April 2013 - Indianapolis HOG Chapter #1

INDIANAPOLIS CHAPTER NO. 1
HARLEY NEWS
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Bowled Over
with the group. When we heard about
Comedian Jim Gaffigan once said, “Bowling
the bowling league, we thought it would
is the activity you do after you’ve done every- be a great chance to get to know the
Ride Line
thing else. It’s the sport of last resort! But
people we’d be riding with come Spring
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you gotta love a sport where you can EAT
and Summer. What a great decision
while you play it. And what’s with that hand
that was.
dryer thing? If you’re sweating while you’re
bowling, you’re out of shape. And if you’re
out of shape AND you’re bowling, you’re
Our whole team had to brush up on
probably a professional bowler”.
their bowling techniques as it had been
between 5 and 20 years that any of us
Saturday
May 4, 2013
Chapter Meeting
Pastries & Coffee
Social 8:30
were in a league, and when we started
Well, at least half of that last statement is
out, you could tell. Our desire to im-
true… the out of shape part!
prove was motivated at first merely to
avoid embarrassment – then later we
just wanted to try to kick some ass
Meeting 9:00
Covered Bridge Ride
When we joined the HOG Chapter late in
J.
the season last year, our vacation and riding
great group of people, and found we
plans were already established, so unfortu-
have common interests that go far be-
nately, we didn’t have an opportunity to ride
yond our love of Harley’s. We met fel-
In the process, we got to meet a
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low GI’s, musicians, world trav-
mate (and honorary HOG
elers, and seemingly an entire
member) Mike Collins for
group of culinary experts and
making us a little more ener-
consultants!
gized each week, and for be-
Chapter 1 members – this HOG
Wild bowling league represented your Chapter very
well. We’ve never encountered
a more welcoming
group. We’ve moved around a
lot in our military careers, and
joined many various groups, but
the members in the bowling
league stand out in our minds as
ing the driving force for us to
win games. Of course, we
can’t forget to also thank our
invisible fourth bowler who
always made his average –
and never let us down; Mr.
“Blind” Melon Chitlin
(Cheech and Chong). We
definitely couldn’t have done
it without you!
the most welcoming and engag- The end of the bowling seaing group we can recall. We
son brought more for us than
look forward to getting to know we could have exour fellow bowlers even more,
pected. While our team
and to meeting other Chapter 1 “Oops” took a very surprismembers during this riding sea- ing first place finish, collecson. On behalf of the HOG
tively it’s the HOG Wild
Wild bowling league --thank you teams who are the winPatti and Mike Bou-
ners. The fun, laughs, jabs,
dreau (probably mostly Pat-
and good sportsmanship
ti), for your efforts to put the
shined through week after
league together, and for creat-
week. It was a great experi-
ing an event intended not just to ence!
have fun, but to build friendships. On behalf of the HOG
Chapter 1-- thank you to all the
HOG Wild bowling teams for
We look forward to a great
riding season with all of you.
Joe & Yvonne Schipani
representing the Chapter in
such a great way. And a BIG
thank you to our fellow team
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Director’s Notes April 2013
Hello fellow HOG members, like lunch was a good time.
ter. Bill Rushton told me
Leave it to our ride planner, of an event after the
Finally the weather is start-
2013 Indy HOG
No. 1 Director
Mr. Chip Sandleban
Nick to take a large group
meeting yesterday that he
to a good place to eat.
thinks we would all enjoy
ing to act like Spring. I am
called the Patriot Fest.
writing this on the Sunday
There will be a live band
after the Chapter Meeting
As we move through Spring and a short poker run on
and it is sunny and 70. The
into Summer. Get signed
June 13. He will bring
only thing standing between
up for the events on our
more information to us in
some two-wheel therapy and website. Signing up helps us the next meeting.
me is this report. So, if this
get the right room and meal
report seems disjointed while counts for those events that
are either overnight or caMy need for sunshine and
you read this, I’m sure you
will understand why.
tered. So, please take the
wind are exceeding my
opportunity to let us know
need to keep writing. See
which rides you are interest- you all on the road.
