Mad River Hog Tracks

Mad River Hog Tracks
Mad River Hog Chapter
10/1/2012
Newsletter Editor
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Our chapter needs a news- letter
Terry Bennett, a hog member,
was in a motorcycle accident;
editor, the “ghost writer” has
please keep him in your
volunteered until someone else can
prayers as he heals.
help. We need your trips and photos
Thank you Kathy L., Bill S. ,
in the newsletter before the
Sheila Mc & Connie H. for
sending photos for the
ghostwriter disappears!
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Volume 3, Issue 9
Dave Moore
newsletters!
MAD RIVER H.O.G. Chapter Meetings
Third Thursday of the month. All Meetings are at Mad River
Service Dept. unless otherwise noted. Time changes for OctMar meetings. Food at 6:00pm Meeting at 6:30pm.
Oct 18 Nov 15
Dec No meeting
Christmas Party Dec 1st!
Joanne & Ron Wagner, Gary Couts Photo
sent by Sheila
Photo sent by Sheila
Photo by Bill Spangler
Pam & Chad Sulivan, Robin Colvin &
Josh Bryant Photo sent by Sheila
Wednesday September 5th at
Roeder Racing …
David E. Moore's
Celebration of life!
Mad River Hog Chapter
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2012 OFFICERS
Director:
Asst. Director:
Secretary:
Head Road Capt.:
Activities Director:
Membership Officer:
LOH Director:
Webmaster:
Newsletter Editor
Dealer Liaison
Dealer General Manager
Jodie Grimes
Bill Spangler
Shelly Spangler
Glen McFarland
Rod Grimes
Sheila McFarland
Connie Heitkamp
Janet Palkovic
Ghostwriter
Jessica Benfer
Jolene Gang
Director
[email protected]
Jodie Grimes
This issue dedicated to Dave
Moore, who unselfishly gave to
the Mad River HOG Chapter.
Thank you for all your hard work
and dedication to the chapter.
God speed our friend. You will
be missed!
October already! It seems like
summer just started and it’s over
but wow, what a HOT, HOT,
HOT summer riding season it has
been around the entire United
States. Thank you to all the road
captains who led rides this
summer, you did a marvelous job!
We had another safe summer
with no accidents. And many
thanks to all of our volunteers as
we appreciate everything you
assist us with. Additionally we
need to thank Mad River Harley
Davidson and all their staff for
everything they do to keep us happy!!
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What is Change? Change:
means to replace one thing for
another or to become different.
Change can be difficult.
How do we change? Can you
Change? In watching our chapter
over the last few months I have
seen some changes. We have
seen the officer’s change. We
have added new members and
seen the changes they have
brought to our club. Now what
have you done to change. Have
you taken a different road than
before that’s change! Have you
taken the time to bring in a new
member that is change! Have
you done something to be
different lately? Have you
replaced one thing for another?
This fall brings about some
changes most noticeably the
weather is changing, road
conditions are changing. Our
lives are changing we see this in
our friends and people we know
we see the changes they all go
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through. Do you see the changes
you are going through?
Sometimes we have to stop and
look around to see the changes
that happen around us. Now is
the time to stop and look around
see what is changing. See what
you can do to help change
something. See if you can
replace one thing for another.
Maybe it’s something simple
maybe something hard. So
become different take charge and
make a change. Change is
happening you have a choice!
Just some rambling thoughts
from me to go out and change
something today And speaking
of change we are looking for
some members to fill open
officer positions which are the
following: Safety Officer,
Photographer and Editor. We
will also be developing a
committee for next year’s HOG
Appreciation Day event to be
held here at Mad River Harley
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Davidson. So if you’re interested
please contact any current officer
for details. For me this year
showed me a lot of change and
I’ve tried to keep up with
everything, which was almost
impossible. I found being
involved in this wonderful
organization has proved, we as a
family can change and will
continue to change in order to
please each and every one of our
members. Thank you so much
for supporting Mad River Harley
Davidson and making the Mad
River HOG Chapter so special.
Remember--Time, cars,
mortgages and all your
responsibilities may well
change your priorities in life,
but this remains true. Once you
become a biker, you are a biker
for life. No matter how long it
is since you last went for a ride,
you never forget. Never.
