAMPA, FL USA
SHURLOW, DENNIS................................................WEBSTER, FL USA
SILVER, JOHN.......................................................LAKELAND, FL USA
SMITH, DAVID ..................................................IDAHO FALLS, ID USA
SMITH, EDSEL..........................................................LUFKIN, TX USA
SMITH, JAMES......................................................NEWNAN, GA USA
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SMITH, KEVIN ..................................CROOKED RIVER RANCH, OR USA
SMITH, RAYMOND .................................................BARTLETT, TN USA
SMITH, TERRY...............................................STREETSBORO, OH USA
SNEDIGAR, JACK ...................................................BILLINGS, MT USA
SOWARDS, LARRY.................................................RAEFORD, NC USA
SPARACINO, ANTHONY .......................................FLORAL CITY, FL USA
SPARACINO, PEGGY............................................FLORAL CITY, FL USA
SPOONER, ROBERT......................................TRAVELERS REST, SC USA
STEGMAIER, BILL ........................................PERKIOMENVILLE, PA USA
STEPHENS, CHESTER...............................................BERWICK, IL USA
STEPHENS, RICK......................................................TEMPLE, GA USA
STEWART, LOWELL.................................................ASHLAND, KY USA
STEWART, STEPHEN.............................................BEAUMONT, TX USA
STEWART, WAYNE ...........................................WILMINGTON, OH USA
STOCCO, WAYNE .................................SAULT STE MARIE, ON CANADA
STRAKA, THOMAS..........................................WINTERSVILLE, OH USA
STUMPF, WILLIAM.................................................MONROE, OH USA
SUMMERFORD, KEN ................................................HAYDEN, AL USA
TAGGART, SANDY...................................................BUCHTEL, OH USA
TAGGART, TOM......................................................BUCHTEL, OH USA
TALBOTT, EDWARD .......................................SOUTH BOSTON, VA USA
TARPLEY, PERRY ..............................................BIRMINGHAM, AL USA
TATE, JOHN.................................................CEDAR SPRINGS, MI USA
TATE, PAUL......................................................JOHNSTOWN, CO USA
TAYLOR, BOBBY ...................................................MCCOMB, MS USA
TAYLOR, DAVID..............................................PROCTORVILLE, OH USA
TAYLOR, SUSAN..................................................ALGONQUIN, IL USA
TAYLOR, WILLIAM............................................INDIANAPOLIS, IN USA
TENO, GARY ......................................................PICTON, ON CANADA
TERRO, DOUG......................................................LAFAYETTE, LA USA
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TERRYN, LARRY .......................................SHELBY TOWNSHIP, MI USA
TESSMER, JIM..........................................APACHE JUNCTION, AZ USA
THAYER, GARY ................................................MCDONOUGH, GA USA
THILLEN, HARLAND ...............................................ROCKFORD, IL USA
THOMAS, HERBERT................................................MOYOCK, NC USA
THOMAS, KAYE .....................................................MOYOCK, NC USA
THOMAS, ORIN................................................WINCHESTER, VA USA
THORPE, ROBERT ..............................................ALEXANDRIA, VA USA
TOLLMAN, ROYCE ..........................................WALLA WALLA, WA USA
TOLSON, RONALD............................................DUNCANVILLE, TX USA
TURPLE, GLENN ..............................................RED DEER, AB CANADA
VAILLANCOURT, MICHAEL ..........................................EPSOM, NH USA
VAN BUREN, RICHARD.......................................GREENEVILLE, TN USA
VAN NES, ROBERT ............................................CALGARY, AB CANADA
VAN SCHAICK, ANTHONY B.....................................OSWEGO, NY USA
VANCE, JOHN.....................................................LEXINGTON, KY USA
VANDENBOSSCHE, NANCY .....................................BRANDON, FL USA
VEGA, RAFAEL ............................................BOYNTON BEACH, FL USA
VENNE, JIM ..........................................................LOUDON, NH USA
