April 2010 - Indianapolis Chapter No. 1
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April 2010 - Indianapolis Chapter No. 1
Harley Owners Group HARLEY-DAVIDSON OF INDIANAPOLIS Northside Harley News CHAPTER #1238 April 2010 Message from Your Director If it were possible to ‘will’ the weather into compliance, we would have had a warm and sunny ride on the Big Cat Caper on April 3 following the chapter meeting. But it was not meant to be in spite of the fact that many of us gave our best, focused karma and rode our bikes in that morning in hopes of a good days ride. For my efforts, I got to ride home in the rain, which, at the very least was a good pre-season check of my rain gear and my foul-weather driving skills. In the end, the day’s rains rolled in early and the Big Cat Caper was rescheduled for April 17. Nonetheless, I take my hat off to Greg and Bill for pushing the season to make the breakout ride as early as possible. Sure, we got rained out and delayed for a couple of weeks; but had we been able to ride that day, we would have pushed the Volume 23, Issue 4 In This Issue Activities Calendar . . . . . . . . . . 7–8 Advertisers . . . . . . . . . . . . . thru-out Bulletin Board . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 Hand Signals, group riding . . . . . . 11 New Members . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Officers, 2010 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 REPORTS: Activities Co-Directors . . . . . . . . . 6 Assistant Director . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Safety Officer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Secretary (meeting minutes) . . . . . 2 Signs of the Day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 SMOKY MTN RIDE PARTICIPANTS GOOD NEWS!! The Dragon is NOW OPEN (in One Direction) season to start by at least a week or two and that was well worth the effort! The chapter meeting was well attended with a great turnout of members. In spite of the impending weather, there were many that rode that morning. The meeting agenda was full and we seemed to cover a lot of topics in short time. We had a quick award presentation for the Indy Chapter #1 bowling league. I have yet to speak with anyone that participated in the winter bowling league that didn’t have a great time. On several occasions, I have heard many of our members speak of looking forward to the start of the next bowling league season. Keep this in mind for a post-riding-season chapter activity. And congratulations are in order to our winning team and to everyone that participated in the league. By now, I hope you have made time to sit down with your calendar for the next few months and inked in some opportunities to ride with the chapter. Greg Shipley and Bill Keesling have pulled together a full and varied schedule of rides and activities. We will kick things off with the breakout ride and the Big Cat Caper on April 17 followed by the Orientation Ride on April 24. Look for things to really pick up in May with the Nation’s Ride on the 1st, the Gasthof Amish Village on the 22 and then the month culminates in our chapter landmark event, Flags For Heroes. You won’t want to miss being a part of this event and interest is building every day. Stay tuned for more information on this event and other Memorial Day activities. June brings a growing list of activities that start with the chapter outing to an Indians Baseball game on June 4 and a ride to French Lick on the following day. This June will see Jack Schoettle lead another group to the Smokey Mountains for a fun ride on some of the most beautiful roads in America. For three consecutive weekends, members will have their choice of H.O.G. state rallies in Kentucky, Ohio, and Indiana. Bill and Greg have planned a Museum Ride on June 26 and the month is capped off on the 28th by H.O.G.’s global event of “MILLION MILE MONDAY”; be looking for a renewed and determined effort to hit the 5 million mile goal. I hope you are feeling the excitement rise with the recent temperatures as we head into the riding season. I look