C A S C A D E W I N G N E W S. Cascades Wesleyan Church 1404 Rowan St. Jackson, MI 49203

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1 Region D, Chapter J Jackson, Michigan Volume 11 Issue November 2013 Visit Chapter J for our Monthly Gatherings Social Hour : 5:30 pm - 6:00 pm Gathering : 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm C A S C A D E W I N G Cascades Wesleyan Church 1404 Rowan St. Jackson, MI N E W S 1

2 Chapter J IN SERVICE TO OUR COMMUNITY Our 30th Year of Fun, Safety and Knowledge 1997 Michigan GWRRA Chapter of the Year 1996, 1997, 2000, 2001, & 2008 Rider Ed. Chapter of the Year 1st Place Ticket Selling Chapter for the Bike Raffle from 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, & nd Place Ticket Selling Chapter for the Bike Raffle 2000, 2001, 2010, and rd Place Ticket Selling Chapter for the Bike Raffle 2012, 2013 Chapter J News Website Address: For those of you who still have not visited the Chapter J Website, please do so immediately. You will be impressed. It is easy for you to link to National, Michigan District, and Region D, as well as all of Chapter J's events. With just a click of the button, all this information is at your fingertips. GWRRA GWRRA-MI Region D Visit us on Facebook at Goldwing J Visit or Join Chapter J at Cascades Wesleyan Church 1404 Rowan St Jackson, MI The 1st Sunday of the Month Social 5:30 pm 6:00 pm Next MONTHLY Gathering is Sunday December 01, 2013 Where to Look J website Face Book, meeting place, time and day 2 Region District South East Chapters 3 Chapter J CD Assistant CD s, & Staff 4 Article(s) from your CD & Chapter Rider Educator 5 Articles from the Chapter Staff 6 Chapter J Articles Member (s) of the Month Chapter Flyers 7-13 Calendar, Chapter J 2011 Activities Calendar, Mark your Calendars, Birthdays, Anniversaries, Other Stuff Classifieds, Advertisers, COY, and IOY

3 GWRRA Region D GWRRA Michigan State Staff Southeast Section Region D Directors Michigan District Director Michigan District Michigan Assistant Roger & Penny Hurley Kim & Sandy Bargeron Rider Educators District Directors Bruce & Melissa Thayer South East Section rhurley3@woh.rr.com kimtbar@aol.com Bruce Bob & Nancy Natter 1800mi.ridered@gmail.com Advisory Team bobandnancy1000@ Larry Terryn comcast.net (H) (Cell) larryterryn@comcast.net Audrey Holmes ianmich1@aol.com South East Section Chapters Chapter Director Gary Lawrence Chapter H2 Taylor Down River Wings Downriver Wings meet the 4th Tuesday of the 6:30 pm for dinner and 7:30 meeting located at: Leon's Family Dining Chapter S2 Detroit Motor City Wings Chapter Directors Charles Edwards & Pamela King csedwards@ameritech.net We meet the second and fourth Saturday of the month at 10 AM at Kerby's Koney Island Chapter C Monroe Floral City Wings Chapter Directors John & Audrey Drozdowski hondawinger2@yahoo.com Meetings are the 1st Saturday of the month. at 9 AM at the The Little Brown Jug Chapter J Jackson Chapter Directors Tom & Darlene Taylor yellow_wing@yahoo.com Meetings are generally the first Sunday of the month at Cascades Wesleyan Church located at 1404 Rowan St. in Jackson, MI. Social hour starts at 5:30-6:00 PM. Gathering begins at 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM( or as close as possible). Come out and join us for a good time. Chapter W Adrian Maple City Wings Chapter Directors Ken & Patti Kintner ken@vplenawee.com Chapter meetings are held at 9:00 AM the second Sunday of every month at the UAW Hall in Adrian Chapter H Livonia Livonia Area Wings Chapter Directors Keith & Tami Barnes tamathagwrra@gmail.com The monthly gathering is the first Sunday of the month after breakfast, at 8:30 AM Breakfast most every Sunday at Denny s Restaurant Chapter R Charlotte Eaton County Wings Chapter Directors Alise & Emmett Swan eandaswan@yahoo.com Chapter R meets the fourth Saturday of the month at 9 AM at the Charlotte Church of Christ Chapter W2 Wayne Wandering Wings Chapter Directors Pam & Tim Hanson catidy41@sbcglobal.net Our monthly gathering takes place at 7:30 PM on the third Tuesday of each month at Big Boy Restaurant, 6360 Wayne Rd, Westland Contact CD for next Breakfast location. Friends for Fun, Safety, and Knowledge 3