VICE, LOUIS............................................................KENNER, LA USA
VICKERY, BILL .....................................................CRESTVIEW, FL USA
WALKER, MAYNARD ...........................................LAKE PLACID, FL USA
WARD, RALPH .........................................................MUNCIE, IN USA
WATKINS, KEN .................................................THOMASTON, GA USA
WEBER, CLAYTON............................................WESTERVILLE, OH USA
WEISS, BERNARD..........................................HIGHLAND PARK, IL USA
WELKER, MAE......................................................TOWANDA, PA USA
WERGER, RANDY ............................................KELOWNA, BC CANADA
WHEELER, CHARLES......................................MAGGIE VALLEY, NC USA
WHIDDEN, RONALD ........................................SUMMERFIELD, FL USA
WHITE, BULL ........................................................LACOMBE, LA USA
WHITE, KIRBY.....................................................BURGOON, OH USA
WHITE, SANDRA..................................................BURGOON, OH USA
WHITMAN, ROBERT ..............................................PUYALLUP, WA USA
WILKINS, DONALD ..................................................MERCED, CA USA
WILKINSON, DONALD ..............................................MAIDEN, NC USA
WILKS, JIM...........................................................SEDALIA, MO USA
WILLIAMS, BILL ..........................................BROKEN ARROW, OK USA
WILLIAMS, BOYCE.......................................HOLIDAY ISLAND, AR USA
WILLIAMS, CARL ..................................................VANDALIA, OH USA
WILLIAMS, DAVID RAY.......................................THORNTOWN, IN USA
WILLIAMS, J FRANK ..............................................MARIETTA, GA USA
WILLIAMS, JUDY..................................................VANDALIA, OH USA
WILLIAMSON, RON................................................AJAX, ON CANADA
WILLOUGHBY, ROBERT.....................................PORT ORANGE, FL USA
WILSON, MARGARET..........................................SPRINGFIELD, IL USA
WINTERS, SAM ................................................CLARKSVILLE, TN USA
WOLF, RONALD.....................................................OLYMPIA, WA USA
WOLFE, PAUL...............................................................ERIE, PA USA
WOODRUFF, ROBERT PETE .....................................MARIETTA, GA USA
WOODS, JERRY .............................................WICHITA FALLS, TX USA
WORTHEY, GERALD ..............................................LOUISVILLE, IL USA
WRIGHT, MIKE ..............................................COLUMBIA CITY, IN USA
WRIGHT, RON ..............................................STRATHROY, ON CANADA
WYATT, LONNIE ...........................................................ARAB, AL USA
YAKEL, BEVERLEY ..............................................MILWAUKEE, WI USA
YAKEL, DONALD.................................................MILWAUKEE, WI USA
YOUNG, RALPH..........................................DEER ISLAND, NB CANADA
YOUNG, ROBERT .........................................WEST SWANZEY, NH USA.
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skin, preventing the shirt from clinging to you. Microfiber
weighs 50% less than cotton and dries 80% faster,
making it an ideal “wash and go” riding gear item. You
will enjoy this silky shirt with its exclusive GWRRA logo
SHIRT-RIDE-05
S-2XL $25.00
CHECK OUR WEB SITE www.gwrra.org FOR COMPLETE GWRRA OFFICIAL PRODUCTS CATALOG!
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GWRRA
Engraved 8Function Knife
Canada
Patch
Genuine wood handles laser engraved
with “GWRRA”
scripts and the
GWRRA crest logo.
Pocket knife, saw,
bottle opener, scissors, corkscrew, phillips screwdriver, file, awl. Handy
lanyard ring. A great gift!
8061003
$10.00
Griffin Logo
Bolo Ties
One and one-quarterinch full color or black
on gold enamel bolo
tie with GWRRA
Griffin logo.
Red/Blue/Gold
BOLO-RD-04 $6.00
Black/Gold
BOLO-BK-04
MC Owner’s
Personal Journal
Show your
support for
Canada! This
small embroidered patch
measures 1 1/2
inches by 2 3/4 inches. Red and white with red
maple leaf and gold border.
Patch-Flag-Canada $2.00
Display the GWRRA Griffin
logo as you make notes about
your bike’s maintenance and
your motorcycling journeys.