forward to seeing you and all of our chapter members in the wind. Ride Far, Be Safe, & Enjoy, Ken No Pro-Rated Chapter Dues Chapter dues are $12, regardless if you renew in January or April. If you have underpaid, please contact Bill Rushton. This is important because our budget is determined on current membership renewing at $12. Budget provides the means for chapter activities and events. Membership cards can be picked up at chapter meetings. If unable to attend, to expedite receipt of your card, include a self-addressed stamped envelope when submitting renewal form and your card will be mailed to you. THANKS Northside Harley NEWS APRIL 2010 Indianapolis Chapter No. 1 Sat, Apr 3, 2010, Chapter Meeting Minutes Submitted by Mistee Rushton Ken White called meeting to order at 9:00 a.m. The sign in sheet indicated 153 members present. Opening General Discussion: • A big “thank you” to H-D of Indy for the breakfast treats. Introduction/Welcome of New Members/Guests: • Introduction of new members. Welcome back recently joined members. Welcome to all! Please participate in HOG Chapter rides and events. Get involved! Have fun and ride! Officer’s Report: Director, Ken White. Chaired the meeting. 1. Thanks for coming out today! Especially with the weather! 2. Let us recognize our friends & family in the armed forces. WE SHALL NEVER FORGET!!! Please take a minute to remember the sacrifices that these great Americans have made for all of us. 3. Our own Ken Whisman, Sergeant at Arms, has been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. He has had surgery and is home now. Please keep Ken in your thoughts & prayers. Assistant Director, Mike Boudreau: Flags for Heroes Ride is progressing very well. I am looking for a committee of volunteers to help us. If you are interested, please see me or e-mail me. My goal is to have 100 bikes this year. It will be an open ride. Non-members are welcome. They must sign a release form in order to join the ride. Parking is going to be guaranteed. If you have any suggestions on the theme of this years ride, please see me or e-mail me. State HOG rally this year is a rolling rally from Madison to Richmond. Website is: www.indystaterally.com. By-Law Committee has kicked off. Our goal is to have a set of updated by-laws by Aug./Sept. Treasurer, Bill Rushton: Currently we have $2236 in our checking account. Charity fund has $832. Our savings account has $3178. If you didn’t pay enough for your renewal membership, please see me after the meeting. We are trying to set our 2010 budget. We need everyone to pay the proper amount of $12 in order to insure that our budget will be accurate.. Secretary, Mistee Rushton: Please be sure to sign in at each meeting. We have name tags & chapter t-shirts in. Cost of tshirts is $20. If you would like a name tag, please see me. Will be placing an order when I get enough. Minimum orders are 12. They are $10. Must be pre-paid. 2 Activities Coordinators: Bill Keesling: Our ride today is cancelled. It is re-scheduled for April 17. Will be leaving the dealership @ 9:00 a.m. We have sign-up sheets for several different riding events. Greg Shipley: The Indians Game ride is June 4. It is $11 per person. The Riverboat Inn is giving us a special HOG rate. Please mention this when you book your room. The events calendar is available on the dealership website. Safety Director, Will Huston: There are more & more distractions for motorists & bikers are NOT being seen. Please be AWARE. April is helmet month. If yours is 5 yrs. or older, it is time to replace it. B.R.C. is full. If you are signed up, you’ll get notified soon from ABATE. Thanks to those who signed up. Group riding orientation is April 24. Everyone is welcome. Meet at 10:00 a.m. here at the dealership. Road Captain, Ted Rossell: Riders award program is a little different this year. It is not only for high mileage, but riding mileage in general. Let’s try & give our chapter a high number of mileage for the year. Bring your mileage total to each chapter meeting. Publicity, Mark Bowman: Ads in our newsletter run $60 per