Goldwing Road Riders Association District of California, Southwest Region “F” Chapter CA•1F; San Diego, California Issue 123, July 2007 Friends for Fun, Safety & Knowledge

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Table of Contents August Staff Notes & Articles Birthdays Activities Calendar— July...... 18 07 ························ Ralph Richardson Anna•Birthday Song...... 5 Anniversaries ...... 3 12 ························ Ric k Elmore Assistant Chapter Director ...... 6 13 ························ David Cox Birthdays ...... 3 16 ························ Chris Case Chapter Director ...... 7 29 ························ Ron Fusik Chapter Store...... 4 Classified Ads ...... 17 Contact Info for California Chapters ...... 31 Door Prize Donations ...... 5 Anniversaries Fun Facts...... 10 Golden State Gems— District Director ...... 11 07 ···················· Debbie & Don Mears GWRRA Membership Application...... 30 07 ···················· Laurie & Bill Suiter Ready to Roll...... 9 19 ···················· Kyoko & Lou Caspary Staff Directory ...... 32 GL1800 Steering Damper/Stabilizer System ...... 15

Maps & Directions Map to After Meeting Ride Meeting Place ...... 34 Map to Broken Yolk...... 34 Map to Parking Lot Practice ...... 33 Maps to Ride Meeting Places ...... 33

GWRRA Sponsored Events/Rides CA•1F— Halloween Fun Run ...... 25 CA•1L SLO Run ...... 28 CA•1Z—8 Ball Poker Run and Walk ...... 26 CA•2K— Synchronized Soaking ...... 23 California District Rally—Rodeo Round•Up ...... 24 GWRRA Horizons Program ...... 27 San Diego Ride For Kids...... 29 Advertisers Advertising Rates...... 4 1st Nationwide Mortgage ...... 16 Anita Alkire, Realtor...... 21 Elva Barradas, Realtor...... 15 Fun Bike Center ...... 22 Infinite Healing...... 10 JBJ Cycle...... 8 Motorcycle Specialty Fabrication...... 14 Schapiro & Leventhal...... 13 So Cal Trike Center ...... 6 Wing Stuff ...... 16 If your birthday or anniversary is not listed, we do not have your information. Please contact the Membership Coordinator with the relevant dates.

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4 Words to the new Anni•Birthday Song: Sung to “You Are My Sunshine”

So it’s your birthday or anniversary We are so happy that you are here So as your present please take this ticket But now it’s over, go sit down.

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5 Assistant Chapter Directors Ed & Kay Carroll

it. I took some pictures and hope they turned out. We all had breakfast to• gether the next morning at the Loose Caboose and went out merry way home. Meeting all the people at the The picnic ride has come and it was a picnic and then the get together after success. We had 54 people show up. made for a great weekend. The area that was chosen this year was nice and shady and a good breeze My grandson has been with us and came off the lake. My brother Robert, it’s been great. He goes home the from the HOG chapter suggested that 27th. We are heading for Wing Ding place and after questioning the people and his visit is cut short. We look for• there, it was a good choice. ward My to him coming back for a longer brother had a ball as usual with us all. visit. After the picnic he invited the people at the picnic for dinner at the Loose Ca• We are looking forward to Wing Ding. boose Restaurant in Top Town outside It’ll be the first real long ride for Kay of Crestline. Lance, Robbin, Tim,and I. Our last one was 15 years ago. Johanna, and Bob and Crissy from the Beatty and Grand Canyon were test San Bernardino HOG chapter, Caseyruns and we gained lots of knowledge my grandson, Kay and I and about my our stamina. It will be one big brother and his wife Patty had dinnerchallenge. together. We had a blast. We laughed until out sides split, and the food wasThat’s it from the ACD’s. Keep the great also. We then went to my broth• dirty side down and remember there ers for cake and coffee. He had are a old riders and old riders, but no cake made with Welcome GWRRA on old bold riders.

