Sorry Andy, the final leg did lead us too far from the route home and we decided to skip that hour. It was indeed nice to meet you this way. Hope to do this again! We have to hold up the CBX part!Andy 6 Guns #5871 wrote: Hey Mike - was nice to see you and Cindy again. I thought we could talk some more at the post ride stop but saw you couldn't/didn't make it, maybe next time. Good riding with you.
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Mike: I want to be careful here and not sound stuck-up, but I think we have a unique situation here in Ohio. Although not one of the largest or most important states in the Union, Ohio has, I think, the fourth largest population of motorcyclists in the U.S.. Despite of the relatively short riding season compared to, for example, California, we have a lot of mc events and activities. Considering that AMA headquarters and the museum are here and that we have two great racetracks with bike events -Mid Ohio and Nelson Ledges, make motorcycling in Ohio rather popular. The riding roads in the south-eastern part of the state are awesome.bikeymikey748 wrote: Why, oh why, are there never any events like this near me
Oh sure, that makes me feel better, Mike. Sarcasm? Me?Mike: I want to be careful here and not sound stuck-up, but I think we have a unique situation here in Ohio. Although not one of the largest or most important states in the Union, Ohio has, I think, the fourth largest population of motorcyclists in the U.S.. Despite of the relatively short riding season compared to, for example, California, we have a lot of mc events and activities. Considering that AMA headquarters and the museum are here and that we have two great racetracks with bike events -Mid Ohio and Nelson Ledges, make motorcycling in Ohio rather popular. The riding roads in the south-eastern part of the state are awesome.