4 GWRRA CHAPTER J Director & Assistant Directors Chapter J Assistant Directors Larry and Karen Bradley foots48@yahoo.com Chapter J Director Tom and Darlene Taylor Yellow_wing@yahoo.com Chapter J Assistant Directors Rich and Cheryl Fetterman rnfcf@comcast.net GWRRA CHAPTER J Staff Chapter Rider Educator Gary Williams spankyncarol@juno.com MEC Coordinator Web-site Coordinator Don Czarnecki donczar@yahoo.com Chapter Treasurer Carol Williams spankyncarol@juno.com Ride Coordinator Randy Lea randylea543@ymail.com Goodies Coordinator Jeff and Teri Curtis curtisjtdj@yahoo.com 50/50 Ticket Sales Whoever Wins Newsletter Editor Mary Dodge Louship@sbcglobal.net Newsletter Member of the Month Reporter Julie Hoover Ceh3893@att.net Raffle Ticket Coordinator GWRRA Michigan Recruiter Louie Schippers louship@sbcglobal.net Activities Coordinator Sunshine Person Deb Reamer reamer34@gmail.com rea5d@aol.com Chapter J Orientation Coordinator Open Chapter J Brag Book Peggy Owens mmbceb@yahoo.com 4 Chapter J Café Hosts Larry & Cindy Wacker caw44cn@netscape.net Welcome and Visitor Greeters Sue Rinehart radar@frontiernet.net Chapter Photographer All Chapter J Members Friends for Fun, Safety, and Knowledge

5 News from Chapter J From Tom and Darlene Chapter J Director What a ride!!! The fall color tour led by Jeff & Terri Curtis was a huge success, thanks guys!!! I m sure everyone will hear all about it, over and over and over again. Please keep in mind that every word of it is true. Our annual appreciation dinner was, as always, a great time. A special thanks to Don and Carol for letting us use their space again this year, and to Cheryl for setting everything up, to Jan for her work in the kitchen and everyone else who helped make the night a success! I can tell by the scales that I had a really good time :) As we move into November we also move into the Holiday Season and the dreaded 4 wheel events...we have some really good ones coming up too. Every year we attend the CMA s Thanksgiving Dinner and this year is no exception. As many of you know we REALLY attend. Part of the dining hall looks like a Chapter J monthly gathering, there are so many of us there. I m looking forward to seeing many of you there and the turkey don t sound bad either. Our Christmas/Anniversary Party is shaping up nicely. I hope to see many of the Chapter J family for a night of fun and festivities!!! As 2013 comes to a close we are already looking forward to Our work at MIS, and the Annual Burn Camp Challenge, our Mall Show and many other events are in the works. Please stay tuned for further events and I look forward to seeing you further down the road. Ride safe and Ride often. Tom & Darlene Taylor Chapter J Directors From Gary and Carol Chapter J Rider Educator Chapter J 2013 Couple of the Year "Why We Ride With Safety Gear! The other day I was leaving a store and opened my trunk and started to put all my gear on. First my coat with the armor in the sleeves, elbows, and back. Then my helmet, followed by gloves. I was also wearing over-the-ankle boots. Parked next to me, a man watched me put all the gear on and then asked, "Why do you wear all that gear? They changed the law. You don't even have to wear a helmet." I looked at the man and then I told him that people in cars and trucks are the main reason I wear all this gear. I then went on to explain that many drivers don't pay attention to motorcycles, even three wheeled ones. The helmet keeps my head safe and the jacket with the armor keeps me from having a severe case of road rash. Gloves protect my hands from flying debris and road rash. Boots protect my feet and ankles. In short, the gear equals the best chance we have of protection from injury should there be an accident. He then asked, "Then why do you ride a motorcycle or trike, if it is so dangerous?" The answer is quite simple. I enjoy the ride and this is America! It's my right to ride a motorcycle and share the road with cars and trucks, just as it's your right to drive on the roads. Remember, riding with gear on is a responsible act. Having safety gear in your motorcycle is also a responsible act. Just as going to the doctor or dentist, prevention is the best medicine. The next time you ride, think about what can happen. Do you have the equipment to handle an emergency? First aid kit, safety vest, emergency flares, fire extinguisher? Play the 'what if' game, and always ride safe. Gary and Carol Williams Chapter J Rider Educators Pictures Needed More pictures are needed to help Peggy create our 2014 Brag Book. If you are going to any events, please take your camera and get some pictures, also if you have a cell phone that takes pictures use that as well. You can e- mail, snail mail, put them on a CD or Flash Drive and give them to Peggy at one of our Monthly Gatherings, Any thing you can do is greatly appreciated Visitor Greeters needed We would like to have volunteers each month to greet our visitors and help them throughout the Gatherings, to answer any questions, or give them information on what the Chapter is all about and what we do. 5

