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WILLIAMSPORT HOGPEN
Volume 11 Issue 5
Williamsport
HOGPEN
May 2014
Williamsport MD Chapter 1544
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MEMORIAL DAY IS MONDAY, MAY 26
IN THIS ISSUE
The History of Memorial Day
by Bob Corley
Memorial Day, an American holiday
observed on the last Monday of May, honors
men and women who died while serving in
the U.S. military. Originally known as
Decoration Day, it originated in the years
following the Civil War and became an
official federal holiday in 1971. Many
Americans observe Memorial Day by visiting
cemeteries or memorials, holding family
gatherings and participating in parades.
Unofficially, at least, it marks the beginning
of summer.
Early Observances
The Civil War claimed more lives than any
conflict in U.S. history, requiring the
establishment of the country’s first national
cemeteries. By the late 1860s Americans in
various towns and cities had begun holding
springtime tributes to these countless fallen
soldiers, decorating their graves with flowers
and reciting prayers.
It is unclear where exactly this tradition
originated; numerous different communities
may have independently initiated the
memorial gatherings. Nevertheless, in 1966
the federal government declared Waterloo,
New York, the official birthplace of Memorial
Day. Waterloo—which had first celebrated
the day on May 5, 1866—was chosen because
it hosted an annual, community-wide event,
during which businesses closed and residents
decorated the graves of soldiers with flowers
and flags.
Evolution of Memorial Day
Memorial Day, as Decoration Day gradually
came to be known, originally honored only
those lost while fighting in the Civil War. But
during World War I the United States found
itself embroiled in another major conflict,
and the holiday evolved to commemorate
American military personnel who died in all
wars.
For decades, Memorial Day was observed on
May 30, the date selected for the first
Decoration Day. But in 1968 Congress passed
the Uniform Monday Holiday Act, which
established Memorial Day as the last Monday
in May in order to create a three-day
weekend for federal employees; the change
went into effect in 1971. The same law also
declared Memorial Day a federal holiday.
Article Source – History.com
Harley-Davidson of Williamsport
Staff Unwrapped
Get to know Todd Baer, “A” service tech at HarleyDavidson Williamsport, through an interview with
Donna Conway.
Page 4
Ride Recap
Did you miss the ride to the Delmarva Poker Run in
Seaford, Delaware? Check out the ride recap.
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WILLIAMSPORT HOGPEN | Issue 5
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From the Director
by Michelle Stouffer
Now that it’s finally acting like spring, it’s
time to shine the bikes up and get ready for a
great riding season. The calendar starts
ramping up in May. Join me Friday May 2nd
for a ride to Frederick’s 1st Bike Night,
leaving at 5:00pm. Since it will already be
starting, we’ll just shoot down I70 to get
there so we don’t miss the fun.
Thanks to Harley Davidson of Williamsport
for allowing us to set up registration there
and return there for a bite to eat afterwards.
There are many other rides in between that
include lunch rides, all day rides and, of
course ice cream rides. Something for
everyone! Hope to see you there.
I also hope you will join me on Saturday May
31st on the Ride for Life for the American
Cancer Society. See the flyer later in the
newsletter for details. This is always a great
ride and what a great cause.
Secretary Notes
We also thank our dealer for use of the HDW
Meeting Center. The meeting center is
located in the building just behind the shop in
Williamsport at 10212 Governor Lane Blvd,
Ste 1001. Our monthly officer meetings are
held there and it was recently used to
conduct the chapter’s Group Riding
Workshop.
by Donna Conway
Six officers recently had the privilege of
attending HOG Officer Training (H.O.T.) in
Hershey, PA, and what a couple of days it
was! The theme was Built from the Ground
Up, and we learned how to do that in many
ways - by having the opportunity to network
with other HOG officers primarily from the
East Coast and Mid-West, by attending great
quality workshops and by promoting our own
chapter.
Workshops covered every conceivable topic
a HOG officer might want to explore – from
Building Strong Foundations to Connecting
with Social Media to Conducting Great Group
Rides to Less Risk, More Fun. Overall, a top-
notch learning opportunity no matter what
office you hold. This year nearly 800 HOG
officers attended the H.O.T. in Hershey and
there are three other H.O.T. events held in
other regions of the country with a total
attendance each year of around 3,000.
Harley-Davidson does a fantastic job with the
H.O.T. events, and our dealer deserves a big
Thank You for supporting our chapter
officers’ attendance.
Don’t feel slighted if your birth month/date
doesn’t appear in our newsletter. If it doesn’t
it’s because we don’t have that information.
