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WWW.GWRRA-CA1F.ORG
District of California, Southwest Region “F”
Chapter CA-1F; San Diego, California
Issue 188, November 2012
Friends for Fun, Safety & Knowledge
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Birthday’s
Harolg Archer ....................................................... 9 Mary Brinker ...................................................... 19 Robert Callaway ................................................. 29 Kay Carroll ......................................................... 28 Javier Chavez .................................................... 21 Mike Disney ....................................................... 30 Carrie Hutchins .................................................... 1 Kevin Kelley ......................................................... 1 Michele Kelly ...................................................... 14 Bonita Chamberlin .............................................. 27 Don Mears ......................................................... 30 Joy Medved .......................................................... 1 Richard Nixon....................................................... 7 John Richards ...................................................... 9 David Stevens .................................................... 23 Lisa Wesley ........................................................ 28
Anniversary’s
Terry & Dottie Cambell......................................... 14 Tom Klock & Tammy Burmeister ......................... 20 Jesus & Maria Montanez ..................................... 14
If your birthday or anniversary is not listed, we do not have your information. Please contact Steve and Alma Sprenkle, Mem-bership Coordinator, with the relevant dates.
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Table of Contents
Staff Notes & Articles
Activities Calendar ..................................................... 28 All Things Goldwings .................................................. 13 Anni-Birthday Song .................................................... 24 Anniversaries ............................................................... 3 Assistant Chapter Director ........................................... 6 Birthdays ...................................................................... 3 Chapter Director ........................................................... 5 Chapter Educator ....................................................... 10 Chapter Store ............................................................. 27 Classifieds ................................................................. 23 Contact Info for California Chapters ............................ 26 Golden State Gems—District Director........................... 8 GWRRA Member Benefits .......................................... 21 GWRRA Membership Form ........................................ 22 Holiday Quiz............................................................... 15 Rider Education Levels Program .................................. 9 Staff Directory .............................................................. 4
Maps & Directions
Map to After Meeting Ride Meeting Place ................... 25 Map to Broken Yolk .................................................... 25 Ride Departure Locations ........................................... 24
GWRRA Sponsored Events/Rides
CA-1N Toys for Tots................................................... 17
Advertisers (CA1-F is not responsible for Advertisers pricing and promises.)
Advertising Rates ......................................................... 3 Fun Bike Center ......................................................... 12 JBJ Cycle ................................................................... 18 Law Tigers ................................................................. 19 Schapiro & Leventhal ................................................. 14 The Real Estate Shoppe ............................................ 11 Wing Stuff .................................................................... 7
GWRRA Recruiting Poster ......................................... 16
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Position Name Phone E-Mail
Executive Director Mike Stiger 800-843-9460 [email protected]
Region “F” Directors Anita & JR Alkire 619-741-8893 [email protected]
Region “F” Educator David & Dee Gormley 520-749-5653 [email protected]
District Director Bill & Rene Johnson 707-429-2920 [email protected]
District Educator Dennis & Julia Kunter 209-736-4564 [email protected]
National, Regional and California Volunteers
Chapter F Volunteers (How can YOU help YOUR Chapter?)
