Thunder Roads Ohio November 2022

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As Told By THE IRON COWBOY

Join the Team

If you love to ride…

If you enjoy exploring back roads and discovering new stops…

If you enjoy being part of the show, not just on the sidelines…

If you enjoying sharing your adventures and undertaking new ones…

If you enjoy helping others on the road or in your community…..

If you feel a connection with other riders….

You sound a lot like us.

And you might consider becoming a part of our family…

This year we brought teams to Daytona, Sturgis, Sandusky, Geneva, and dozens of other events across the state and Midwest. We stood side stage at some of the biggest concerts and worked hand in hand to help pull off some of the biggest motorcycle events.

We are actively looking to add Road Reps, Promotional Staff, Contributors, Photographers, and Area Managers all across the midwest. Some positions are paid and some are volunteer, but most are a blend of both. You can make a lot of money, but it takes work, dedication, and a real passion for working with others within the riding community.

We have both paid commissioned positions, hourly paid positions, and volunteer positions. It all depends upon what you’re looking for.

We are a family of good folks from a variety of different backgrounds. We have different interests and skills – but we all enjoy being an active part of the riding community. RTR allows us to actively contribute to this community – helping it grow and sharing the stories we’re a part of.

The first step is to email some information about yourself. Next, we need to meet up and talk. Then let’s hit the road together!

For more information or to start the process, please email us at ReasonsToRide introduce yourself. We look forward to talking.

FREE PRINT ADS for FEATURED EVENTS entered at ReasonsTo.Ride.com

For a limited time only, those entering established events onto the ReasonsToRide.com website will not only have their events listed on the ONLINE + PRINT EVENT LISTINGS; but they will also receive a COMPLIMENTARY PRINT AD for their event to run in the magazine!

We only have a limited number of these completely free PRINT ADS –which will vary in size from 1/8 to 1/4 page spots; and once those are gone we will be randomly awarding FREE ADS to those entering their

In addition, we have a limited number of EVENT SPONSORSHIPS AVAILABLE – which can include FREE PRINT and DIGITAL ADS, EVENT BANNERS, and even ONLINE PRE-REGISTRATION for your event!

It couldn’t be easier, and all you have to do is visit

Basic event listings are just $1 for non-profit organizations and charitable events* and just $20 for commercial events. The FREE ADS that we are giving away range in value from $100 to $700! All will receive social media and online support as appropriate. *Publisher reserves the right to qualify or diswqualify based upon our own

It’s a pretty easy process, and gets even easier once you’ve gone through it. However, it may seem intimidating at first – so, we’ve decided to take it step by step here. All these steps may seem like a lot listed here, but it’s really just “clicking here, clicking there”…. And

Get your information and materials together. This would be all of the details on your event, including were, what and when. If you have graphics, photos, and most importantly a flyer – you’ll want to have those available on your computer

or your state’s specific page, ie. ReasonsToRideMichigan.com

Add Your Event”. It’s located several different places on the page, including at the This will then take you to a page that includes various options for listing your event(s) online. These are primarily Basic Event Listings, Featured Event Listings, and Featured Each of these options is listed with what they include underneath and the costs associated with each.

If you’re with a CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION (501c3) or hosting a NON-PROFIT EVENT, we have special discounted rates for Events. You can scroll down the page for these.

Ohio’s

Fall Photo Contest

Submit your Pics to RtR – maybe see them in the magazine, maybe win some cool prizes!

Reasons To Ride (RtR) is inviting everyone to submit photos for consid eration as part of our 2022 Fall Photo Contest. This is a fun, informal contest for amateur photographers and anyone with a camera phone that is interested in possibly seeing their pictures in the magazines or shared with our readers.

If you have a great shot of you and your bike by a landmark, maybe a cool shot of your riding group having a great time, or maybe just a cool shot while you were out riding around – go ahead and submit it.

Photos can be from any ride or event from 2022 – they do NOT have to be “Fall / Autumn” themed.