year or $5 per month. Please see me. We also have 1/2 page or full page ads available. Advertising is almost all chapter members, so when in need of services, please consider using our members first. Thanks to all who advertised with us. Historian, Chip Sandleben: On vacation. Sergeant at Arms, Ken Whisman: Out due to surgery. Awards Chairperson, Matt Benn: I have sign up sheets for the mileage program. We will have high mileage for a male & female. Also, this year we are starting a 10,000 mile club. Your name will be put on a plaque that will be displayed on our chapter wall. We would like to give our chapter a lot of miles this year. If you don’t think you ride enough, keep track of them because every mile will help us achieve this goal! Charity Fund, Denise Benn: 50/50 raffle of $239 went to Kurt Huneck. Gift cards to Greg Shipley & Sunny Britton. Membership, Cyndi Bradshaw: Thank you for making the renewal process smooth. If you did not receive your membership card, I have them ready. Please check your Nat’l. HOG membership status, as a lot of yours are close to expiring. Newsletter Editor, Sherry Shipley: If you are not receiving our monthly newsletter, please contact me. If you are placing an article in the newsletter, the deadline is the Wed. after the chapter meeting. Starting in April you’ll get a link (not an attachment) to get the newsletter. continued on next page VOLUME 23, ISSUE 4 Northside Harley NEWS APRIL 2010 Report From Your Assistant Director Hi Everyone, I would like to start this article by asking everyone to keep Ken Weisman in your hearts and prayers for a speedy recovery. We are well into the month of April and have had some outstanding weather for riding. Unfortunately, we had some rain on the day of our first scheduled ride and it had to be postponed. Hopefully we will have great weather for the ride this weekend. We would like to see everyone come out for the “Big Cat Caper.” Last week 11 officers were able to attend Primary Officer Training (P.O.T.) in Milwaukee. I have been fortunate enough to attend a couple of these sessions over the last 10 years and I always learn something new and exciting. It is amazing how much you learn from talking with other chapter officers. It makes you thankful for having a great dealer and chapter relationship as well as having a great membership. You would be surprised how many chapters are left out in the cold when it comes to having dealership and membership support. This year’s training was very different from years past. First, this was the largest session ever put together: over 1200 officers attended P.O.T. Second, HOG combined Europe, Asia and South Africa members with US members. There was over 450 officers from these countries and 750 US officers. There were 25 countries represented at this year’s session. This was first time that HOG has done a combined session and it was a huge hit! Even across the pond, all these chapters had similar issues and stories to tell. Over the course of the next few months Ken and I are asking each officer to put together a small article on what they learned from the training and provide that learning to the group. Flags4Heroes is coming together nicely and looks like we will meet our goal of 100 bikes. I’m still looking for 2 or 3 volunteers to come to the War Memorial around 3:15 on May 29th to help setup the speaker system, awning and some chairs. I will have all stuff staged at the War Memorial; we just need some folks to help set it up. Please let me know at the May meeting if you can help. We will be staging at the dealership between 7:30 and 8:00 am; 8:15 departure for Louisville to help them with their closing ceremonies again. A member of the Louisville chapter will meet us at rest stop like last year and take us in. They are going to parade on a different route and have parking setup for us. They will provide box lunches again. We will start to head back up to Indy around 12:45 and arrive at the War Memorial around 3:50 pm. I look forward to seeing everyone at our next meeting in May. Michael Boudreau Assistant