NE2011 Issue2

COGnitions Random thoughts and ramblings from your Area Director

I am extremely happy to report that Rudy Vedder, COG 9217, has joined the Northeast staff as AAD for Southeast Pennsylvania. Rudy noticed there was a void in his region and contacted me to find out how he could get involved to help. Please join me in welcoming Rudy aboard and please offer him your support to bring more COG activities to the southeast PA region. Another staff change to report is that Jim Miller has decided to step down as AAD WV/VA. I thank him for his service to the club and its members. While sad to see Jim go, this presents an opportunity for someone, or a couple of someones to take on the AAD role for WV and VA. There are several other AAD openings—see the staff listing on page 8. All you need to do this is to have the desire and motivation to have some fun riding and invite the rest of COG along.

Spring Fling rally is less than 2 weeks away. I plan to be there as I really like visiting Wellsboro. The gas street lighting really adds to the old time, small town feel. I look forward to seeing everyone and enjoying the great riding available in the area. Please remember that COG continues to “go green” and will have only a few copies of sample ride route sheets. Please visit the online Member Library to download the GPS files and route sheets.

Then only a couple of months later the Northeast Area rolls out the red carpet to all of COG when we host the 2011 National Rally in the Green Mountains of Vermont. Online and mail-in registration is open now. Details were provided in the latest Concourier magazine and also posted on the cog-online.org rally web pages. Please book rooms and register soon, and don’t forget to order your rally apparel when you register. The apparel will only be available by pre-order up to July 13. We are still looking for help. Please contact me if you want to volunteer, but are not sure what you can do.

Dates for the Fall Rally are now locked in, and a motel has been selected. Rally host Scott Sorger has worked a deal with room rate around $50, but this requires a 3-night minimum. He says accommodations are basic. He will be arranging the Saturday dinner at Mario’s, which will be within walking distance. Complete details are forthcoming as these places just opened for the season and not ready to take reservations. Looks for more info online and in the next newsletter.

2011 - Issue #2 - mid spring

photo courtesy Bob Barbanti #7134

NORTHEAST FALL RALLY Lake George, NY September 22-25 SAVE THE DATES Details in next newsletter. Rally Hosts Scott Sorger & Terry Faherty

Concours Owners Group NORTHEAST AREA NEWS

2 2011 - Issue #2 - mid spring

New Members First things first, a warm welcome to our newest NE area COG members!

NORTHEAST AREA NEWS is published 5-6 times a year for Northeast Area members of the Concours Owners Group. Submissions are welcomed and members are encouraged to share their COG experiences. Email: [email protected] Snailmail: 821717 Sideroad 1, RR3 Chatsworth, ON, N0H 1G0, Canada Many of the opinions stated in this publication may make no sense to those sound of mind and may just be conveniently ignored. If you use any of the information in this rag to incur damage to yourself, your motor or any innocent or not so innocent bystanders it is you own fault...you were warned! ©2011 Concours Owners Group

Notice Board NE area Hosts National Rally Aug 8-12!

A Call for Volunteers by Mike Aldea #528, Check-In Team Lead

As we prepare for the Green Mountain National Rally, one of the most labor intensive areas we will need help with is attendee Check-In. Combined with the new Hospitality Team this is when everyone’s rally experience starts and we want to make it a good one. Ideally we would like enough help to avoid any long lines and to make this a quick and painless bit of business for everyone involved. Can you spare some of your rally time to help out? It is a great way to meet other attendees and make new friends. Send an email with your contact info and your expected arrival day & time to [email protected] and we will add you to the list of those helping make the Green Mountain National a great rally.

COG is only as good as WE all make it. Let’s make it great!