To submit a photo, please email the photo (JPEG) to Info@ReasonsTo Ride.com – with PHOTO CONTEST in the subject line. You can submit up to 3 photos. Please include the names and email addresses of any one included in the photo. Please include where the photo was taken.

We will select photos to feature in the magazine and all entries will be submitted for random prize selection – using the RtR Event Prize Wheel! $100, $50, and $20 Gift Certificates are all available – as well as other partner prizes.

All submissions must be original work, taken by the entrants. No third party may own or control any materials the photo contains, and the photo must not infringe upon the trademark, copyright, moral rights, intellectual rights, or rights of privacy of any entity or person.

• The photo must be in its original state and cannot be altered in any way, including but not limited to removing, adding, reversing, or distorting subjects within the frame. Do not submit photos with “filters” or vignette shading.

• Violators will be removed from the contest, stripped of any prize(s), and banned from entering future contests.

• Entries will not be accepted unless submitted via the official contest channel. Entries not submitted through the proper channel may not be accepted and can simply be deleted.

• Entries will be judged by Reasons To Ride and all decisions are final. RtR reserves the right to disqualify any entry that is deemed inappropriate or does not conform to stated contest rules.

• By entering the contest, entrants agree that photos submitted can be used by Rea sons To Ride within the magazine, online, and for advertising purposes. Reasons To Ride

• Submissions will be accepted ongoing for consideration, but may miss the contest and prize deadlines if submitted after November 15th

• All prizes must be collected by the person winning and is nontransferable.

• The feature and grand prize winners will be contacted via the email address pro vided during entry. If no response is received after business days, a new winner will be selected and the previous winner will forfeit all rights to the prize.

• The contest is void where prohibited or restricted by law. Not all submissions will be printed or awarded prizes.

Ride

MOTORCYCLE MINISTRIES

There’s a Reason for it…

Have you ever been putting something together that has a bunch of small parts to it and when you get all finished, there always seems to be this one screw or bolt laying there that’s just hanging out. Doesn’t seem to fit anywhere. It’s just there. What do we typically do with it? Well, Mr. G puts it in his mega can of leftover screws and bolts. I look at it and wonder what did I miss? It’s there for a reason. I must find out.

That is somewhat of a contrast to our own lives, isn’t it? Some times we can tend to feel like the leftover part of the machine. Unused, forgotten, maybe not talented enough or worthy enough to be useful for anything. At least that is what we have come to believe about ourselves. Maybe we have been told that by someone close to us as we grew up. You know, “Are you going to amount to anything, kid?” or “Hey stupid, didn’t I teach you better than that?” or “Better cross the street now because ugly is about to take over the block!”

All of these things said in a meaningless spout off of the tongue, cut deep into a person, especially when they are young and as you get older, it sticks, and you become what you were told you were. Stupid, lazy, worthless, and even ugly…at least to yourself when you look in the mirror. So, you begin to feel like the screw that doesn’t fit anywhere.

Well, I have some news for you…I found out something about the screws and bolts that don’t seem to fit. There is a reason for them and us! We are called the anchor screw. We are the final piece of the machine that holds everything together so that when things start running, they stay together when running! So, we have a purpose…

Want to know who else is an anchor screw? Of course, you do! His name is Wonderful, Counselor, Friend, yes…Jesus. He gave us purpose. He made it possible to be everything he created us to be and more because He wanted and still wants us to know that it doesn’t matter what anyone says about us, He believes in us because He, as the Father and Creator, made us in His image and likeness and therefore we are not just an old worthless screw, we are His children….His handiwork. And no matter how young or old we are, He loves us all just the same!

So, the bottom line today is this: There’s a reason for you and me. We have a purpose and a place to fill. Sometimes it takes a moment to find the exact place we fit, but if we listen to the right

voice, and allow His leading, we will find that place sooner rather than later and we won’t end up in a mega jar in a dark place with a bunch of other screws that didn’t find their place. Jesus’n’ME are keeping it together for you…

Catch you in the Wind

Mary G.