Yesterday was a study in re-
ed in doing.
taining body heat while ridKeep the shiny side up
ing. It started out very cold
as I rode into the meeting.
The officers of the chapter
But, as the day wore on it
are working overtime to
warmed up nicely. The wind make this riding season a
was a factor later in the day success. If you have a route
but not enough to keep a
or a ride that you think the
large group or 60+ bikes
chapter would be interest-
from riding to Nashville after ing in doing as a group conthe meeting. The pictures
tact one of us and we will
on our Facebook page look
put it in front of the chap-
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Flags for Heroes Louisville Ride
This will be the 6th annual Flags-4-Heroes ride
At Louisville we will represent Indiana in the
down to Louisville will be on May 25th, 2013.
Memorial Day ceremony and help place
This ride allows us to remember what Memorial
flags.
Weekend is about and allows us to participate in
the remembrance and celebration of those who
gave the ultimate sacrifice! It allows us to thank
The ride is about 120 miles. The ride ends
those that are with us that have protected us
after the ceremony. Those that would like to
here and abroad.
ride back up to Indianapolis as group can go
back with Mike Boudreau.
We will meet at the 9/11 Memorial at 7:45 and
will depart at 8:15. We will muster at the parking
I hope to see you come out and help keep
lot on Senate and Ohio street. We will ride as a
this tradition alive!
group down I-65 to the Rest Stop at mile marker
21. There we will meet up with our escort into
Mike Boudreau
Louisville.
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Flags for Heroes Part 2 Ride
Flags for Heroes part 2 5/25-5/27/2013
Those riding part 2 will ride with the Flags For Heroes ride leaving Indy early 5/25/2013 from 911 Memorial in downtown Indy to Louisville, Ky. After the ceremony, and this too is a moving ceremony, there Part 2 will depart for the Flight 93 National memorial in Pennsylvania. Ask anyone who rode
last year, the time spent placing the flags at the memorial, and the reaction by the memorial staff and
visitors, made the heat and long hours in the saddle well worth the effort. I have visited this memorial
since 2002 3 times, only the last trip last year was it really a memorial. The Saturday ride, including the
part from Indy is all Interstate, and we will cover almost 560 miles, so yes it is an Iron Butt Ride. I take
lots of breaks for stretching and eating, and last year we arrived at the motel around 7:30PM if I remember correctly. We left early the next morning and arrived at the memorial around 9:30am. Placed
our flags on the individual plaques, took pictures, had many pictures of us taken, had our moment of
silence and departed for home, another 500 mile plus trip, in 105 degree heat. But even the heat did
not dampen the mood or the feeling we all took away from that day. Memorial Day is a day for remembering, saying thanks to all those who have given their lives protecting us from our enemies, criminals,
fire, earthquakes, floods, hurricanes and all forms of havoc. Since 911 that is what I do on this weekend. I didn't for many years before that, I too went fishing, swimming and camping, and yes riding with
only my self and those around me on my mind. 911 awakened my patriotism and I will never allow it to
fade again. This year I am taking the whole 3 day weekend to ride and say thank in my way all those
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that have given their lives and all those still willing to give every hour of every day, and also to
make the time more enjoyable and avoiding Interstates on way home as much as possible.
Only a few brief miles will be Interstate on the way home, it will all be back roads and state
highways in PA, WV, Oh and Indiana I invite anyone interested to contact me at [email protected], 317-388-9239 or on HOG Facebook page. All Hotel info and directions
are posted there. The ride is also public at HOG Ride Planner, if you want to look at it email
me and I will forward. There may be a few fellow riders from Louisville joining us this year
also. I promise only that you will not be sorry for spending this weekend being a patriot,
mother nature controls the weather, and yes nyou will probably shed a few tears and have
that mysterious knot in your throat at least a couple of times and when others come up to
you and say thank you, and take your picture, your inner pride will ever feel more a part of
you.
