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Needed a service manual for my '09 Ultra so I decided to ride up to Sandusky to check out the recently opened Mad River H-D dealership. Nice people, nice location and a perfect day for a ride. Good to see a "grand opening" after seeing a fair number of dealerships (and other businesses) closing up shop recently. The staff seemed pretty excited to be taking part in the upcoming Ohio Bike Week. If the new owners pattern their operations after their Dover dealership, then I'm sure they will be successful in Sandusky as well. After contributing a few dollars to the cause (as usual, the various items I "needed" ended up costing close to $100), we headed over to the West Harbor/Port Clinton area for a perch sandwich. Turned out to be a great day for an excellent ride, and the service manual I needed was actually in stock. What could be better?
Back when I lived in Canton. One of my favorite rides were, 30 W to Wooster 302W to 250N to Marblehead/Port Clinton. We always stopped at Jolly Roger's for fish.
Dam I miss Lake Erie Perch.
Back when I lived in Canton. One of my favorite rides were, 30 W to Wooster 302W to 250N to Marblehead/Port Clinton. We always stopped at Jolly Roger's for fish.
Dam I miss Lake Erie Perch.
The perch sandwich platter at Jolly Roger's is still excellent, and the place was packed when we got there. Gotta love those waffle-cut fries!
I was in Sand town this past weekend for our annual trek to see the wife's sister and family. Took the cage for the trip but did stop in and visited the new dealer. I, too, did a mini economic stimulus plan and bought a couple of must have items.
My good friend and riding buddy (plus youngest daughter's father-in-law) are thinking about heading to Sandusky this weekend for and take in a day of bike week.
I stopped in on Saturday also after spending a few hours on the lake pulling in a bunch of walleyes. There were over 100 bikes there when I got there. Nice store and great staff. No grand opening deals on chaps but I managed to stimulate the economy a little bit also. I'm on their mailing list, and will stop in again this weekend during bike week.
Back when I lived in Canton. One of my favorite rides were, 30 W to Wooster 302W to 250N to Marblehead/Port Clinton. We always stopped at Jolly Roger's for fish.
Dam I miss Lake Erie Perch.
I'm working in Wooster and will be for the next 13 months; I'll have to bring the bike up here and make that ride one evening this month to check out Ohio bike week.
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