Hi from southern Ohio

Just bought an '07 wing with 6800 miles, only ridden it 150 miles so far. Big change from my Refexes!
Look forward to gaining info and tips from this forum!
Mark

Welcome !

Hi there!

Welcome from Columbus

I have an 05 Swing and my wife has an 03 Reflex.

Don't want to take anything away from the Silverwing but there are still times when I have to run to the grocery or corner drug store where I hop on the Reflex. It is just 200 lbs less to toss around.

Ride safe!

Greetings and a warm from Belgium

Are there going to be any rallies in Ohio, Ky Ind. or close this year?
THE GOOD CHICKEN

I live in Grove City, Ohio and like riding any time it is warm.
THE GOOD CHICKEN

You will really like your Honda Silverwing scooter. I have an 2002 Silverwing with almost 50,000 on it still looks new and love it.

THE GOOD CHICKEN

Chickemmen & Rjdoles,

Have either of you ridden Hwy 93 north from Zanesville, Ohio? I drove it several years ago and remember it to be very nice, with enough bends to make it interesting. Like everybody else, I'm looking forward to nicer weather.

Greetings from Western Ohio.

We have never tried hwy 93. Thanks for the suggestion. We may give it a try this summer if summer ever gets here.

One of my favorite's is a patch of SR3 from Mt Vernon to Loudenville. This is about 25 miles of rolling hills. The south end is farm country and the north end takes you though Mohican State park. The park has some nice side roads if you like to stop at vista's, climb a fire tower or do a little exploring.

A second patch is the area just east out of Mt Vernon on SR229 to Gambier. Gambier is home to Kenyon College. It is a sleepy little community. We ride up there for lunch a couple of times each summer. There is a neat little deli in the square.

We can't wait for warmer weather to get here! It was 19 F (-7 C) here this morning.

Thanks for the info. Finding time is the hardest part for me. I've gotten out twice in the last few weeks, but only enough to realize that the grit on the roads, (intersections), is till a menace until we get some rain and wash it away. I watched a Harley rider go down at an intersection because he was not aware of the grit that had built up over the winter. It was a brand new sportster. I helped him pick it up off the ground because he was so shaky after the drop. A lot of stuff broken and scratched. His ego was bruised, but not much else.

Hi from a "next door neighbor" (sort of) in PA.

---On nice days, I have been using my "3"-wheeler for work all winter long (6 miles on way).