Bill Keesling
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From the Assistant Desk
Great route that
and the sweet
had a little of every- June 7th – 9th in
sounds of big twins thing you experi2013 Indy HOG
No. 1 Assistant
Director
Mr. Greg Shipley
Saturday
May 4, 2013
Chapter Meeting
Pastries & Coffee
Social 8:30
Meeting 9:00
Covered Bridge Ride
Rally is coming up
Spring is upon us
Terre Haute please
are everywhere.
ence on a group
visit indianahogral-
We had a large
ride highway, city
ly.org for rally de-
turnout (3 groups)
streets, twisties and tails and hotel info.
for the breakout
good food. Our
ride and I would
chapter really has a Greg Shipley
like to thank Nick
solid core of great
for putting it to-
members that stay
gether and Ellie
engaged and willing
Ride On,
Birch and Bill Kees- to help anywhere
ling for leading the
and anytime. Re-
other 2 groups.
member the State
INDIANA STATE H.O.G. RALLY 2013
25TH ANNIVERSAY in Terre Haute,
IN
Online registration is now available
and runs through Apr 19, 2013.
http://www.instatehogrally.com/
registration.php
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Activities Officer Ellie Birch
Wow! How about that ‘Break Out’ Ride! A Big Thank You
to Nick Meyers for all his hard work that went into making
our ‘Ride’ so memorable. We had 57 bikes with a total of 78
people.
So…I’ve got a lot to scribe here for you all, because I will
not be in attendance for May’s HOG meeting. My daughter
will be graduating from college that morning. First off, I
would like to call your attention to the ‘Ride Passport’.
There is a typo for the ‘Covered Bridge’ Ride. The passport
states that it is to occur on Sat. May 7th; obviously it is
scheduled to follow the HOG Chapter meeting on Sat. May
4th.
will travel through the battleground of Tippecanoe,
ride through a couple of covered bridges, as well as
make a stop at an old Mill from 1870. The ride travels up the towpath of the Wabash, then back down
along the Tippecanoe.
Speaking of the ‘Covered Bridge’ Ride, I want to give you
further details about this great ride Ted Rossell has planned
for you. It seems like if you’re from the Indy area, and someone mentions ‘covered bridges’…everyone immediately
thinks West side of the state/Rockville area. Ted’s ride takes
you on a tour of the ‘Covered Bridges of Rush County’,
which presides on the East side of our state near Rushville,
Indiana.
The battle of Tippecanoe was fought on November
7, 1811 between United States forces led by Indiana
Territory Governor William Harrison and Native
American warriors led by the famous Shawnee leader Tecumseh. The war was considered to be a part
of ‘the War of 1812’. The two covered bridges we’ll
ride through include the Lancaster Covered Bridge,
built in 1872, and the Adams Mill Bridge, also built in
1872. Again, feel free to google for more information.
There will be five covered bridges on this tour. The same
family built all five bridges beginning in the 1800’s. The Kennedy family of bridge builders lived, died and are buried in
Rush County. Their descendants still live in Rush County.
Ted will be taking us by their original homestead.
Hope the information helps bring some more meaning the next two Chapter meeting rides. I am just so
excited about this year! We’re off to a great start
with record attendance for the Group Orientation
Ride, and the Break Out Ride. Please take a look at
our selection of ‘Over Night Rides’, they will make
for a great mini-vacation for you all with all the details taken care of. After you decide which trips
you’re interested in, mark them on your calendar
and be sure to sign up with us. Signing up early helps
the ride planner secure hotel rooms for the group
at a group rate.