This handy personal journal
has a wealth of road-worthy
information as well. Standard
tire pressures, wind-chill factor
tables and instructions on how
to tie down your motorcycle
will keep you safe. What a
great idea—so much more
than just an ID!
JOURNAL-04 $5.00
$6.00
Sport this flashing
American Flag pin to show
your patriotism and dazzle
your friends! Two replaceable hearing aid batteries
can keep you in red, white
and blue for many years.
Pinless backing attaches by
magnet.
Light-US $2.00
Organizers for
Magazines
GWRRA 3” Crest Patch
Three-ring plastic organizers secure your copies of
Wing World in their proper
order. Slip the magazine
through the slot at the halfway point. Once closed
and inserted in the binder,
magazines stay neat and
organized. No need to
punch holes!
BINDERS-ORGANIZERS
$5.00
(Iron-On)
Customize any item with a GWRRA
Crest iron-on logo patch. Now available
in full color or Black/Gold. Adheres to
most materials including leather. Works
great on hats, polos, luggage.
GWCREST-4IRON
GWCREST-4IRON-GB
American Flag
Light-Up Pin
$5.00
$5.00
Magazine Binders
Let’s get organized! Sturdy black three-ring binders include plastic organizers which
hold a year of Wing World Magazines. Now your magazines stay neat and in order.
BINDERS
$12.00 LIMITED QUANTITIES!
First Aid Kit With Crest Logo
Toll free phone orders
1-800-843-9460
In Phoenix 623-581-2500
Shipping Rates
This compact fanny pack contains 16 items for first
aid, including rubber gloves and a mouth to mouth
resuscitation aid to protect you. The kit also contains
the “First Aid Guide” published by the American
Medical Association. Be prepared with these supplies
and instructions covering everything from allergic
reactions to wounds. 7.5”x3.5”x3.5” deep.
FIRSTAID
$24.95
Griffin Logo Badge
Order of Legions Patch
This patch is perfect for your favorite friend or relative who
has a military connection. The patches denote the status of
their service from active, reserve, retired or veteran and the
seal proudly announces their branch of the services.
PATCH-ACTIVE
$4.00 SEAL-AIRFORCE
$2.00
PATCH-RESERVE $4.00 SEAL-ARMY
$2.00
PATCH-RETIRED
$4.00 SEAL-COASTGUARD $2.00
$2.00
PATCH-VETERANS $4.00 SEAL-MARINES
SEAL-NAVY
$2.00
September 2006
Brighten up your plain baseball cap or
vest with this Griffin logo badge.
It’s shiny gold color is guaranteed to
draw attention and raise the
appearence of your attire to a cut
above the usual embroidered patch.
Two bayonets and one screw fastener
ensure its secure position once in place.
GRIFF-BADGE-05
$4.95
If Subtotal is:
Postage is:
$0 - 9.99 .................$4.00
$10.00 - 24.99 ........$5.95
$25.00 - 49.99 ........$8.95
$50.00 - 99.99 ......$10.95
$100.00 & Up.......$14.95
Next day, 2nd day and 3rd day air shipping
and out of country shipping costs, please
call 800-843-9460 or 623-581-2500
(Phoenix area) or e-mail johnc@gwrra.org.
Unconditional Guarantee: Every item we sell is guaranteed unconditionally for its normal life under standard
use. Should any product fail to meet your expectations,
simply return it. We will replace it, refund the purchase
price or credit your credit card.
CHECK OUR WEB SITE www.gwrra.org
FOR COMPLETE GWRRA OFFICIAL PRODUCTS CATALOG!
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CHECK OUR WEB SITE www.gwrra.org FOR COMPLETE GWRRA OFFICIAL PRODUCTS CATALOG!