6 Chapter Directors Bob & Eileen Callaway

Family

With summer here and many of us taking extended trips on the most beautiful motorcycle made. We felt we would revisit our first article as Officer’s in CA1F. Since that time CA1F has undergone many changes, the chapter has gained new members and sadly have lost some. We have gained new friends through• out the extended GWRRA family and other areas of the motorcycling commu• nity as well. Of course during the passing of time each family has their disagree• ments at times this is only natural but when a crisis arises everyone pulls to gather as a family. Isn’t this what GWRRA is all about?

This our first article as ACD’s of CA1F’ family community provides. If you so bear with us on this. We have been ever faced a crisis or needed help in riding Gold Wings since 1981, and still anyway there was a whole community have that 1979 GL1000, that there we for you. When we joined bought used. With family and careers GWRRA – CA1F we soon felt that old we were not able to ride as much asfeeling of belonging to a family com• we wanted. But since the Kids nowmunity again. Once a week we get have Kids, it’s time for us to get outtogether for family dinners, (and no and fulfill some of our dreams. Theone has to cook), once a month we bikes we had before the first Wingget together for a family breakfast and were an alternate means of transpor• social time followed by a ride some• tation. The Wing we have now is forwhere, which most often includes an• the most part the primary vehicle, other I stop to eat. And every year in ride everyday, to work and for fun. October we have a large family reun• ion, we call a fun run, which many of We were both raised in small farming our fellow Chapters attend. And to communities in southeast Kansas. If even go one better, we have ex• you have ever lived in small towntended families all over the country America, you will understand when Iand we try to join them for family re• say that you were literally raised by a unions. Wow this is a fun family. If whole community. When we wereany of our members has a problem kids we sometimes felt it to be a disad• with their bike we have ample shade vantage, we could never do a thingtree mechanics ready and willing to without everyone knowing our busi•help. If we have a crisis of any kind ness. But as we grew older we real•there is always help as close as the ized more of the good things that, a (Continued on page 17)

7 8 READY TO ROLL ! by John Del Santo

Getting prepared for the Big could be? Some possible results Ride! Over the mountains, across are: the desert, Through the Heartland, and Beyond. Wow! I’m pretty sure Sleep Deprivation: That sounds that I’m prepared for the trip. The like a pretty fancy term, but if I last time I had the Bike tuned•up spent a lousy night on that lumpy was last year at that neat little mattress, but then ended up get• shop we found in Cache Peak, ting a few good hours of Idaho. The altitude was about sleep, and started out on a long 12,000 feet, and I am going days ride, then that is sleep depri• through Death Valley next week, vation. Our body needs the down• which is about 280 feet below Sea time…and we didn’t get enough of level, but I don’t think I need to be it to last the day. concerned about the carburetor setting. What the heck! This baby Dehy dration: Is one that can just takes a kickin’ and keeps on sneak up on you. Lower or higher tickin’! I changed the air filter just elevation, hot or cold temperature, last year, just before that dust Drink! Drink! Drink! Gallons each storm in Arizona, the oil and filter day! And not diuretics like coffee were only changed about 8,000 or alcohol drinks… they just make miles ago…this modern oil really it worse. Our body needs the liq• lasts! I did check the oil level last uid, and if we don’t get enough, month, so it should be O.K. And gallons, our body will let us KNOW the tires look round, so the air about it, sometimes with… pressure is probably fine. Heat Exhaustion: That can We have pretty much just de• make us feel like just stopping and scribed a rider who must spend a laying down next to road and go• lot of time sitting next to the high• ing to sleep. Maybe forever. We way, and spends so much time in can fall asleep as easy on a bike the back of a Pickup Truck that he as we could driving a car… and gets Frequent Flyer Miles there. All “falling” asleep has a whole of us recognized what the rider was ‘nother meaning when it happens doing wrong, and none of us would on a bike. Drink! Drink! Water start a trip this way…. But how of• and Sports drink, Get in some• ten could we start out when our place cool, dump water on your phy s ica l c on d it ion is less than it (Continued on page 12)

