PLEASE use your Back Button to return! Our Sponsor Official Newsletter Membership Application Chapter Officers Event Schedule Event Statement Important Information Director's Report Assistant Director's Report Secretary/Treasurer's Report Ride Director's Report Ladies of Harley Report Safety Officer's Report Activity Officer's Report Historian/Photographer's Report Web Master's Report Hotel Information Road Trip(s) Been There Done That Atlanta Chapter Member's Birthday Local Weather Tentative Event Schedule, 2001 Archives H.O.G. Chapter Online Privacy Statement Guest Book PLEASE use your Back Button to return! Sponsored By: Harley-Davidson of Atlanta, Inc. 501 Thornton Road Lithia Springs, Georgia 30122 770-944-1340 HOGWASH Official Newsletter Atlanta Chapter, H.O.G. Inc. Chapter Number 0788 July 2001 Issue Hot-Line Number!770-908-3435 Atlanta Chapter, H.O.G. On Yahoo Atlanta Chapter H.O.G. 2001 DirectorB.K. Ellis770-471-0306 bkellis1@mindspring.com Assistant DirectorDick Cadou770-489-2887 mcadou@msn.com Secretary/Treasurer/EditorRene' Durham770-944-1340 rene@hdatlanta.com Ride DirectorSteve Johnson770-942-5770 rhino2447@aol.com Ladies of Harley OfficerPatty Toney770-948-3668 faithrider@msn.com Safety OfficerDavid Olszewski770-425-7126 Fullthrottle0001@aol.com Activity DirectorShyra Houghton770-860-9116 snowfrog@bellsouth.net Web MasterB.K. Ellis770-471-0306 bkellis1@mindspring.com Photographer/HistorianHank Somma770-966-7924 skhank@bellsouth.net AdvertisingJim Sherrer404-626-8185 jsherrer@mindspring.com Ride CaptainDon Brown770-949-6385 brown_j@bellsouth.net Ride CaptainVernon Eldred678-715-0838 vwelbg6@cs.com Ride CaptainTom Sigerfoos770-971-4467 dynabear@earthlink.net Ride CaptainMike Volk770-949-9691 mightymikev@mindspring.com July 2001 Event Schedule Atlanta Chapter, H.O.G. events are considered "CLOSED" unless otherwise noted!See Event Statement. July 4, 2001 Dale Moorefield Memorial RideBostwick, GA Meet: 8:30 AM McDonough, GA Square Leave: 9:00 AM Allan Farmer, Ride Leader 770-389-4129 June 4, 2001 Impromptu Lunch Ride Meet: 10:30 AM Harley-Davidson of Atlanta Leave: 11:00 AM Steve Johnson, Ride Leader July 7, 2001 Lunch RideHogan's Hero, Hogansville,GA Meet: 10:00 AM Harley-Davidson of Atlanta Leave: 10:30 AM Steve Johnson, Ride Leader July 12, 2001 Sonic Social Meet: 7:00 PM Sonic Drive In Thornton Road across the street from Harley-Davidson of Atlanta July 13-15, 2001 LOH Nashville, TN Ride Meet: 8:00 AM Cracker Barrel I-75 North, Exit 271 Leave: 9:00 AM Patty Toney, Ride Leader July 14, 2001 New Member and Rider Orientation Meeting
HOGWASH Official Newsletter Atlanta Chapter, H.O.G. Inc. Chapter Number 0788 July 2001 Issue
Atlanta Chapter H.O.G. 2001
July 4, 2001 Dale Moorefield Memorial RideBostwick, GA
June 4, 2001 Impromptu Lunch Ride
July 7, 2001 Lunch RideHogan's Hero, Hogansville,GA
July 12, 2001 Sonic Social
July 13-15, 2001 LOH Nashville, TN Ride
July 14, 2001
July 18, 2001 Atlanta Chapter, H.O.G. Business Meeting
July 18, 2001 FYI: National Motorcycle Ride to Work Day
July 19, 2001 Atlanta Chapter, H.O.G. Chapter Meeting
July 21, 2001 Top of the River Dinner Ride, Anniston, AL
July 21, 2001 Harley-Davidson of Atlanta Bike Night at Taco Mac
July 26, 2001 Sonic Social
July 28-29, 2001 Charlotte, NC Flat Track Race Ride
July 29, 2001 Impromptu Lunch Ride
Event Statement
Chapter activities are conducted primarily for the benefit of H.O.G. chapter members. There are three categories of activities, all activities are identified as follows:
– Closed Events are those Chapter Events which are open to chapter members and one guest per member. – Member Events are Events that are open only to H.O.G. members. – Open Events are those Chapter Events which are open to Chapter Members, National H.O.G. Members and other guests as desired.