The Kennedy family constructed at least 58 covered bridges,
only 13 of which are still standing. Rush County at one time
had 19 Kennedy bridges, six of which are still standing. Those
six include the Forsythe Bridge, the Mud Creek Bridge Barn,
the Offutt’s Ford Bridge, the Smith Bridge and Ted will be
concluding the ride at the Moscow Bridge. Feel free to
google this information to learn more about what you will be
seeing. Here’s a cool link for those of you who are interested: http://www.in.gov/history/files/coveredbridges.pdf
Keeping with the common thread of covered bridges, following the June Chapter meeting, we will be headed Northwest
of Indy towards Monticello. During this ride on June 1st, we
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MARK YOUR
CALENDARS
Here are the overnighters:

Flags for Heroes Part 2; Flight 93 site, May 25-17

Kentucky River Ride, June 15-16
Covered Bridge
Ride

Colonel Sander’s Ride, July 18-21
Led by
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4th Annual Rollin’ On the River Ride, September 14-15
Ted Rossell
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Devil’s Tennessee Ride, September 26-29
May 4 2013

Triple Nickel Ride, October 11-13
After meeting
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Overnight rides are a great opportunity for you to meet new
friends, or hangout and enjoy old friends. If you’ve never
been, you’re missing out on loads of FUN. Take that leap,
and sign-up for your mini-vacation.
Indianapolis HOG Chapter ONE, you are my family. Please
feel to contact me with any questions, concerns or just to
chat.
Rumble On,
Ellie Birch
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Get Ready to………(Rumble on the River)
Only 4 weeks left to pre-
the Belle of Cincinnati! The
register for the Ohio
general public who attend the
State H.O.G. Rally!
Admiral’s dinner on a Saturday night pay $55. However,
This year’s Rally is the best
your pre-registered admission
value ever as it has so much
of only $40 includes the din-
to offer for the amount you
ner cruise on the Belle of
pay. We’ve expanded the
Cincinnati! The cost of admis-
now to make sure that after
you’ve ridden all weekend
Rally to begin on Wednesday sion alone is worth this! The through small towns, along
entire boat has been reserved
evening with music every
the river and over the hills
for Rally attendees only. And
night! Yep, four nights of
you have a reserved spot on
the
rides
are
awesome!
You
music included in your admisthe Boat where you can recan’t
get
any
better
riding
sion! Rally attendees will be
lax, enjoy a meal and see the
than
along
the
river
and
in
offered lots more such
lights of Cincinnati from the
the
hills
of
southern
as reduced admission rates at
Boat!
Ohio.
So
don’t
delay,
go
to
Fort Steuben and the pinnaSee you in June!
www.ohstatehogrally.com/
cle event at the end of the
registration.php and register
Rally, the dinner cruise on
Rollin on the River September 14th 2014
Join us for the day or opt to spend the night, it is your choice. We will leisurely travel the back roads
to Madison Indiana for the 4th annual Chapter Number One party on the Ohio. Along the way will be
a lunch stop (TBA) then on to the Riverboat Inn for a fun evening of camaraderie, food, song and
dancing. The following morning is an optional group ride to Rabbit Hash, Kentucky for a visit with
the Mayor and hopefully some awesome barbeque from there we will return to the Indianapolis area
via another route through Lawrenceburg and Metamora. The Colts schedule is not finalized yet but
hopefully it will be the late game. I have reserved a block of rooms that members have been booking
so don’t wait we tend to sell it out. The rates are $135 upper river $99 lower river $89 non river and
$82 pilot house near the pool. See you there! http://www.riverboat-inn.com/
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This could be your business
ad today!
Advertise for 12 months
$100 full sheet
$50 half sheet
$25 quarter sheet
Contact Steve
Barnhart
317-440-4397
[email protected]
Please Support our
Advertisers! Let’s use their
services and buy their
products!
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Safety Officer Steve Cross
The first group orientation meeting and
ride was held March 30 2013 at the
dealership.
Thanks to the dealership for the
doughnuts and coffee and having meeting area ready for us.
We had over forty members at the
meeting, of them close to fifteen new
members. We talked about how we
ride in groups to be safe.
A big thanks to Bill Collins who talked
about the role of the leader of the ride
and also the role of the sweep rider.
to Lebanon to the Warehouse for
lunch. We had twenty one bikes
and twenty seven members make
the ride.
Thanks to Greg for leading and also
thanks to Bill Keesling for riding sweep.
Hope everyone enjoyed and took
something from the meeting to
continue to be safe at our rides.
We will have another in the near
future.
Thank you. Ride safe and ride far.