Director Please do NOT park in the Service Lane (against the building) during the meetings, event rides, and/or activities. This is for the Service department and the customers waiting to be served for Bike Service. Signs of the Day Submitted by Cyndi Bradshaw American Sign Language is a beautiful visual language that expresses itself through facial expressions, body movements and many different handshapes. The signs for this month all use a “flat” hand-shape; your fingers and thumb are closed together. Hello: Is like a small salute. Good, Thank-you and You’re Welcome: Are all the same sign but 3 the difference is contextual. Move the fingertips of your right flat hand from your lips forward. For emphasis, place the back of your right hand into your left flat hand held in front of your chest. Morning: Place your fingers of the left flat hand-shape in the crook of the extended right arm then bring the right flat-hand-shape upward toward the face. Imagine your left horizontal arm is the horizon and your right hand is the sun rising up over the horizon in the morning. Next month we will learn three more handshapes; the “one”, “curved”, and “five” handshapes and learn how to sign “How are you?” and “I’m fine.” If you’d like to get a jumpstart on learning these signs, check out www.lifeprint.com, a great userfriendly website for beginners. MEETING MINUTES (continued from pg 2) DEALERSHIP NEWS: Nick Dellen: We have $1000 nonHarley bike trade-in. Jeff Heck: Thanks to all the ladies who participated in our garage party. UPCOMING EVENTS: April 17 Big Cat Ride. Leaving 9:00 a.m. April 24 Group Orientation Ride 10:00 a.m. May 1 HOG chapter meeting 9:00 w/ride to follow. May 22 Chapter ride to Amish Village 10:00 a.m. May 29 Flags for Heroes Ride Meeting adjourned at 10:00 a.m. VOLUME 23, ISSUE 4 Northside Harley NEWS APRIL 2010 2010 Chapter Officers Dealer Sponsor Harley-Davidson of Indianapolis 4146 E 96th Street • Indianapolis IN 46240 317.815.1800 • 888.743.3123 Nick Dellen (O) 317.815.7040 (E) ndellen@dellen.com Director 317-877-2195 Ken White Kaynan@aol.com Assistant Director 317-727-6714 Mike Boudreau maboudreau@sbcglobal.net Treasurer 317-898-0039 Bill Rushton billiam626@sbcglobal.net Secretary 317-898-0039 Mistee Rushton minieme64@sbcglobal.net Co-Activities Directors: Greg Shipley Bill Keesling 317-769-3298 317-388-9239 ship53@tds.net billkeesling@hotmail.com Safety Director 317-771-3784 Will Huston harleyrider1954@hotmail.com Road Captain 317-326-4133 Ted Rossell tcrossell@comcast.net Publicity Chair 317-846-5476 Mark Bowman mbowman1@indy.rr.com Sergeant at Arms 317-896-5694 Ken Whisman kcwhisman@aol.com Historian 317-770-9822 Chip Sandleben sandlebe@us.ibm.com Charity Fund Chair 317-575-0040 Denise Benn dbenn@indy.rr.com Awards Chair 317-575-0040 Matt Benn mrbenn@indy.rr.com Membership Officer 317-846-3367 Cyndi Bradshaw cyndi@bcc-indy.com Newsletter Editor 317-769-4106 Sherry Shipley harleygrl@tds.net H-D Indianapolis 317-815-2537 Jeff Heck jheck@hdofindy.com Fun-damental Ride Information All rides leave from the dealership unless otherwise specified. The time shown is the time the ride will leave, so arrive 30 minutes early and attend the pre-ride safety and communication briefing. All chapter events are closed. Closed events are those chapter events which are open to chapter members and one guest per member only. Your help to maintain these requirements is appreciated. As a sanctioned chapter under National H.O.G. we are required to adhere to these rules (see right). Your guest is always welcome! Chapter Alcohol Policy: the consumption of alcohol before or during a ride will not be permitted. The ride ends at the destination or the first stop of a multiple stop ride. 4 EVENT TYPES • Closed (most of our events) – closed to the public, participation is limited to chapter members and one guest each. Guests do not outnumber members. Members with current annual release forms on file are not required to sign release forms. Guests are required to sign release forms. • Open – advertised to the public or where guests outnumber