Position Name Phone E-Mail
Chapter Director Dana & Carol Rowley 619-921-5419 [email protected]
Asst. Chapter Directors Tom Klock &
Tammy Burmeister
619-335-3260
619-490-8048 [email protected]
Chapter Educator Mike & Elma Maury 858-485-7216 [email protected]
Treasurer Darrel Exline 619-203-1673 [email protected]
Membership Stephen & Alma Sprenkle 619-585-9112 [email protected]
Social Director Tom Klock &
Tammy Burmeister
619-335-3260
619-490-8048
Breakfast Ride Coordinator Darrel Exline 619-203-1673 [email protected]
Asst Breakfast Ride Coord. Tom Klock 619-490-8048 [email protected]
Old Guy Ride Coordinator Ed Carroll 858-695-8445 [email protected]
Dinner Ride Coordinator Bud & Mary Brinker 619-562-5868 [email protected]
2012 Fun Run Coordinator Todd Way 619-890-9064 [email protected]
2012 Asst. Fun Run Coordi. Mary Brinker 619-562-5868 [email protected]
E-Mail List Administrator Tony & Amy Zych 760-742-3214 [email protected]
Chapter Store Brian Downing 619-462-1526 [email protected]
Drive In Movie Coordinator Rich &
Michele Kelly
619-980-5468
619-504-9873
Camping Coordinator Archie & Elaine Archer
Newsletter Editor David Flitcraft 619-656-6120 [email protected]
Webmaster Darrel Exline 619-203-1673 [email protected]
Web Calendar Malcolm Persinger 858-486-4083 [email protected]
50/25/25 David Gardner 858-586-1377 [email protected]
Instructor Coordinator Mike & Elma Maury 858-485-7216 [email protected]
Parking Coordinator Richard Simmons 619-563-7574 [email protected]
Photographer JR Alkire 619-741-8893 [email protected]
Video Clip Guru Carole Rowley
Photo/Power Point Coord. Bonita Chamberlin
2012 Individual of the Year Darrel Exline 619-203-1673 [email protected]
2012 Couple of the Year Tom Klock &
Tammy Burmeister
619-335-3260
619-490-8048
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CA1F Chapter Directors
Dana & Carol Rowley
FROMTHEHEADFOX
Save a tree.
Read the news-le�er online.
Hats off (or should I say helmets off) to Todd & Carolyn Way, Assistant Fun Run Coordinator Mary Brinker and their
first rate Staff for heading up our annual Fun Run. There are so many people that helped out that I cannot name them
all.
A special thanks to Brian DeLuca, an employee of Dick Long. Brian was instrumental in ge/ng the food delivered , set-
up, served, and then helped clean up. Wow …. We need to get him a motorcycle or something.
It was a joy to see the en4re chapter come together for a common cause and by the end of the day …. pre6y much all
went as smooth as could be expected.
Also … as men4oned at the last Breakfast …. Our nomina4ons for COY and IOY are in full swing. If you didn’t turn in
your vote at the October Chapter Breakfast – make sure you do so at November’s Breakfast.
I’m keeping it short this month folks. Make sure you ride safe and as for me …..
“Wind Therapy” keeps me going.
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Assistant
Chapter Director
Tom Klock & Tammy Buirmeister
Gratitude for Team Work CA1F Fun Run 2012 was a great success thanks to the team work of CA1F members. First accolades go to Todd and Carolyn Way who took on coordinating the event and hosting our motley crew in their home to ensure the pre-planning arrangements were all in place. They provided tables and chairs, serv-ing spoons, and lots of pens to help with registration! They delegated, motivated, donated and coordinated with a smile. Carolyn also manned the grand prize table and sold a zillion tickets. Maybe not quite that many. Mary Brinker not only served as assistant Fun Run Coordinator, she also provided a table and two coffee pots and coffee. In addition, she single handedly managed the collection and distribution of gift cards for the event! Thanks Mary. Dick Long and Bonita Chamberlain not only procured and delivered a delicious meal, they also provided chaf-ing dishes and sterno in addition to a large number of tables and chairs so we could all enjoy the meal with our guests! Thanks to them we were given the services of the amazing Brian who seemed to be everywhere offer-ing assistance and who did an outstanding job cleaning up after the event! Ed and Kay Carroll manned the pre-registration area, greeting guests and making sure check in went smoothly. They also ordered and ensured we had the Chapter Pins and the Chapter Flag at the event. Dave Gardner and Darrel Exline took care of on-site registrations, providing direction and greetings to our guests. Darrel as our treasurer, aka “Mr. Seed Money” also made sure everyone had the money and money boxes they needed, that the CA1F banner was on display, and that the easel and sandwich boards were in place. Dana and Carol Rowley not only brought out their Halloween best while greeting people as they arrived. Dana also printed out the large schedules that were on display for the event and the Slo-Ride and Carol mounted them on foam board so they were easily viewable and usable! Carol also brought in personal Halloween deco-rations for the event to make sure we had a festive setting upstairs. Dana got all the water for the event and made sure it was in place for the meal. Mike and Elma Maury not only coordinated the 50/25/25 and door prize tickets at the event; they also stuffed all
of the pre-registration envelopes. Bill and Carrie Hutchins helped them out by selling the door prize tickets. Mike and Elma arrived at the event with stamps and inkpads and tables to ensure that Lou and Kyoko Caspary had what they needed to stamp bracelet numbers on tickets. Jerry Kubitsky provided multiple tables and chairs, as he does each year to make sure our event is a success! Dale Douglass and Bill Hutchins also provided tables and chairs for the event. Mike and Cathy Berry not only helped serve the food, they brought hundreds of handmade deviled eggs to add to the meal! Michelle and Rich Kelley volunteered at the lunch table, ensuring that the buffet line went smooth-ly and food remained in plentiful supply!
