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CA2S SHARK BYTES July 2018

• Chapter News, Pg 3

• IOY News, Pgs 8-9

• COY News, Pgs 10-11

• Chapter Stores, Pg 14

Next

Chapter Gathering Saturday, July 21

Omega Restaurant @ 90 S Park Victoria, Milpitas

Breakfast @ 7:30 AM Meeting @ 8:00 AM

Gold Wing Road Riders Association Region F / California District

Chapter CA2S Silicon Valley Wings

What’s in this issue:

CD News: Page 2 Calendar: Pages 4 MEC News: Pages 5-6 Rider Education: Page 6 Rider Levels: Page 9 For Sale: Page 15 Chapter Contact Info: Page 16

CA2S Chapter Director can be contacted at, Ralph

French, randrfrench@comcast.net, (209) 305-9251.

“Friends for Fun, Safety and Knowledge”

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Happy July 4. Chapter S is a great chapter to be in because of all the things that happen and the people that

are involved in the chapter. We have some good news for Chapter 2S. After a long and hard search, one

couple will be advancing as your new chapter directors. You may recognize them, as they have been with us

for a while now.

For those of you that were not at the barbecue on June 30, you missed out on a lot of fun. We had some very

good food, a great game of Bocce Ball, and the announcement of officer changes for chapter 2S.

First I want to thank all the cooks that supplied food for the barbecue, it was outstanding. Second, I would like

to thank Paul A. for putting up with the heat of not only the weather, but the barbecue grill while cooking the

meats. And a big thank you to Gary & Lori for opening their home to us for the event.

Let’s get back to the news of the month. Gary & Lori will be assuming the responsibilities of chapter director

for CA-2S on September 1 of this year 2018. They have filled the role of your Member Enhancement

Coordinator and as Chapter Store for the past several years. We greatly appreciate their service in that

capacity. However, they cannot do it all.

Moreover, another big thank you to Bob and Donna Fletcher. They will be joining the team as your new

Member Enhancement Coordinators for Chapter 2S. Donna has held that position in another CA chapter so

they will be a great addition to the staff.

But wait, that is not all. Remember I stated that Gary and Lori also had the role of Storekeeper. Sandy

Shewey will be filling that role. What can you say but thank you.

Don’t think that is all. The chapter still needs you. There are still some rolls to fill. The big ones have been

taken, but; there are some still very important roles to fill that are not as much work. Think about getting

back involved with the chapter. If not as a staff member then as a JAM (just a member). We missed you at

the gatherings. We would love to see you there. Come support our new staff as they fill their new roles. Any

help that you can supply, even if just encouragement, will be appreciated.

Thanks -

Acting Chapter Director.

Ralph French

Chapter

Director’s

Message

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July

Anniversaries

Paul & Ruth Androwsky 12

Ralph & Robynn French 20

Sal & Patti Esposito 25

Visit the Silicon Valley Wings Yahoo Group at: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SiliconValleyWings

Do you order online from Amazon?

If so, help the chapter by using our special account. We get a % of the purchases that goes to our chapter

funds. Use the special code/link below:

http://www.amazon.com/?_encoding=UTF8&tag=c0997-20

Upcoming events you should put on your

calendar Apr 7 Tomales Bay Ride May 4-5 CA2S Yard Sale (start saving stuff) May 25-27 Hoot in the Ute Check your email and the yahoo site for more activities, details, polls, & information.

More information is available at: http://www.ca2s.org/

Visit the Silicon Valley Wings Yahoo Group at: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SiliconValleyWings

Douglas gets Special Recognition

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CA2S SCHEDULED RIDES AND EVENTS

June 16 Sat CA2S Chapter Gathering – Early & Quick Omega Restaurant

16 Sat RIDE: CA2N Rally Sonora

24 Sun University Class T.B.D.

July 1 Sun * * * * BBQ at Gary & Lori's * * * * Manteca 14 Sat * * * * Game Night * * * * T.B.D. 21 Sat CA2S Chapter Gathering – Early & Quick Omega Restaurant 21 Sat RIDE: CA-C Rally Elk Grove Park