If you are interested in becoming a Atlanta Chapter, H.O.G. Member, email Rene' Durham, or call 770-944-1340
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Atlanta Chapter, H.O.G. Calling!
Atlanta Chapter, H.O.G. has finished the process of adding member names and phone numbers to Calling Post, Thanks to Jim Keely. With Calling Post, we can send a telephone message to Atlanta Chapter Members about New or Changed Activities by telephone. If you are not receiving these messages, we don't have a current phone number, you omitted you phone number on your Atlanta Chapter, H.O.G. application or you had a long distant phone number. If you do not receive these update messages or want to be deleted from these messages, give Rene' or Patty a call at Harley-Davidson of Atlanta and they will update your name accordingly. If you want to listen to the message again, call 888-808-7678 and enter ID number 1638360905.
Ride Suggestion!
We have some weekends with no rides scheduled. If you have an idea for a ride, please call or email Steve Johnson and talk it over with him. We are interested in your thoughts for rides and would be most appreciative of any suggestion you have.
What an awesome month we have had of rides. From Macon, GA to the Blue Ridge Parkway NC, and all points in between. We have had Impromptu Monday Lunch Rides, Guys Getaway Rides, Dinner Ride, Art Festival Ride, Tennessee State H.O.G. Rally and the spectacular Highroads Trail Ride. If you have not found one of these rides to you liking, "what's up." I want to thank our Ride Leaders for the super job they have done in providing such a variety of rides.
I have had inquires to why some member's birthdays are not mentioned in the HOGWASH. The biggest reason is that you chose not to list your birthday on the Atlanta Chapter, H.O.G. Application. If you have an up coming birthday, which you would like to see in the HOGWASH, make sure it is on your application. I am sorry for anyone that I overlooked, especially the ones that put their birthday on the application and I just overlooked it. If it was not on the application, I cannot include it on the list the Birthday List.
Harland Moody is going on the Trail of Tears Ride on September 15. The Ride starts in Chattanooga, TN and ends in Oklahoma. If you have motel reservation and would like to ride along, he would welcome the company. If you don't have reservation prepared to sleep under the stars.
It is good to see Danny White back participating with the chapter after his mishap. They totaled his motorcycle, so he is out looking for new one.
Our Sympathy goes to Rene' Durham and her family for the loss of her father.
Please Note! We are cancelling the Biloxi, MS Ride, September 27-30 due to the lack of interest.
If you lost your motorcycle key at the TN State H.O.G. Rally on Saturday, check with Rene' at Harley-Davidson of Atlanta.
Don't for get our Willie G. Rides, rides where we give tickets for the drawing of a Leather Jacket at our Anniversary Party. We only have two or three Willie G. Rides per month. So if you are interested in a chance on the leather jacket, you have to attend as many rides as possible and be at the Anniversary Party for the drawing. Remember that you must be a "member in good standing of the Atlanta Chapter too win the jacket."
Please call or email me about any concerns you have about the Atlanta Chapter. All input is welcomed, good or bad. I would like to hear from you!
Remember that alcohol is not permitted on Atlanta Chapter Rides. If you must drink while participating on an Atlanta Chapter Ride, you will be ask to leave the ride. PLEASE! Don't make our Ride Leaders make this decision.
Ride Safe and Have Fun!
B.K. EllisDirector,Atlanta Chapter, H.O.G.
My dissertation this month is in regard to the topic of RIDES: HOW, WHERE, WHEN, AND WHY.
First and foremost is the requirement: Ride and have fun! This is the rallying cry of H.O.G. The definition of RIDE: We ride motorcycles, not cars, boats, lawn tractors, skidoos, or SUV's with screaming kids inside, etc. In order for us to ride and belong to H.O.G. a Harley-Davidson VIN# is required. The associate member is sponsored by a member and must also understand the concept of THE RIDE.
How: A registered H-D motorcycle in good working order. The member must be licensed by the State Dept. of Motor Vehicles to operate a motorcycle and obey all traffic laws that apply to the riding environment. It is the responsibility of the operator to learn the rules that apply to group riding and a simple question is all that is required on your part.
When: Whenever you can and whenever you feel it is safe to do so - Period.
Where: Because you want to go there - Period.
Why: Because you want to - Period.
My answers to the above questions contain the word you and we a lot and that's because That is what theclub is about. Anonymity is not a position from where to gain support or Respect. Therefore, if you have any recommendations as to rides, feel free to attend the Business Meeting and see if the calendar will allow it, your questions will be answered, and find out what is required to organize and lead your ride.