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Golden State Gem
California District Directors
Bill & Rene Johnson
DD Review,
Well, Fall is upon us as you can tell by the rain we have received lately and some light snow falling in the Sierra’s. What
a difference a few weeks make. As we merge into the cooler we6er days, its 4me to take advantage of all the training
GWRRA has to offer. Please ask your Chapter Educators to host one of the Rider Ed Seminars that are available. If you
don’t have a cer4fied instructor in your chapter, just ask and we will arrange to have someone come out put on a semi-
nar for you.
This is a good 4me to take everything out of the storage compartments of your bike and inventory them. Check out
that first aid kit you put in 4 years ago and ensure it is fresh and up to date. Throw away old that candy bar that you put
in your trunk last summer. Add a fresh bo6le of water or two while you’re at it. Don’t forget to do a very thorough T-
CLOCK, and while you are at it, when is the last 4me you checked your coolant level, or changed it?
These are just a few things to consider as our riding season slows down. California is blessed with year round riding
weather; we just have to be ready for the changes. Rain gear instead of cool vests are a couple things you may swapping
out of the trunk.
As we enter the holiday season, lets not forget those that are serving in the military around the world to help keep us
safe. There are many ways you can easily honor them, the following are just a few ideas to consider. A6end CA-1N’s Toys
for Tots event hosted by the United States Marine Corps, donate to the Blue Star Moms who send care packages to our
troops year round, a6end a Patriot Guard Riders (PGR) event, or simply just “Thank a Vet” for their service.
I just a6ended a quiet ceremony at the Sacramento Valley Na4onal Cemetery where we (PGR) stood guard while 33
veterans with no next of kin were interned with honors. It was an honor to note how many GWRRA members were in
a6endance, and of special note the event was lead by our very own J.P. Rocco; Region F, IOY, supported by several other
CAC & CA-2K members (Tom Jefferies, Ken Knox, Jerry Kougel, Les Valdez, to name a few).
The en4re event took less than an hour, but will remain in our hearts and memory for much longer, what a great day it
turned out to be. November 11th
is Veteran’s day, so please honor our Vets any way you can, and remember: “Hang on –
we’re going for a ride.
Bill & Rene Johnson
GWRRA California District Directors
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The Education Corner
Chapter Educator
Mike & Elma Maury
We are into the change of seasons in San Diego. The days have already gotten shorter. We will find ourselves riding into the low angels of the sun more often and likely at the time of day that most of us commute. Make sure you have the correct eyewear and sun visors to protect your vision as needed.
Be mindful of the changing temperatures and make sure you have appropriate layers of clothing for all extremes you may encounter in your planned rides. Put the rain gear in the bike now so that it will be ready when needed. Remember the first 20 to 30 minutes of any rain will be the most dangerous to us on motorcycles. The oils on the street will float on the water and have not yet had a chance to run off the roadway.
We are already seeing Christmas decorations in stores. That should remind us that people are soon going to be crazier than normal. As we get more into the holiday time of year we need to expect the unexpected.
In traffic we have a tendency to expect the average driver to obey the laws and do what they are supposed to do. The average person will signal, stop for stop lights and signs, or look before pulling out. Remember howev-er, by definition, one half of all drivers are below average. Sometimes I think we attract the lower half around us.
At this time of year it is prudent to expect that just about everyone we encounter is distracted by something. They are trying to find that store, somewhere around here, that had that great whatever. They may be distracted by the argument they had with their checkbook. It won’t matter what distracted them if they collide with you. You are likely to be the one that gets hurt.