Harpers Ferry NH - Christy Huddle #9446

New City NY - Robert Wunsch #9447 Staten Island NY - Robert Gayle #9451

Norwood NJ - Peter Conti #9454 Manorville NY - John Gorg #9457

Barneveld NY - Barry Gambil #9459 Newmarket NH - Victor Landau #9462

Ballston Spa NY - Richard Doheny #9463 New Canaan CT - William Hilson #9466

Cliffton Park NY - David Goodcoff #9467 Cobourg ON - Simon Sullivan #9469

New London CT - Tim Anderson #9470 Winfield PA - Jeffrey Bell #9471

Clinton CT - William Walter #9472 Grand Bay-Westfield NB - Earl Hart #9474

Granville OH - David Krupp #9475

Chesapeake VA - David Jernigan #9477 Weare NH - Thomas Vaughan #9480

Quispamsis NB - Karl Maskos #9483 Attleboro MA - John May #9487

Beaver Springs PA - Doug Brill #9501 Earlton NY - Jonathan Gould #9506

Bogota NJ - Tom Daley #9517 New Boston NH - Daniel J.Reardon Jr. #9522

Lee NH - Bob Dallon #9525 Norwich CT - Christopher Constantine #9526

Danvers MA - TJ Welsh #9530 Toronto ON - Lyndon Rollit #9532

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Editor’s Corner Requests, random observations, and the

occasional rant. Neil Baldwin #5762 As I am piecing together the newsletter this eve-ning, I am listening to the Canadian general election results coming in on the radio so that’s my excuse for any errors you may find. I want to say special thanks to William Bellman #2029 for sending me his SIWIK (see page 7). I can tell you it is

often a challenge getting content in for the newsletter and having people like William send me stuff I can keep on hand… without even having to ask, beg or plead! So I am grateful for that and any other content that comes my way from COG-NE members. I am also grateful for the COG-NE AADs who consistently send me reports to insert in the newsletter and keep a connection with members. As you keep hearing and reading, COG is a volunteer-run organization. It is you—we—who make it happen.

Contact me: [email protected]


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Around the NORTHEAST News from your Assistant Area Directors (complete list of AADs on back page). Metro NY/NJ—Terry Faherty #792 Is it finally spring yet?!? I'm not quite sure here in NYC since the weather doesn't seem to want to get in step with the calen-dar just yet. We're in the home stretch now to the Spring Fling in Wellsboro so if you haven't registered and made some res-ervations, now is the time. I will proba-bly be meeting up with Steve Smith as he motors in from Connecticut for a nice backroads route to the rally. Hope to see you there! I'll also probably be in Lake George for Americade from Wednesday evening to Sunday if I can get the days off. I now stay in Queens-bury since my usual partner in crime, Scott Sorger, moved to the great white north. Always fun to troll the Tourexpo and take advantage of the great roads in the Adirondacks. Anyone who might be in town, drop me an e-mail, phone call, forum mail, and maybe we can get together for some hijinks. Speaking of Lake George, some progress has been made for the Fall Rally with a very rea-sonable rate for rooms being possible. The date is still getting nailed down, but we're trying to keep it in September rather than October. Lastly, I'm regis-tered for the National in Vermont...are you? Don't miss this one folks, the loca-tion is pretty much perfect. And if they finish paving Vermont SR 125 it will be even better!!! Keep the rubber side down and see you out there! ON (GTA) - Dave Clancy #5452 Our area’s meet & greet (and eat) the second Tues-day of the month is con-tinuing – see the details in the ride schedule. April’s meeting had a great turn-out and since May will be in motorcycle

weather finally, the next meeting we will expect even more motorcycles. I have booked my room and registered online for the ‘Spring Fling’ in Wells-boro, PA. It’s less than 4 hours from the Peace Bridge, a scenic town with great riding in the area and close to Finger Lakes wineries. Think about the Na-tional in Vermont – it’s reasonably close for us. See you Tues. May 10 at Mo-hawk Inn. Western PA - Joe Cyprych #4665 Hello fellow Coggers. Spring has sprung and I already have a few much needed rides in. We’re looking forward to the first event at Wellsboro… if you have never been there you need to go there. It’s a great area for riding and a great kickoff for the riding season. We’re looking forward to seeing old friends and meeting some new ones, so don’t be shy. Come on out and meet the gang. With that, I hope everyone can get out this year and attend a ride or event. As always feel free to contact me with any questions or ride ideas. See you on the road. Take care. NY Hudson Valley Northwest Bob Barbanti #7134 Well, spring is finally here! It's time to ride again for us here in the cold North-east. It was a brutal winter that ran into spring but it's over now and we’re on our way. Let me start off by thanking all the people who came out and kept the Newburgh Meet & Greets going right through the win-ter. The March M&G had ten people show up for lunch and a couple even were able to ride… outstanding in my book! The monthly second Saturday meet & greets continue on both June 11th and July 9th respec-tively, held again at the Gateway dinner in New-burgh, NY. Come on out for lunch and possibly a ride afterwards.