Here is a sampling of our full line of Official GWRRA Products available on the Web site
Apparel
Patches
Pins
Life Member
Tee Shirts/SS
Crest Logo
Member Since
Patches
Tee Shirts/LS
Black/Gold
Original Helmet
Pins
Hats
Original Helmet
Black/Gold
Hangerbars
Jackets
B/G Helmet
Crest Lapel
Tee Shirts (2XL, 3XL Sold Out)
Ride Hide
Order of Legions
Hangerbars
Golf Shirts
Buff
SIG
Pin Backs
Decals
MAD
Flag Pins
Antenna Flag
Miscellaneous
Yuasa Battery Charger
Leather Items
EZ Air Gauge
GWRRA Jewelry
Belt Buckles
Chapter Plaque
M/C Trip Log
Magazine Binders
First Aid Kits
Training Videos
Books
Banners/Flags
Lowest Prices Anywhere!
CUSTOM PINS & PATCHES
Create Lasting Impressions
Red/Blue/Gold
10-inch back patch................Patch-Griff-RD-10in-04......................................$10.00
4-inch vest patch ...................Patch-Griff-RD-04in-04........................................$4.50
Black/Gold
10-inch back patch................Patch-Griffin-BK-10in-04 ...................................$12.00
4-inch vest patch ...................Patch-Griffin-BK-4in-04 .......................................$5.00
Available at www.gwrra.org. Just click
on “Official Products” on the top bar! Or
call John C. @ 800-843-9460, ext 220!
EZ Air Gauge
Sample
Leather Item
Buttery Soft Patchwork
Leather Shave Kit
Choose from three items for yourself or for
that perfect gift for your favorite traveler.
The shaving kit is 11”x4”x5” deep. Please
check www.gwrra.org for additional photos and descriptions.
LTHR-SHAVEKIT
$14.95
From G.H. Meiser &
Company, a combination air
pressure gauge and inflator.
Works with Gold Wing’s
on-board compressor, as a
stand-alone gauge or with
service station air hoses.
Permits viewing pressure while
inflating. Bleed valve permits
fine pressure adjustment.
Brass fittings ensure a tight
seal and long service life.
EZAIR $19.95
NOTE: The GL1800 does not
have an on-board comressor. The
EZ Air Gauge will work on the
GL1800 tires, but requires access
to a 1988-2000 GL1500’s
compressor.
Extension Hose. A 10-foot accessory hose
with brass fittings on both ends. Use with Gold
Wing’s on-board compressor.
EXT HOSE $12.95
EZ Air Combo
Buy both EZ Air Gauge and Extension Hose and save!
EZ AIR COMBO $29.95
Griffin Logo Tee Shirts
Here are two quick and easy ways to show off
GWRRA’s new Griffin Logo. Choose between the
white tee shirt with the red and blue version or
black with the elegant black and gold logo. Both
shirts are 100% pre-shrunk cotton for excellent
comfort and fit.
SHIRT-BLK-04 or SHIRT-WHITE-04
Small-XL-$15.00 2XL-$16.00
3XL-$17.00
GWRRA Flags & Banner
Make a professional impression by enhancing your gathering site or event
with the new GWRRA flag or fringed banner with griffin logo. The sharplooking gold and black colors stand out on the crisp white background.
The fabric is durable 100% nylon with silkscreen printing.
GWRRA Flag
FLAG-04
$45.00
GWRRA Banner
BANNER-04
$55.00
GWRRA Seal Logo Antenna Flag
FLAG-ANTR-05
$11.00
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Wing World
readers’ rides
Do you have a good, clear photograph of your pride and joy? This section of Wing World is designed to show off as many bikes as possible. Give us information about your Gold Wing;
start with the basics of its year, model and color, then tell a little about what is special about your bike. Send your description and photos to:
Wing World Editorial Department, 21423 N. 11th Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85027, or via e-mail to editor@gwrra.org.
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1984 GL1200 Interstate
Glen Ishoy, GWRRA #229009, of Villa Rica,
Georgia, is pictured with his two sons, Blake
and Jason. Glen says his sons are excellent coriders, and his wife Betty enjoys a ride every
once in awhile.
Glen rescued this wineberry red GL1200
from a friend who had it garaged for a year.
Glen says, “All it took was a new battery and a
tune-up, and it has run like new ever since.