After the meeting Greg Shipley led us
Saturday
May 4, 2013
Chapter Meeting
Pastries & Coffee
Social 8:30
Meeting 9:00
Covered Bridge Ride
Mileage Awards Officer Jeff Harper
So, I would guess that everyone has
managed to get out by now.
Have you signed up for the Mileage
Awards? All you have to do is send me an
email at [email protected] with a description of your ride and the starting
mileage and you are off to the races. Let
the best (ok, the most miles) rider
Membership Officer Karen Meyers
Just a reminder that we currently have sign
up sheets available for four new items we
would like to order. You can go to http://
www.members.hog.com/ to view the items
in detail. They are #4501789 (Boar tshirt),
#4501746 (long sleeve tshirt), #4501790
(chapter jacket) and #4501116 (hat). All
these items must be prepaid and we will
need to have a minimum to place the order. If we do not reach a minimum, all
monies will be returned to you. I had several people sign up at the April meeting will have the sign up sheet again at the May
meeting. We have plenty of our blue
HOG shirts for $25 - if you would like to
buy one, just see me after any of the meetings.
Hope everyone enjoyed our break out ride
to Brown County! It's nice to be back in
the saddle again!
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Secretary Bob Christensen
Indianapolis Chapter No. 1
Saturday, April 6, 2013
Chapter Meeting Minutes
Submitted by Robert Christensen
June, 23.
Chip Sandleben called meeting to order at 9:00
a.m.
159 members were present.
Opening General Discussion:
 Good morning and Welcome! Who Rode?
 Thank you to H-D of Indianapolis for coffee and donuts.
 Introduction of new members.
 Ken’s moment.
 Who has family or friends in the Armed Forces? Keep
them in your thoughts and prayers for a safe return.
Officer Announcements:
Karen Meyers reminded us that new name
tags have come in and can be picked up on the back table. Karen also has a signup sheet for a group order of
HD 110th Anniversary Merchandise. You must prepay.
Bill Collins thanked those who attended the
Rider Orientation. Safety is important when riding in a
group as large as ours, so it’s good to learn the
right skills. For those signed up for ABATE courses, HOG
will reimburse the registration fee. See Bill for the reimbursement form.
Dealership News:
Greg Shipley reminded us of the Indiana State HOG
Rally. This is June7-9. Register online at:

www.instatehogrally.com. Registration deadline is April 19?
Book your hotel reservations now! Ellie Birch will be leading a 
ride from the Dealership to the State Rally leaving at 8:30 AM
and planning to join other “Chapter One Peeps” in Terre Haute
at 10 AM for the Ride to Moonshine, Illinois.

Nick Meyers presented the financial report. The
chapter currently has $7084.00 in our checking account,
$7025.00 in savings, and $824.00 in the “Fun Fund”.
Steve Barnhart announced that the end of March
was the end of the run for last year’s advertisers. If you want
to place your ad in the newsletter, see Steve.
Ellie Birch thanked Nick for planning the Breakout
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Ride which followed the April chapter meeting. Thanks also,
to Steve Cross and Bill Collins for conducting the Rider Orien- 
tation Course on March 30. After the orientation, 21 bikes
rode to The Warehouse in Lebanon for lunch.
“PASSPORTS” are available on the back table. Keep a record of your chapter sponsored rides and earn tickets for prizes
at the Christmas Party.
Thanks to Jeff Kramer, it is now possible to sign up online
for chapter rides.
Don’t forget to sign up for the overnight rides. We now
have 6 scheduled.
Brian Beard is organizing a ride to the Indians Game on
Ride Line 317-815-2548
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Donna Dellen introduced Bret Moxley, the new sales
manager
The dealership is offering a $100 gift certificate for
referring a customer who purchases a new motorcycle
Dealership is planning a “Dealer Assist Sale” on Saturday, April 20th. They will have a tent in the front
parking lot. The Dealership will help you sell your
used motorcycle and then you can afford to buy a
new one!
Bring in your old helmet and receive a $25 credit
toward the purchase of a new helmet.