Upcoming events include a ride to Kundla's BBQ that will take place instead of the May M&G, on May 14th. Mike Aldea and I did this in September and it was a great day and eats. Mike will be leading the group this time from North Jersey. So come along and enjoy some good riding and BBQ! Then the next weekend May 19-22 will be the spring fling in Wellsboro, PA. I've been looking for-ward to this all winter. So if you can, do not miss this weekend of riding and cama-raderie. Next up on June 18-19 is a ride called the un-rally to Saratoga Springs, NY. I have a route that should be a great day for anybody who rides with me, that includes Ilion gorge. I call it the un-rally because its basically a ride that will be an overnight. It allows other groups or individuals to also come out on their own and enjoy the evening with some good ole' COG camaraderie over dinner and/or beverages! See the ride schedule for more details. I do suggest that you check the Cog-online calendar of events for any changes and particulars. If you don't use the website. Feel free to contact me and I will fill you in on the particulars. Hopefully the Saratoga Un-Rally will be worth it. This should allow people or groups from New England, north, south and west to meet up if they so choose! Saratoga is not cheap during the sum-mer months, so expect a pricey week-end but of course feel free to stay where ever you like, and meet up with us. Hope to see y'all there.



RIDE REPORT Delaware River Run - April 17, 2011 By Jim Ansbro #8443 We began just a few miles from our start point and headed to Washing-ton Crossing Park, Pennsylvania, for the Norton Gathering. Within their flock were a multitude of manufactures, blasts from the past, and cur-rent. The Norton's are being manufactured again, but the price went up.. way up. From there we crossed over the Delaware, very close to where George Washington and troops had crossed back in 1776 creating the turning point in the revolutionary war. We travelled thru several small and quaint towns, while keeping the river close to us. Our journey northwest turned at Phillipsburg, NJ, where we again crossed the Dela-ware river into the town of Easton. The Lehigh river dumps into the Delaware at this point, from the pics, obviously therewas abit of cresting from the rivers created by the storm. Our restaurant stop (Larry Holmes) was disappointingly closed, only because it was Sunday... So we made the best of it, and went to an old country store that makes very good sandwiches and such.. All in all, despite the streams that continually crossed our path throughout the ride, all seemed satisfied with the journey!



RIDE SCHEDULE Time listed is START time. See www.cog-online.org for updates.

(CT) SAT 7 May 12PM ERC Class As we have done in the past years we are going to try and fill a MSF Experienced Rider Class with Cogger's.. it's a great way to tune up for the riding season. The class is on the range the whole day so there is lots of riding with stops to review what you have learned and to cover the next exercise. It takes place 12:00- 6:30 PM at Naugatuck Valley Community College (NVCC): 750 Chase Parkway Waterbury CT. The cost is $85.00 plus $20.00 if you wish to bring a passenger. You ride your own bike and bringing a snack and water is highly recommended. The class runs rain or shine. Open to all riders, COG or not. Contact NVCC to register: 203-575-8029, M-F, 9:00-4:30. www.nvcc.commnet.edu/Motorcycle NORM WALTON 860.635.0803 [email protected]

(ON) TUE 10 May 7PM South Central Ontario Meet-Up 2nd TUE each month Mohawk Inn, Campbellville, Guelph Ln, just N of 401. All welcome, friends, wives, girl/boy friend. Many hungry people arrive earlier to their dinner - road house food, salad, wings, burgers, fish & chips etc. A mainly social function to meet other riders, shoot the breeze, plan rides. DAVE CLANCY 905.389.7681 [email protected]

(NJ) SAT 14 May 9AM Springtime at Kundlas Ride to Eat Meet at the McDonald's, 150 Rt 17 S, Mahwah NJ. Kickstands up at 9:30AM. MIKE ALDEA 973.238.1107 [email protected]

(PA) THU-SUN 19-22 May COG NE Spring Fling Located in north central PA, along the famous Rt 6 corridor, the rally area is abundant with museums, wineries, great roads and terrific scenery. Register and book early. Rooms at Penn Wells Lodge held until May 5th only. Camping also available nearby. Rally fee $35 (non members $45) includes banquet, prizes & more. Complete details on www.cog-online.org or contact Jason Kaplitz 814.535.8669 mailto:[email protected]

