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What??? Wet Again!

Thomas Fishel

The riders are still enduring rain showers. Day 3 of the Cannonball ended at Coker Tire in Chattanooga, TN. Corky Coker hosted a dinner for all of the participants in his museum and a great evening was enjoyed by all. Thanks Corky and crew!!!!


Steve said that both his bike and Ziggy’s ran well today and they again completed the full mileage. They rode with a different set of guys and enjoyed getting to know another group of enthusiasts. What an awesome ride with the scenery today and then took in the views from Lookout Mountain in Chattanooga. Steve says about 9 bikes broke down today and a dozen guys got lost along the way, but apparently made it in time for dinner!


Steve worked on the bike of one of the women Cannonball riders last night. Dottie Mattern #43, who is riding a 1936 Indian Scout needed some help with a few things, so the guys went to work to help out. Steve says they’ve got a few more things to work on, but she’s still running and he will tweak it as they go.


No results in yet tonight, so I’ll have to post tomorrow when I get some more pictures of Sunday’s run from Steve. They were all still trying to dry out this evening. Bikes, riders, support crews, spectators got soaked this evening when bikes were on display at Coker Tire.

Tomorrow’s ride is 237 miles which will take them from Chattanooga, TN to Clarksville, TN. Looking for a rain-free day, fingers are crossed.


Here are a couple random pictures that I thought you’d enjoy…..


Don’t worry, it’s not what you think. Doug stopped to help some fellow Cannonball’ers work on their bike and got some safety help from the officer and his car. Way to go, Doug! Doug has had some issues with his bike, but he’s up and running.



Yesterday, one of the riders had a mechanical problem coming off the off ramp and it caused him to put the bike down. Rider is fine! However, here’s a picture of some of the welding repairs to his running boards that occurred to get him up and going for today.

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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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