August 3 - 6 Fri - Mon RIDE: Golden Beach – Oregan Trip Oregan 12 Sun * * * * Dinner at Sal & Patti's * * * * San Jose 17 - 19 Fri - Sun RIDE: Blue Butt Rally Reno, NV 18 Sat CA2S Chapter Gathering & RIDE After Omega Restaurant 28 - 31 Tue - Fri Wing Ding Knoxville, TN

September 1 Sat Wing Ding Knoxville, TN 8 Sat RIDE: Lunch at Tony's Seafood Marshall/Tomales Bay 15 Sat CA2S Chapter Gathering & PLP Omega Restaurant 29 Sat RIDE: Charles M. Shulz Museum Santa Rosa

October 7 Sun RIDE: Ride 4 Kids Fairfield 13 Sat RIDE: CA2R Rally Redding 20 Sat CA2S Chapter Gathering & RIDE After Omega Restaurant 26 - 28 Fri - Sat AZ District Rally Lake Havasu City, AZ 27 Sat CA2S Halloween Party T.B.D.

November 4 Sun University Class T.B.D. 17 Sat CA2S Chapter Gathering Omega Restaurant 23 Fri RIDE: Deer Run Harris Ranch, Coalinga 25 Sun RIDE: Los Altos Light Parade Los Altos

December 8 Sat RIDE: Toys 4 Tots San Jose 15 Sat CA2S Christmas Party Omega Restaurant Note: T.B.D. means To Be Determined

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Most of the active members of CA2S already know this, but I’ll mention it anyways. Lori and I are moving into the Chapter Director position. Surprised? We’ll be taking over the helm starting September 1st of this year. This was first announced at the CA2S’ 3rd annual “BBQ in Manteca” party. More on the party below. So what does this mean to all of you in chapter CA2S? Well, probably nothing to “most”. We don’t (as of this writing) expect any big changes. Maybe better jokes at the gathering? Just kidding; I have terrible jokes. Our focus will still be on having fun, riding safe, more riding, and of course education as our predecessors also did. So, not too much change “except” to say that we will be vacating the Membership Enhancement Coordinator (MEC) position that we've held for over 3-1/2 years. We’ve had a lot of fun doing this, but heck, it’s time to “pass the torch”, “hand off the baton” so to say to someone else. Another item that we are handing off is the Chapter Stores. We’ve been doing stores for even longer. Both the MEC position and chapter stores can be quite rewarding at times. There’s something to be said about seeing the fruits of your labor; the laughs, the smiles, the enjoyment. Too hard-sell? Maybe, but it’s true. What can I say? Besides and no worry, we’ll still be around to help out and advise if so wished.

* * * * * * * * * * Okay, enough about us. So what did we accomplish in June? Anything? You bet we did! We managed to squeeze in both our chapter gathering on our usual Saturday and also CA2N’s rally in Sonora all in the same day. Only five dedicated members attended the “early” 6:30am gathering. Too early for most. However, CA2S did a little better with nine attending the CA2N rally. As usual, CA2S made off with a number of raffle gifts, including three of the grand prizes. The following weekend, Ralph and Robynn French presented the “Group Riding” and “Road Captain” classes. Great turnout with 18 in attendance (including R&R) from CAC, CA2J, CA2N and of course CA2S. The two classes overlapped a bit in information, but it was nice to have the repeat to allow the info to sink in. As a result, we get a new patch to put on our vests. Yes! Lori didn’t immediately express any outward signs of joy since she’s the one that does all the sewing. On second thought, I’ll probably have to move pins in order to get the patches on the vests. Oh well… The last day of the month was the “BBQ in Manteca” party. 20 people attended. There was great food, great games, great conversations and of course some really great fun. Ralph French won the "Upper Bracket" in the Bocce Ball Tournament, while Sandy Hepburn won the "Lower Bracket". It was a bit too hot at 105 deg. so no one was up to trying the other yard games; not even the oversized Checkers. The heat eventually led us to clear out the living room and move a couple of tables along with chairs indoors for dinner. After dinner we drew the Streetmasters raffle tickets. Third place and $50 was won by John Hein of CA2S, and second place and $100 went to Jerry Wold of CA2J. First place and the Streetmasters certificate went to CA2S' Roger Moraes. Congratulations to all the winners. And, Thank You All that participated in our annual fundraiser raffle. Continued on Next Page

Membership

Enhancement

Coordinators

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Rider Education

Guess what, it’s July. We are half way through 2018. And speaking of July, Happy 4th

of July. It is great being

part of America where we have our freedoms. One of those is being part of GWRRA and having the

opportunity to take training allowing us to be better. Better in riding and better in life.