members. Everyone signs release forms the day of the event. • Members Only – participation is limited to National HO.G. members only. Everyone signs day-of-event release forms. • Non Chapter – open to any rider and might not be Road Caption lead. VOLUME 23, ISSUE 4 Northside Harley NEWS APRIL 2010 Message from Chapter Safety Officer Well it finally has arrived…Good weather for some great riding with your friends from Indianapolis H.O.G. Chapter #1. But before we take that first “group ride” I would like to share some good information from the Motorcycle Safety Foundation. MSF’s Guide to Group Riding Motorcycling is primarily a solo activity, but for many, riding as a group – whether with friends on a Saturday or Sunday morning ride or with an organized motorcycle rally – is the epitome of the motorcycling experience. Here are some tips to help ensure a fun and safe group ride: Arrive prepared AND arrive on time with a full gas tank. Hold a riders’ meeting. Discuss things like the route, rest and fuel stops, and hand signals (see diagrams on next page). Assign a lead and sweep (tail) rider. Both should be experienced riders who are well-versed in group riding procedures. The leader should assess everyone’s riding skills and the group’s riding style. Keep the group to a manageable size, ideally five to seven riders. If necessary, break the group into smaller sub-groups, each with a lead and sweep rider. Ride prepared. At least one rider in each group should pack a cell phone, first-aid kit, and full tool kit, so the group is prepared for any problem that they might encounter. Ride in formation. The staggered riding formation allows a proper space cushion between motorcycles so that each rider has enough time and space to maneuver and to react to hazards. The leader rides in the left third of the lane, while the next rider stays at least one second behind in the right third of the lane; the rest of the group follows the same pattern. Singlefile formation is preferred on a curvy road, under conditions of poor visibility or poor road surfaces, entering/leaving highways, or other situations where an increased space cushion or maneuvering room is needed. Avoid side-by-side formations, as they reduce the space cushion. If you suddenly needed to swerve to avoid a hazard, you would not have room to do so. You don’t want handlebars to get entangled. Periodically check the riders following in your rear view mirror. If you see a rider falling behind, slow down so they may catch up. If all the riders in the group use this technique, the group should be able to maintain a fairly steady speed without pressure to ride too fast to catch up. If you’re separated from the group, don’t panic. Your group should have a pre-planned procedure in place to regroup. Don’t break the law or ride beyond your skills to catch up. For mechanical or medical problems, use a cell phone to call for assistance as the situation warrants. Ride Safe, Will Huston Welcome New Members . . . Gene Alderson Anthony Bledsoe Damon Byars Kimberly Clubs Harry Dunn Jerry Enyart Michael Benjamin Alpheus Bingham Tammy Fenstermaker William Fox Donald Fuller Mike Giotto Howard Gooch Andrew Hawes Brian Hawkins Scott A. Jackson Roxanne Kingsbury Jerrod Klein Timothy Lacey John Lamson 5 Dan Lee Janie M. Linquist Annare Loubser Glenn R. Lynch Dennis Marsh Joe Marsh Chris Mauk Terri McCommon Earl McCoy Connie Meyers Patty Morton Terry Noel Keith Peavler Gary Phillips Michael Piper Harold Powers Brad Rasnake Ryan Ricci Vincent Riley Joe Robbins Timothy Roseman John Rutledge Michael Rzyski John Sarber Dale Seal Braydon Spence Brian Springer Rich Tobin Scott Wells Tom Whitton VOLUME 23, ISSUE 4 Northside Harley NEWS 2010 Activities – check out the calendar on pages 7 and 8! “Wow” what a great start to riding season! I sure hope the weekends will be as nice throughout the year as the days during the week have been so far. I have just a few notes and then we can get back outside to ride and have fun! Orientation Ride (April 24th) The purpose of the orientation ride is to introduce newer members