6 From Rich and Cheryl Chapter J Assist Directors Well riding season is winding down for another year, fall is in full swing and soon the white stuff will be falling everywhere. Oh joy; it seems every year older I get the less I care for winter. We just got back from the color ride south and even though there was not much color there were plenty of good times for all who went. I had to leave early because my dad fell again while I was 400 miles from home, naturally. That made for a really long ride home on Saturday but it was a very nice day. I left the group as they were loading on to a ferry boat that was going to take them to the other side of the Ohio River. Sorry I missed that, I am sure they were set for an interesting experience. The turnout for the appreciation dinner was good as usual and Kim Holiday did her Sven and Ollie routines helping to make the evening very pleasant. The food was great thanks to all the dishes everyone brought and sure Miss Jan came bringing ham and turkey for all. It was a good evening but having many of the ladies out of town was noticed by all concerned. The turnout for the old Dirt j was poor again this year. It s a shame because the old DIRT J used to be a really big deal but it has slipped away over time. It s probably a program we should do away with unless someone can come up with a way to spark some new life into it. The Christmas party is coming up and the CMA s thanksgiving get together too so be there or be square, see you soon. Ride safe Rich and Cheryl Fetterman Chapter J Assistant Directors From Don Chapter J MEC Coordinator & Website Coordinator Hi! Folks The Newsletter and updated Quick List is ready. Quick List chapter_j_upcoming_events.htm Newsletter currentjnewsletter.pdf J webpage Michigan GWRRA Don The Don Czarnecki MEMBERSHIP CARD (be sure it s current) DON T LEAVE HOME WITHOUT IT From Mary Dodge Newsletter Editor Hi! Everyone October sure was a pretty month. The colors were beautiful. If you didn t have a chance to take a color ride, you might still have time to see some of the beautiful trees and scenery around the area, before we start seeing some of those white flakes falling. Those who went on the Tripple Nickel weekend trip sounds like they had a great time. Also be sure to read Terri s article on the Doe Run to see what all of us ladies that couldn t go missed. You know who, Randy, Monica, and Ron Kulwicki I think had just as much fun on their trip. Now you know who has been in 48 of our 50 states with his motorcycle. Who knows where Randy will take him next. Monica wrote an article about their trip so be sure to take a few minutes to read all about it. November brings the CMA Thanksgiving Dinner (check the flyer in this Newsletter for all the information on it.) Looks like that is all the things going on this month that I know of. But there may be some impromptu Dinner Rides, so be sure to check the Chapter J website, and your s for any announcements. December brings the Christmas/Anniversary Party which is a lot of fun. There will be a sign up sheet passed around this month at the monthly gathering so if I miss you (Continued on page 7) 6