P.S. A Special Salute and THANK YOU to all Veterans and their families. Our memories never fade for all the free doms made, without your sacrifice, we couldn’t share His.

COME RIDE WITH US! CMA is a servant minded interdenominational motorcycle ministry with a nondenominational message of hope and love through Jesus Christ. Enjoy the family atmosphere, make life-long friends, and join an army of people dedicated to changing the world, one heart at a time in the highways and byways. Visit us at www.cmausa.org for more information. Have a message you’d like to share?

If you have a message that you’d like to share with riders across Ohio and the Midwest, let us know. Reasons To Ride welcomes the opportunity to work with established motorcycle ministries. Feel free to share upcoming events with us as well, by emailing information to Events@ReasonsToRide.com

Ohio’s Motorcycle

by ReasonsToRide.com

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Sport Touring Corner

By Norm Kern, MSTA Editor / ReasonsToRide.com Contributor

The Rise of Technical Routes

Last month's MSTA FlyBy Week report included commentary on new "technical" routes that turned out to be a big hit at the event. In the follow-up survey, technical routes ranked high in popularity, second only to twisty routes. Those two categories outranked destination, short, touring bike friendly, EZ navigation and adventure.

What are technical routes and how do they differ from twisties? In MSTA, we define twisty routes as featuring sharp curves and elevation changes with mostly smooth clean pavement. They are preferred by riders of sport and sport touring bikes

Technical routes share the sharp curves and elevation changes of twisties, but also include county roads that may contain potholes, patches, gravel on pavement, slips, etc that are severe enough to require a slower pace. They are perfect for riders of ADV style bikes, as they take you on little back roads with the most interesting terrain and scenery.

The evolution of technical routes

I began riding AMA enduros in 1967. They are a unique kind of motorcycle event- the competitive goal is to maintain a prescribed average speed, usually 24 MPH, over a route that is typically sixty to 100 miles in length. Riders leave the start, four on each minute, and there are checkpoints along the way where their time is taken and they lose points for being early or late. A route card is provided with some instructions but riders mostly follow arrows posted on trees and poles along the route. This sounds easy but the route contains off road sections with single-track trails, mud, ruts, rocks, creeks, steep hills, etc.

The off road sections are connected by dirt, gravel and paved roads and the events are held in rural areas, mostly in the southeast quar ter of Ohio. I rode enduros for over 20 years, and they introduced me to a whole new world of little county roads, farms and fun out of the way places. After the off road stuff became too difficult and I quit competing, I kept coming back to explore those areas on my road bikes.

My enduro riding was all in the pre GPS era and the routes never had maps. Often I finished events where I wanted to quit but had no idea how to get to the finish other than following the arrows. Going

back and finding particular county roads later was difficult, because the only way to see them on a map was to buy an Ohio county road atlas. This was an 11x17 soft bound book that did not fold easily and was almost impossible to carry and use on the bike.

When I joined MSTA and started attending rallies in the early 2000s, I bought my first GPS, which enabled me to mark waypoints and save tracks of rides. Garmin Mapquest ran on my computer and used the mapsets from my GPS unit, enabling me to see all the roads in any

area I was interested in. I could see where I had been, see where other roads nearby went, whether they were twisty and put together new routes to explore.

My favorite MSTA event was the Mail Pouch FlyBy in Marietta, Ohio, which I started attending in 2001. By 2004 I was saving my FlyBy tracks, (still have the files!) Eventually I was creating GPS routes and helping the FlyBy route masters.

About 2010 my friend Jennie Kimes created a 160 mile twisty route from the FlyBy hotel to Hillbilly Hotdogs in WV. It was her first effortnone of us got to pre-ride it before the event, and it used lots of West Virginia county roads that turned out to be in fair to poor condition. That was okay- our group had a running joke- "No day is complete without some dual sporting" and sure enough one of the roads on the route turned to gravel. Jennie was terrified of the gravel but we all made it through. We all had a good time and I loved this route so much that I added it to the existing FlyBy routes for the next year. I was a little surprised by how much some people loved this route while others hated it, but each side had their reasons.