to group riding. It’s never a bad idea to review, either, so everyone is welcome! We will start at 10:00am sharp with open discussions and instruction at HD of Indy. A 20-30 mile ride will follow, using all the elements of riding generally found around our area. We will end back at the dealership for more group discussion and refreshments Gasthof Amish Village Ride (May 22) Bill K, Will H. and I previewed this route just yesterday. It will be a beautiful ride requiring moderate skills, about 280 miles round trip. We plan on leaving the Indianapolis Harley Davidson Dealership at 9:00am with one stop down in the Bloomington area. Not sure if we have time to shop at Bloomington HD this time but we will put it on the schedule for the French Lick ride later this summer. We have reserved the dining room for a wonderful Buffet $9.99 or you can order the specials priced between $7.00 – $10.00. We will meander back on good roads through the Amish countryside and enjoy the sites of a different way of life. Indian’s Game (June 4th) I need everyone who plans on attending the escorted ride to the Indians game pay for their tickets at the May meeting or make arrangements to see me before the 24th of May. This is a fun family event which sold out last year . . . we still have about 50 tickets left for $11.00 each in section 107 behind the home team dugout. It’s a Friday night 7:00 start June 4th kickstands up 6pm at the dealership. I attended primary officer training last week end and learned a lot – but most of all we are a group that gets it – we Ride and have Fun! We welcome all ride suggestions. Remember the craziest ideas produce some of the best events. See you at the Big Cat Caper this Saturday! Don’t forget to layer for the cool weather. Greg Shipley 769-4106 Ship53@tds.net Also don’t forget about Flags4Heroes on May 29. See Mike’s article on page 1 for details 6 APRIL 2010 Big Cat Caper (April 17) Kick stands up at 9am! Nations Ride (May 1) Ride through north central Indiana. Mexico and Peru are a few of the cities named after other countries that we will visit or at least ride through. There is ZERO interstate riding planned for this ride. Chapter Rides Offer More This Year For a couple of years now I've wondered how to get more HOG members to participate in group rides. This year I'm trying some of Greg and My ideas, as well as suggestions from other chapter members: several rides this year there will be a chance for free lunch. So far Nations ride and Brown County have free lunches. We are also going to interesting places to see and explore. Also continuing ride all the way back to Indy, not ending at a destination. Anyone is free to leave any ride at anytime they desire on any ride. Over night rides were popular in the past, so we have 1, possibly 2 planned this year: The Museum Ride in June and the Rolling on The River ride in August. We are even letting a couple of HOG members plan and lead some rides in September. Now all we need are more members to participate in the rides! We all know the more the merrier. Maybe it's just me, but there aren't many feelings better than rolling through a small town and see everyone stop what they are doing to wave or give peace signs, or to get the truckers talking on the CB radios, or to have others wave us through a 4-way stop or intersection where they have the right of way. Remember – when a Saturday ride is cancelled due to weather, we will try again on Sunday, or a week later if needed. Now it's really up to you, our fellow HOG's to take an active part in your HOG chapter. We can plan good rides, but we cannot succeed without all members becoming more active. Hope to see many more bikes and riders for all future rides. Let's RIDE TO LIVE, AND LIVE TO RIDE together. Can’t Ride on Saturday or Just Want More Rides? Beginning the first Tuesday in June, I will lead evening and night rides, leaving HD north at 6:00PM. This will be every Tuesday I'm available or weather permits. Some will be dinner rides to bike nights around the area, others to other cities for a bite to eat then back. Will