Our Christmas party is fast
approaching so mark your
calendars for Saturday December
1st. We will once again be at the
American Legion and donating
toys and can goods to the
Volunteers of America.
Remember to bring your
odometer reading to the October
meeting as we are in a
competition with Adventure and
Rubber City for the traveling
mileage award!!
Winter Storage Tip: With our
sunny fall days, it can be hard to
think about what’s coming in the
next few months, but now is the
time to get your bike ready for
weeks or months when you can’t
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ride. Harley-Davidson has some
excellent products to help protect
your bike during winter storage.
If you don’t ride for several
months, condensation can form
in fuel tank above the liquid level.
The more vapor space there is
(the less gas in the tank), the
more condensation you can get.
This is exacerbated with ethanolcontaining fuels, which have a
strong attraction to water and will
absorb the moisture in the fuel
tank. When too much moisture is
absorbed (and it only takes about
0.5%), the result is a water/
ethanol slurry at the bottom of
the tank that can plug fuel filters,
prevent engine starting and cause
corrosion of fuel system
components. In addition, the
remaining gasoline layer is now
stripped of ethanol and the result
is lower octane, which can cause
engine pinging and rough idling.
One easy “fix” is adding fuel
stabilizer to your gas tank.
Unlike other products, HarleyDavidson® Fuel Stabilizer is the
only product custom-blended,
tested and approved for use in
Harley-Davidson motorcycles.
Here are the easy steps to follow
before putting your bike into
storage: Treat the fuel tank as
directed with Harley-Davidson®
Fuel Stabilizer.
Fill the fuel tank with gasoline
(ethanol-containing or regular)
Run the engine for a few minutes
to fill the fuel system with the
treated fuel
The benefit for being a HOG
member feature this month is the
Touring Hand Book. The
Touring Hand Book is your
comprehensive directory to
touring the Americas. It contains
maps of North America and
South America, with special
notations of all cities which have
Harley Davidson Dealerships.
You’ll find essential information
in your Touring Hand Book from
travel information and factory
tours to a complete list of Harley
Davidson Dealerships in North
and South America. Those
dealers sponsoring HOG
Chapters are indicated with an
asterisk. Remember to take your
Touring Hand Book with you
whenever you travel. Jodie
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Gary Couts
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Chad & Pam Sullivan
Mad River Hog Chapter
Assistant Director
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Bill Spangler
Hello All,
As I write this article we are
putting the final plans together
for our trip to the Harley
Davidson open house in York
Pennsylvania the last weekend in
September. The plans are to
leave Friday morning, do the
open house Saturday morning hit
a couple of Dealerships in
Pennsylvania, New Jersey and
eat at Geno’s in Philadelphia and
come home Sunday. Chad seen
Geno’s on TV and said we need
to eat there. How could I tell him
no? Since eating is one of my
favorite things to do after riding
of course. Hopefully we can fit
everything into our schedule. I
will give everyone a report at the
next HOG meeting.
I’ve made this statement before;
if you didn’t go on the last HOG
ride you missed a great ride. We
had 10 bikes and 14 people on
the Amish overnight ride. Sheila
and Glen did an awesome job on
this ride, just like they always do.
We met in Monroeville at 9:00
am and made our way to New
Philadelphia at 5:00. The normal
two hour ride took us seven
hours, with lunch, fuel stops and
a stop at Adventure Harley
Davidson in Dover. The next
morning Toby, his wife Debbie
and Ed from Adventures HOG
group met us at the hotel and
then led us on a ride to the
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Veterans Memorial in Clinton
Ohio, then on to lunch in Canal
Fulton. After lunch we split from
Toby’s group and we went to
Rubber City Harley Davidson in
Akron. After shopping and
checking out the new dealership
we headed for home. Some went
the turn pike and some went over
to I90, unfortunately we all got
wet before getting home.