7 be sure to hunt me down so you won t miss a great time. Don t forget the Secret Buddys will be revealed. Also sounds like their will be some music and pictures taken too. Remember this is also our 30th Anniversary party we are celebrating too, and since we are not sending invitations out if you run into or see any former members please let them know that we all would love to see them again. They can contact Cheryl@ or We need to have a count of everyone who will be there so no one gets left out when Santa gives out gifts. After our Christmas party, some of us are going up to Chapter Q s Christmas Party, the information needed is listed on page 15. Looks like that s it for this month, so be sure to have fun whatever you do. Have a great month and ride safe What I learned traveling south with Randy, Louie and a bit with Ron! by Monica Rodman Cooler, you need a large cooler. Why I asked, well to put stuff in! I travel light was my reply. My trike carried a large cooler that did come in handy when we found pecans to buy in Georgia. And huge Georgia pine cones as well. But coolers leak in the rain! I did not know so pecans were a bit damp the final night out, but still cracked and tasted fine. The bag of fuses that came with my trike were handy when Randy s fuse blew he had frozen fingers. So, the guys are fixin it, but no fuse. I locate my fuses and I had THE one they needed. Yea, no more cold fingers and we are off again. Watch Randy s bike for frequent stops! Wait for Louie to write stuff down at each and every gas stop, I think he is working on a novel. You are to wait out fog ALWAYS! So, euchre is a good pastime and while Ron is a wicked euchre player Randy and I beat em! Better luck next foggy morning. Blueberry-zucchini bread is not as bad as it sounds yummy in fact, thanks for sharing it Randy. Randy has a great eye for getting a super picture of the same spot I just took. And Louie has a computer full of pictures and slide shows. I learned that Louie downloads Randy s pics, as well as, his own. Some of their pictures are just amazing. Louie explains to me to look at the camera and stop fidgeting, if I want a good picture. Subway has a flat bread option, I now like Subway. This is good because we stop at well a few. On day two, we are on a beautiful curvy road that includes switchbacks, huge hills, sharp curves, covered bridges and Louie asks how my shoulders are doing. I reply just fine and he is surprised because he figured I would be tired. Randy informs him I seem to be over in the pool every morning that he is working on my remodel project; guess all the pool time paid off because the shoulders never bothered me once. And those scary switchbacks?; after the third one, no fear, this is fun. Watch Randy s bike for frequent stops. I just did what? You just rode through the Tail of the Dragon. So, amazing! WOW! GPS s are a pain and I will probably never own one. Let Randy lead he has a 6 th sense about roads and stops and such. Louie s GPS dies and Louie has a tough couple of days, until he gets used to its death---i bet Louie has a new GPS, as we speak because he could not get used to it being gone; poor GPS and poor Louie! We arrive at Deals Gap. I am looking at all the people and the bikes and thinking wow. I am here! I am finally seeing this place they all talk about, well OK! Louie makes sure I see the tree of shame and get some pictures. Randy says you ready to go, I said sure going where---there and he points to the start of the Dragon. I am going to do what?? Ride your own speed, meet us at the stopping point. So, that Louie takes right off; I never see him again, wonder how fast he rode those 11 miles and 381 curves. I go along at my own pace and after that road with all the switchbacks, I decide this is no problem. So, I rode the Dragon. Thanks guys for taking me there, though all of you have ridden it many time, I am sure. It was my first Dragon ride and I will remember it forever. Blow your horn through all tunnels. Did I tell you I had a 6 year old little boy riding the front bike, laying on the horn through ALL the tunnels? I was a co-rider my first time through the Blue Ridge Mountains, but it s a much more thrilling riding on my own. The 2 places I wanted to stop along the Blue Ridge were closed, Thank you Federal Government! But wait, do I hear another trip to the mountains?.hummmm. Microtels are great places to stay, thanks Ron for the suggestion. Days Inns are a mess and I will not stay in one for a long, long time. And the Comfort Inn in Live Oak, Florida was a welcomed sight after a long ride. Oh and watch Randy s bike for frequent stops! My side cover comes lose; I can feel it hitting my knee. Of course, we are on a major highway for a short time when it does this. I pull over, grab it; Louie comes up behind me and we toss it in his trailer, rather than taking time (Continued on page 8) 7