One of those life classes is CPR. Have you checked to see if you are due for a CPR/FA class to keep current in

your levels. If you need one, contact Ralph French at randrfrench@comcast.net. If we have enough interest

we will get one scheduled soon.

CPR/FA is not only a levels requirement every 2 years, but it is a good skill to have. You never know when you

may be needed to save a life.

Ralph French

randrfrench@comcast.net

Following the drawings Ralph announced that Lori and I will be the next CA2S Chapter Directors. We got a hearty round of applause and a big sigh of relief from a couple others. I don’t know if this announcement had any bearing, but shortly afterwards a couple volunteered for the MEC position and then an individual came forward to take over Chapter Stores. Wow, wow, and double WOW!! I was almost speechless, and couldn’t believe what I was hearing. Thank you so very much for stepping up. “Love Ya, Man!!” I won’t mention in this article who these people are, but it will be announced once approved by District. So all-in-all a great month with great events and (lucky us) more to come next month. Until next month, be active, show some chapter pride, and of course ride!

Gary & Lori Mouldenhauer

CA2Sharks MEC

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July 4 Celebration

Beating the heat inside

Ralph & Robynn presenting Class in session

June 23 Training Class

Paul did the BBQ’ing

Roger Moraes wins the

Streetmasters raffle

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Well it’s hard to believe the year is already half over. I’m sitting here trying to come up with an article

because I totally forgot to do it sooner. OOPs. I thought writing an article for Motorist Awareness was

tough at times but at least you can research the subject to come up with ideas.

The year so far for me has consisted of literally nothing but work and no play or participation with the

group for that matter. I am ashamed to say my Wing has done far more sitting than riding this year. Now

that summer’s here I hope to rectify that as much as possible. I hope all are doing well and enjoying getting

out their bikes. I will leave you with a recipe I got from my father recently. He is a great cook so I’m sure it’s

a good one. I haven’t had a chance to try it yet, but it sounds good.

Bob Siler

Oven-Barbecued Beef Brisket

Prep Time 20 minutes

Cook Time 5 hours

Total Time 5 hours 20

minutes

Ingredients

Rub

1 1/2 tablespoons packed light brown sugar

1 1/2 tablespoons paprika

2 teaspoons dry mustard

2 teaspoons ground black pepper

2 teaspoons salt

1 teaspoon onion powder

1 teaspoon garlic powder

1 teaspoon ground cumin

1/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper

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2018 CA2S

Individual of the

Year

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Brisket

1 (4-5 pounds) brisket roast — if there is a thick layer of fat trim down to 1/4" inch

1-pound bacon

Sauce

reserved bacon from cooked

brisket

1 onion finely chopped

1/2 cup cider vinegar

1/3 cup packed dark brown sugar

1-2 cups chicken broth

1/2 cup ketchup

4 teaspoons canned chipotle peppers in adobo sauce, minced.

Instructions

1. Make the rub. Mix all ingredients well in a small bowl and set aside.

2. Place oven rack in upper-middle position and heat oven to 275 degrees. Rub dry rub all over brisket

and poke holes all over with a fork. Place half of bacon going crosswise in a broiler safe 9 X 13-inch

pan (it's best not to use glass). Put brisket fat side down on top of bacon. Lay the rest of the bacon

crosswise on top of brisket, wrapping it down around the sides, and tucking any excess-under. Cover

pan with foil and place in oven for 4 hours.

3. Take pan out of oven. Carefully flip brisket over, fat side up. Replace foil and return to oven. Turn off heat and leave brisket in oven 1 additional hour.

4. Pour accumulated juices from brisket into large measuring cup or a bowl. Remove bacon from brisket and chop into pieces. Cook bacon in medium saucepan over medium heat for about 3 minutes, until fat has rendered. Add onion and cook until softened, 4-5 minutes. Take off heat and add vinegar and dark brown sugar. Return to heat and simmer until reduced to a syrupy consistency, about 5 minutes.

5. Skim fat from accumulated juices and add chicken broth to make a total of 3 cups. Add to mixture in saucepan and reduce until about 3 cups in volume, 8-10 minutes. Take off heat and add ketchup. Mix well and strain if desired. After straining, add chipotle peppers.