You need to constantly scan well ahead of your machine, keeping your eyes moving, being on the lookout so you can predict what could go wrong. When you see one or more potential problems, develop a plan to reduce risks and avoid the problem(s).
Have a safe and wonderful time riding this season.
Lastly, Rider Education Activities are scheduled for November and December 2012 as follows:
Saturday, November 24 – Parking Lot Practice, 9:00 AM
Saturday, December 15 – Parking Lot Practice, 9:00 AM
After the Parking Lot Practice we will set up the field to allow interested riders to individually improve their skills. The Parking Lot Practices are held at 8322 Clairemont Mesa Blvd.
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ALL THINGS GOLDWING By Lou Caspary
BATTERY LIFE How long have you been able to keep a battery?
I remember my good friend who was almost always on his 1500 and 1800. Many more miles than most of us will ever see. He got tired of getting stranded in the middle of other states because of a dead battery. There-fore, he would install a NEW battery every year, "no matter what". That was in the days before the BATTERY TENDER technology.
So yesterday, on the way to Brian Downing's "British" ride, I found myself stranded at a gas station. Dead bat-tery.
Guru Maury informs me that he changes his battery "before it needs it". Smarter than occurring my plight, I must admit, and that raises the question: How long do these things last??????
On daily Battery Tender, this Yuasa lasted me 8 years.
What are your stories?
BTW, on the (+) side I have 6 lead wires hooked up, and 4 on the (-) side..... what a Medusa!
BTW #2: Walmart $90, Fun Bike $120.
I still have the original on my '06. I bought the bike new in '07, and will have 130K miles on it this week. Have never had it on a battery tender. But I generally ride it every day. It will sit for about 10 days at the end of this month, I've done that before for trips out of the country, always has started up good. Had it checked a week ago at JBJ for full service, in good shape.
Kelly
I have a 08 Goldwing 1800 and back in 2009 I purchased a 12 Volt Motorcycle 5-Stage Maintenance Charger (Fully Automatic-Microprocessor Controlled). Made by Pulse Tech. Xxtreme ChargeTM. I have used it a couple of times NOT because my battery was giving me issues but to "condition" it. The first time I hooked it up it showed 75%. I thought it was going to read 100%. After running it thru the cycle it came up 100%. I have yet to buy a new battery, I still have the the original. I am positive this has extended the life of my battery. Hope this helps.
Mike Carter
My stock battery on the '09 is still going strong. I have a battery bug on it and right now it is showing 12.0 volts; 30% of battery life left and this is after sitting for 30 days. It started right up when I tried it this morning.
Regards,
Jim Zabler
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Thanksgiving Trivia Questions
1. Who was the President who first declared a national day of Thanksgiving?
a. George Washington
b. Abraham Lincoln
c. Franklin D. Roosevelt
d. Rutherford B. Hayes
2. Who was the governor of the Plymouth Colony during the time of the first Thanksgiving celebration?
a. Miles Standish
b. John Alden
c. Edward Southworth
d. William Bradford
3. Which U. S. President established Thanksgiving as an annual holiday?
a. George Washington
b. Abraham Lincoln
c. Rutherford B. Hayes
d. Franklin D. Roosevelt
4. What year did the Pilgrims celebrate their first Thanksgiving?
a. 1620
b. 1621
c. 1622
d. 1630
5. In 1941, the U. S. Congress passed a resolution making Thanksgiving Day the fourth Thursday in November rather than the last. What was
the purpose of the change?
a. To avoid potential snowstorms in the north.
b. To avoid heavy rains in the south
c. To extend the Christmas shopping season
d. All of the above.