Sport bike riders complained about the route. Their bikes have thin seats, stiff suspension and low, short handlebars, so the county roads were much too rough for them. I had to put a warning in the route description.

Over the past ten years, a trend has been developing in MSTA, as many members have migrated to big adventure bikes such as the BMW R1200 GS, Suzuki V Stroms, KTM 1290 Adventure, Ducati Multistrada etc. They feature longer travel suspension, comfortable seats, wider handlebars and an upright riding position.

These riders loved Jennie's Hillbilly Hotdogs route and wanted more like it, so I created the "Technical" route category to distinguish these routes so those who are seeking them can find them and the sport bike riders can avoid them.

I love riding and creating technical routes and am delighted to have found an audience for them, so for this year's FlyBy Week I added some new technical routes based on some of my personal favorite roads that hadn't been shared before. As an added refinement, all technical routes will have the rougher sections marked with red flags on the event website's maps. Riders can see at a glance how much of the route has rougher pavement so they can make an informed decision.

Go to flybyweek.com to check out all the technical routes. An all new website that's optimized for phones and tablets will be live on Jan 1 with more new routes later in the spring.

Connect with local Ohio Motorcycle Sport Touring Association riders at these monthly breakfasts:

Southwest Ohio Breakfast, 9AM, November 19 Village Family Restaurant 144 S. Main St. Waynesville, OH 45068

Central Ohio Breakfast Meet - November 4 Portside Cafe 6515 S High St Lockbourne, OH 43137

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BONESHAKERS 16050 MCCONNELSVILLE RD. CALDWELL, OH 43724 740-255-1764

CANAL TOWPATH 5143 CANAL ROAD GARFIELD HEIGHTS, OH 44125 216-883-2079

CHIEF’S LAKE 112 S CLARKSVILLE RD CLARKSVILLE OH 45113 937-289-2716

CLUB FLAMINGO BAR & GRILL 4700 STATE ROUTE 276 BATAVIA, OH 45130SOLE 513.732.9899

CRAZY FOX SALOON 114 W. MANSFIELD ST. BUCYRUS, OH 44820 419-562-1256

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DW3 1851 S. BROADWAY GENEVA, OH 44041 440-466-7988

GEARHEADZ PUB 9977 LAFAYETTE RD WEST SALEM, OH 44287 303-948-9917

GENO’S 7091 LAFAYETTE RD MEDINA OH 44256 330-635-1951

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GILHULY’S PUB & GRILLE 5 S LAKE ST BERLIN HEIGHTS OH 44814 419-588-3333

GRAND RIVER MANOR 1153 MECHANICSVILLE RD. GENEVA, OH 44041 (440) 466-9229

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HOT GRILLZ 7188 NORTHFIELD RD WALTON HILLS OH 44146 440-658-9666

HUNTER STREET SALOON 885 W. HUNTER STREET LOGAN, OH 43138 740.216.4387

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JOHNNY’S GRILL & PIZZERIA 12399 KINSMAN RD., NEWBURY TWP., OH 44065 440-564-1331

KNUCKLEHEAD’S SALOON 2012 CLEVELAND RD W HURON, OH 44839 (419) 433-6944

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MAIN ST. SALOON 1481 S. MAIN ST. AKRON, OH 44319

MAMA RENIE'S PIZZA 100 W MAIN STREET MCARTHUR, OH 45651 740-590-7339

THE MASON JAR TAVERN 4408 W MASON ROAD SANDUSKY, OH 44870 419-359-1159

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THE MAX BAR & GRILL 922 W HUNTER ST LOGAN OH 43138 740-385-1819

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SASSY’S BAR & GRILL 10755 RAVENNA RD. TWINSBURG, OH 44087 (330) 486-0978