6. Turn oven to broil. Brush brisket with 1 cup sauce and broil until top is lightly browned and fat starts to crisp. Cut brisket against the grain into 1/4-inch slices and serve with extra sauce.

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Hi, we’re Paul and Ruth Androwsky. Don’t ask us how, but we are the 2018 COY for Ca2S. As Paul was growing up in Barstow he was not allowed to ride motorcycles because his mom was a nurse and had dug out lots of gravel from young

riders and she didn't want the same fate for Paul. After leaving his mom's at 14 he started riding - mostly out of retaliation. His first bike was an Allstate (it was made by Sears). When I was living with my Utah foster family they had motorcycles and he was able to ride sometimes. He quite enjoyed going back to visit his mom riding a motorcycle. Since he was grown, she really couldn't say much. Although you can't tell it by looking at him, Paul has never ridden a Harley Davidson, nor has he felt the need. Many of his co-workers have purchased Harleys through the (37) years. Each of them gave Paul a hard time about riding a Japanese bike, but each of them developed the stereotypical Harley mentality and unfortunately are no longer here. Motorcycles were Paul's main mode of transportation. Don't get him wrong, he had a car, but preferred the bike. We had an opportunity to go on a fancy dress date and the bike just wasn't appropriate. We got into the car and Paul just sat there. I asked what was wrong. He had realized that he hadn't been in his car for 2 1/2 years and he was trying to remember how the thing worked again. On a poker run on the delta Paul high sided and totaled the bike. We had enough money in the bank to replace the bike or make the down payment on a new home. The house won. A few months after we moved into our new home Paul found himself with an upset wife. It seemed that every time a motorcycle rode by Paul sighed. Ruth instructed him that he was going to buy a new bike, it didn't matter what size or color, but he needed to get himself back on a bike and ride. Riding around in the day on CB 750s was fun; but as he got a little older he realized that he wanted something reliable and more proportionate to his size. He found a blue 1984 GL1200, which we have to this day. As the kids (Donna 30 and Stephen 27) grew up we always managed to include them in our motorcycle endeavors. Paul really enjoyed be part of the kid's show and tell days and always managed to get a safety lesson in during the demonstrations. Donna has always been a great rider. The first time her dad took her on the freeway he noticed after a little while that she wasn't responding to him tickling her knee. He turned around in time to see her head lolling off to the side - she had fallen asleep. Needless to say Paul pulled off to the side of the freeway very quickly and we moved her in to the car. The ideal co-rider is one that you can't tell is even back there. Well Donna has always carried that to an extreme. Paul would straddle the bike in preparation to have Donna mount up. He would wait and wait and wonder how much longer she would take before she came out of the house. Finally he hollered her name and told her to hurry up. From behind him, he heard a small voice say, "I'm already on the bike daddy". He never did figure out how she could do that. Continued on Next Page

2018 CA2S

Couple of the

Year

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June 16 Gathering

CA2N rally

CA2N rally raffle winners

We were getting new tires for Paul's bike at the local Honda shop. Ruth knew that Paul had been drooling over the new Valkyries, so she asked the dealer how much they were asking for their new model on the floor. As the conversation progressed he showed us a 2 year old new Valkyrie and we were sold. We filled out the paperwork on the spot and Paul rode out on his 1998 blue and white Valkyrie. As the kids grew up (and beyond) we have both been quite active with Scouting. Paul was Scout Master for several years. He didn't always use his bike, but the Scouts all knew that he rode. On the way to a weeklong canoe trip he rode to camp on his bike. At the beginning of the trip, Paul apologized to the Scouts for not traveling in his uniform, as is the custom. He explained why he wore each piece of his riding attire and explained the need for ATGATT. As Paul was leading the 3 minivan caravan of Scouts down the freeway he (unfortunately) demonstrated that need when he had a rear tire blow out and he and the bike went down on the freeway - and he walked away. After years of following behind all the pretty bikes in the cage with the kids, Ruth realized that she too wanted to ride. After a bumpy start, she found herself riding a 1980 CB900. She commuted to work for several years and took a trip to Reno with Paul. When we went to the Motorcycle Show in 2013 we saw an F6B. From the first moment when Paul sat on the bike Ruth knew that it was meant to be. It looked like the bike was made for him. We saved up and got him a red one, that he is riding currently. Through the years we have been members of GWRRA, GWTA, AMA, Honda Riders Club, and Paul also joined Valkyrie Riders Cruiser Club and Sierra Road Riders Association (until a questionable club started overpowering the group and it was no longer family appropriate group). If you look around you will find Paul's name and picture in several magazines. In fact he has even made it into the pages of Thunder Press where his name was listed as a participant in the Blue Butt Run out of Reno (his co-workers were not too happy with that one). In all his years of riding, due to a bike breaking down, being sick or out of town Paul has never managed to participate in a toy run. We have enjoyed out time with Ca2S since Paul joined in the late 80s, and we are looking forward to many more years of friendships and adventures.