8 in this not good place for me to store it. Later when we stop, Randy has the part I need and it is all fixed. Teamwork! If you turn your trike real sharp trying to make the turnoff for pictures, you CAN lift your back wheel off the ground! Yes, well, I guess speed was certainly a factor! I didn t understand how the wheel could lift in trike class last Spring, but I have it down now! It also let me feel how easy it would be to flip a trike. No more fast turns for this trike. Logan County, Ohio is nothing but a bunch of circles, or so the GPS thinks. Do not, do not take off fast and lose your leader at night, he does not like you not being safe. But I felt safe and I knew we were to turn right; 3 people told us to turn right and the GPS wants left nope not doin it. But when the trike gets to the town limits, well GPS, help! Motels named on the GPS are not the same names when you arrive. Name changes are in constant conflict with what the GPS says. Randy finds state route 7 through eastern Kentucky heading north and what a great find. This road is the most gorgeous way to travel; over a 100 miles of beauty. We see color at near peak in this area, the best route next to the Blue Ridge. Nine days of no rain! It began misting a bit our last night out and it rained through the night. Our final day s journey begins with 10 miles in the rain, but the final miles where in the sun. You should travel with friends. Sixty miles from home, after passing over some rough tracks, Louie tells me my muffler is dragging. I heard somethin draggin sure enough the strap broke. Randy and I strap it up and off we go again, cold but sunny during our final miles miles..we rode. This trip was a dream come true; time well spent and memories to keep for a lifetime. Monica Rodman Haus Cheese Factory for the first time and enjoyed the various cheese samples. Everywhere we went was clean and inviting, from the Blue Gate Restaurant, to the Blue Gate Garden Inn, and even the stores we visited. An oh, the pie!! Ummm. Ask any of the ladies that went. We saw many an Amish buggy clip-clopping down the roads on our way Saturday morning. Even though we started rather early that day, 7:30 am, there was a lot we didn t get to see. So, maybe the next Shipshewana Doe run should be a two day adventure. Thanks ladies for a great time! Terri Curtis Just a reminder Being a secret Buddy, whether you re on the giving or receiving side is lots of fun, and a special way that you can choose to acknowledge someone in your own special manner. Lots of opportunities, for day brightners, warm fuzzies, and feel goods, and who couldn t use some of these in our every day life! Please send Mary Dodge any Thank You notes you would like the sendee to have and she will put them in the Newsletter. We will reveal our Secret Buddies at the December 2013 Christmas Party. Have Fun and keep your SECRET BUDDY guessing. Smiles, and Hugs Julie Hoover Secret Buddies 2013 Fall Doe Run 2013 October 19 th 20 th by Terri Curtis What a great doe run Shipshewana turned out to be! Decent weather, small crowds, excellent shopping and great food. And to top if off, a live musical at the end of the day. Ladies that attended this event were Kathy Heron, Monica Rodman, Julie Hoover, Darlene Taylor and myself. It was fun to show the ladies that were new to this Amish wonderland Shipshewana s highlights. But even Julie (a frequent Shipshewana visitor) expanded her knowledge by visiting the Guggisberg Deutsch Kase My secret buddy is the GREATEST!! Thank you soooo much for the Sweetest Day present, I LOVE Betty B!!" Lori Norkey Adopt A Family Every year Chapter J helps a needy family at Christmas, this year is no exception. Cheryl has a box that she will be passing around, so please give what you can so a family will have a very Merry Christmas. 8