Everything on it works, even the radio and
tape player. I am continually impressed with its
smooth ride and flawless engine performance,
especially considering the bike is 22 years old.
I have really been spoiled by the amenities and
comfort of this older Wing.”
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1983 GL1100 Interstate
John Robinson, GWRRA #62908, of Cleveland,
Ohio, bought this handsome candy brown GL1100
brand-new when he retired from the Cleveland Fire
Department.The bike now has 110,000 miles on it.
John has upgraded it with an Aspencade clock, AM/FM
radio and tape deck. He’s also added electronic cruise
control and upgraded the suspension components.
Two of John’s grandchildren look right at home on
John’s bike, and when they come to visit, he loves to
take them for rides. He writes, “When the time
comes when I cannot continue riding safely, I don’t
intend to sell the bike. I will keep putting polish and
rag miles on it, and reminisce about the pleasures this
great machine has given me.”
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2002 GL1800
“This was the high point of our big trip
last August,” say Rick & Ann Pfeil, GWRRA
#172980, of Milwaukee,Wisconsin.They
started their trip at Honda Homecoming in
Ohio, then continued east and visited the
Gettysburg historical site.
They then moved on to the best part, a
three-day drive from top to bottom of
Skyline Drive and the Blue Ridge Parkway.
Rick says, “Words cannot describe the
beauty of this road! We capped off the
vacation with a day to tame The Dragon
and a day of shopping for Ann.The bike is
my baby, a 2002 Wing, with a Neosho
Jupiter cargo trailer.”
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2002 GL1800
This photo is of the 2002 Wing ridden
by Rick Anderson & Pat Steiner, GWRRA
#179083, of Hugo, Minnesota.They were
returning from a trip to Ohio.The picture
was taken in the Upper Peninsula of
Michigan, not long after crossing the Sault
St. Marie Bridge.
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2004 GL1800
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Ann Salisbury, GWRRA #611301,
of Rehoboth, Massachusetts, pilots
this spotless candy red GL1800. She’s
headed to Nashville for her first
Wing Ding this summer. She says,
“Rhode Island Chapters A and B are
fortunate to have Lorraine Knight’s
guidance as District Director,” and
that when Lorraine’s husband Earl
steps in to help, “things just click!”
1986 GL1200, 1995 GL1500 SE
and 2003 GL1800
Rod Hutcheson, GWRRA #214142, of Bowling
Green, Kentucky, sent this photo, taken during
Honda Hoot 2005, while riding in the Great
Smoky Mountains.
The bikes represent the three most recent
“generations” of Gold Wings. Rod owns the 1995
GL1500 SE (left). Leon Moran, GWRRA #232002,
also of Bowling Green, owns the 2003 GL1800
(right) and their non-Member friend, Mark Hughes,
owns the 1986 GL1200 in the foreground.
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F I N I S H I N G
T O U C H E S
Sonnet for a
Crumbling Silo
B y H e n r y N i c o l l • G W R R A # 6 1 6 5 3 • L o u d o n v i l l e , N e w Yo r k
W
hen first we ride our Wing beyond one day
We find, miles past the county line, ourselves
And ghosts of those who’ve passed away
Like books or faded photos on our shelves.
Beyond the streets and lawns of life lived near
Are fields and barnyards, corn and feeding swine—
Here faithful few still toil on land held dear,
They keep alive a life by most left long behind.
And though the plains-bred wind still smells of life
And fertile rows on rows of green fan out like sheaves,
Our farms are winnowed thin like wheat beneath a knife
Forgotten fields and ranchland dries like autumn leaves.
So stand beside this cracked and empty pavement.
Take time to glimpse a nation’s past and count the payment. l
Rob McIntosh, GWRRA#223460, of Torrington, Wyoming, took this photo of himself and his Bright Metallic Blue 2005 Gold Wing on Highway 313 near
Chugwater, Wyoming. As he says, “This is where the world's new technology gets a chance to meet the old tried-and-true technology of days gone by.
In the background is an old windmill, the shell of an old Studebaker, and some obsolete harvesting equipment put out to pasture.
September 2006
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