Just let Bill or Barb Dutton know your
birthday and the next time around your
birthday will be recognized.
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DID YOU KNOW?
Treasurer Tidbits
Last year HOG chapters organized over 50,000
rides in the U.S.
by Kevin Stouffer
We had a great start to the riding season in
April. Six of our officers attended H.O.T., the
Spring Open House was a success, and the
weather was great for The Delmarva Poker
Run ride. Now bring on the ice cream rides.
At The Open House we had our bikes
blessed, we ate some great pulled pork and
hotdogs, and then got to test ride a number
of bikes available in 2014. I’d also like to
thank the dealer for allowing the chapter to
help serve the food at the Open House and
accept donations. As we have done in the
past, one half of the contributions from the
food donations we received will be donated
to the USO.
I have a great scenic ride planned for
Memorial Day to Seneca Rocks, WV. The ride
is about 300 miles through Petersburg WV.,
looping around through Canaan Valley and
returning through Western Maryland via I68. It is a beautiful ride that will take most of
the day, about eight hours with stops and
lunch. I hope to see you all there.
Safety Tips
The chapter recently held a successful Group
Riding Workshop with a total of 12 people
attending; five of those were “new” group
riders, three of whom were chapter
members. I hope the workshop experience
will encourage those members to join some
of the many rides the chapter offers. If you’d
like to participate in a workshop but were
unable to attend the most recent one, just let
me know. Additional workshops can be
scheduled throughout the year.
Below is a diagram of the MSF
recommended group riding staggered
formation, which our chapter uses.
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. A
single-file formation is preferred on a curvy
road, under conditions of poor visibility or
the choke as needed if you have one. Some
motorcycles require that the clutch be
squeezed before the starter will operate.
Even if not required, it’s good to squeeze the
clutch lever as a precaution against starting
in gear.
poor road surfaces, entering/leaving
highways, or other situations where an
increased space cushion or maneuvering
room is needed.
This month I want to talk a little about engine
start/stop procedures. Before starting your
engine use the procedure called FINE-C. It
stands for Fuel, Ignition, Neutral, Engine
(cut-off switch) and Choke/Clutch.
Turn the fuel valve to the ON position
(vacuum valves may not have an “off”
position, and if you have a fuel injected
engine you won’t have a valve). Turn the
ignition switch to the ON position; the
indicator lights should come on. Shift the
transmission to NEUTRAL; check to be sure
by rolling the bike with the clutch lever and
front brake released (don’t rely on the light
on the instrument cluster). Put the engine
cut-off switch in the RUN/ON position. Set
To stop the engine, move the engine cut-off
switch to OFF. Do this every time so you can
locate the switch quickly if you need to. Turn
the ignition switch to OFF. Turn the fuel
valve to OFF if your bike has a manual valve.
This stopping procedure is known as TKV –
Thumb/Key/Valve.
Ride Safely
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Harley-Davidson of
Williamsport Staff
Unwrapped
by Donna Conway
This is the fourth in a series of articles to introduce
members on a more personal level to the staff of
Harley-Davidson of Williamsport. This month we
feature one of HDW’s service techs, Todd Baer.
Todd Baer is a graduate of the American
Motorcycle Institute (AMI) in Daytona, FL,
and is an “A” tech at HDW. He began
working at Harley-Davidson of Frederick on
May 1, 2000, as a full-time service tech and
transferred to Harley-Davidson of
Williamsport when the shop opened in 2003.
He kept himself busy in high school by
working as a tire installer and also at M&S
Cycles in Chambersburg. Before going to
work for HDFR/HDW he worked for Honda of
Hagerstown as their parts manager, for FedEx for about 10 years and at Twigg Cycles in
parts and doing PDI’s (pre-delivery
inspections).
Todd grew up in Waynesboro, PA, where he
started riding motorcycles at the age of
eight. He says he has too many motorcycle
stories from the last 40 years to mention.
Todd and wife Kendra now live in the
countryside south of Hagerstown. They have
two children, son Indy, who you may see
helping out at HDW on occasion, and
younger daughter Sophia.
Having fun with co-workers and customers is
one of the enjoyable parts of his job at HDW
Todd says. Helping customers customize
their bikes is his favorite work thing to do.
When not working or riding his motorcycle,
Todd loves anything to do with the
mountains, camping, fishing, and hunting.
Todd was a charter member of HOG Chapter
1544 and he thanks the Chapter for their
support of the dealer. He says it means a lot
to him and to the dealership.