9 Fun Facts by Dennis Goldman

Caesar salad has nothing to with Julius Caesar. It was invented in 1942 In some parts of Alaska, Eskimo ice by Caesar Cardini, an Italian•cream is considered to be quite a American chef working in Tijuana,treat. This does not seem odd, after Mexico. During the Fourth of Julyall, we all like ice cream. However, weekend that year, food suppliesconsider the local recipe: caribou fat, were short, so Cardini made do with seal oil, flaked boiled fish, and berries what he had • Romaine lettuce, Par• whipped with snow. Anyone want mesan cheese, anchovies, eggs,some? lemon juice, Worcestershire sauce, croutons and spices. William Howard Taft served only one term as the president of the United Mel Blanc, best known as the voice of States. Nonetheless, he was a good Bugs Bunny, died in 1989 and wasgovernment employee. He also buried in Hollywood Memorial Park. served as a tax collector, solicitor Guess what words are engraved on general, secretary of war, chief justice his tombstone? It says "That's all,of the U.S. Supreme Court, and gov• folks!" ernor of the Philippine Islands.

French toast is an American innova• Buffalo wings were invented in 1964 tion. The exact origin is unknown.by Teressa Bellissimo of the Anchor Legend has it that the dish got itsBar, Buffalo, NY. She was faced with name because it was first made bya crowd of hungry late night custom• someone trying to salvage some old, ers & had no food. She deep•fried stale loaves of French bread. some wings and improvised her own special hot sauce. Who is Earl Spencer? (The brother of Princess Diana).

10 Golden State Gem California District Director Anita and JR Alkire

Well let’s see, what is new???? WEbeautiful country on our Wings, we are so HAVE A NEW 2007 ORANGE 1800!!!!!!!! blessed to live where we do and have Are we excited??? JR hasn’t wiped the such wonderful friends to share time and smile off his face since we got it and that’s our lives with! been 4 weeks ago, his cheeks are starting to hurt (no not the ones he sits on, thatBack at home, we attended 1D’s th4 Sum• seat is really comfortable!). It was an ex• mer Fun Run, and although it was on Fa• perience! Friday, 1 week before leaving ther’s Day, there was a fantastic turn out! for Region Rally, the rear end goes out on A nice breakfast at the Elk’s Lodge, a our beloved 1500. Well by the time welovely ride through Palos Verde and social found one (THANK YOU MIKE, JOHNtime in the park made for a nice event, AND JACK AT JBJ, YOU GUYS AREgood job 1D! AWESOME AND WE LOVE YOU!) it was too late to get it fixed for the trip and weSo, we are getting ready for Wing Ding as had a 10•day trip planned. So what doI am certain many of you are and by the y ou do in a s ituation lik e that? Buy a newtime you read this we’ll have already seen one J On Saturday before the rally weeach other in Billings. Have a safe trip to started scramble to get what we needed and from, enjoy your time, hold onto your put on the 1800 so she’d be ready to go. wallets and we’ll see you back at home. Well, we take off for Wing Ding soon and we are still putting stuff on and making our Don’t’ forget that the Horizon’s Program is shopping list! coming up on August 10th – 12th and the flyer is on the District Website, I expect to Region Rally’s location was beautiful and see MANY of you there!! We already well attended. Chapter M and Q did Cali• have registrations from other states com• fornia very proud with their attendance but ing in so get your reservation in and let’s we had representation from several chap• have some fun. ters. While doing the bike show, the press was there and when it “hit the press” myGet your registration in for District Rally, it conversation was front and center. Wewill be here before you know it and we are will put a link to the article on the Districtplanning loads of fun so don’t miss out, website. we’d really miss you!!