It’s hard to believe the riding
season is almost over. Some will
be storing their bikes soon; others
will ride until the snow flies. If
you do keep riding remember to
watch for leaves and other debris
on the road from farmers’ fields
this time of year. Don’t forget to
check the air pressure in your
tires. It can go down
approximately one pound for
every 10 degrees the temperature
drops, also keep an eye out for
deer they will be getting more
active with hunting season
coming.
Please remember to bring the
Chapter Challenge and your
mileage to the October HOG
meeting. Pictures have to be in
groups of five. They can be in a
picture album or on a C-D. If you
have any questions about the
Chapter Challenge just let me
know.
Remember to “Ride and Have Fun”
Bill Spangler
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Bill & Shelly Spangler
MAD RIVER HARLEY
H.O.G. CHAPTER
MEETING
SEPTEMBER 20, 2012
Mad River Harley H.O.G.
Chapter meeting was held at the
dealership in the Service
Department on Thursday,
September 20, 2012. Officers
present: Jodie Grimes, Bill &
Shelly Spangler, Glen & Sheila
McFarland, Connie Heitkamp,
Janet Palkovic, and Jessica
Benfer. Food was served at
6:30pm. Chili dogs, macaroni
salad, chips, cookies, and
beverage.
Jodie opened the meeting at
7:00pm with the Pledge of
Allegiance, introduction of
members, birthday and
anniversary wishes. Discussed
the passing of Chapter Officer
Dave Moore, his funeral, the last
ride with 150-175 bikes plus
passengers that were in the ride
through Norwalk to the funeral
home. Member Terry Bennett
was involved in a bike accident
on the way home from Dave’s
funeral. A lady in Bellevue
turned and hit him. He was in
hospital for 2-3 days. He has road
rash, broken ribs and very sore. It
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was also his 44th wedding
anniversary. As of today, he is
doing well.
Connie- Discussed the Ladies
Adventure Weekend Sept 7 & 8
in Dover hosted by the LOH of
Adventure Harley. There were 80
ladies present, and everyone had
a good time. It was well worth
the $30 registration fee. Next
year the dates are Sept 6 & 7,
2013. Connie would like all the
Ladies of Harley to meet with her
after the meeting for a quick 15 min.
POW wow, she would like to have a
LOH dinner meeting next week.
GlenSat. 9/22 Amish Overnight Ride
Rain or Shine. We are leaving
from the BP in Monroeville at
9am, and staying at Best Western
Hotel in Dover, $79.99. Toby
from Adventure will put together
a ride for Sunday morning
around 10am.
9/29 Indian Lake Ride, Joanne
Wagner leading. Leaving from
DQ in Fremont 9am. Also on
9/29 a NON-HOG EVENT Poker
Run for the girl and 2 kids
murdered in Sandusky. 5 stops,
ends at American Legion. First
bike out 10am. $10/driver,
$5/passenger. Donations being
accepted at Citizens Bank in
Sandusky. All proceeds go to pay
for the funerals.
Oct. 13 Corn Maze Ride. 11am
leaving from dealership. Rte. 58
in Wellington Brasse’s 8 acre
Corn Maze. $6/ person Hayrides
$2/person. Vote-10 people
interested.
10/27 Last Ride TBA
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Sheila- Hit membership goal,
over 200. We have two new
members tonight. Total members:
215. Starting Oct. 5th Get
Together Dinners. We are going
to have First Friday of the Month
Gatherings. Oct. 5th Cameo
Pizza in Sandusky, meet at 6 pm
eat at 6:30. Sheila asked
members for dinner/other
suggestions for get-togethers.
Sheila has 2013 Membership
Forms; you can renew and pay
dues now.
Janet- Website still under
construction. Janet would like to
see a lot go on the website. She is
working with Amanda, more
improvements to come.
Jess Benfer- She is also the
treasurer of the HOG chapter,
$1904.00 in account. Rolling
Bike Night was a success again
this year. #80 of 85 keys won the
bike. Thanks officers for help
throughout the year. 2013 Ride
Plans for dealership are in the
works. Points: questions on
points; see Jess Benfer. Sat. 9/22
ride to all 3 dealerships win up to
$1000. Also, Demo days on 9/22.
Sat. 9/29 Make A Wish
fundraiser. In Oct dealer will find
a child to grant their wish.