also add Wednesday as many of the local Bike Nights are on Wednesday. Destinations will be announced a few days before each ride. So make plans; any Tuesday or Wednesday evening in June, August, September and October. I'm gone on Yankee Doodle Ride most of July. Bill Keesling 388-9239 bilkeesling@hotmail.com VOLUME 23, ISSUE 4 Northside Harley NEWS APRIL 2010 Categories: Gen’l Events; H.O.G. Indianapolis Chapter No. 1 Member Events; H-D of Indpls Events APRIL 15 Thur 17 Sat 24 Sat 30 Fri MAY 1 Sat 2 Sun 5 Wed 9 Sun 22 Sat 27-6/1 29 Sat JUNE 2-5 4-6 4 Fri 5 Sat 12 to 18 17-19 19 Sat 20 Sun 24 to 27 26 Sat 28 Mon JULY 4 Sun 10 Sat 12 to16 10 to 24 24 Sat 31 Sat AUG 7 Sat Description TAX DAY Chapter Breakout Ride. Big Cat Caper Orientation ride – Group Riding Rolling Thunder Scavenger Hunt ABATE Basic Rider Course Location LV Time Contact Person Contact #’s HD Indpls HD Indpls HD Indpls 9 AM 10 AM Bill Keesling Greg Shipley 388-9239 769-3298 Will Huston 771-3784 LV Time 9:00 AM 10:30 Contact Person Ken White Bill Keesling Will Huston Will Huston Will Huston Contact #’s 877-2195 388-9239 771-3784 771-3784 771-3784 10:00 Greg Shipley Tom Ransdell Mike Boudreau 769-3298 271-2803 727-6714 Description Location Monthly Meeting (Donuts/coffee @ 8:30 am) HD Indpls Chapter Ride – Nations Ride HD Indpls ABATE Basic Rider Course (cont’d) ABATE Basic Ride Course (cont’d) ABATE Experienced Rider Course Cinco De Mayo Mother’s Day Chapter Ride – Gasthof Amish Village HD Indpls Rolling Thunder POW/MIA Ride to the Wall, Washington, DC Flags for Heroes Ride HD Indpls Description Tennessee state HOG Rally Miracle Ride Riley Hospital Parade & Ride Ride to Indpls Indians game Monthly Meeting (Donuts/coffee @ 8:30 am) Chapter Ride – French Lick Smokey Mountain Ride Ohio state HOG Rally Cory’s Crewz (www.coryscrewz.com) Father’s Day Indiana State HOG Rally Airforce Museum & Maybe More (overnight option) Rock for the Cure H.O.G. Million Mile Monday Location LV Time Chattanooga www.miracleride.net HD Indpls 6:00 PM HD Indpls 9:00 AM HD Indpls 10:30 HD Indpls Lima, OH HD Indpls Kim Blue Contact Person Contact #’s tnstatehogrally.com Holly 812-988-2116 Greg Shipley 769-3298 Ken White 877-2195 Greg Shipley 769-3298 Jack Schoettle 481-0557 ohstatehogrally.com kimconcory@hotmail.com Richmond, IN HD Indpls 10:00 instatehogrally.com Bill Keesling 388-9239 Description Independence Day Monthly Meeting (Donuts/coffee @ 8:30 am) Chapter Ride – Brown County State Park Ridin' the Ridge HOG Nat'l event Yankee Doodle Dandy Ride Huber Orchard/Winery HD of Indy open house Location LV Time Contact Person Contact #’s HD Indpls HD Indpls 9:00 AM 10:30 Ken White Bill Keesling 877-2195 388-9239 HD Indpls HD Indpls 10:00 All Day Bill Keesling Greg Shipley 388-9239 769-3298 Description Monthly Meeting (Donuts/coffee @ 8:30 am) Rollin’ on the River Ride (overnight option) Location HD Indpls HD Indpls LV Time 9:00 AM 10:30 Contact Person Ken White Greg Shipley Contact #’s 877-2195 769-3298 7 Calendar continued next page VOLUME 23, ISSUE 4 Northside Harley NEWS APRIL 2010 9-15 21 Sat 27-29 Sturgis Bike Week Loop for Life Moto GP (escorted ride to track) Sturgis, SD HD Indpls HD Indpls SEPT 11 Sat Description Monthly Meeting (Donuts/coffee @ 8:30 am) Patriot Day Ride Rush County Covered Bridge Ride Unchained Ministries Location HD Indpls HD Indpls HD Indpls HD Indpls LV Time 9:00 AM 10:30 10:00 9:00 Contact Person Ken White Terry Sanderson Ted Rossell Contact #’s 877-2195 374-8957 326-4133 23 Sat Description Monthly Meeting (Donuts/coffee @ 8:30 am) Pokagon State Park Ride (overnight option) Sugar Creek Canyon Run (fall color ride) Location HD Indpls HD Indpls HD Indpls LV Time 9:00 AM 10:30 11:00 Contact Person Ken White Bill Keesling Greg Shipley Contact #’s 877-2195 388-9239 769-3298 NOV 6 Sat Description Monthly Meeting (Donuts/coffee @ 8:30 am) Location HD Indpls LV Time 9:00 AM Contact Person Ken White Contact #’s 877-2195 DEC 4 Sat Description Monthly Meeting (Donuts/coffee @ 8:30 am) HOG Chapter #1 Christmas Party Location HD Indpls LV Time 9:00 AM Contact Person Ken