Todd is a die-hard gear head! I wasn’t going
to mention his many motorcycles because
there have been so many, but here goes (and
these are just the ones he can remember and
there have been two of some of these
models). Hondas: Z50, XR500R, CR250R,
CR500R, VFR750F, CBR1000F, ST100,
XR250L, XR650L, GL1200A, XR50R, XR100R,
CRF150R, CBX; Yamahas: YZ80, DT175;
Suzukis: GS550ES, GS1100E, GS1250; and a
2006 Harley VRSCR.
The two “A” techs at HDW, Todd and
Shannon, are both excellent mechanics. They
treat every bike they work on as if it were
their own. We as a chapter are very fortunate
to have them associated with our sponsoring
dealer.
FOR MORE INFORMATION ON H-D
AUTHORIZED SERVICE
Call or visit Harley-Davidson of Williamsport
http://www.hdoffrederick.com
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Delmarva Poker Run
Ride Recap
It was touch and go for weeks before the
ride, watching the weather and hoping for
dry skies and warm temperatures. But as the
day approached the news grew better and
better. We knew we were going to have a
great day for riding and all that was left was
hoping for a great turn out. It’s hard
sometimes to put into words the difference
between leading a ride with one or two bikes
versus ten or even twelve bikes. When we
saw the group that showed up it made the
day even more exciting. All total we had 17
riders on 12 bikes. We had some old timers,
some newer members and even some past
members stopped by to join the ride. There
was Kevin and Michele Stouffer, Gale and
Wanda Stouffer, Howard and Nancy
LaVigne, Bob and Susan Glass, Jim Kalbflesh
and Tammy Owens, Dave Baker, Don Goglio,
John Ahalt, Les Hurst, Bob Corley and Mike
and Angel Pearson. It’s not hard to put into
words how much fun it is to share our love of
riding with our fellow chapter members and
our guests.
Temperatures were a little nippy first thing in
the morning and everyone was dressed in
layers. But we all knew that by mid-day we
would be shedding those layers and putting
on the sun block. The ride was about 161
miles in length and we made our usual stop in
Middletown to pick up our members who live
in that area. Our other big stop was at
WaWa’s just before going over the Bay
Bridge. Having to pay tolls for 12 bikes is
much easier when the first bike pays for
everyone, so we collected up the money and
took a short break. Even though the temps
were up and our spirits were soaring, we
were brought back to earth as we crossed
over the water. As we approached the
bridges we could feel the temperature
dropped 10 degrees or more. Still a little
early for the bathing suits. The ride through
Maryland and Delaware was wonderful and it
seemed for most of the day that motorcycle
after motorcycle crossed our path. It was as
though the day was a celebration of spring
and all bikers were out enjoying a ride.
We made it to Seaford and visited the Harley
Davidson dealer, each taking our chance at
pulling the best poker hand out of a bag. As
usual I picked five cards, none of which were
the same suite. I really don’t know how that
happens but that’s my luck. Anyway it was a
great fellowship of like-minded people
spending a day on their bikes and helping our
sister chapter with their yearly fundraiser. I
can’t wait to see all of them at our fundraiser
later this year. We stopped and had lunch
before we headed back to Williamsport.
There was some talk about heading on to
Key West, Florida, but with the reality of
having to return to work the next day, we
were forced to head for home. All in all, we
traveled over 300 miles, soaked up as much
sun as we could and tried to put behind us
the brutally cold and snowy winter.
As a chapter, we are constantly looking for
events and rides to get our members
involved and behind the handlebars. Sunday
was just what the doctor ordered. We will
remember this ride for some time and look
forward to returning next year to Seaford
Delaware. I am glad for the ones that got the
opportunity to ride with us and in a way sorry
for those who couldn’t make it. There will be
many more days like Sunday ahead of us and
I hope to see each and every one of our
members being able to enjoy their Harleys
like we did this past weekend. Come out and
join the fun. See you soon.
Anonymously submitted
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HOG 1544 Yahoo Group
You may have heard us talking about the
Yahoo Group in our chapter meetings.
While we wait for a solution to our chapter
website, this web-based user group allows
us to swap photos, files, polls, calendars,
links, and more with members. Special
thanks to Don Goglio for setting this up.
Here's how you can get the
most out of Groups:
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Be courteous. Everyone wants to be
treated with respect, and showing
respect to others makes the
community better for all members.
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Stay on topic. Although all groups are
different, most groups appreciate it
when you stay on topic. If you
constantly stray from the topic the
group owner may remove your
content—or you—from the group
altogether.