Volunteers needed for 9/22 and
9/29. Sign up on Volunteer
sheets. Asked HOG members to
donate a bottle of booze/wine for
a cooler of Cheer (BOOZE)
raffle prize for Make A Wish.
HOG members 25 points donate
booze/wine. Make over
Saturdays every Saturday in
October. 10/6 Think Pink (Breast
Cancer) officers working the
meet and greet table and
membership drive. 10/25 Ladies
Garage Party, asked LOH to help
with event. 10/27 Halloween
party for kids.
Chris Levine Service Dept.Harley Hero’s (DAV). Asked
members to get sponsors for this
fundraiser. Challenge: Member
to get the most money sponsored,
by next meeting will get 1,000
reward points. Highest sponsored
by Nov. 1st wins $100 gift card.
Dealership goal is $5000. Chris
has sponsor sheets. Hero’s Run
Poker Run Nov.10, 2012 Ride
$15. Also dealership is doing a”
Salute to our Veterans In Honor”
Sign. Person name, branch of
service, and rank on a 12X18
sign. $15 per sign. Will be
displayed down Rt. 250 day of
ride. After ride, you can keep the
sign. Chris has order forms; perpay and order must be received
by Nov.1st.
Jodie- passed out 2013 Activities
Survey/Rides. Officers will
discuss at next officers meeting
and plan with Activities
Directors.
Bill- Mileage ends in October.
All mileage needs to be turned in
at Oct. meeting to be counted
toward the Challenge with
Adventure and Rubber City.
Chapter Challenge is over in Oct
and must be turned in at meeting.
All pictures need to be in groups
of 5, on a CD or printed. 9/29
Harley Open House in York PA.
HOG magazine has good articles
this month. TRIVIA: 1974
Mad River Hog Chapter
where is the 2nd Harley Plant?
YORK PA . What is the Sportster
model letter? X. AMF stands for?
American Machinery and Foundry.
Bill & Shelly
Jodie- Thanked all members who
supported the REV 3. Members
had camera man or officials on
the bike.
New Business9/29 after Indian Lake Ride, Rod
Grimes is inviting all members to
his house in Clyde for a Clam
Bake.) Cost? Donations. Email
will be sent out next week with
address and directions.
Christmas Party-Saturday,
December 1st. American Legion
Rt. 4, Sandusky. Tickets $20 per
person. Will be on sale at next
meeting. Dealership will have for
sale Oct. 1st at the info desk or
contact any officer.
Last May we collected $450 for
the Nations of Patriots. In Nov.
we will donate the $450 to local
vet Gideon Porter. Jodie thanked
all for donating.
Tom Gerrick suggested chapter
buy headsets for the Lead and
Sweep for Safety on rides.
November meeting will be a Pot
Luck.
Time changes for Oct-Mar
meetings. Food at 6:00pm
Meeting at 6:30pm.
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Rachel Mayer is having
Memorial Patches made for Dave
Moore. $5/each. Chris is taking
orders & collecting $ .
Members Spotlight: Bob Mesko,
riding since 1998. Rides a 2003
Road King. Favorite Ride:
Sturgis. He has 120-130,000
miles on his bike.
Secret Greeter was Janet
Palkovic. Winner of gift cardR.J. new member first meeting
tonight. Congrats!
50/50- winner: Dyanna Dearth $98
Meeting adjourned 8:00 pm.
Shelly Spangler
HOG Chapter Secretary **LOH
Dinner Meeting: Wednesday,
September 26th Roadhouse 6:307:00
under the Photos section on the
HOG website.
Our HOG chapter website
address is:
www.madriverhog.com
Questions or comments? Email
us at: [email protected]
Janet Palkovic
[email protected]
Life isn’t about waiting for the
storm to pass. It’s learning how
to dance in the rain!
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Membership
Officer
[email protected]
Sheila
McFarland
213 Active Members - 155 Men &
58 Women ( 2 filled out forms but
we have not collected dues yet)
Shelly Spangler & Sheila McFarland
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WEBMASTER
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Janet Palkovic
Fellow HOG members,
Hope everyone that has internet
access has checked out the new
Mad River HOG website. We're
still adding content to the site, so
send us some photos of your
riding destinations and events
from this year. Look for them
Welcome news members: Josh
Bryant, Lawrence Corbett and
Robert Marcinek.