The tire promotion has been extended through
April. 20% off new tires and 20% off installation.
Dealership is hosting Harley Boot Camp on April
25, 5:30-8:00PM. Bring a guest and enter chance to
win a $250 gift certificate.
Donna Dellen announced several upcoming dealership events.
 On April 27, the dealership is sponsoring
GLOC (gorgeous ladies of Crossfit) women’s
fitness competition at Crossfit in Carmel at 8
AM.
 There will be a Mother’s Day ride on May
11. The first “Cruise In” will be May 18.
May 30th is the first Thursday Bike Nite,
which will be held every Thursday during
summer.
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Indianapolis Chapter No. 1
April 6, 2013
Chapter Meeting Minutes continued
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Old Business:
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HD 110th Anniversary Celebration. Print your tick-
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et online for $95 or $102.50 for commemorative package.
Who is going? Are you riding as a group?
Rolling Thunder Ride will depart May 23 and return
May 28. If you plan to ride, you must attend an orientation meeting held on the 3rd Sunday of each month. Contact Tom Ransdell.
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The Indians Game is June 23. We have reserved 50 seats. You can sign up on the chapter
website, or on the signup sheet at the meetings.
Be sure to watch the Chapter website calendar for
schedule of chapter activities.
Patty Boudreau organizing a Golf Outing. If
interested, contact Patty. No date has been set.
Next meeting is May 4, 2013.
New Business:
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Mitch Merritt will take orders at the May chapter meet-
ing for custom T-Shirts bearing the Chapter No.1 logo.
Mike Boudreau discussed the 6th annual Flags For
Heroes Ride. Riders will
meet at the 911 Memorial at 7:45AM on May 25.
Following the FFH ride, Bill Keesling will be leading a
ride to the Flight 93 National Memorial, in southwestern Pennsylvania.
The Northside-Southside-Westside annual HOG Picnic
will be May 19th at Southeastway Park. Either meet at the
park at 12:30PM, or meet at the Dealership at 10:30AM for
a group ride to the picnic. The picnic starts at 1:00PM.
There is a $9.00 charge per person.
Saturday
May 4, 2013
Chapter Meeting
Pastries & Coffee
Social 8:30
Meeting 9:00
Covered Bridge Ride
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How You Earn Points: Indy HOG No 1receive TWO Loyalty Reward Points for every $1 spent on Parts (over-the-counter,
parts sold to a bike purchase, and in Service on repair orders), and MotorClothes.
STEP FOUR - TRACK YOUR POINTS
With each purchase, points are accumulated immediately and will be posted to your account within 48 hours. You can track
your points online via your Rewards Account on our website, www.hdofindy.com.
STEP FIVE - REDEEM YOUR POINTS
Points earned from purchases at our dealership are redeemed in the form of Reward Certificates to our store. Certificates are
printed from your Rewards Account online. The certificates can then be used towards any MotorClothes, Parts or Service purchase (bike sales not included).
Once a Reward Certificate is printed it must be redeemed within 30 days.
Your points do have an expiration date of 365 days from your last purchase.
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HD of Indy Welcomes New Sales
Manager , Brett Moxley!
The 50/50 Ladies, Patti, “FunFunds”
Boudreau and Mistee Rushton, and
Steve Barnhart, can you believe we give
them money???
Saturday
May 4, 2013
Chapter Meeting
Pastries & Coffee
Social 8:30
Wow the excitement is noticeable!
Meeting 9:00
Covered Bridge Ride
Mike Bourdreu and Steve Hartshorne
found the caffeine, maybe they can
share with the guys to the bottom left?
Morning Caffeine Gentlemen?