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Moderate your content. Keep adultoriented content only in agerestricted areas.
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Post your own content. Have the
other group member's permissions
before re-posting their content. This
goes for you too, moderators.
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Have a good time. When people
behave responsibly and respectfully
the community thrives and everybody
wins.
To join group:
Group is open to all Williamsport, MD HOG
members. Go to
groups.yahoo.com/groups/HOG1544 and
click on “Join group”. An email will be sent
to Group Moderator for approval. You will
be asked to create a Yahoo account to
access entire group website, but it is not
necessary to send and receive messages
only.
Uses:
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Instantly email entire Group to
arrange non-chapter pick-up rides by
entering a single email address:
[email protected]
Messages are sent to the primary
email address from your settings;
reply to individual or entire group
right from the body of the message.
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Upload pictures of Chapter events to
share with the entire group
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View and download Chapter event
calendar
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View and download Chapter
newsletters, event flyers, and other
documents
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Share and view links to related and
interesting websites
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Create and participate in group polls
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Go to settings to personalize your
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messages
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shouldn't be used for:
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Welcome New
Members
Kelly Nye
Ricky Kennedy
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WILLIAMSPORT HOG MEMBERS
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CHAPTER OFFICERS
Director - Michelle Stouffer
[email protected]
301-223-4065
Asst. Director - Bertie Brady
[email protected]
304-283-2572
Secretary - Donna Conway
[email protected]
301-739-3590
Treasurer - Kevin Stouffer
[email protected]
301-223-4065
Membership - Bill & Barb Dutton
[email protected]
301-991-5368
Senior Road Captain - Mike Pearson
[email protected]
301-730-1046
Webmaster - Greg Brown
[email protected]
301-331-2688
Assistant Webmaster – Brian Baker
[email protected]
301-331-4813
Safety - Ken Conway
[email protected]
301-739-3590
Merchandise - Michelle Stouffer
[email protected]
301-223-4065
Historian – Don Goglio
[email protected]
304-261-8115
Chaplain - Steve McCarty
[email protected]
301-991-4293
Editor - Bob Corley
[email protected]
301-908-4208
General Information:
[email protected]
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Upcoming Rides
and Events
Friday, May 2nd 5PM
Frederick Bike Night
Saturday May 3rd 11AM
My Pappy’s Place
Saturday, May 10th 7:30AM
First State Poker Run
April Meeting Gift Card
Winners
Ricky Kennedy
Bertie Brady
th
Saturday, May 17 10AM
Fulton County Fun Fest
Monday, May 19th 7PM
Bob Glass
Johnnie Pryor
Chapter Meeting - Red Men
Michelle Stouffer
Tuesday, May 20th 6:3PM
Pete Cramer
Brewster’s Ice Cream
50/50 Winner
th
Saturday, May 24 8:30AM
Mark Mummert
Brady’s Restaurant
Sunday, May 25th 7:30AM
Rolling Thunder
Monday, May 26th 9AM
Seneca Rocks
Thursday, May 29th 6:30PM
Mikie’s Ice Cream
May Birthdays
John Beair
5/10
GET THE LATEST RIDE INFORMATION
Angel Pearson
5/15
Call the HOG Ride Line: 240-347-6186
Reid Power
5/25
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5/28
https://www.facebook.com/williamsportHOG1544
Check the Williamsport HOG website:
http://www.williamsporthog.org
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MD/DE HOG
Rally
Cumberland, MD June 19-22
The 2014 Maryland/Delaware State HOG
Rally is in Cumberland, MD. State rallies
are for all National HOG members and a
guest. If you have never attended a state
rally before, this annual event is put on by a
rally committee, and is in a new location
each year. For Maryland and Delaware, this
is two years in Maryland and one year in
Delaware. Rallies are open to all National
HOG members and a guest, regardless if
they are a member of a chapter. They are a
way for HOG members to explore other
areas of our states, meet HOG members
from around the country, and, of course,
“Ride and Have Fun”. Currently there are
HOG members from 11 different states and
Canada attending.
The 2014 rally in western Maryland will
have guided rides through some of
Maryland’s most beautiful areas as well as
West Virginia and Pennsylvania. There are
scenic loops, historical sites, and things to
do either in town or riding. See if you can
find the geo caching locations, win the
WET-T shirt contest, or just explore on
your own the towns of Cumberland,
Frostburg and Mt. Savage. Oh, and don’t
forget the nightly parties! Check the
website for a more detailed listing of rides
and events.
