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Perfect Day For A Yard Sale

  • Dee Dee Rinker
  • Sep 2, 2023
  • 2 min read



We were anxious to get on the road and all of us were up early this morning. There was not much at the hotel breakfast so we got ready and decided to have it at our first gas stop. Down the road we went. It was quite rough going down the road and one railroad crossing had us all bouncing hard.


We made it to the minimart, got gas and had our breakfast cakes. Ready to roll.... or so we thought til Joe yelled to Steve that he had a flat tire. The bikes were shut back off. The rear tire on Steve's bike was flat! They inspected it and we started looking for an out of the way shady spot. We can't complain, over 12,000 miles and this is the first flat! Had to have at least one before we got home!







We got the bike pushed over to the tire changing area, got it on the rear stand and took the studs and axle out. Then Steve laid the bike over on it's side. I held onto the bars and Joe took the tire out to change. I was impressed as I had never seen one on its side like that before.






The only thing they could find was the valve stem was loose from the tube. They took the bad tube out and put a new one in. The railroad tracks!!! Apparently it got a slow leak and sitting at our breakfast stop gave it enough time to go flat.



Camille looks sad here, but she was up and going quick. We were just glad it happened at our breakfast stop and not along Route 30 somewhere.




A shady spot, help and an air hose...what more could you ask for and not be at your own garage.



Happy GLH! Ready to go!


Of course, we also had to run out of gas at least one more time between gas stops before we got home!



On the road again!




Our last gas stop of the evening was here.......



and we laugh because, ironically it is exactly where Joe joined us in the rain on the very first day of our trip! How cool is that!




 
 
 

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Jared is a third generation Indian enthusiast. He is the proud Dad of three daughters: Jordan, Karter and Spencer. Jared lives with his family in Findlay, Ohio and works as an engineer in the petroleum industry. His favorite motorcycle from the family collection is the 1934 Standard Scout.

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Justin lives in Findlay, OH with his children, Karson and Isabella. Justin is an engineer with Marathon Petroleum in Findlay.  He is most proud of Lil Miss Red, the first bike (741 Custom) he independently restored.

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Steve is Buck's son. It is his passion for the bikes that has allowed the team to grow their collection to what it is today. He loves sharing his talents with his sons, Justin and Jared, almost as much as he enjoys sharing his love for the motorcycles with his 9 grandchildren.

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