Ride Line 317-815-2548
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Chapter Meeting
Pastries & Coffee
Social 8:30
Meeting 9:00
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CATEGORIES
H.O.G. Indpls Chapt 1
Member Events
HD of Indy Events
General Events
MAY Description
4 Sat
Monthly Meeting (Donuts/coffee @ 8:30
am)
Covered Bridge Ride
19 Sat
2nd Annual Central Indiana HOG Picnic
22 Wed Wednesday Lunch Ride
23 Thur
Rolling Thunder Ride to the Wall
28 Tues
25 Sat Flags for Heroes Ride to Louisville
25 Sat - Flags for Heroes Part 2
27 Mon Ride to Flight 93 Memorial
Location LV Time Contact Person
HD Indpls
9:00 AM
KSU TBD
Southeastway
TBD
Park
HD Indpls
10:15 AM
Chip Sandleben
Ted Rossell
317-727-2676
317-326-4133
Chip Sandleben
317-727-2676
317-750-4064
317-271-2803
317-374-8957
317-908-0473
317-388-9239
HD Indpls
7:30 AM
HD Indpls
KSU TBD
Ellie Birch
Tom 'Big Daddy' Ransdell
Terry 'Flash' Sanderson
Mike Boudreau
Louisville
KSU TBD
Bill Keesling
27 Mon Memorial Day
31 Fri
20th Annual Miracle Ride
2 Jun
www.miracleride.net
JUN
Description
Location LV Time Contact Person
1 Sat
Monthly Meeting (Donuts/coffee @ 8:30
am)
Battle Ground, Tippecanoe/Wabash towpaths
HD Indpls
7 Fri 9 Sun
Indiana State HOG Rally
Terre Haute
Zorah Shrine
15 Sat
HD of Indy 35th Anniversary
HD Indpls
HD Indpls
15 Sat Kentucky River Ride (overnight opt)
16 Sun
19 Wedn
OH State HOG Rally
- 22 Sat
Contact #’s
9:00 AM
KSU TBD
Contact #’s
Chip Sandleben
Ellie Birch
317-727-2676
317-750-4064
Greg Shipley
www.instatehogrally.com
317-769 -3298
TBD
David Delllen
317-815-1800
KSU TBD
Meade VanWyck
317-714-3570
www.ohstatehogrally.com
317-769-3298
OH River near
Cincinnati, OH
HD Indpls
11:30 AM
KSU 12:00
Brian Beard
317-440-4443
26 Wed Wednesday Lunch Ride
HD Indpls
10:15 AM
Ellie Birch
317-750-4064
30 Sat
HD Indpls
KSU TBD
Chip Sandleben
317-727-2676
23 Sun
Indians Game Ride
Central Indiana HOG Rodeo Ride
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Description
4 Thur
Independence Day
Monthly Meeting (Donuts/coffee @ 8:30
am)
Brown County Ride
13 Sat
18 Thur
Colonel Sanders Kentucky Ride
- 21 Sun
27 Sat Jordan's Memorial Ride
AUG Description
P AGE
Location LV Time Contact Person
9:00 AM
KSU TBD
Chip Sandleben
Meade Van Wyck
317-727-2676
317-714-3570
HD Indpls
KSU TBD
Aaron Childs
317-299-4826
HD Indpls
KSU TBD
Jeff & Karen Mallaber
317-509-0759
Location LV Time Contact Person
HD Indpls
Sturgis Bike Week
Sturgis, SD
Wednesday Lunch Ride
Paws and Claws Ride
Dellen Memorial Ride
Wednesday Lunch Ride
Kammy's Kause (Escorted) Reg 9am
HD Indpls
HD Indpls
Indpls Motor
Speedway
HD Indpls
HD Indpls
HD Indpls
Harley Davidson 110th Anniversary
Milwaukee WI
SEP
Description
Location LV Time Contact Person
2 Mon
Labor Day
7 Sat
Monthly Meeting (Donuts/coffee @ 8:30
am)
Southeast River Ride
6 Tue
12 Mon
7 Wed
10 Sat
16 Fri
18 Sun
17 Sat
21 Wed
24 Sat
29 Thur
1 Sun
Red Bull Moto GP
Contact #’s
HD Indpls
Monthly Meeting (Donuts/coffee @ 8:30
am)
Summerplace or Ropkey Ride
3 Sat
24
9:00 AM
KSU TBD
Chip Sandleben
John Graves/ Nick Myers