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Motorcycling Book List 12-16-12

“Street Strategies” David L. Hough ISBN 1-889540-69-2 Bow Tie Press

“Riding in the Zone” Ken Condon ISBN 978-1-884313-76-9 Whitehorse Press

“Ride Hard Ride Smart” Pat Hahn ISBN 978-0-7603-1760-0 Motorbooks

“Total Control” Lee Parks ISBN 13-978-0-7603-6 Motorbooks

Twist of the Wrist II Keith Code ISBN 0-9650450-2-1 Calif. Super Bike School

“Sport Riding Techniques” Nick Ienatsch ISBN 1-893618-07-2 David Bull Publishing

“Maximum Control” Pat Hahn ISBN 978-0-7603-3674-8 Motorbooks

“Motorcycling Excellence” MSF ISBN 1-884313-01-9 Whitehorse Press

“Motorcycling Journeys

Through California”

Clement Salvadori Whitehorse Press

Here a Rally, there a Rally….

This year, my long vacation was much earlier in the year as I planned it out to start with Hoot in the Ute. The rest of the original plan was after that to visit two of my Aunts in Kansas before heading to my Dad’s in Alabama. When I was planning my route and what days where, an e-mail about Missouri District Rally came in, and it was going on exactly when I was going to be going through. I had to check out what they had planned and exactly where it was. It ended up being just 40 miles south of where I was passing. Even better, they had a CPR class where I would not need to get up extra early to attend. So, I was going to that as well. I adjusted my stops in the trip planner and set up stay lengths appropriately.

There are good odds that there may be another writeup for what happened in “… the Ute”, so I will just go with Missouri District. It seems that they tend to hold it often in Branson hearing talk about “Last year…here” “x years ago…here” and such. They basically almost take over 4 adjacent motels and use a long stretch of parking in the middle of the four for Vendors. The number of them that were there puts the last several years of “Region” to shame. You want your windshield decorated/etched, someone was there for that, plus pin striping and murals, chrome stuff, shirts, jewelry, a massage, wireless headsets, and more. A Honda dealer was there with 3 new 2018 (ST)Wings for demo rides. Actually, the headset vender was Mark who was also in Utah, but he was constantly busy with someone talking about what he is selling in Branson.

But it gets better….. Eating light like I was, I almost did not have to buy food. Thursday’s dinner was free at Golden Corral and there where discounts for dinner all of the other nights there. Lunch was provided Friday (pulled pork BBQ) and Saturday (hotdogs). The overall turnout was also rather good. I do not have the numbers, except there were 19 states represented. There were several from Illinois, including a couple of former CA-Cer’s Jenny and Neal with their GL1800 Side car. They gladly moved to Illinois a few years ago.

I would have liked to have done much more than I did while I was there. There was plenty to do away from the event that were not “rides” (unless the “ride” means “rollercoaster” and other theme park rides). I was glad that I included a stop there.

Enjoy, Douglas

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Doc Wong's Calendar of Riding Clinics July 15, 2018 "Cornering Confidence - Pivot Steering" Sunday 9am-2:30pm August 3/5, 2018 "Dual Sport Adventure Riding Clinic" Friday 6:30pm and Sunday 9am August 12, 2018 "Smooth Riding - Awareness, Vision and the Vanishing point" Sunday 9am-2:30pm September 16, 2018 a VERY SPECIAL Keith Code-Doc Wong Riding Clinic!! Sunday 9am October 5/7, 2018 "Dual Sport Adventure Riding Clinic" Friday 6:30pm and Sunday 9am October 14, 2018 "Cornering Confidence - Throttle Control" Sunday 9am-2:30pm November 18, 2018 "Smooth Riding - Shifting and Braking" Sunday 9am-2:30pm December 16, 2018 "Cornering Confidence - Judging Entrance Speed" Sunday 9am-2:30pm These clinics are hosted by Dr. Harry Wong, located at 1021 Alameda De Las Pulgas, Belmont, CA. Most clinics are free. More information is available at www.docwong.com/st-clinic/, or by phoning (650) 365-7775. He also maintains the Doc-Ride mail list, which you may subscribe to at the web site.

