Adventure in Ohio? - Page 2

Pussboy · 11-15-2003, 10:23 AM

Imaposer,

I am in the market for an enclosed trailer to bring my bike to the next bike washing....I would hate to get any sunfading or roadspray or dust on my pristine baby... I might even go for climate control to avoid the risk of condensation.

BMW Rider,

I like the new moniker "WolfordGS", I'm too stupid to figure out how to change it on here...

Dragoon,

I like the looks of that Ouray thang. I've got to do something, I might take an early spring trip to Louisiana to eat some mudbugs.

somecallmetim,

I may be in your neck of the woods on Monday...are you afraid to get that FZ1 wet?

somecallmetim · 11-17-2003, 05:07 AM

Wolffordtiger,

I realize its a bit late being mon. morn. but if you happen to check this before you go give me a call... 419-994-4308 Im only free till about 1:30ish & you gotta call before 10 or I'll probably try to get some sleep. if its busy I'm online.

Tim

somecallmetim · 11-17-2003, 05:25 AM

BTW. I did a bit of unintended adventure riding sat. morning. I took 60 down to Zville, thought I'd check out one of the locks on the muskingum, #11. I was about 5mi. of dirt/gravel to get there. a touch spooky with the general wetness and a bald tire on the back...

dragoon · 11-17-2003, 06:11 AM

Quote:

Said somecallmetim:
BTW. I did a bit of unintended adventure riding sat. morning. I took 60 down to Zville, thought I'd check out one of the locks on the muskingum, #11. I was about 5mi. of dirt/gravel to get there. a touch spooky with the general wetness and a bald tire on the back...

You are soooo in my neck of the woods. You must have been in the Powelson area sounds like. As a matter of fact I was riding mt. bike in that area around 11:00am Sat.

You know how to operate the PM yet? Send me one next time you're down this way.

tod2 · 11-17-2003, 10:52 AM

Guys -

The riding is REALLY terrible around Coshocton, so try not to head South or East when you go out for a ride. Most of the good GS stuff in Ohio is in the Northwest corner of the state - you know, near Marion.

:):

Tod.

somecallmetim · 11-17-2003, 12:43 PM

Mogwi, I've got an avon on the front right now, I'll be replacing the rear 020 with one soon. so far I've been buying bridgestones and been fairly happy, getting 4k on the rear.

dragoon, I'll pm you if I know I'll be down your way.

Anybody free this week? the weather should be decent. I work nights, I can get free for a quick morning ride, perhaps breakfast at Peggy Sues in NewCastle?

tod2 · 11-17-2003, 12:51 PM

somecallmetim -

For Pete's sake! Don't let people know how good the pie is at Peggy Sue's!!! Next thing you'll know is that they'll all move to Newcastle, buy buggies, and clog up the roads.

Do you work nights at the Fox Hole?

XPADREX · 11-17-2003, 01:20 PM

Ohio has plenty of fun riding, er, well- blast.

Yeah, between what we have here, and to the east and south- it's a treat to have either a great day of riding, or if you want, a weekend of fun.

wolfordtiger: guess who? Here's a clue- you might have seen me on cold days slinging up 23 on a big yellow bike. :):

I was this || close to snagging a Tiger- loved it!

I did wind up getting a Caponord- so we might have to make some time for some riding.

somecallmetim · 11-17-2003, 01:30 PM

I hope BMW Rider dosn't banish me from riderland for giving away all the state secrets. Perhaps we need a code... Anybody know Navajo?

Sadly I don't work at the foxhole, the girls were afraid I would get all the tips...

XPADREX · 11-17-2003, 01:54 PM

LOL

I think I saw the "Fox Hole" while driving over to New Philly to help a buddy inquire about some coal.

Is that a real place, or simply a front for a meth lab?

Rider · 11-17-2003, 02:20 PM

Quote:

Said Wolfordtiger:
BMW Rider,

I like the new moniker "WolfordGS", I'm too stupid to figure out how to change it on here...

You can't.
And I can't either.
Only The Great Bald One has that power.
Want me to put in a request for you?

tod2 · 11-17-2003, 06:49 PM

The Foxhole is a real place. Of course I've never been there

I'm told they import wimmen from the big city on weekends - not sure what performs the rest of the week, sheep?
I'd research this but after pie at Peggy Sue's I'm usually ready for a nap.

Pussboy · 11-18-2003, 03:08 AM

Quote:

Said tod2:
Guys -

The riding is REALLY terrible around Coshocton, so try not to head South or East when you go out for a ride. Most of the good GS stuff in Ohio is in the Northwest corner of the state - you know, near Marion.

:):

Tod.

Yea, that's it, that's the ticket...and if you see a big ol yellow and black Adventurer going Southeast on your way over...it's just because I've had too much of a good thing!

Pussboy · 11-18-2003, 03:13 AM

Quote:

Said BMW Rider:
You can't.
And I can't either.
Only The Great Bald One has that power.
Want me to put in a request for you?

Are you mighty enough to get an audience with the great bald one? If so, I would appreciate whatever strings that you may be able to pull..Also we needs to get together for a beer or three..Any good places down your way?