Our vacation was wonderful; we actually So all aboard the GWRRA train, let’s go went mule riding into Bryce Canyon and it ride! as fabulous, something I’ve always wanted to do. As you ride through our

11 (Continued from page 9) don’t live at this altitude for most head and down your shirt, of the year, then Altitude Sick• rest. Because next in line comes ness may be the next thing to af• the worst… fect you. From what I know, you can’t beat it, you can’t stop it, its Heat Stroke: which can worsen just THERE until it decides to go from heat exhaustion with little away, maybe in a couple of warning. Our body’s temperature weeks. There’s a fuzzy kind of control Stops working. Hot dry feeling, your timing is a little off, skin, severe headache, exhaus• when you’re walking, the ground tion, hallucination. is just a little bit further down than your head thought it would THERE IS AN IMMEDIATE be. Your Perception and Reaction POSSIBILITY OF DEATH. time is just a bit off, and your Blood Pressure goes First call 911!!!! Move the victim DOWN. Follow the old rule found to a cool place, douse with water, on medicine bottles: “Don’t use fan breeze onto the victim. If we any power tools or operate heavy act quickly and correctly, maybe machinery.” The local Pharmacist we can prevent permanent brain said there is an over•the•counter damage or death. Once someone med that might help a bit. Any has suffered a heat•related ill• one of these maladies can affect ness, the chances of it happening us and be a serious health prob• again in the future are lem. If we are traveling and we higher. Feel like the road is beat• ignore the symptoms, and these ing you up? Take a day sicknesses double•up on us, we off! ! ! Sleep late. Sit by a brook can expect Big Time Trouble. with water running over your feet. Look at some scen• Drink, Drink, ery. Take a nap. Sack in Drink, Rest, Rest, Rest……. How early. And start the next day as a the heck are we supposed to get whole new person. We may get any riding done??? We WILL get there a day later, but So it done, and finishing the ride in What! The Journey is the Goal. good shape will make the Journey that much better. And then as we climb up the mountains, up to 12,000 feet…. BE WELL, RIDE It’s Cool, It’s Beautiful, but if you HEALTHY, AND………RIDE SAFE!!

12 13 14 GL1800 Steering Damper/Stabilizer System

This is an informative article fortion for mounting was the main 1800 owners who are experiencing challenge. For my purposes, any the 40 • 45 MPH headshake/forkdrilling or otherwise compromising wobble or those who just wish to of the frame integrity was out of the greatly improve the feel of an al•question. The design and structure ready great handling bike. of the 1800 made it impossible to mount a stabilizer in the normal lo• Although not all 1800's exhibit the cations. After an extensive effort I headshake a good number of thehave achieved what could probably do. This rider has had the shake be one of the most user friendly lo• since the bike left the showroom. cations possible. The original Bridgestones, 2 sets of Dunlops, and 2 sets of Metzlers all The damper has eliminated my had the shake. To be fair, the new• wheel wobble, greatly extended my est version of the Bridgestonestire life, and as a suprise bonus seen to be the best. benefit, the handling and "feel" of the bike was immensely improved. However, about 1 year ago I em• barked on a project to design a We have a limited number (10) of steering damper/stabilizer system prototype kits available for installa• for the 1800. The inspiration fortion at a reduced cost to obtain this system came from the factory rider feedback on the product. installed damper found on the LT BMW touring bike which, in its own For additional information or ques• right, is a fine motorcycle (not a tions you can reach me (Walt) at Goldwing) but still pretty good.760•473•0280 or e•mail me at BMW just chose to address the [email protected], or cal problem before the bike left the fac• Tim at 760•473•7357(cell) or 760• tory. 788•1741(home) or e•mail at robert• [email protected]. Finding a suitable, workable loca•

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(Continued from page 7) phone or internet.

As we start a new year with CA1F our goal is to support the members of CA1F, and to assist in keeping this a fun chapter. Everyone who attends meetings, rides, dinner rides or any of the many activities that the chapter provides, should go home feeling that they were welcome and appreciated. After all, we all share a common interest, a love of motorcycles, and the freedom to ride. CA1F offers many educational activities and, you don’t have to pass a test at parking lot practice (PLP), rider education or co•rider seminars, your participa• tion is all that is required. It is guaranteed that you will go home feeling that you have accomplished something that will make you a better and safer rider or co•rider.

By the way after much soul searching we finally sold the GL1000 after 25 years.