6. What did the Pilgrims call their new colony?
a. Plymouth Colony
b. Jamestown
c. Roanoke
d. Cape Cod
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GWRRA Recruiting Poster It can be Personalized
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7. Friendly natives from which tribe joined the Pilgrims for the first Thanksgiving celebration?
a. Wampanoag
b. Iroquois
c. Patauxet
d. Algonquin
8. How many days did the first Thanksgiving celebrations last?
a. Two
b. Three
c. Five
d. Seven
9. After their first disastrous winter in the colony, the Pilgrims were assisted by a Patauxet Indian who taught them how and where to catch
fish and how to fertilize their crops. What was his name?
a. Pauhatten
b. Squanto
c. Massawippi
d. Pocahantas
10. When do Canadians celebrate Thanksgiving?
a. Same as in the U.S.
b. Second Monday of November
c. Second Monday of October
d. Fourth Thursday of October
11. What was the name of the ship the Pilgrims took to reach America?
a. Speedwell
b. Bounty
c. Godspeed
d. Mayflower
Answers: 1-a, 2- d, 3-b, 4-b, 5-c,6-a,7-a, 8-b, 9-b, 10-c, 11-d
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Quiz Cont.:
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Become a Member Online
www.gwrra.org
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Classified Ads
If you have anything to sell (vehicles, furniture etc.) please email
[email protected]. These ads are free. They will run for three months.
2004 GL1800A (ABS) with 151,000 miles, always garaged. $9,500. All maintenance records included. This bike has everything: Custom
Seat, Chrome Wheels, CB radio, Garmin Zumo GPS with XM and NavSat Traffic, Bluetooth, custom pin striping, running lights, trunk rack,
spoiler, trailer hitch and wiring and much more. Call Mike Maury 858-922-2048. San Diego 11/12
Arai Quantum XL, Flame design, well-kept. Includes built-in J&S sound system for intercom and music. (Worth $200 uninstalled). You will
appreciate the superior ambient noise canceling, wind blocking ability and natural human voice response.
Superior audio fidelity has been achieved & ultra-slim helmet speakers. (Proper acous4cal installa4on is complete)
Can be connected to any factory installed motorcycle audio system ever built, now and in the foreseeable future, just by interchanging
the lower-sec4on hook-up cord.
Together value (including Intercom install) probably $650. Call Lou/Kyoko 858-566-4328 11/12
Shoei, Medium size, well-kept. Includes built-in J&S sound system for intercom and music. (Worth $200 uninstalled). You will appreciate
the superior ambient noise canceling, wind blocking ability and natural human voice response.
Superior audio fidelity has been achieved & ultra-slim helmet speakers. (Proper acous4cal installa4on is complete)
Can be connected to any factory installed motorcycle audio system ever built, now and in the foreseeable future, just by interchanging
the lower-sec4on hook-up cord.
Together value (including Intercom install) probably $650. Call Lou/Kyoko 858-566-4328 11/12
ACD cont.:
Tammy Burmeister brought in the Chapter supplies so that all the plates, napkins and utensils that were needed were in place. She also made sure the table covers and table decorations were in place, in addition to manning the Scavenger Hunt table. Archie and Elaine Archer managed the Poker Table while Elaine cast bones for free medical diagnoses! Steve, Alma, and Liz Sprenkle coordinated all of the coffee, tea, hot chocolate and donuts. Not an easy task as they found themselves out front in the center of the serving area! A special thanks to the guys that helped me with the Slo-Ride, JD Ladner, Lorenzo Lizarraga, Dale Douglass, and Dave Gardner. A huge thank you goes out to Marcus at Fun Bike Center. He acted as liaison with our group, supported us in countless ways, and helped us repeatedly before, during and after the event! Thank you also to Fun Bike Center for the use of their facility and the tables and chairs that they provided. But most of all, thank you to every member of CA1F that came that day and helped to make the event a success. Every one of you pitched in and your efforts were noticed and appreciated! Coming soon… exciting news regarding next year’s Fun Run. Mark your calendars now for October 26, 2013. You won’t want to miss it.
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Ride Depart Locations
1. Wal-Mart : 3382 Murphy Canyon Dr, San Diego
2. McDonalds : 1050 W Valley Parkway, Escondido
3. Mission Bay Park : De Anza Cove, off Mission Bay Dr. parking lot on the right, near boat ramp
4. Fun Bike Center : 5755 Kearny Villa Rd, San Diego
5. Wachova Bank : 2502 Jamacha Rd, El Cajon
6. 7-11 Store : 1522 Graves Ave, El Cajon, take Bradley exit East from the 67 left at light on Graves, 7-11 on the left.