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(MA) FRI-SUN 27-29 May 1PM Camping Weekend & Ride Join hosts Greg & Tracey Habel, and Pat & Sher Mulloy for a memorable spring camping weekend in north-central MA on the NH border at Otter River State Forest. On SAT we’ll have a day ride, lunch at a family restaurant followed by cookout & campfire back at the camp. Tenting not your thing? Try a yurt (a canvas cabin), complete with bunk beds, tables, chairs, water, and electric. Just bring linens & utensils. Nearby hotels are also available. GREG HABEL [email protected] 508.473.2257

(NY) SAT 11 June 11AM Newburgh Meet & Greet Join us for a lunch meet and greet on (usually) 2nd SAT of each month at the Gateway diner in Newburgh NY. It's a chance to meet some of the COG family and friends. We’ll be having lunch with the possibility of a short ride afterwards. I picked a fairly new diner on 300 in the Town of Newburgh, within seconds from exit 17 on I-87 or exit 7S of I-84, located adjacent to the Hampton Inn on RT 300. BOB BARBANTI 845-895-1130 (H) 845.206.7406 (M) [email protected]

(ON) TUE 14 June 7PM South Central Ontario Meet-Up Same details as 10 May.

(PA) FRI-SUN 17-19 June 4PM Pepper Run Camp & Ride We have beautiful roads here in Central PA. Arrive anytime after 4:00 pm and stay at my Hunting Club, located in Loganton PA, just off I-80 at exit 185. No dirt roads to the Club. Sleeping accom for 20 people & unlimited tenting. Bring your own bedding. Bath & cooking facilities at the Club. SAT breakfast at the Club around 9:00AM after which both short trips & long trips available plus a Dual Sport Ride for anyone interested in dirt rides. Dinner at the Club 6:30PM then bonfire to relax and talk about the day’s activities. If you prefer motel, contact me for list. Please reg in advance so we have enough food. DUANE SHAFFER 570.726.4676 (H) 570.295.5229 (M) [email protected]

(NY) SAT-SUN 18-19 June 8:30AM The “Un-Rally” On SAT ride up to Saratoga Springs NY then spend the night in downtown Saratoga or go your own way. Others are welcome to meet up in Saratoga, on their own or in our group. Everyone responsible for making their own lodging arrangements. The plan is for possible dinner, beverages or both and of

course camaraderie with your fellow motorcyclists! I have reserved six rooms for Saturday night at the Saratoga Downtowner motel for my riding group 518.584.6160. They have blocked my rooms (4 kings, 2 doubles) until May 15. Room price is $149 + tax. If to pricey there are other options. On SUN, everyone is free to go their own way, or ride back as a group. Remember, this is an un-rally. so basically, everyone will be responsible for themselves. BOB BARBANTI 845.895.1130 (H) 845.206.7406 (M) [email protected]

(MD) FRI-SUN 24-26 June 4PM North & South Get-Together #14 Come FRI to setup your tent and have a cookout in the evening. Plenty of tent space in the backyard. SAT breakfast will be held in the driveway, serving bacon & eggs, juice, coffee then starting at 8AM leave at your free will on one of many routes that could take you in PA, VA, WV and MD of 260 miles or 1 of 2 short routes of 100 miles or a Dual Sport Ride. Around 6:30PM, evening cookout. SUN breakfast, once more in the driveway followed by guided ride starting from 8AM. From Westminster: Rt 140 to Rt 27 N 6 miles, right on Old Fort Schoolhouse Rd. Fleming's is 1 mile on left at top of hill. From Hanover: PA 94 S into MD where it becomes MD 30. Cont to Manchester. Turn right at MD 27 (Sheetz store on left) 2.4 miles. Then a left onto Old Fort Schoolhouse Rd. Fleming's is 1 mile on left at top of hill. Contact me if you plan on coming (or for nearby lodging info) so I know how much food to fix. RUSSELL FLEMING [email protected] 410.374.9687

(PA) FRI-SUN 8-10 July 10AM Cook Forest Weekender An annual event, this is a great area to ride & relax in. Fantastic roads and plenty of attractions to explore. The Kinzu Dam, Zippo Lighter Museum, Cook Forest Park and wineries are just a few the many attractions in the area. This is a great area to hold a ride in and it has always been well attended. Campground is first class and very motorcycle friendly. Two tents/site or they also have sleeping rooms & a cabin for rent. Reserve early because they go fast. Contact campground for more info. They will be holding an area for us so mention you’re with COG. Come on out and join the gang for a great weekend. I promise you the weather will be better this year (it couldn’t ever be worse than it was last year - LOL) Kalyumet campground 8630 Miola Rd Lucinda PA 16235 814.744.9622 [email protected] JOE CYPRYCH [email protected] 724.796.1401

(NY) SAT 9 July 11AM Newburgh Meet & Greet Same details as 11 June.