Pussboy · 11-18-2003, 03:28 AM

Quote:

Said XPADREX:

wolfordtiger: guess who? Here's a clue- you might have seen me on cold days slinging up 23 on a big yellow bike. :):

I was this || close to snagging a Tiger- loved it!

I did wind up getting a Caponord- so we might have to make some time for some riding.

Damn, It's a small world..I haven't seen the yellow bike since I work midnights now. You'll have to leave for work earlier, say, 5:00am. The Tiger was cool, I have a GS adventure now.

How's the Capanord? When I bought my Tiger, nobody had the Aprilia's yet. I love Italian bikes though.

I'm always game for a ride..Let me know when you want to go.

11-15-2003, 10:23 AM	#16
Pussboy Oh, nice marmot. Joined: Aug 2002 Location: Chesterville, OH Oddometer: 336	Imaposer, I am in the market for an enclosed trailer to bring my bike to the next bike washing....I would hate to get any sunfading or roadspray or dust on my pristine baby... I might even go for climate control to avoid the risk of condensation. BMW Rider, I like the new moniker "WolfordGS", I'm too stupid to figure out how to change it on here... Dragoon, I like the looks of that Ouray thang. I've got to do something, I might take an early spring trip to Louisiana to eat some mudbugs. somecallmetim, I may be in your neck of the woods on Monday...are you afraid to get that FZ1 wet? __________________ 2011 KTM Adventure R:

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11-17-2003, 05:07 AM	#17
somecallmetim ^OP Surf &/or Die Joined: Nov 2003 Location: Loudonville, Ohio Oddometer: 1,094	Wolffordtiger, I realize its a bit late being mon. morn. but if you happen to check this before you go give me a call... 419-994-4308 Im only free till about 1:30ish & you gotta call before 10 or I'll probably try to get some sleep. if its busy I'm online. Tim

11-17-2003, 05:25 AM	#18
somecallmetim ^OP Surf &/or Die Joined: Nov 2003 Location: Loudonville, Ohio Oddometer: 1,094	BTW. I did a bit of unintended adventure riding sat. morning. I took 60 down to Zville, thought I'd check out one of the locks on the muskingum, #11. I was about 5mi. of dirt/gravel to get there. a touch spooky with the general wetness and a bald tire on the back...

11-17-2003, 10:52 AM	#20
tod2 Appalachian Adventurer Joined: May 2003 Location: Coshocton, USA Oddometer: 108	Guys - The riding is REALLY terrible around Coshocton, so try not to head South or East when you go out for a ride. Most of the good GS stuff in Ohio is in the Northwest corner of the state - you know, near Marion. :): Tod.

11-17-2003, 12:43 PM	#21
somecallmetim ^OP Surf &/or Die Joined: Nov 2003 Location: Loudonville, Ohio Oddometer: 1,094	Mogwi, I've got an avon on the front right now, I'll be replacing the rear 020 with one soon. so far I've been buying bridgestones and been fairly happy, getting 4k on the rear. dragoon, I'll pm you if I know I'll be down your way. Anybody free this week? the weather should be decent. I work nights, I can get free for a quick morning ride, perhaps breakfast at Peggy Sues in NewCastle?

11-17-2003, 12:51 PM	#22
tod2 Appalachian Adventurer Joined: May 2003 Location: Coshocton, USA Oddometer: 108	somecallmetim - For Pete's sake! Don't let people know how good the pie is at Peggy Sue's!!! Next thing you'll know is that they'll all move to Newcastle, buy buggies, and clog up the roads. Do you work nights at the Fox Hole?

11-17-2003, 01:20 PM	#23
XPADREX Funslinger Joined: Nov 2003 Location: Ohio, USA Oddometer: 7,743	Ohio has plenty of fun riding, er, well- blast. Yeah, between what we have here, and to the east and south- it's a treat to have either a great day of riding, or if you want, a weekend of fun. wolfordtiger: guess who? Here's a clue- you might have seen me on cold days slinging up 23 on a big yellow bike. :): I was this \|\| close to snagging a Tiger- loved it! I did wind up getting a Caponord- so we might have to make some time for some riding.

11-17-2003, 01:30 PM	#24
somecallmetim ^OP Surf &/or Die Joined: Nov 2003 Location: Loudonville, Ohio Oddometer: 1,094	I hope BMW Rider dosn't banish me from riderland for giving away all the state secrets. Perhaps we need a code... Anybody know Navajo? Sadly I don't work at the foxhole, the girls were afraid I would get all the tips...

11-17-2003, 01:54 PM	#25
XPADREX Funslinger Joined: Nov 2003 Location: Ohio, USA Oddometer: 7,743	LOL I think I saw the "Fox Hole" while driving over to New Philly to help a buddy inquire about some coal. Is that a real place, or simply a front for a meth lab?

11-17-2003, 06:49 PM	#27
tod2 Appalachian Adventurer Joined: May 2003 Location: Coshocton, USA Oddometer: 108	The Foxhole is a real place. Of course I've never been there I'm told they import wimmen from the big city on weekends - not sure what performs the rest of the week, sheep? I'd research this but after pie at Peggy Sue's I'm usually ready for a nap.