For Sale:

2002 GL1800 trike Pull-offs for sale: Rear wheel & low miles tire Illusion Blue Saddlebags* w/Kuryaikyn bag lights & EOM strips that came off Illusion Blue rear fender OEM windshield (unvented) Rear tip over bars (chrome in great shape) OEM triple tree Tag light and tag bracket Drive shaft (fits 2001-2005) 2006-2008 GL1800 Service Manual Call Harry 408-482-4524 and make an offer * “Illusion” color and Sun spots resulted in a strange camera affect and not issues in the paint.

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Gold Wing Road Riders Association

National & District Staff

President and Wingman Anita and JR Alkire aalkire@gwrra.org 623-445-2680 Dir of Rider Education Tim and Anna Grimes tgrimes@gwrra.org 240-923-3272 Dir of Membership Enhancement

Larry and Penny Anthony mepgwrra@gmail.com 205-492-9728

Dir of GWRRA University Clara and Fred Boldt toledotriker@gmail.com 319-240-4269 Director of Finance Randall and Janet Drake financedirector@gwrra.org 303-933-6073 Dir of Motorist Awareness Mike and Barri Critzman itsawingthing@hotmail.com 760-486-3406 Exec Director Overseas Dan and Rachel

Sanderovich dan.sanderovich@gmail.com 942-542-300-

311 Israel Ca District Directors Bob & Nancy Clark Clark8clan@roadrunner.com 661-943-5663 Asst. Ca District Directors Ralph & Robynn French randrfrench@comcast.net 209-305-9251 Ca District Educator Linda Harmon cdre.linda@gmail.comt 661-810-5157

Chapter CA2S Staff Members

Acting Chapter Director Ralph French randrfrench@comcast.net (209) 305-9251

Assistant Chapter Director

Ride Coordinator John Hein Black1800@gmail.com (408) 428-6634

Membership Enhancement

Coordinators (MEC) Gary & Lori Mouldenhauer gmoulden@comcast.net (209) 679-7167

Sunshine Sandy Shewey slshewey@sbcglobal.net (408) 729-0548

Treasurer Douglas Loyd ddloyd@sonic.net (408) 259-8334

Newsletter Editor Danny Shewey fixitdano-gw1500@yahoo.com (408) 729-0548

Ride for Kids Coordinator Roger Moraes moraesr@sbcglobal.net (408) 926-5828

Ways & Means Coordinator Les Cook popcycle@pacbell.net (408) 745-9777

Chapter Historian Bill Hubbs whubbs2008@yahoo.com (408) 680-3250

Chapter Store Coordinator Gary & Lori Mouldenhauer gmoulden@comcast.net (209) 679-7167

Webmaster Charlie Porzio chabragoldwing@gmail.com (408) 710-6227

Individual of the Year Bob Siler siler.robert@ymail.com (408) 913-5572

Couple of the Year Paul & Ruth Androwsky buckeyegs@comcast.net (510) 709-8187

Motorist Awareness (MAD)