Change can be positive if you
choose to go in a positive
direction. Be good to yourself
and others… look for the good…
negativity pulls us all down… we
are best to steer and keep on
track with the positive thoughts
and actions! The track may be
difficult….. to stay positive…
BUT the result will be enjoyable
for you and those around you.
Praise those that participate and
keep a smile on their faces.
Complement the officers,
members and dealership for all
the work that goes unnoticed,
behind the scenes. Think first
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before you speak…If you are
going to say something
negative… try to change your
thoughts to positive! Look for
the great things around you…
the time you as a member have
contributed to Mad River Hog
chapter… the time the dealership
has put in to help the chapter…
the time the officers spend to get
an event ready or a ride ready
and safe for you. Believe in each
other… give 100% positive and
receive 150% satisfaction.
Misery can cause you to focus on
yourself instead of others. Turn
off the negative tracks and get on
the positive HOG Tracks to enjoy
life and those around you!
Wellington on Oct 13. Kick
stands up @ 11AM from Mad
River dealership. This won't
be a long ride, and depending
on the groups’ wishes, may or
may not include lunch/dinner.
As our 'Riding' season is
winding down, we have one
more scheduled ride on Oct
27. This is still a 'TBA' ride, so
if anyone has any suggestions,
please speak up and tell one
of the Chapter officers. So far
as I know, there isn't a
destination chosen yet for this
Glen & Sheila McFarland
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Road Captain
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Glen McFarland
Amish Roads
ride.
Road Captain
Glen McFarland
Until next time, be safe & have
fun!
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HOG Pen Corral
Hi everyone. Since Sept HOG
meeting, we've had our
Amish overnighter ride. I'm
pretty sure everyone had a
great time riding the back
Barb Olmstead, Tom Gerrick, Dom Insana
roads. Sheila and I have
ridden these roads for over 20
“Get Acquainted Dinners” GAD
for short!
FFOM ‘First Friday of the
Month’. On Oct 5 Members
years and we still love them.
gathering at Cameo’s pizza,
Joanne & Ron because rides
Monroe street, Sandusky.
like this demand a lot of effort
Meet at 6 PM eat at 6:30PM
to lay out & pre-ride.
Looks like a great weather
Activities Director
forecast for the Sept 29 ride to
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Indian Lake. Let all support
Rod Grimes
We have a Corn Maze ride in
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Hog Chapter October Events
massages, discounts on in-
10/5 Members gathering at
store items, fantastic food,
Cameo’s pizza, Monroe street,
well-planned and exciting
Sandusky. Meet at 6 PM eat at
rides, and, of course, Saturday
6:30PM
evening’s dinner and dancing.
10/13—Chapter Ride of the
If you visit Mad River’s
season—to Brasee’s Corn
facebook website along with
Maze kickstands up 11:00am
Adventure’s website, you’ll
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find evidence of a fantastic
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weekend.
Our last LOH ride is
scheduled for Saturday
October 20th. I would love to
Chad
Cathy
Debbie
Kay
Calvin
Ron
Robert
Sharlene
Bill
Cathy
Dyanna M
Shannon
Mary
Gene
Robert
Jim
Jack
Timothy
Rod
Howard
Regan
Michael
Jodie
Bob
Joanne
Grimes
Lang
Holliday
Booze
Weyer
Wagner
Houser
Burlovich
Blankinsop
Cheshire
Dearth
Frederick
Dahlmann
Biroth
Marcinek
Souris
Frost
Capizzi
GRIMES
Holliday S
Lutzko
Greene
GRIMES
Mesko
Wagner
9-Sep
1-Oct
12-Oct
26-Oct
14-Oct
27-Oct
19-Oct
30-Oct
2-Oct
5-Oct
6-Oct
3-Oct
10-Nov
11-Nov
15-Nov
17-Nov
17-Nov
17-Nov
17-Nov
18-Nov
25-Nov
9-Dec
10-Dec
13-Dec
30-Dec
IT’S FALL 2012!