7. Parking Lot Practice (PLP) 8322 Clairemont Mesa Blvd, San Diego
8. Starbuck’s 9932 Mercy Road, San Diego
9. Carrows 936 N. Coast Hwy, Oceanside
Words to the 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. And we’ll see you again next year.
Chapter CA-1F www.gwrra-ca1f.org
GWRRA California District [email protected]
GWRRA Region F www.gwrra-regionf.org
GWRRA Region www.gwrra.org
Websites
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Note : We must park in the indicated lot. We can not park at the Shell Station or across the street from the restaurant. However, parking is not metered on Garnet Ave so you can try for curb parking in front of the Broken Yolk. Go west to Kendall (right) and right on Garnet.
Chapter Meeting Location
The Broken Yolk Café
1851 Garnet Ave, Pacific Beach
Driving Direc�ons From the North
I-15 South to I-52 West (stay in far right lane)
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 leW fork to Balboa/Garnet Ave (toward Beaches)
At the third light, turn Right on Lamont Street
LeW into the Alley before the entrance to the Shell Sta4on
Right into the lot of the Broken Yolk Café.
Driving Direc�ons From the South
I-5 North. Exit Mission Bay Drive/Grand Ave.
After Meeting
Staging Area
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Meeting Date/Time
San Diego Leave Times
*** San Diego Departure
Location Chapter Chapter Director Meeting Location
*** All Leave times are base on mileage from Departure Location
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3rd Sunday 7:30 AM Breakfast 8:30 AM Meeting
Overnighter CAC www.capitalcitywings.org
Rodney & Anita Brooks 916-422-8089
Rancho Cordova Elks. 11440 Elks Circle Rancho Cordova
1st Saturday 8:00 AM Breakfast 9:00 AM Meeting
6:15 AM 151 Miles
McDonalds 1050 W Valley Pkwy
Escondido CA1A
www.gwrra-ca1a.org Eugene & Evelyn Tiede
661-992-1800 Greenhouse Café
1169 Commerce Dr Lancaster
3rd Saturday 8:00 AM Breakfast 9:00 AM Meeting
7:00 AM 125 Miles
McDonalds 1050 W Valley Pkwy
Escondido CA1C
www.gwrra-ca1c.com Sherman & Dorie Jared
760-989-7138 Burger Time
78365 Varner Rd Palm Desert
3rd Sunday 8:00 AM Breakfast 8:30 AM Meeting
7:00 AM 73 Miles
Carrows 936 B. Coast Hwy
Oceanside CA1D
www.gwrra-ca1-d.com Tim McShane 562-920-6564
Paramount Elks Lodge 8108 E Alondra Blvd
Paramount
2nd Saturday 8:00 AM Breakfast 8:30 AM Meeting
CA1F www.gwrra-ca1f.org
Dana & Carol Rowley 619-921-5419
The Broken Yolk Café 1851 Garnet Ave
San Diego (Pacific Bch)
1st Sunday 8:00 AM Breakfast 8:30 AM Meeting
6:45 AM 82 Miles
Carrows 936 B. Coast Hwy
Oceanside CA1I
www.gwrra-ca1i.org Gary & Denece Newman
909-949-9832 Covina Bowl
1060 W San Bernardino Rd Covina
Last Saturday 8:30 AM Breakfast 9:00 AM Meeting
7:00 AM 108 Miles
Carrows 936 B. Coast Hwy
Oceanside CA1K www.ca-1k.org
Nadine Galli 818- 398-0763
Home Town Buffet 6705 N. Fallbrook Ave
Canoga Park
2nd Saturday 8:00 AM Breakfast 8:30 AM Meeting
Overnighter 3:00 AM
270 Miles
Carrows 936 B. Coast Hwy