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Maps for meeting locations can be found at the back of the newsletter 19 July Rides 4 • 4th of July Pool party (Elmore) 5•7• Wing Ding (Billings MT) 5•Dinner ride (Dalton’s Roadhouse• San Marcos) 8•Breakfast ride (9AM • Archer) 11•Old guys ride (contact Malcolm) 12•Dinner ride •TBD 14•NO CHAPTER MEETING 14•Local ride (Edmundson) and Drive•In Movie 16•Fun Run planning meeting (7PM Lebkuecher) 19•Dinner ride 20•Co•rider seminar (6:30 Callaway) 21• PLP (8AM)••Barbara & Brian Downing open house(4PM) 22•Dairy Queen Ride 25•Old Guys ride 26•Dinner ride TBD 28•Irwindale Raceway (Callaway) 28•Winery ride (Roberts) September Rides 1•3•District Rally (staff meeting will be held at District rally) 6•Dinner ride 8•Chapter meeting – after meeting ride –Drive in movie night 9•Idylwild ride (Callaway) 10•Fun Run meeting (7PM Lebkuecher) 12•Old guys ride 13• Dinner ride 15•County Ride (Brinker) CA2•N event 16•Parking Lot Practice (8AM) 20•Dinner ride 21•23 Nevada A – Avi NV 26•29 Northern CA ride (Carroll) 29•CA1Z event (Temecula) 27 Dinner ride

20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Chapter Meeting Times & Locations

Meeting date/ ti me Chapt er Chapt er Direc tor Meeting Loc ati on

3rd Sunday Denny’s Restaurant Neal Graham & Virginia Allison 8:00 AM Breakfast 2400 College Town Dr CAC 916•454•5290 8:45 AM Meeting Sacramento 1st Saturday Greenhouse Café Eugene & Evelyn Tiede 8:30 AM Breakfast 1169 Commerce Center CA1A 661•9461409 9:15 AM Meeting Lancaster 3rd Sunday Paramount Elks Lodge Tim McShane 8:00 AM Breakfast 8108 E. Alondra Blvd. CA1D 562•920•6564 8:30 AM Meeting Paraount 2nd Saturday The Broken Yolk Café Bob & Eileen Callaway 8:00 AM Breakfast 1851 Garnet Avenue CA1F 858•581•3317 8:30 AM Meeting San Diego (Pacific Beach Area) 1st Sunday Covina Bowl John & Debi Maquire 8:00 AM Breakfast 1060 W. San Bernadino Rd CA1I 909•947•6996 8:30 AM Meeting Covina Last Saturday Lulu’s Café J. David Gilman 8:30 AM Breakfast 16900 Roscoe Blvd. CA1K 818•362•8925 9:00 AM Meeting Van Nuys 2nd Saturday International House of Pancakes (IHOP) Dick & Debbie Rowley 8:00 AM Breakfast 212 Madonna Road CA1L 805•489•1502 8:30 AM Meeting San Luis Obispo 2nd Sunday Elks Club Del & Joanne Britton 8:00 AM Breakfast 2055 Elks Drive CA1M 951•485•1866 9:00 AM Meeting San Bernardino 3rd Saturday Gramma BB’s Gary & Kathleen Andrews 7:00 AM Breakfast 539 Vista Bella CA1N 760•741•8230 8:00 AM Meeting Oceanside 2nd Sunday Hof’s Hut Bob & Carolyn Montez 7:30 AM Breakfast 7005 Knott Avenue CA1Q 714•750•6067 8:00 AM Meeting Buena Park 1st Sunday Knowlwoods Restaurant Ray & Nacny Martin 7:30 AM Breakfast 14952 Sand Canyon CA1R 714•971•7443 8:00 AM Meeting Irvine 3rd Saturday Carrows Restaurant Troy & Cindy Shipp 8:00 AM Breakfast 2401 Harbor Blvd CA1S 805•680•5071 8:30 AM Meeting Ventura (Park in back) 3rd Sunday Coco’s Karl & Lois Chavarria 7:30 AM Breakfast 15570 Park Ave CA1V 760•244•4919 8:00 AM Meeting Victorville Baker’s Square 1st Sunday Shelley Zimmerman 936 North H Street 8:30 AM Meeting CA1Y 805•735•2192 Lompoc 1st Saturday Home Town Buffet Bob & Su•Lin Sutherland 8:00 AM Breakfast 40390 Margarita Road CA1Z 951•506•4666 9:00 AM Meeting Temecula 1st Saturday Nelson’s Restaurant Joe Akkerman 8:00 AM Breakfast 137 South M Street CA2A 559•594•5046 9:00 AM Meeting Tulare 4th Saturday Peach Tree Restaurant Barry Cannon 8:00 AM Breakfast 1080 North Beale Road CA2G 916•786•6654 9:00 AM Meeting Marysville 2nd Saturday J. J. North’s Barry & Aylesa Bullock 8:30 AM Breakfast 2050 Diamond Blvd. CA2J 458•504•5411 9:00 AM Meeting Concord 4th Sunday Jack & Linda’s Country Cafe Bob Clouse & Barbra DeLaney 8:00 AM Breakfast 2390 N. Texas Street CA2K 707•678•2379 9:00 AM Meeting Fairfield 2nd Saturday Pine Tree Restaurant and Lodge Nick & Terry Riolo 8:00 AM Breakfast 19601 Hess Ave CA2N 209•462•6122 9:00 AM Meeting Sonora 3rd Saturday Mimi’s Cafe Dale Croy 8:00 AM Breakfast 4775 Hacienda Drive CA2Q 925•828•7126 8:30 AM Meeting Dublin 1st Saturday Madonna Inn Pat & Wendy O’Keefe 9:00 AM Breakfast 1285 Hecker Pass Hwy CA2R 831•646•9815 9:30 AM Meeting Watsonville 2nd Tuesday Holder’s Restaurant Jim & Sherry Carr 6:00 PM Dinner 988 S. DeAnza Blvd CA2S 408•923•0740 7:00 PM Meeting Cupertino 1st Saturday Home Town Buffet Terry & Susanne Zane 8:00 AM Breakfast 458 W. Shaw Ave CA2W 559•432•5405 9:00 AM Meeting Clovis