get together and plan a
Where did the time go? From
breakfast before our ride. We
talking with a lot of members
can meet in Sandusky –
in our HOG chapter, it sounds
somewhere easy to get to –
like everyone had a great
maybe Bob Evan’s around
summer riding, having fun,
9:30-10:00 am so we aren’t
enjoyed making new friends,
riding in the cold morning
meeting up again with friends
weather – just to get to
from the past ……I was lucky
breakfast. Then we can travel
enough to attend the Second
to a destination, to be
Annual “Ladies Adventure
determined, for a nice lunch,
Weekend” hosted by Adventure
put a few miles on our bikes
Harley Davidson, Dover,
and enjoy each other’s
Ohio September 7 and 8. It
company. How does that
was a weekend for riding,
sound.
sleeve tops, neck warmers, etc.
relaxing and meeting up with
Weather is changing, your
Rolling your gear/clothing
lady riders – 80 women to be
riding wardrobe must change
into bags in your saddlebags
exact. A special thank you
also. Layer, layer, layer.
makes for a more organized
goes to Jackie Mason, LOH
Please be prepared for any
traveler. Keep smilin’
Officer for Adventure Harley
type of weather – your rain
everyone! Ride safe! Have
and her committee for an
gear should be packed, a
fun! [email protected]
outstanding weekend. We
couple pair of gloves (lighter
were treated with goodie bags,
and heavier – depending on
games at the dealership, chair
the day), sweaters, long –
Connie Heitkamp
LOH Officer
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Photos by Connie
Joanne W. Connie H, Kim W
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Photos by Sheila
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9.
Who is generally
considered to have built the
first true motorcycle in
1885?_________________
10. The only shaft drive HD
motorcycle was the XA?
True False
Did you ever wonder
…… about ……..
HAND SIGNALS
Hand signals should be simple, easy
to learn and be kept to a bare
minimum.
Either the rider or passenger can
relay the signal. As soon as you see
a signal, you should give the same
signal so the rider behind you can
see it.
When the phrase “1/3 of the lane” is
used, it is referring to riding in the
right or left track of the lane.
These hand signals will not always
be used by every group you ride
with. The signals assembled here are
offered as suggestions only.
Answers for last
month’s trackside
trivia September
TRIVIA~~October
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
10
The FLSTS is what HD
model? Heritage
Springer®, Road King®,
V-Rod™
William H. Davidson
served as President for: 19,
25, 32 years.
HD famed logo, the Bar &
Shield, was first registered
with the U.S. Patent office
in what year? 1911, 1916,
1936, 1948.
The 1929 Model 29JH
twin-cylinder has ____
cams.
What are HD corporate
colors? ________________
William A. Davidson
preceded William H
Davidson. True False
The “Stream-Line” look
incorporated the first
_____________gas tank.
The claim to fame of Henry
Meyer, of Milwaukee, WI,
is that he was the first
what? HD racer, HD dealer,
HD motorcycle owner.
11. What is a nickname used by
HD racing teams in the
past? The Wrecking
Crew, The Devastating
Bunch, The Wild Bunch
12. CHUMMY Car, Hummer,
Scat and Scootaway were
names used by the Motor
Company? True False
13. The Softail combine rear
suspension with a hardtail
look.
14. The 1936 EL had a
recirculating oiling
system.
15. Who was the HD factory
racer nicknamed “Black
Bart”? Bart Markel
16. The last year of the
Evolution® engine in the
Night Train™ was 1999.
17. What makes the Twin Cam
88B® motor unique? It’s
counter-balanced
18. Walter Davidson didn’t join
the other founders until
1907. True False
19. What was the first HD
motorcycle to receive
Electronic Sequential Port
Fuel Injection? FLTCUI
Ultra Classic® Electra
Glide
20. What is the HD corporate
logo called? The Barr &
Shield
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Mad River Harley
Jessica Burkhart
Marketing Coordinator
Mad River HarleyDavidson 419-502-2244
Till next time…. Tracks
in the wind… have a
great ride!
Ghostwriter
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