Ride like an adult - assume the responsibility!
Crank'em up and move'm out! Ride safe!
Dick CadouAssistant Director,Atlanta Chapter, H.O.G.
Everyone be safe.
Rene' DurhamSecretary/Treasurer, Atlanta Chapter, H.O.G.
Ride today like you want be able to ride tomorrow!
Please Ride Responsible,
Steve JohnsonRide Director,Atlanta Chapter, H.O.G.
Wow, the year is half over, can you believe it? I can't!
Don't have a lot to talk about this month, just a couple of notes I want to touch on.
First is The Macon Braves Game. I became quite ill that weekend and could not attend. Fred took over for me, thank goodness. I know everyone had a great time as I knew they would. The Blues Brothers did not disappoint the crowd. They put on a terrific show as usual. I am sorry I couldn't make it, but I am even sorrier for two of our new members who accidentally got left behind. Pam, Randy; Fred and I both feel terrible about that. You guys were looking for me and Fred didn't point blank ask if anyone else was going. I am so sorry. I hope you will accept my apology and understand why I couldn't be there. I truly hope you will sign up to go on other rides.
Next is the MDA Poker Run on August 25, 2001 at Harley-Davidson of Atlanta. David O. and I have been working on that (David is doing most of the work I have to say), but we do have a great Poker Run planned. Please make every effort to come out and support this great cause.
Let me know how I am doing!
Catch ya later, see ya.
Patty Toney Ladies of Harley Officer, Atlanta Chapter, H.O.G.
Hello Atlanta H.O.G. Everyone mark your calendars - our Chapters one and only sponsored charity event will be August 25th. We will be doing a poker ride for the MDA this year that will start and end at the Harley-Davidson of Atlanta. Please let us know if you have any ride ideas, and we sure could use some volunteer help on the day of the ride. We will have more ride details at the next Chapter Meeting.
Safety Tip of the Month: This month's tip focuses on the proper technique for turning. Motorcycle training classes teach the technique of slow, look, lean and roll. The best example of this technique in action is to watch a professional motorcycle road race. The riders are approaching the turn very fast, then hard on the brakes before entering the turn (slow), they will (look) all the way through the turn to where they want to exit, then (lean) way over with the bike, and finally (roll) on the throttle. I wish I could be that smooth and fast. For us big bike riders, these techniques are just as important even though our speeds are not even close to racing. Without going into the detailed physics of how a motorcycle turns, a motorcycle handles best when accelerating through a corner. Slowing down in a curve will compress the suspension, which on a Harley is already limited and can cause you to leave some precious chrome behind. Accelerating through the turn will maximize suspension travel by allowing it to stay in the middle of the range which also enhances stability. For some practice, try going into turns slowly and exiting fast. You will find that your turns are much smoother and you'll be pulling away from the rest of the group without even realizing it.
One caveat to the lean technique is that in a very slow turn, only the motorcycle is leaned over, and the rider places their weight on the outside foot peg.
If you ride safely, you'll ride longer!
David OlszewskiSafety Officer,Atlanta Chapter, H.O.G.
Activities Officer,Atlanta Chapter, H.O.G.
Atlanta Chapter, H.O.G. HISTORY
Four years ago this month, July, 1997
What a month of riding!
We had rides to Bostwick for the 1st annual Dale Moorefield Memorial Ride, Macon, for the annual Macon Braves Game, Woodstock, for the Dixie Speedway Ride, Warms Springs, to visit the Bullock House, and a lunch ride to Sprayberrys BBQ in Newnan.
Ride leaders were Allen Farmer, Mike Volk and Charlie Lindsey.
There are two things a biker (male) fears the most, a Good Women and being put a foot.
Hank Somma Historian/Photographer, Atlanta Chapter, H.O.G.
Atlanta Chapter, H.O.G. on Yahoo!
Atlanta Chapter, H.O.G. has a "Club Address" on Yahoo at the following URL: http://clubs.yahoo.com/clubs/atlantachapterhog
Please, check it out! You will be able to chat with other Atlanta Chapter Members. You will have to register to sign on to chat, load pictures and post messages. When you register, please give us you name, city and email address. That way other members will recognize your name and be able to email you as a member of the Atlanta Chapter and not someone in Kalamazoo. You will also be able to check out other Harley related clubs around the world. If you have problems, email me and I will try and help.
Jim Keely keeps the calendar up to date, so there is no need to miss an important event date. Jim is also in charge of the Hot Line. If you have concerns about the status of a ride, PLEASE, call 770-908-3435.