White Contact #’s 877-2195 25 Sat OCT 2 Sat www.sturgis.com Donna Dellen djdellen@aol.com Jeff Heck 815-1800 NEXT MEETING Saturday, May 1, 2010 Donuts & Coffee, 8:30 Meeting, 9:00am Harley-Davidson of Indianapolis NATIONS RIDE to follow meeting 8 VOLUME 23, ISSUE 4 Northside Harley NEWS APRIL 2010 NEXT MEETING Saturday, May 1, 2010 Donuts & Coffee, 8:30 Meeting, 9:00am Harley-Davidson of Indianapolis 9 VOLUME 23, ISSUE 4 Northside Harley NEWS 10 APRIL 2010 VOLUME 23, ISSUE 4 Northside Harley NEWS APRIL 2010 The “Recommended” Law Firm for Indiana of www.RoadGuardians.org Recipient of "Outstanding Service to Motorcyclists - 2010" Award at Biker Betterment Conference, Chicago, 2010 FREE EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS FOR MOTORCYCLISTS! 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HOG member Bob Hines creates incredible work this Stunning. . . HINES &COMPANY LUXURY✦ CUSTOM ✦ HOMES 317.873.8400 15 VOLUME 23, ISSUE 4 Northside Harley NEWS Bulletin Board Place your for sale items for free. Contact: Sherry • 317.769.4106 • harleygrl@tds.net Attn: If Your Item Sells, please contact Sherry ASAP! For Sale: Harley-Davidson “Rallyrunner” Leather Motorcycle seat model #54030-04 w/Scorpion Style Stitching. This seat fits 2000 & later Softail Models except: FXSTD, FLSTSI & FLSTN. This seat is like brand new, still wrapped in original plastic and box. New price = $400. Current price = $290. Contact Hog Chapter #1 member, Kent Garceau @ 317.679.4626. Please feel free to leave a message. For Sale: “LOAD-ALL” Multi-Purpose Loading System with a “Condor Wheel Chock”. I use mine for my 02 Dyna. Fits in my 2005 Silverado 1500 extended cab. Go on-line to see more details at www.loadall.com. Asking $1500.00 or OBO. 317-501-3105. For Sale: 1992 Harley-Davidson FXRS Conv Low Rider (Black), 13,100 mi $8200 Near perfect condition, ridden only when dry; garage stored when not in use. Rubber mounted Evolution Engine 1340CC, stock bike. Re-jetted carb w/removed baffles to incr. HP. Never damaged. Orig. paint. Runs extremely well. Great power, very nimble. Maintained by authorized HD mechanics, records avail. Call Mike 701-7010 For Sale: 2008 Harley 1200 black Sportster, only 3000 miles. $9,400. Jim Snider: jsnider500@yahoo.com For Sale: Boss Bags Saddlebag Set, model 36D, detachable bags for H-D Softail Deluxe (recommended lower pipes on cycle), all hardware, pins, locks, straps, etc. Very good shape, used 2-months, 8-oz leather. Asking $600. Call Tim 317.379.1483 16 APRIL 2010 For Sale: Tour Master Luggage Went to Washington D.C. one time and once to Jackson Mich., Excellent shape, comes with rain cover, lot of pockets! Fits any bike with sissy bar and luggage rack. $100.00 Call 317-965-1827-listen to music and then leave Matthew a message. For Sale: I have a great Tourmaster/Cortech DSX Blue Denim Jacket for Sale, Size XL/Mens 46, never worn; still had the tags; vented; shoulder, elbow, and spine inserts; zip out liner. I lost a bunch of weight and never wore it. $69. Paid $120. Call Jerry Brown at 843-9430. This is a top-selling jacket. Do a Google search and see what a great deal this is! For Sale: 2007 FLSTF Fatboy – 96 CI, 6-speed, shotgun pipes, sissybar and pad, Stage 1 kit, detachable windshield, custom grips and floorboards, 800 miles, asking $16,800 obo. Have $23,000 invested. Partial trade possible. Contact Marco 710.9998 For Sale: Set of loud mufflers; crash bar for Fat Boy; Set of aftr-market leather saddlebags. Make offer. Contact Marco 710.9998 For Sale: HD 360 Hwy Peg Mounts & Kuryakyn Switchblade Pegs. $125.00. Used/Good Condition. Womens Spirited Rain Coat size small and Spirited Rain Pants size medium. Carry Bag Included. Worn 2 or 3 times. Excellent contidion. $150.00 Contact: bestes@sbcglobal.net For Sale: Mustang tour seat for Heritage Softail, used only on trips. In orig. box & plastic. $50 OBO. Küryakyn adjustable floorborads for Heritage Softail. $20 OBO. 6” tinted windshield used once. ‘08 FLHTC. $30 OBO. H-D foot pegs for Engine guard. $20 OBO. Call Steve Smith, 317.297.5950 VOLUME 23, ISSUE 4