(ON) TUE 12 July 7PM South Central Ontario Meet-Up Same details as 10 May.

(VT) MON-FRI 8-12 August 8AM COG NATIONAL Rally !!! See back page for details.

(ON) TUE 9 August 7PM South Central Ontario Meet-Up Same details as 10 May.

(PA) SUN 21 Aug 9AM Sport Touring Camaraderie Ride #2 Hosted by members of COG and other sporttour clubs. All welcome. Meet 9am for breakfast at Iron Skillet restaurant, Petro Truck Stop, 1201 Harrisburg Pike, Carlisle PA [GPS: N 40-13.903 W 077-08.551].Six rides offered, 140 - 200 miles each, one mixed paved & unpaved. All rides self-guided and end at Middlesex Diner in Carlisle PA. Contact me for lodging info. RUSSELL FLEMING [email protected] 410.374.9687

(WV) FRI-SUN 9-11 September 8AM 9-11 Remembrance Ride Boyer Station is located in beautiful Pocahontas County surrounded by the Monongahela National Forest. Home base will be Boyer Motel, Restaurant & Campground, just south of the confluence of Rte 28 & 92. Campground has water and electric hookups, picnic tables at each site, hot showers, flush toilets, sewer hookups for those with a land yacht, dump station, playground and more. The motel has about 20 very rustic rooms. Grocery stores, gas and restaurants are nearby. Both hard top and DS suggested route sheets will be available. KURT NORDSTRUM 540.582.9414 [email protected]

(ON) TUE 13 September 7PM South Central Ontario Meet-Up Same details as 10 May.

(NY) THU-SUN 22-25 September Northeast Fall Rally, Lake George, NY Save the dates. Details coming next issue.

(VA/KY) FRI-MON 7-10 October 4PM Breaks Interstate Park This is a full service State park that sits on the boundary line between VA & KY. It’s in a remote area but with some excellent motorcycle roads, limited traffic and lots of great scenery. Since it’s such a long haul for most of the mid-Atlantic area, FRI & MON are set aside as travel days with no organized rides planned. Routes will be

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provided for both Saturday (10/8) and Sunday (10/9). There is a nice lodge on premises with reasonable peak season rates (between $80 -$90, double occupancy plus modest seniors discount); reservations can be made by phone 276.865.4413). Lodge consists of 80 rooms in 6 buildings and I strongly recommend you make reservations early in the year… this is a very busy time of year for them and no rooms are blocked for us so it is first come, first served. Having stayed there before, I plan to try to get a room in the building that houses units 111-134; view out back is spectacular. Lodge also has a restaurant with good food and reasonable prices, and most meals (except when we’re on the road) will be there. Closest town about 10 miles away and meal options are a bit limited. Also, a nice campground in the park for those so inclined. Non-electric sites ~$15 or serviced $18-22/night. Book using the same number listed above for lodge reservations. http://www.breakspark.com/ Clyde Watson 804.771.3876 or 804-921-5896 cell [email protected]

(MD) SUN 9 October 8:30AM C14 Riders & Friends Ride Meet for breakfast at the Union Bridge Fire Hall 18 West Locust Street Union Bridge MD [GPS N39-34.056 W77-10.799] for 9AM breakfast buffet. Route sheets will be handed out for a 150-mile self guided ride that will end at Shippensburg PA. The ride will take you on some of the finest motorcycle roads in the area. Come out and show your support for sport touring at its finest. You will ride in MD and PA. For more info or to get a copy of the ride in GPS format: RUSSELL FLEMING [email protected] 410.374.9687.

OPINION The Vegetarian Motorcyclist By Neil Baldwin #5762 I’m used to being a bit of an, ah, eccentric when it comes to food and drink. As one piece of evidence, I’m known as a bit of a coffee aficionado (others seem to use the abbreviation “SNOB”) to the point that friends are scared to brew up any java when I come over. As another, I live in Grey county, one of Ontario’s prime cat-tle farming areas, and my preference not to eat things that walked, crawled, flew or swam, makes me a rare (and odd) bird ‘round these parts.

