Sport Touring Camaraderie Ride WINCHESTER, VA All makes and brands Motorcycles welcome Sunday April 27, 2014 Meet for Breakfast at 8:30 am at the Denny’s Restaurant At the Flying J Truck Stop ( I-81 exit 323 ) 1530 Rest Church Road N 39-15.22 W 78-06.13 There will be 6 rides to choose from 150 to 200 miles long All rides end back at the Flying J Truck Stop 1 of the rides will be a mix of PAVED AND UNPAVED ROADS CONTACT PERSONS Concours Owners Group Russell W Fleming 410-374-9687 [email protected] Yamaha FJR Randy Sinisi 717-439-3814 rsinisi6@cs BMWBMW Eddie Phelps 410-781-7521 [email protected] WMMA Bowie Pearre 410-974-7766 jbpearre@yahoo V-Strom Patrick Sprague 540-743-4874 [email protected] MCR Paul Anderson 410-788-5173 [email protected] ALL of these rides are self-guided. West Virginia Rides & Hollows by Bowie Pearre, Western MD MA 180 miles long This route follows the base of Little North Mountain to Fox Gap, crosses the ridge to Lost Creek, follows old route 55 to South Branch Valley, through Graybill Hollow, around Ice Mountain, through Smokey Hollow and Siler. You can almost hear the banjo dueling. Pa Ride by Greg Puterbaugh COG 160 miles long Sandwiched between two nice jaunts-one to Hancock, Md., and one back, is a trip to motorcycle heaven. The area around Clearville, Pa. has more great roads than most states, and this ride gets you on just a few of them. The twists and turns are endless, the pavement is first rate, the scenery is spectacular, and, to top it off, traffic is practically non-existent. This route takes you through West Virginia where you will ride Buck Hill Road, Winchester Grade, River Road, Route 9 and Back Creek Valley Road. In Pennsylvania you will ride in Bedford and Fulton Counties on Route 26, Robinsonville Road, Stoney Break Road and McKees’s Gap Road. Civil War Route by Russell W. Fleming COG 175 miles long This ride takes you around the edges of some of the Civil War Battles Fields in Maryland and Virginia. You ride on WV Route 901, MD Route 17, VA Route 9, VA Route 50, Route 611, Blueridge Mountain Road, Summit Point Road and Old Charlestown Pike. Rivers, Race Tracks and Ramblings. By Eddie Phelps BMWBMW 180 miles long This is a great route for casual riding along some of Virginias most scenic by-ways. Check out Summit Raceway and then follow the shores of the Shenandoah River. Some of the scenic by-ways include Hillsboro, Snickerstown, Hallway and Marshall Highway, to name a few. Like the wine country you are touring, savor the ride. Orchards, Creeks, and Woods route by Paul Anderson 155 miles long This route take you through Orchards of WV and along the Creeks of WV as you riding in the shade of the woods of WV. Dual Sport Ride by Pat Sprague V-Strom 130 miles long
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