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I think we'll make it up the 1st or 2nd. Went up last year for the first time and loved seeing all the different things people had done to their bikes.
I live around 50 mins or so from Sandusky,, Its no Sturgis by any means but its fun to go check out the vendors,,see a few bands,,check out the bikes and chicks ,,Cedar Point is right there if ya wanna check it out for the day,,its been rainy and crappy last few days so 1st 2 days up there prob been slow,,,hoping this weather gets nicer !!!!
I'm not interested in the bar scene, but would like to check out the vendors. I understand vendors are at the Mad River dealer area and in Downtown Sandusky.
I'm planing on ridding up from Canton on Wed.
Last edited by Cotton Hill; Jun 5, 2013 at 06:10 AM.
Reason: Day change
I went up to the Bike Week Events yesterday. All I can say is WHAT A F ing JOKE.
I can't believe anyone ever going back to this so called Bike Week. In talking to some of the few vendors there, they weren't impressed either. I've never seen such a long and spread out bike event of this size. I also think location sucks. Someplace in the center of the state would be a better draw. Maybe National Trails on 40 east of Columbus or Mid Ohio. Someplace that can handle everything at one location.
I just got the impression that this was more of a single dealer ( owner) event and NOT put on by major players in the Motorcycle industry of Ohio.
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