I think it was as I was riding through rural Pennsylvania, on the way to the Johnstown COG national, that I sat down in a roadside restaurant for a lunch break, looked around, and realized I bet-ter not inquire, “can you tell me the vege-tarian option today?” if I wanted to make it out alive. Now, I’m not quite sure why it is that motorcycling often seems to preclude what I refer to as “good” food, or why it is so difficult to find a decent latté within range of any biker get-together, but I don’t get steamed* about it because it’s a good reminder that riding is about being present, enjoying “what is”, and going

wherever the road (whether geographic or culinary) takes you. Motorcycling is not good for control freaks because, plan as you like, it will always involve hap-penstance to some extent. I used to be someone who liked to know exactly what to expect. Well, I still am sort of. But life in general, and riding in specifics, is a great teacher in this regard. I do still plan for contingencies but I rarely get para-lyzed by the unknown anymore. Living too much in the past or future can be dangerous when combined with riding. *hope you’ll excuse the pun… get it: “steamed”, “latte” OK, forget it, I thought it was funny but then again my Jeep has a custom license plate CAFE 0L8 so what does that tell ya!

SIWIK STUFF I WISH I KNEW . . . when I first started riding a Connie

(advice & wisdom for newbies & others)

It was designed for Europe, that’s why your thighs will get fried in the summer in the heat, Baker Air Wings are wonderful.

The saddle bag can be installed if you start them forward about an inch and then move them back.

The front brake pads will last 16K miles and work better than EDC pads.

It’s really a ZX-10 with smaller carbs and milder cams.

The mirrors will become loose if you move them around.

You need the right sized air pump to work the rear shock pressure. 5 to 50 lbs.

Valve adjustments can wait for 10K miles if you don't dog it at high RPM's.

The rear bags are wider than the mirrors

The engine heat eats batteries.

Clearview makes a 11" tall windscreen.

Running it one gear down, 4th gear not 5th, helps handling.

Adjust the cam chain tensioner now & then, cuts down on noise.

Don't over load the saddle bags.

The porous cast mag. wheels bleed air over time, check once a week.

The fuel tank does rust, top off in the winter before you store.

Ed Note: Thank you to William Bellman #2029 for these pearls of wisdom. Add your voice and send your “SIWIK” for a future issue: [email protected]

NE AREA STAFFNE AREA STAFF

Area Director (AD) Steve Smith #3184 203-720-7575 [email protected] Web Editor Wayne Geiser #8542 978-851-2710 [email protected] Newsletter Editor Neil Baldwin #5762 519-794-0129 [email protected]

Assistant Area Directors: (AADs) VT, NH, ME Kevin Martin #145 978-459-6275 [email protected] Metro NY/NJ Terry Faherty #792 718-227-2099 [email protected] NY (Hudson Valley SE) Mike Flynn #4493 914-239-3721 [email protected] NY (Hudson Valley NW) Bob Barbanti #7134 845-895-1130 [email protected]

PA (western) Joe Cyprych #4665 724-796-1401 [email protected] PA (south east) Rudy Vedder #9217 717-672-6902 [email protected] DE (east MD, south NJ) Bob Chappell #1283 302-791-0582 [email protected] CT, RI Norm & Lorie Walton #7011/a 860-836-5162 [email protected]

ON (GTA) Dave Clancy #5452 905-389-7681 [email protected] ON (eastern) Ken Fader #8534 613-865-7995 [email protected] Vacant (please help!): • NY (west & central) • NJ • VA • WV • MD • Maritimes (Canada)

photo courtesy Kevin Martin #145

Northeast Area to host COG National Rally!

August 8-12, 2011 Mt Snow, West Dover VT - Grand Summit Hotel The riding radius from rally central could allow you to ride in 7 states and Canada. The rally will span Monday through Friday, allowing travel time on both weekends. Several lodging options within the resort are being offered, with some very affordable options if you book early. The discounted room rates will be extended on both weekends for those who wish to stay a bit longer. REGISTER NOW - Earlybird rally fee only until June 1st. Registration forms in last Concourier magazine or online at on www.cog-online.org or contact Jason Kaplitz 814-535-8669.

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