9 Requirements Couple of the Year 2014 Nominations 1. Couple must consist of one male and one female. 2. Both male and female must hold an individual, family, associate individual, or associate family membership in GWRRA. (Note: Associate members are eligible to in the Couple of the Year at the Chapter level only.) 3. Membership must be valid through the term of the Chapter Couple of the Year position (one year). 4. The couple must have completed at least one year membership in GWRRA prior to being named Chapter Couple of the Year. 5. In order to provide an opportunity for other deserving couples, the same Couple shall not be named as Chapter Couple of the Year for more than two consecutive years. 6. List reasons you feel this Couple should be our COY s for 2014 (examples are contributions to the chapter etc.). 7. Chapter Director will contact the new Couple of the Year. Fill out the form below and give it to Tom Taylor Couple of the Year Nomination I, would like to nominate for Couple of the Year for the following reason(s): Signed: Date: 9

10 Requirements Individual of the Year 2014 Nominations 1. Individuals nominated must be current GWRRA members throughout their term. (required) 2. Individual nominated can be male or female 3. List reasons you feel this individual should be our IOY for 2014 (examples are contributions to the chapter etc.) 4. Chapter Director will contact the new Individual of the Year. Fill out the form below and give it to Tom Taylor Individual of the Year Nomination I, would like to nominate for Individual of the Year for the following reason(s): Signed: Date: 10

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12 Lots of Fun Chapter J Christmas and Anniversary Party Current members and past members are all welcome Saturday December 07, 2013 Cascades Wesleyan Church 1404 Rowan St. Jackson, MI Pot Luck Dinner 5:00 pm 6:00 pm Social Hour 6:00 pm Dinner Chapter will furnish the Turkey and Ham Chapter will furnish table service (Bring passing dish) Quilt to be raffled Gift exchange If you would like to participate in this please bring a $20 gift Male for Male and Female for Female Reservations must be in by Saturday November 23, 2013 $5.00 per person Number attending Mail Check to: Carol Williams 1146 Scarlet Oak East Jackson, MI Lots of Fun Contact: Cheryl Fetterman at or Mary for more details 12

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14 All Rides leave from East Side Meijers and West Side Tractor Supply (unless otherwise noted) TGIS Dinner Rides TBA Ice Cream Ride s will start in May 2014 November 2013 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 3 Chp J Monthly Gathering 1 2 MI VS MS Party at the Taylors CMA Thanksgiving Dinner Details for all rides/events are located in this Newsletter, website and Face Book at Goldwing J GET WELL GREETINGS Hope all is well in the Chapter J Family this month Chapter J would also like to extend our deepest sympathy to those member s and their families who have lost loved one s this month. If there is anyone we have missed, we sincerely apologize for Chapter J. Please let Deb Reamer at know if there is anyone we need to send a card to. 14 Thanksgiving Day 29 Black Friday 30 Chapter J Charity Great Lakes Burn Camp

15 Chapter J Activities Calendar November 2013 thru December 2013 Departure and Arrival Times TBA (depending on destination) 2013 November Sun Nov 03 Sat Nov 23 Chp J Gathering 5:30 pm-6:00 pm Social Time 6:00 pm-7:30 pm Gathering CMA Thanksgiving Dinner See flyer on page December Sun Dec 01 Sat Dec 07 Sat Dec 14 Chp J Gathering 5:30 pm-6:00 pm Social Time 6:00 pm-7:30 pm Gathering Chapter J S 2013 Christmas and 30th Anniversary Party This will be a great year to combine 2 great events and see some old friends and meet some new ones. See flyer in this Newsletter Chp Q Christmas Party Hello All, It seems that we are getting closer to that wonderful time of year, don't forget to put your name in to attend the annual event in December. Please remember that we can only have 60 people at the dinner so as always it's first come first serve, so many good friends coming to enjoy each others company. Should you wish to participate in the gift exchange all you need do is bring a gift wrapped up with the name Boy or Girl marked on it, last year was a huge success. Just give me a call cell or fking72@hotmail.com to let me know the names of the people attending and then send me a check; Frank King cell 510 East 10th Ave Sault Sainte Marie, MI Debbie See flyer in this Newsletter Mark your Calendars November Dinner Rides There may be a last minute Dinner ride this month so be sure to check your s. Be sure to check your s often and also facebook for last minute Dinner Rides Contact Tom or Randy if you have a Dinner ride you would like to do CMA Thanksgiving Dinner Saturday November 23, 2013 First Church of Nazarene 3905 Clinton Road Jackson, MI See Flyer on page 11 50/50 Super Draw December Monthly Gathering Must be present to win 15