We have Jack Daniels commemorative
single barrel available for purchase by rally
participants. The bottles will come with a
“necklace” indicating the MD/DE 2014
State HOG rally in Cumberland. Supply is
limited, so we are organizing a list of rally
attendees who are interested in purchasing
these bottles. There are only 240 bottles
available, so if you are interested in getting
one, let us know. Cost should be
approximately $55/bottle and will be
picked up during the rally. Registration is
open and you may do so online
www.mddestatehogrally.com.
Cost is just $30/person, and members who
register by March 15 will receive a rally pin
and patch. T-shirts are available for
purchase on-line when you register. Online
registration closes on May 1 2014. Hotel
rooms are listed on the website – ask for
the HOG rally block for the special rate.
The Ramada and Fairfield Inn in
Cumberland are both within walking
distance of downtown and restaurants and
entertainment. La Vale lodging is just 4.5
miles, and the rally team is looking into an
evening shuttle between La Vale and the
evening events. “Like” the rally page at
Maryland/Delaware HOG rally 2014 to stay
up-do-date with events.
Update
The Western Maryland Scenic Railroad is
now taking reservations for anyone wishing
to take the scenic railroad during the rally.
Go to www.wmsr.com select “purchase
tickets” from the top tab, and select the
information. Our promotional code is
“HOG2014” for the discount rate of $30.
The train departs Cumberland at 11:00am,
goes through the mountains and arrives in
Frostburg at 12:30pm. IT will stop to be
turned on the turntable, riders can eat,
shop, or watch the train be turned for its
return trip at 2:00pm. It will arrive back in
Cumberland at 3:00pm. The city of
Frostburg is working on a welcome for us
on Saturday from 11:30am to 2:00pm, and
working on a police escort to town, so
anyone that does not ride the train may
able to see the train being turned at this
time, if interested.
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HOG’s at the
Beach 2014
September 5th – 7th
If you are planning to attend Hogs at the
Beach this year you can call for
reservations at the Francis Scott Key
Family Resort at 410-213-0088. The Francis
Scott Key has extended the discounted
room rates for us until May 1 (was March 1).
The password when making reservations is
“Towers Family Reunion”.
Here is the link to the FSK resort:
http://fskfamily.com
HOGS at the Beach vs.
DELMARVA Bike Week
There has been discussion and some
confusion about these two events. That’s
right, TWO distinct events, not two names
for one event.
City area. Attend one or both. Regardless
of your decision, Ocean City is not that far
away, it can be a weekend or a day-trip.
You should do your own research to
determine which function is right for you.
We hope we see you at HOGs on the
Beach, but either way, Ride Safe and Have
Fun!
When and where is it?
Dates for this year’s event are September
5-7, 2014. You can come on Friday or
Saturday for those day’s events, or for the
entire weekend. Our headquarters is the
Francis Scott Key Family Resort in West
Ocean City.
HOGs at the Beach
Why come?
HATB is a joint gathering of members of
the Maryland and Delaware H.O.G.
Chapters. It is a closed, private party at
Ocean City, Maryland, that celebrates the
common interests of our Chapter members
and the end of the summer riding season.
The event has taken place since 1991. It is
traditionally held the weekend after Labor
Day. It is a non-commercial event open
only to members of the Maryland and
Delaware H.O.G. Chapters. It is free,
sponsored by our local Harley-Davidson
Dealers. About 300 of our members
participate each year in festivities currently
centered at the Francis Scott Key Family
Resort.
We always have a lot of events and fun
during this annual weekend. Friday night
we mingle with friends during a free
barbeque chicken dinner, a cornhole
tournament, and an evening social with a
DJ. Saturday we have several new local
rides through the back roads to choose
from, a free lunch cookout, and a field
events competition. Saturday night you
have your choice between a social at the
hotel or you can take the free shuttle into
Ocean City.
DELMARVA Bike Week
DELMARVA Bike Week is a commercial
event that has taken place since 2001 in
early September in the vicinity of Ocean
City, Maryland. This event is open to all
members of the public. Organizers attract
a wide audience, including all types of bikes
and many vendors selling their wares.
They offer professional entertainment and
other attractions.
The bottom line is that there are two
separate events a week apart in the Ocean
HATB FAQs
What is it?
It is NOT a commercial event, such as a
National/State H.O.G. Rally, Bike Week, or
Dealer Open House. It is a free private
party held in Ocean City, Maryland. It is a
closed event open exclusively to Maryland
and Delaware H.O.G. Chapter members.