31 Chapter F Volunteers (How can YOU help YOUR Chapter?)

Chapter Direc tors Bob & Eileen Callaway 858•581•3317 rcallaway@s an.rr.c om Asst. Chapter Direc tors Ed & Kay C arroll 858•695•8445 ecarr olrets cpo@ aol.com Chapter Educ ators Dennis Gol dman drdgol d@ aol.com Asst. Chapter Educators Bob Cr awford 858•566•5162 bobc @ez webz.c om Treas urer Elai ne Arc her 619•258•0808 toody99@ earthlink.net Tour Dir ector Malcol m Persinger 858•486•4083 mpersjr@ paxio.net Asst. T our Dir ector Lanc e Edmunson lynxbobc at@c ox.net Campi ng Coordi nators Archi e & El aine Archer 619•258•0808 toody99@ earthlink.net Charity Committee Mar y Bri nker 619•562•5868 Bigredwi ng96@c ox.net Asst. Charity Committee Open Dinner Ride C oordinators Tony & Amy Z ych 760•735•9852 trailridingbelgian@c ox.net Asst. Dinner Ride C oor dinators Open Email List Administr ator Tony & Amy Z ych 760•735•9852 trailridingbelgian@c ox.net Events Coordi nator Jos e & El va Barradas 619•465•7208 xoss e@ aol .com Fun Run C oordinators Robert & J anet Lebkuec her 619•562•1152 ca1f•editor@c ox.net Asst. F un Run C oor dinators Open Membershi p Jos e & El va Barradas 619•465•7208 xoss e@ aol .com Asst. Membershi p Open Newsletter Editor Robert Lebkuecher 619•562•1152 ca1f•editor@c ox.net Asst. Newsletter Editor Janet Lebkuec her 619•562•1152 ca1f•editor@c ox.net 32 Chapter Stor e Nanc y Br ody 760•443•9734 brodynanc y@ yahoo.com Asst. Chapter Stor e Open Webmaster Bob Cr awford 858•566•5162 bobc @ez webz.c om Asst. Webmistr ess Suz anne Layman 858•541•1176 suzs har k@s an.rr.com Chapter Photographer JR Al kire 619•264•2845 jralkir e@c ox.net Chapter Photographer Bud Swartwood [email protected] 50/25/25 Richar d Simmons 619•563•7574 rbuc k1186@ aol.c om Asst. 50/25/25 Risa Highwarden Instr uctor C oor dinator Mike and Elma M aur y 858•485•7216 mmaur [email protected] om Par ki ng Coordi nator Richar d Simmons 619•563•7574 rbuc k1186@ aol.c om Indi vidual of the Year 2007 Nanc y Br ody 760•443•9734 brodynanc y@ yahoo.com Couple of the Year 2007 Ed & Kay C arroll 858•695•8445 ecarr olrets cpo@ aol.com National Regional, & California District Volunteers

