#Easy rider chillicothe 2015 free#

Route 50 in Aurora, West Virginia, onto Aurora Pike. This year our route turned right off U.S. Weather isn’t the only Moonshine challenge. Riders savor sunshine at MLR 2015…nice weather is hardly a given in southeastern Illinois in early April. Getting through it is part of the reward that Moonshine riders understand.

Weather factors in when you ride to Moonshine, so be ready for it. It’s become part of me, in large measure because getting from my New England home to southeastern Illinois in early spring always involves a challenge. Your humble scribe has ridden to Moonshine six times, every year since my first. Jerry Waggener of Morganfield, Kentucky, and Kreis Weigel of Knoxville, Tennessee, both rode to Moonshine that first time in 2004. The camaraderie of long distance riders is the foundation of the Moonshine experience. So what is it about the MLR? Terry Hammond first invited riders to join him for a Moonburger at the Moonshine Store because he wanted to meet other long-distance riders before the start of farming season, which would keep him on his tractor-and off his bike-until mid-summer. For many, the ride to southeastern Illinois takes days and covers hundreds or thousands of miles, and folks don’t ride there for the twisty roads. If you enjoy riding long distances and spending time with other people who enjoy riding long distances, there’s nothing else like the Moonshine Lunch Run (MLR). Your welcome every year.Even now that the property has changed hands, MLR riders are still welcome to camp at Terry Hammond’s farm. It's just one of those rare MC Events where you can camp out with friends and not have to worry about anything.

So if you wanted to come down with some friends from work, neighbors, wife/girlfriend/In-Law, ect., they'd all be welcome. PLUS, you can get falling down drunk, and some of us will make sure you don't wake up naked in a Portta-Potty! (unless of course you WANT to!) EVERYBODY is always welcome too. You can leave your cell phone/camera/CD Player/what-ever, laying out, and it'll be right where you left it until you get ready to leave. You can go off and do your own thing, and still know that your stuff back at your tent will be ok.

My favorite thing about 'Chili' is just getting to camp out right next to the guys all week-end. Add THOUSANDS of people walking all hours of the day and night, and it gets sort of like trying to ride a Bike thru the crowd at Madi Gra kinda thing. The little dirt lanes in the Camp Ground are just that, little dirt lanes, not even big enough for 2 cars to pass each other on. It really is almost impossible to ride a Bike once you get inside the Gate. None of us wanna see you miss out on PARTY that others have even been known to take a GreyHound Bus to from NY to is all! Plus, as always, the more the merrier! I'm not taking my POS this year either. I think he wants to go but is unsure about spending the money. They sound much better, and a bit louder!

#Easy rider chillicothe 2015 free#

Got a free flowing set from a swap that someone cut the baffles inside a bit. Chnaged the muffler tips as well cause I hated the 'crotch rocket' sound I got from those Harley items I had hooked up. They seemed to pull just fine Saturday on the short ride. Still haven't dialed in the carbs but Houndog did a great job and I do believe I can run em' just the way they are sitting. Gotta work at least Monday and Tuesday most of the day and night. Never changed one before so I have no clue how involved it is going to be. Gonna try and find one and overnight it as well. went through some checks with 74rat on the phone tonight while at the shop. Besides the gasket, charging system not working either. I am going to try and overnight a gasket Monday for Tuesday. Valve cover gasket is leaking on all sides now and my right leg gets coated with stinging little pellets of hot oil as I ride.