This joint gathering of local H.O.G. Chapter
members allows us to get together at the
end of the summer riding season to
celebrate our common interests.
What does it cost?
Nothing, it’s free. There is no admission
charge to attend, and most expenses are
covered by donations from our sponsoring
Harley-Davidson Dealerships. Your only
costs are gas to ride there, any food not
already provided (see below), and a hotel if
you come down for a night or the entire
weekend.
How does it take place?
It is coordinated by a group representing
the eleven local H.O.G. Chapters. The work
is divided among those Chapters and their
members. If you would like to volunteer
and meet members from other Chapters,
please contact your Chapter Director. Or
you can just come and enjoy the event!
We hope we see you at this year’s HOGs
at the Beach!
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Contact Michelle or Kevin at 301-223-4065
Auxiliary Brake Light / Running Light / Turn Signal Conversion Kit - Flat Lens Style (HD part # 69461-06B).
Fits '96-later Softail® models (except FXS) and '97-'08 Touring models (except FLHX) equipped with
Original Equipment flat lens style turn signals. Also fits '09-later FLHRC, FLHTC, FLHTCU and FLHTK
models. (Does not fit with Narrow Chrome Directional Bar P/N 68611-98.) $30
Contact Michelle or Kevin at 301-223-4065
New universal fit bag with side pockets and Velcro enclosure to go around backrest or sissy bar. Used once.
$30
Contact Michelle or Kevin at 301-223-4065.
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Sissy Bar with pad and mounting plate ($170.00 obo); fits 2009 and later Road Kings, FLHT, FLHX FLTRX & FLTR
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Chrome Luggage Rack/stealth style ($150.00 obo); fits 2009 and later Road Kings, FLHT, FLHX FLTRX & FLTR (need to use 4-point
docking hardware; these are detachable items)
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Stock Pipes that were taken off of a 2009 road glide ($150.00)
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Stock Mufflers that were taken off of a 2009 road glide ($150.00)
Contact Gale Stouffer @ 301-667-4671/cell or 301-791-0179/home.
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2006 Harley-Davidson Heritage Classic Stock Seat: Like new, $100
Contact Randy Louden @ 301-991-4134
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For Sale
2006 Harley Davidson Heritage Softail Classic FLSTCI Custom Paint Scheme by Harley Custom
Operations. Known as "The Mistress" has a black flake base coat with purple ghost flames on the
tank and fenders. This bike has only 12,000 miles and is a one owner adult driven HOG. In like new
condition the bike runs and drives like new. Tires are in great condition, custom paint is
immaculate and ready for a new owner. 100% serviced using synthetic oil by Harley Davidson in
Williamsport MD where it was purchased new in 2006. This Harley is the full package starting with
the radical paint scheme by Harley Davidson Custom Paint shop, limited edition #22 of 150
painted to the Sceamin Eagle upgrades. (Place 3 times in local bike contest) Specs: Twin 88B, 1450
CC, 3.75 in x 4.00 in 85 ft lbs @ 3000 rpm. 8.9:1 ratio.
Upgrades include:
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Sceramin Eagle Exhaust
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Screamin Eagle EFI Race Tuner
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Upgraded combination speedometer and tachometer
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Security System
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Front Chrome Fork Covers
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Leather Mustang Seat with rider Backrest
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Passenger Backrest
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Chrome Luggage Rack
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Kuryakyn ISO Hand Grips
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Kuryakyn ISO passenger foot pegs
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Kuryakyn Highway pegs with ISO pegs
Purchased price was $23,728 and I added over another $2,000 in add-ons. Asking $18,500 with
trailer or $16,500 for bike only. Reasonable offers entertained.
Contact Randy Louden
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For Sale
Harley Davidson Motorcycle picnic set & cooler bag, carry or strap on. New/never used. Set includes 2 plates, 2 glasses, 2 forks, 2 knives, 2
spoons, napkins and salt & peppershakers. $ 40
Contact Mike Gellar [email protected] or 240.315.3612
Dowco 50125-00 Iron Rider Main Bag. Full rigid inserts that provide solid support on all sides. Rugged diamond plate back creates a
durable non-slip surface. Form-fitting, water-resistant liners protect gear from the elements and will double as removable bags.
Protective heat-shielded bottoms prevent damage from hot exhaust pipes. Measures 10in.W x 11in.H x 22in.L
Like new - maybe used once. $ 75
Contact Mike Gellar [email protected] or 240.315.3612
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