16 Chapter Recognition Birthdays, Anniversaries, and GWRRA Member date * GWRRA Life Time member Chapter J November Birthdays GWRRA Member since 04 Ron Smith 01/89* 17 Andy Duncan 04/00 November Anniversaries None that I know of Let Louie Know if we missed your Birthday or Anniversary October 2013 Drawing Winners Bike Raffle Tickets Don Czarnecki 50/50 Ticket Ella May Rudolph Chapter Pride Gordon Rudolph Visitors None that I was aware of Support our Advertisers They Support Us 16

17 Classifieds Buy or Sell Something Here For Sale 2001 Yamaha V Star Custom 1,100 cc 18,000 miles Fully Customized $3,000 Call Ask for Dennis 02/14 For Sale 2011 Harley Electra Glide - Ultra Classic Shrine Excellent Condition Peace Officer Blue 3,411 miles 96 cu. in., 1584 cc. Engine 6 speed, Cruise-Security System ABS-CB-Intercom HK Premium 4 Speaker CD Stereo w/rear passenger controls Vented Lower Fairings Fairing-Mounted Wind Deflectors Extras: 10" Tinted Wind Splitter Windshield Cover w/ Harley Logo Highway Pegs w/billet Mounts Driver s Back Rest Rush Pipes Shoei X-12 Helmet (custom-painted to match bike) - Large Jacket, Vest & Chaps Size 13 Bates Riding Boots Removable Saddle Bag Soft Suitcases $20, Call /14 GL 1800 Parts For Sale Speedbleeders & Bag kit - New in boxes set for all 3 brakes on the GL makes it a one person job to quickly and easily bleed your brake fluid. $ retail is $38 (plus tax/ shipping) "Radar Box" - Waterproof radar detector cover - fully protects your radar detector from water/sun and will slow down anyone trying to take your detector (nothing is 100%). $ Retail is $65.00 (plus tax/shipping) Diamond Star Headlight Modulator - New, never installed headlight modulator for GL1800. $ Retail is $75 (plus tax/shipping) Kennedy Direct Wire Kit for Passport Radar Detector - New, never installed - powers a Passport radar detector and feeds the audio signal to the intercom system. You will need to have the Kennedy box installed for the audio to work. $ GL1800 Flasher harness - New, never installed - kit that changes the flashers on the GL1800 so they can be on without having to leave the key in the switch. $25.00 Please contact Doug Newton Thanks! For Sale 2002 honda goldwing trike 2011 motortrike kit 56,000 miles $24,000 $22,000 or make offer Contact Cal Hoover at or ceh3893@att.net 02/14 For Sale 1800 GOLDWING 2005 Illusion Blue 36,900 miles, extra clean Lots of chrome Backrest New Steering Bearings Cargo Trailer, painted to match, purchased new $13, Contct Dave Seiter at /14 For Sale Smartire tire pressure monitor. Requires 14" rims Original price $199. asking $60.00 Peggy Owens mmbceb@yahoo.com 02/14 Buy or Sell Something Here 17

18 Gary & Carol Williams and Terri Curtis 2013 Chapter J Couple of the Year GWRRA Region D, Chapter J 8410 Cooper Rd. Rives Junction, MI Michigan District COY Bill & Linda Diffin Region D COY Rudy and Linda Copeland 2013 Chapter J Individual of the Year International COY Tommy and Gayle Wilson Visit Chapter J on the Internet, and Facebook Our Web Page address: Our Facebook address is Goldwing J ATTENTION Next MONTHLY Gathering is Sunday December 01, 2013 Social Hour 5:30 pm 6:00 pm Gathering 6:00 pm 7:30 pm New Hours are here Monthly 6:00 pm Social 5:30 pm The 1st Sunday of the Cascades Wesleyan Church 1404 Rowan St. Jackson, MI FIRST CLASS MAIL 18