CENTRAL OKLAHOMA ATV CLUB
Jan 29, 2004 | 07:53 PM
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The Central Oklahoma ATV club will hold its January meeting Satuday January 31, at 6:00 PM in Lexington, Oklahoma. The meeting will be at The Broken Spoke restaurant located at 123 W. Broadway St., Lexington, OK.
Directions:
From OKC and all points north
From I-35 take the first Purcell Exit, this is either exit 94 or 95 and exits to the left. Proceed south on Green St. thru Purcell until you get to Washington St. (there will be a Carl's Jr on your right). Here you will turn left on Washington St. and drive across the bridge into Lexington. The road will curve left, HOWEVER, you should continue going strait. Continue heading east for approximately 2 blocks and you will see the restaurant on the North side of the street. The Broken Spoke. It has some purple neon on the outside and big sign that says EAT.
From the South,
From I-35 take the south Purcell exit, exit 91 I believe, and continue going north on Green St. until you reach Washington St. Turn right (east) on Washington and drive across the bridge into Lexington. The road will curve left, HOWEVER, you should continue going strait. Continue heading east for approximately 2 blocks and you will see the restaurant on the North side of the street. The Broken Spoke. It has some purple neon on the outside and big sign that says EAT.
If you still need additional directions you can type in the above listed address at Mapquest.com and it will provide you with detailed driving directions.
I look forward to meeting all the new members and to seeing some of the old members once again.
Bob
The Central Oklahoma ATV club will hold its January meeting Satuday January 31, at 6:00 PM in Lexington, Oklahoma. The meeting will be at The Broken Spoke restaurant located at 123 W. Broadway St., Lexington, OK.
Directions:
From OKC and all points north
From I-35 take the first Purcell Exit, this is either exit 94 or 95 and exits to the left. Proceed south on Green St. thru Purcell until you get to Washington St. (there will be a Carl's Jr on your right). Here you will turn left on Washington St. and drive across the bridge into Lexington. The road will curve left, HOWEVER, you should continue going strait. Continue heading east for approximately 2 blocks and you will see the restaurant on the North side of the street. The Broken Spoke. It has some purple neon on the outside and big sign that says EAT.
From the South,
From I-35 take the south Purcell exit, exit 91 I believe, and continue going north on Green St. until you reach Washington St. Turn right (east) on Washington and drive across the bridge into Lexington. The road will curve left, HOWEVER, you should continue going strait. Continue heading east for approximately 2 blocks and you will see the restaurant on the North side of the street. The Broken Spoke. It has some purple neon on the outside and big sign that says EAT.
If you still need additional directions you can type in the above listed address at Mapquest.com and it will provide you with detailed driving directions.
I look forward to meeting all the new members and to seeing some of the old members once again.
Bob
Jan 29, 2004 | 11:01 PM
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Mike,
What time would you want to ride on Saturday? I have always wanted to ride at the Lexington bridge. My 14 year old and I ride about any time it is above 0 degrees. The rest of my group are fair weather riders. If a person gets the chance to ride in January, it a good thing. Ty rides one of those green Z's. Kawasaki 400 and I ride a V-Force. We should be able to go riding before the meeting. Just need to pick a time to go get the quads dirty.
Ronnie
What time would you want to ride on Saturday? I have always wanted to ride at the Lexington bridge. My 14 year old and I ride about any time it is above 0 degrees. The rest of my group are fair weather riders. If a person gets the chance to ride in January, it a good thing. Ty rides one of those green Z's. Kawasaki 400 and I ride a V-Force. We should be able to go riding before the meeting. Just need to pick a time to go get the quads dirty.
Ronnie
Jan 29, 2004 | 11:31 PM
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Not sure Ronnie. Most likely sometime after noon, that way we can go straight to the meeting (it's only about 5 minutes drive from the bridge)...Not to mention the fact that although I may ride in the cold, I'm not a glutton for punishment. It will be warmer at about noon.
Once I firm up a time, I'll drop you a note, and we'll work it out. I will be riding Saturday though. I don't care if it stays below 20...I'm riding. I have been off of it for too long.
Of course, I'm not sure I want your son there....I would hate to get shown up by a teenager [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-blush.gif[/img]
Just kidding of course.
See ya.
Once I firm up a time, I'll drop you a note, and we'll work it out. I will be riding Saturday though. I don't care if it stays below 20...I'm riding. I have been off of it for too long.
Of course, I'm not sure I want your son there....I would hate to get shown up by a teenager [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-blush.gif[/img]
Just kidding of course.
See ya.
Jan 30, 2004 | 10:43 AM
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Mike,
Any time in the afternooon will be fine with us. Not sure how far when can ride any way. The river is up here at Ada but don't know about Lexington. It has been a week since I went over the bridge there. I will PM you later with my home email and phone number. I can't change my email address on this site for some reason. The one listed in my profile is like from three + years ago.
Ronnie
Any time in the afternooon will be fine with us. Not sure how far when can ride any way. The river is up here at Ada but don't know about Lexington. It has been a week since I went over the bridge there. I will PM you later with my home email and phone number. I can't change my email address on this site for some reason. The one listed in my profile is like from three + years ago.
Ronnie
Jan 30, 2004 | 11:36 AM
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ronnie,
I was wondering how those dual hmf's sound on that V-Force... I had HMF on my 300EX and loved the sound.. I am sold on HMF you just cant beat the sounds,power,and quality of a HMF..Just wanted to know how yours sounded and performed.........
Thanks Ron
I was wondering how those dual hmf's sound on that V-Force... I had HMF on my 300EX and loved the sound.. I am sold on HMF you just cant beat the sounds,power,and quality of a HMF..Just wanted to know how yours sounded and performed.........
Thanks Ron
Jan 30, 2004 | 02:14 PM
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Ron,
The HMF duals sound, remind me of a Harley. The performance is fantastic on them. I'm sold on HMF. We are running them on three different bikes. The V-Force, a KFX 400 and a Baja X 650. I would put one on my wife's grizzly, but she said no, just to leave hers alone. I will catch her gone and modify the grizzly. It would run so much better.
Ronnie
The HMF duals sound, remind me of a Harley. The performance is fantastic on them. I'm sold on HMF. We are running them on three different bikes. The V-Force, a KFX 400 and a Baja X 650. I would put one on my wife's grizzly, but she said no, just to leave hers alone. I will catch her gone and modify the grizzly. It would run so much better.
Ronnie