This does not replace our HOGWASH Web Page, www.atlantahog.comor the HOGWASH Newsletter, just another e-service of the Atlanta Chapter.
B.K. EllisWeb Master,Atlanta Chapter, H.O.G.
Call Patty Toney, 770-948-3668faithrider@msn.com
Nashville, TN Ride (L.O.H.) July 13-15, 2001 Best Western Metro Inn $48.80-$52.00 DEADLINE: Ride Day, 2001
Lowes Motor Speedway Flat Track Motorcycle Races, July 28, 2001 Fairfield Inn Charlotte, NC $48.80 to $52.00 plus tax DEADLINE: MAY 14, 2001
Georgia State Rally Atlanta, GA October 11-13, 2001 Marriott, Pleasant Hill (Host Hotel) $79.00 per night plus tax. DEADLINE: SEPTEMBER 26, 2001 72 Hour Cancellation Policy
American Diabetes Ride
Anyone that missed the A.D.A. Ride, missed a good time of meeting a lot of nice people. The ride was a blast as well as a hot. This was my first time in this Ride, but I didn't ride for myself, I rode for my son, Michael Abraham. Michael has been a diabetic since he was 18 months old. He is now almost four years old. It was a great feeling to see all the people that supported the A.D.A. this year and hope to see y'all at the March of Dimes Ride.
C-y'all later.
Patrick Aberham Member, Atlanta Chapter, H.O.G.
Guys Getaway Rides
The getaways were brain stormed as an opportunity to bring in guys that need to get away from it all for a while and also guys that ride alone and would not normally join in regular Chapter Rides. This is being done as an effort to improve chapter participation and the rides have proven to be a success. The first ride was May 31st with four motorcycles and the second ride was June 10th with six motorcycles. On both occasions, we enjoyed rides through the countryside with the final destinations being Hooters on the first ride and Taco Mac on the second ride. This was especially nice since Taco Mac now sponsors "Biker Sundays". It was good to see new faces and discuss several fresh ideas to possibly present at the next business meeting. A good time was had by all.
Vern Eldred Ride Captain, Atlanta Chapter, H.O.G.
Highroads Trail Ride
Our trip the weekend of June 8-10 to the western North Carolina area was a fantastic ride. The scenery was nothing less than stunning and we had a great group of folks that really "clicked", right from the start.
We got off to a bit of a damp start as the rain teased us a lot during the hours before we met for our departure from Kennesaw. One minute it would be just wet ground and then it would start raining only to let off and then start again. I had received several calls inquiring if the ride was still on and based on my last canceling of a ride where the weather did not materialize I had decided to go ahead, and it turned out to be the right call. By the time we left we were down to a light drizzle and a lot of wet pavement, so we donned the rain gear and headed out, hoping things would improve, which they did almost right away. We stopped for lunch at the Pink Pig in Cherry Log, GA 70 miles up the road and the rain suits came off.
Following lunch we had a great ride up TN 68 which is very winding all the way into Tellico Plains, where we picked up the Cherohala Skyway. This is a wonderful road because not only is it a good road in the physical sense, it traverses some really gorgeous country side from east Tennessee into western North Carolina. We did have to put our rain pants back on due the wet road, but we ditched them again just outside of Robbinsville, NC. It was here that the group decided they were fresh enough to take the long way to Bryson City via the Cheoah Dam, where we stopped for photos. While the scenery was great, I found out later that it almost cost us dinner!! By the time we checked in to our hotel and got ready to head out to dinner, only two places were still open. Fortunately the Mountain Steak House was open and close by and we wound up eating around 9:00 or so, but it was good and we all left plenty full. Most everyone crashed as soon as we got back.
For our second day, we decided to let folks sleep in a bit, but it seems Tommye and I were almost the last ones up. Several folks began the day with a bike wash and the hotel was very accommodating with a hose and towels. Then it was off to Ma Barker's for breakfast and a short walk around town. We gassed up and headed off towards Waynesville, picking up the Blue Ridge Parkway just short of town. Not long after we began we pulled off at one of the many, many viewing areas, I gave those folks who had dressed lightly the chance to put on jackets or leathers and then I ran ahead to photograph them as they emerged from the first of two tunnels on the stretch of the Parkway. Everybody seemed to enjoy the rocky out cropping and the pink rhododendrons that were everywhere along with some red poppies; additionally there were low clouds and foggy conditions to deal with but nothing too serious.