Contact #’s
317-727-2676
317-777-1917
www.sturgis.com
10:15 AM
KSU TBD
KSU TBD
10:15 AM
10:00 AM
Ellie Birch
Susan Austin
317-750-4064
765-485-8888
Jeff Heck
317-815-1800
Donna Dellen
Ellie Birch
Jeff Cox
317-815-1800
317-750-4064
317-538-5223
www.harleydavidson.com
Contact #’s
HD Indpls
9:00 AM
KSU TBD
Chip Sandleben
Brian Beard
317-727-2676
317-440-4443
14 Sat Rollin' On The River (overnight opt)
15 Sun
HD Indpls
KSU TBD
Greg Shipley
317-769 -3298
21 Sat
HD Indpls
TBD
Donna Dellen
317-815-1800
HD Indpls
KSU TBD
Brian Beard
317-440-4443
HD of Indy Open House
26 Thur Devil's Tennessee Ride
29 Sun
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5 Sat
9 Wed
11 Fri 13 Sun
14 Mon
19 Sat
31 Thur
Monthly Meeting (Donuts/coffee @ 8:30
am)
Bikers for Boobies Ride
Wednesday Lunch Ride
P AGE
Location LV Time Contact Person
25
Contact #’s
HD Indpls
9:00 AM
KSU TBD
Chip Sandleben
Donna Dellen
317-727-2676
317-815-1800
HD Indpls
10:15 AM
Ellie Birch
317-750-4064
Triple Nickel (555) Ride
HD Indpls
KSU TBD
Ted Rossell
317-326-4133
Columbus Day
Fall Color Ride
Halloween
HD Indpls
KSU TBD
Aaron Childs
317-299-4826
NOV Description
Location LV Time Contact Person
Contact #’s
2 Sat
HD Indpls
317-727-2676
DEC Description
Location LV Time Contact Person
Contact #’s
HD Indpls
317-727-2676
Monthly Meeting (Donuts/coffee @ 8:30
am)
11 Mon Veteran's Day
28 Thur Thanksgiving
Monthly Meeting (Donuts/coffee @ 8:30
am)
TBD
Chapter Christmas Party
25 Wed Christmas
31 Tues New Year's Eve
7 Sat
9:00 AM
9:00 AM
TBD
Chip Sandleben
Chip Sandleben
Patti Boudreau
Welcome to our Newest Member
from April, Linda Garrison!
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Director
Chip Sandleben
[email protected]
317-727-2676
Photographer
Bonnie Kramer
[email protected]
317-450-9995
Webmaster
Jeff Kramer
[email protected]
317-750-7901
Assistant Director
Greg Shipley
[email protected]
317-769 -3298
Newsletter Editor
Cyndi Jobin
[email protected]
317-379-4996
Historian
Ted Rossell
[email protected]
317-326-4133
Safety Officer
Steve Cross
[email protected]
317-997-0940
Treasurer
Nick Meyers
[email protected]
317-777-1917
Awards Officer
Jeff Harper
[email protected]
317-459-1050
Head Road Captain
Bill Collins
[email protected]
317-223-8332
Publicity Chair
Steve Barnhart
[email protected]
317-440-4397
Secretary
Bob Christensen
[email protected]
317-432-3114
HD of Indy
Membership Officer
Karen Meyers
[email protected]
317-385-4153
FUN Fundraising Chair
Patti Boudreau
[email protected]
317-908-0346
Donna Dellen
317.815.1800
[email protected]
Activities Officers
Sergeant at Arms
Meade Van Wyck
[email protected]
317-714-3570
David Dellen
317-815-1800
[email protected]
Brian Beard
[email protected]
317-440-4443
Brett Moxley
317-815-1800
[email protected]
Ellie Birch
[email protected]
317-750-4064
If there is an ad you would like ran, PLEASE feel free to contact me
any time, day or night, does not matter. I will make sure to get it in the
next publication. PLEASE RIDE SAFE!
Steve Barnhart 317-44-4397
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