SHAKERS PUBLIC HOUSE 385 GEORGESVILLE ROAD COLUMBUS, OH 43228 614-372-5847

SHAMROCK SPORTS BAR & GRILLE 251 MAIN STREET ADDYSTON, OHIO 45001 (513) 941-8277

SNICKERS BAR & GRILL 9372 WEST 3 RD ST. DAYTON, OH 45417 937-835-5524

THE BARN 1947 LINDEN AVE. ZANESVILLE, OH 43701 740-455-2276

THE HYDRANT PUB & GRUB 786 FRONT ST BEREA OH, 44017 440-532-7060

TRILLIONS SPORTS BAR $ GRILL 9933 CINCINNATI COLUMBUS RD. CINCINNATI, OH 45241 513.869.0843

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VFW POST 1079 500 S. ABBE ROAD ELYRIA, OH 44035 440-365-8500

ZEPPE’S TAVERN & PIZZERIA 11110 KINSMAN RD. NEWBURY, OH 44065 (440) 564-1300

25780 MILES ROAD BEDFORD HEIGHTS, OHIO 44146 (216) 378-9400

CAMPGROUNDS AND HOTELS

CRYSTAL ROCK CAMPGROUND 710 CRYSTAL ROCK AVE SANDUSKY OH 44870 419-684-7177

IRON HORSE CAMPGROUND 20446 STATE HIGHWAY 79 STURGIS, SD 57785 605-450-0321

INSURANCE GEICO INSURANCE KYLE HASKINS GAHANNA OH 43230 614-934-3131

GEICO INSURANCE JAMES MOYER NORTH OLMSTED, OHIO 44070 440-777-7272

PARTS AND ACCESSORIES

AMSOIL WWW.THUNDERROADSOHIO.COM

BALCER PERFORMANCE & RESTORATION 565 BROADWAY AVE BEDFORD, OH 44146 (440) 945-6829

BEAR’S VINTAGE METALWORKS 408 WEST MAIN ST RAVENNA, OH 44266 (330) 297-7755

CASH 4 MOTORCYCLES

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RENEGADE GENTLEMEN CUSTOMS 7935 CHARDON RD. KIRTLAND, OH (216) 970-4437

RETAIL AMISH COUNTRY LEATHER 4884 W. MAIN ST. BERLIN, OH 44610 330-893-7050

AVON BOOT SHOP 38450 CHESTER RD. AVON, OH 44011 (440) 934-3230

BIKER TO BIKER CONSIGNMENT SHOP 1232 STATE ROUTE 131 MILFORD, OHIO 45150 (513) 718-7559

HEART & SOUL CUSTOM ART 4953 WEST TUSCARAWAS STREET CANTON, OH 44708 (330) 904-8843

HUDSON LEATHER 14700 OHIO 15 PIONEER, OH 43554 (419) 485-8531

MOTORCYCLE AUDIO & 12V ACCESSORIES MOTORCYCLEAUDIO12V.COM REDNECKSIDE MOTORCYCLE WHIPS 145 S LUNDY AVENUE SALEM, OH 44460 330-349-2490 THERMOHAIR 877-766-4247 WWW.THERMOHAIR.COM

VIVID JEWELERS 27217 WOLF RD BAY VILLAGE, OH 44140 (440) 835-0111

ZANESVILLE TACTICAL 923 PUTNAM AVE ZANESVILLE, OH 43701 740-877-9250

RENTALS (MOTORCYCLE) EAGLERIDER 1-800-900-9901 EAGLERIDER.COM SALES (TRAILERS)

TRAILER TIME ENTERPRISES 38335 APOLLO PARKWAY WILLOUGHBY, OH 44094 216-219-6299 WWW.TIMETOTRAILER.COM

SALES (MOTORCYCLE)