Executi ve Dir ectors Don & Ci ndy Broc k Region “F” Directors Open Region “F” Educators Tom & Barb J effries 916•682•3469 tjeffer293@ aol .com District Direc tors Anita and JR Al kire 619•741•8893 jralkir e@c ox.net District Educator Ralph Ric har ds on 858•541•1176 rrichards on@s an.rr.c om Suz anne Layman 858•541•1176 suzs har k@s an.rr.com Northern Rides start at McDonald’s Otherwise known as McD’s Escondido (1050 W. Valley Parkway). Take I•15 to Valley Parkway in Escondido. Go East on Valley Parkway to the first signal light and turn left into the McDonald’s parking lot.

Dinner Ride Staging Area

Dinner Rides start at Wal•Mart at I•15 and Aero Drive 3382 Murphy Canyon Road Take I•15 to Aero Drive, then go West to Murphy Canyon. Turn South on Murphy Canyon and Enter the Wal•Mart Parking lot which is on the right. We stage at the far South end of the lot near the Wal•Mart automotive department.

Parking Lot Practice 8322 Clai remont Mesa Blvd

From I15 or SR 163 take Clairemont Mesa Blvd then go WEST. Just WEST of SR 163 (heading West), turn RIGHT into the parking lot just after the Mobile Station.

33 Chapter Meeting Location— ”The Yolk” Broken Yolk Café 1851 Garnet Ave, Pacific Beach 858•270•9655

Note: We must par k in the indic at ed l ot. We c an not par k at the S hell St ati on or across t he str eet fr om the r est aurant. However, par king is not met ered on G arnet A ve so you c an try f or cur b par king in fr ont of t he Broken Y ol k. G o west to Ke ndall (right) and right on G arnet.

Meeting Location

Driving Directions From the North After Meeting I•15 South to I•52 West (stay in far right lane) Staging Area Exit Balboa/Garnet Ave (1st exit on I•5 South) becomes Mission Bay Drive. Right at 3rd light to Garnet Ave (get in #1 lane once you are on Garnet) At the Second light, take the left fork to Balboa/Garnet Ave (toward Beaches) At the third light, turn Right on Lamont Street Left into the Alley before the entrance to the Shell Station Right into the lot of the Broken Yolk Café. Driving Directions From the South I•5 North. Exit Mission Bay Drive/Grand Ave. Grand Ave to Lamont Street (5th traffic light) Turn right and see above directions. After•Meeting rides will stage and depart from Mission Bay Park (see above map)

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Chapter CA•1F c/o Bob & Eileen Callaway 4814 Monongahela St. San Diego, CA 92117

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Rider Education Program Level One Safety by Commitment

If you are committed to Safe Riding, the Chapter will back your commitment by paying for all members who advance to Level II wi thi n one year of obtaining Level I Chapter CA•1F m eets on the second Saturday of each m onth of the Ri der Educati on Program. at the Broken Yolk Café For m ore i nform ati on, contact our 1851 Garnet Ave, Pacific Beach. 858•270•9655 Chapter Educator Bud Brinker. Breakfast at 8AM: Meeting at 8:30AM. [email protected] Website – http://www.gwrra•ca1f.org 619•562•5868