Leaving the Blue Ridge at US 276, we then took a route through the Pisgah National Forest and stopped for photos at Looking Glass Falls. Then another 10 miles and it was time to chow down at the Hawg Wild Barbecue in Brevard, NC. Everyone loved the hush puppies and our profiles and walk were definitely different when we left! That entire 28 mile stretch of road was limited to about 35 miles an hour on the top end due to all the curves. Then it was off to SC Hwy 11 for some straighter roads and higher speeds as we headed off to Walhalla, SC where we did a gas stop, and I noticed that gas prices here were about $.35/gallon cheaper than NC!! From Walhalla, we headed into Cashiers and it was here that I almost bought the farm; just as I approached the entrance to a golf club, a gentleman who had stopped started to pull out. I was on his right and began to veer to the right only to notice that he also had someone on his left who was also beginning to swerve into my lane to avoid the guy. Fortunately they were both able to stop and reposition so that I was able to get away with slowing down, veering slightly and continuing on. Whew!!!! Had it not turned out so, I am sure several of us would have been hurt, but it all worked out OK. After a brief stop in Highlands, we headed to Franklin, passing a fantastic waterfall about 8 miles east of Franklin; unfortunately there was no where to pull off for photos--at this point US 64 was really narrow and sharply curving. Our night in Franklin was great fun as a bunch of us congregated in one room for liquid refreshment and a lot of joking around with tons of laughter. Finally at around 10:30 about half of us went across the street to Pizza Hut for some late night groceries.
For the trip home we continued on US 64 through some really impressive hills to Hayesville, NC and at the suggestion of Gary Swicegood, we headed south on NC 69 to the Country Cottage for a mid morning breakfast, and it was really good. Our final leg of the trip was to take US 76 west out of Hiawassee and on down to 515/575 and home. From here it was time to say "good bye" and as we continued south, 3 bikes headed west out of Ellijay and two more dropped off at Hwy 92 towards Woodstock. When Tommye and I dropped off the remaining two bikes headed for south Atlanta.
All in all this trip was really a lot of fun and everyone had a good time. There was a good chemistry among the group, and I would like to thank and compliment the group on the way they rode their bikes. Safety was never an issue and everyone was comfortable with everyone else's riding habits. This always makes the Ride Captain's job so much easier!! Everybody did great in the curves and several folks recalled scraping floorboards a few times, so they were really into it.
We did have one member of our chapter new to group riding, Terry O'Malley, and he fit right in, rode well and was a lot of fun to have along. I hope we will see him and everyone else for several more rides. Rides like this with great scenery and equally good camaraderie are the epitome of the Harley riding experience!!
Tom Sigerfoos Ride Leader, Atlanta Chapter, H.O.G.
Cave Spring Arts Festival Ride
The ride to Cave Spring started as white knuckle after following several misleading construction signs, (right lane closed, etc) and having to pass a slow moving tractor trailer low boy that was loaded with a backhoe which OF COURSE ,was caked with red clay and slung it all over us and the road. After that, it smoothed out for a great ride to Cave Spring.
There were twelve motorcycles with several new members and two guestts. It was also good to see Danny and Janice White out with the chapter again. I was proud of our chapter for making our guests feel welcome even though one guest was not riding a Harley. You still befriended him and he wants to thank the chapter for the hospitality and he is now looking at buying a Harley.
After the festival, several of us rode back to Douglasville to the Old Hickory House and enjoyed a antique auto show. It was a great day and thanks to everyone for coming out to ride.
July 2001 Birthdays
07/02 Ellen Thomas 07/02 Martin Hile 07/02 Dean B. Gasset 07/02 Joe Marinaccio 07/05 Ron Cosby 07/05 Marcie Cole 07/06 Peggi Jones 07/09 Clair Eskew 07/10 Tony Farmer 07/10 Kurt Stelling 07/10 Steven McMichael 07/10 Stanley Smith 07/11 Anthony Crowley 07/11 Craig Smith 07/13 David M. Cooper 07/14 William Winfrey 07/15 Michael Coffee 07/15 Jim Durham 07/15 Debra Marie Jackson 07/16 Charles Williy 07/16 Iven D. Todd 07/19 Don Brown 07/20 Michael H. Gearheart 07/21 Charles Crook 07/21 James Mason II 07/21 Tony Turne 07/22 Steve Skaggs 07/24 Johnny Fox 07/24 Wayne Morgan, Jr. 07/25 Agnes Bauer 07/25 Clarence Kimbrell 07/26 James D. Payne 07/27 U. Gene Melton 07/28 Sam Bass 07/28 Edward Crider 07/29 Douglas G. Couch 07/30 Mike Bennett
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