ACTION EXTREME SPORTS 241 16TH ST SW NEW PHILADELPHIA, OH 44663 (330) 365-9022

A.D FARROW HARLEY-DAVIDSON NORTHSTAR 7754 ST. RT. 37 E. SUNBURY, OHIO 43074 (740) 965-9900

BAIR’S POWERSPORTS 4617 EMMETT BOYD CIRCLE NW NORTH CANTON, OH 44720 (330) 966-2247BAIRSPOWERSPORTS.COM

BEECHMONT MOTORS 646 MOUNT MORIAH DRIVE CINCINNATI, OH 45245 (513) 752-0088

CYCLE SPECIALITIES 7220 DIXIE HWY RT 4 FAIRFIELD, OH 45014 513-860-3232

EASTGATE HARLEY-DAVIDSON 699 OLD STATE ROUTE 74 CINCINNATI, OH 45245 (513) 528-1400

FINK’S HARLEY-DAVIDSON 2650 MAYSVILLE PIKE ZANESVILLE OH 43701 740-454-0010

HALE’S HARLEY-DAVIDSON 1400 HARRINGTON MEMORIAL ROAD MANSFIELD, OHIO 44903 (419) 522-8602

HONDA EAST 1230 CONANT ST. MAUMEE, OH 43537 (877) 437-1631

MAD RIVER HARLEY-DAVIDSON 5316 STATE RT. 250/MILAN RD SANDUSKY, OH 44870 (419) 502-2244

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PONY POWERSPORTS 5370 WESTERVILLE RD WESTERVILLE, OHIO 43081 (614) 942-0063

QUEEN CITY HARLEY-DAVIDSON 5960 DIXIE HIGHWAY FAIRFIELD, OH 45014 (513) 874-4343

SOUTH EAST HARLEY-DAVIDSON 23105 AURORA RD BEDFORD HEIGHTS, OH 44146 (440) 439-5300

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SERVICE (MOTORCYCLE)

BALCER PERFORMANCE & RESTORATION 565 BROADWAY AVE UNIT R BEDFORD, OH 44146 (440) 945-6829

B.G. MOTORCYCLE 110 WEST POE RD. BOWLING GREEN, OH 43402 419-352-6640

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CRAZY BOARS CUSTOM CYCLES 830 N MANTUA STREET KENT, OH 44240 330-474-9580

DEFTONE CYCLES 9821 WASHINGTON ST CHAGRIN FALLS OH 44023 440-214-0954

HARDCORE CUSTOM CYCLES 15430 ST RT 170 CALCUTTA, OH 43920 234-517-9155

HOLESHOT POWERSPORTS 364 S ARLINGTON ST AKRON OH 44306 330-253-7455

IRON HORSE CYCLES 5350 SMITH ROAD BROOKPARK, OHIO 44142 (216) 323-1196

PHATT BACK CUSTOMZ 161 YORKSHIRE COURT ELYRIA, OH 44035 440-731-9111

RENEGADE GENTLEMAN CUSTOMS ORWELL, OH (440) 413-6136

SKIDMARK GARAGE 5401 HAMILTON AVE. CLEVELAND, OH 44114 (440) 591-4822

STRAIGHT SHOOTER CUSTOM CYCLES 2542 RANFIELD ROAD MOGADORE, OH 44260 330-671-1258

SPECIAL INTEREST STOPS

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TATTOO SHOPS

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INKOHOLICS TATTOO 1803 ELM RD. WARREN OH 44483 (234) 600-5768

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Ohio’s Motorcycle

by ReasonsToRide.com

If a man wants to eat a turkey on Thanksgiving, what does a turkey want?

It simply wants to run away.

Which side of the turkey has the most feathers?

The outside

What do you call an evil turkey? Poultry-Geist

Why did the police arrest the turkey? They suspected it of fowl play

If the Pilgrims were alive today, what would they be most famous for? Their AGE!

What do you get when you cross a turkey with a banjo?

A turkey that can pluck itself!

FUNNY STUFF

BECAUSE EVERYONE NEEDS A GOOD LAUGH NOW AND THEN...