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Do it. They have live music, lots of bikes & classic cars & is usually packed. Maroneys is close & likes to do bikini bike washes on weekends. Stop at the Newburgh waterfront for some food, great places to eat. Rt 293 is great & lots of small wineries in the area. Storm King Mountain is a great ride along with Bear Mountain & you can do it all on the way or back. I would be there but my niece is having a graduation party in the middle of the day.
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Last edited by golfblues; Jun 16, 2010 at 07:44 PM.
I'm in Ontario Canada , but a buddy and I had planned to make a 4 day run down into the U.S. on our May 24th long weekend . We ended up making OCC our destination . As it turns out they where hosting a charity ride for the survivors of state troopers who had been killed in the line of duty , so we signed up and did the ride with them . Met most of the guys from the show and the old man , saw alot of the bikes they built on the show in the showroom and got to look at the shop . They had a couple of pretty good rock bands , food and beer . There where a couple of hundred bikes turned out for the ride , so there was some nice stuff to look at outside too . All in all it was pretty good . Oh and the ride both there and back through the mountains was fantastic .
thats def a better way to explain it ...its the journey !! and sounds like it'll b kool and plenty to see...im gonna go and i'll take sum pic's too cause i know we all love pic's ....does anybody want me to get an autograph for them just pm me and i'll give my info where to send the 20 buks they charge..lol
thats def a better way to explain it ...its the journey !! and sounds like it'll b kool and plenty to see...im gonna go and i'll take sum pic's too cause i know we all love pic's ....does anybody want me to get an autograph for them just pm me and i'll give my info where to send the 20 buks they charge..lol
Don't laugh, my SO, oh, it was free.
Last edited by golfblues; Jun 17, 2010 at 02:41 PM.
IMHO, they're a bunch of f*&king morons - I do like Vince and Nub, however. Their early bikes were essentially made by Custom Chrome, Drag Specialties, etc. and assembled by OCC. I can't believe that folks paid 50-100K for one of those POS. Given their business skills, I can see why they filed BK. However, if I was looking for something to do and my only other choices were to go shopping with the wife or going to the dentisit, I would consider visiting OCC, especially if they had live music and other entertainment.
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