Social Activities

Coordinators

Sandy Shewey

Lori Mouldenhauer slshewey@sbcglobal.net lmoulden@comcast.net

(408) 729-0548

(209) 679-7167

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OUR REGULAR MEETING PLACES

Monthly Meetings—The third Saturday of each month. The meeting starts promptly at 8:15 AM, and is usually over by 10:00 AM. Omega Restaurant. 90 S. Park Victoria Dr, Milpitas Business meeting, Safety Talk, 50/50 raffle, General camaraderie. Any rider of Honda Gold Wing and Valkyrie motorcycles, or anyone who just loves to ride. Rides going NorthEast – Omega Restaurant parking lot, 90 S. Park Victoria Dr (near Calaveras/Park Victoria), Milpitas. Rides North to SF - Mercado Theater Santa Clara on Hwy 101 Frontage Rd. between Great America Parkway and Lawrence Expressway. This is the meeting place for rides that take us North along Hwys 101 or 85 (San Francisco, Marin, Eureka). Rides South – San Ignacio Center, Bernal & San Ignacio Rd., San Jose. Corner of Bernal and San Ignacio. Shell: 101 Bernal Rd, San Disclaimer: Please note all meetings are subject to change, both in location and times to meet. If you are interested in a ride or event and have questions, please call or email any staff member noted in the newsletter or on the web. http://www.ca2s.org.

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Meeting Date & Time

Chapter

Meeting Location

1st Saturday 9:00 AM Breakfast 8:30 AM

Ca1A

Greenhouse Cafe, 1169 Commerce Ctr Dr., Lancaster

4th Saturday 9:00 AM Breakfast 7:30 AM

Ca1B Lorene’s Coffee Shop, 1531 23rd St,Bakersfield

3rd Saturday 9:00 AM Breakfast 8:00 AM

Ca1C Burgers and Beer, 72733 Dinah Shore Dr, Rancho Mirage

4th Sunday 8:30 AM Breakfast 8:00AM

Ca1D

Paramount Elks Lodge, 8108 E. Alondra Blvd., Paramount

2nd Saturday 8:30 AM Breakfast 8:00 AM

Ca1F

Broken Yolk Café, 1851 Garnet Ave., San Diego

2nd Saturday 8:30 AM Breakfast 8:00 AM

Ca1I

Mar Y Tierra Rest, 1118 W San Bernardino Rd, Covina

Last Saturday, 9:00 AM Breakfast 8:00 AM

Ca1K

Denny’s Diner, 8222 Topanga Blvd, Canoga Park

2nd Saturday 8:30 AM Breakfast 8:00 AM

Ca1L

IHOP Restaurant, 212 Madonna Rd, San Luis Obispo

2nd Sunday 8:30 AM Breakfast 8:00 AM

Ca1M

Pepper Steak, 26589 Highland Ave, Highland

2nd Sunday 8:30 AM Breakfast 8:00AM

Ca1Q

Black Bear Diner, 7005 Knott Ave., Buena Park

1st Saturday 7:30 AM Breakfast 7:00 AM

Ca1R

Mimi’s Café, 22651 Lake Forest Dr, Lake Forest

3rd Saturday 9:00 AM Breakfast 8:00 AM

Ca1S

Carrow’s Restaurant, 2401 Harbor Blvd, Ventura

3rd Sunday 8:00 AM Breakfast 7:30 AM

Ca1V

Mawell’s, 17772 Wika Rd, Apple Valley

1st Saturday 8:30 AM Breakfast 7:30 AM

Ca1Z Marie Callender's 29363 Rancho California Rd, Temecula

4th Saturday 9:00 AM Breakfast 8:00 AM

Ca2A

Old Salles Cafe, 2082 North J Street, Tulare

3rd Sunday 8:30 AM Breakfast 8:00 AM

CaC

Elks Lodge #6, 6446 Riverside Blvd., Sacramento

2nd Saturday 8:00 AM Breakfast 7:00AM

Ca2J

Country Skillet, 2921 Harbor St, Pittsburgh

4th Saturday 8:30 AM Breakfast 7:30 AM

Ca2K

Benicia Grill, 2390 N. Texas St, Fairfield

2nd Saturday 9:00 AM Breakfast 8:00 AM

Ca2N

Golden Corral Buffet, 3737 McHenry Ave, Modesto

3rd Saturday 8:30 AM Breakfast 7:30 AM

Ca2Q

Black Bear Diner, 5100 Hopyard Rd, Pleasanton

2nd Sunday 8:30 AM Breakfast 8:00 AM

Ca2R

Vittles Restaurant. 2385 North Street, Anderson

3rd Saturday 8:00 AM Breakfast 7:30 AM

Ca2S

Omega Restaurant. 90 S. Park Victoria Dr, Milpitas

1st Saturday 9:00 AM Breakfast 8:00 AM

Ca2W

Brooks Ranch Rest, 4131 S. Chestnut Ave., Fresno

California Chapter Meetings and Locations