Oceanside CA1L
www.gwrra-ca1l.org Kevin & Cindy Herrera
805-543-5456 IHOP
212 Madonna Rd San Luis Obispo
2nd Sunday 8:00 AM Breakfast 9:00 AM Meeting
6:45 AM 82 Miles
McDonalds 1050 W Valley Pkwy
Escondido CA1M www.ca1m.org
Larry & Sharee Tegel 951-443-2891
Hidden Valley Golf Club 10 Clubhouse Dr,
Norco
3rd Saturday 7:00 AM Breakfast 8:30 AM Meeting
6:45 AM 20 Miles
McDonalds 1050 W Valley Pkwy
Escondido CA1N
www.gwrra-ca1n.net Len & Carolyn Foley
760-476-9450 Grandma’s Hide-a-Way Café
539 Vista Bella Oceanside
2nd Sunday 7:30 AM Breakfast 8:00 AM Meeting
6:30 AM 63 Miles
Carrows 936 B. Coast Hwy
Oceanside CA1Q
www.gwrra-ca1q.org Roberta & Dave
Lawrence 562-430-8244
Hof’s Hut 7005 Knott Ave
Buena Park
1st Sunday 7:00 AM Breakfast 8:00 AM Meeting
6:15 AM 43 Miles
Carrows 936 B. Coast Hwy
Oceanside CA1R
www.gwrra-ca1r.org Tom & Vicki Lorenz
714-968-4393 Knowlwoods Restaurant 14952 Sand Canyon Ave
Irvine
3rd Saturday 8:00 AM Breakfast 8:30 AM Meeting
5:45 AM 152 Miles
Carrows 936 B. Coast Hwy
Oceanside CA1S www.ca1s.org
Joel Joltz 805-216-6661
Carrow’s Restaurant 2401 Harbor Blvd
Ventura (Park in back)
4th Sunday 7:00 AM Breakfast 8:00 AM Meeting
5:45 AM 113 Miles
McDonalds 1050 W Valley Pkwy
Escondido CA1V
www.gwrraca1v.org Joe & Linda Baker
760-949-2186 Maxwell’s
17772 Wika Rd Apple Valley
1st Saturday 9:00 AM Breakfast 9:30 AM Meeting
Overnighter 4:15 AM
232 Miles
Carrows 936 B. Coast Hwy
Oceanside CA1Y www.ca1y.org
Pennye Sasaki-Benda 805-735-4641
Taco Roco 1140 North H St.
Lompoc
1st Saturday 8:00 AM Breakfast 9:00 AM Meeting
7:30 AM 32 Miles
McDonalds 1050 W Valley Pkwy
Escondido CA1Z
www.gwrra-ca1z.org Vincent & Pamela
Puterbaugh 951-453-6000
Home Town Buffet 40390 Margarita Rd
Temecula
1st Saturday 8:00 AM Breakfast 9:00 AM Meeting
Overnighter CA2A www.gwrraca2a.org
Sherry & Danny Rhoten
559-542-0103
Nielsen’s Restaurant 137 South M Street
Tulare
2nd Saturday 8:00 AM Breakfast 8:30 AM Meeting
Overnighter CA2J www.gwrradeltawings.com
D.P. (Pat) Riley 925-685-2111
Home Town Buffet 2050 Diamond Blvd
Concord
4th Sunday 8:00 AM Breakfast 9:00 AM Meeting
Overnighter CA2K www.gwrraca2k.org
Nick & Kim O’Dell 510 715-7692
Jack & Linda;s Country Café 2390 N. Texas Street
Fairfield
2nd Saturday 8:00 AM Breakfast 9:00 AM Meeting
Overnighter CA2N www.goldcountrywings.org
Mike & Ruth Burke 209-536-1318
Pine Tree Restaurant 19601 Hess Ave
Sonora
3rd Saturday 8:00 AM Breakfast 8:30 AM Meeting
Overnighter CA2Q www.ca2q-gwrra.org
Alan & Shirley Jarumay 510-659-0856
Carrow’s Restaurant 7505 Dublin Blvd
Dublin
1st Saturday 9:00 AM Breakfast 10:00 AM Meeting
Overnighter CA2R www.ca2r-gwrra.com
Pat & Wendy O'Keefe 831-646-9815
Sang’s 131 Main Street
Salinas
3rd Saturday 8:00 AM Breakfast 8:45 AM Meeting
Overnighter CA2S www.ca2s.org
Robert & Irene Neitro 408-934-0408
Home Town Buffet 212 Ranch Dr
Milpitas
1st Saturday 8:30 AM Breakfast 9:30 AM Meeting
Overnighter CA2W www.ca2w-gwrra.org
Jim & Caren Moody 559-275-7856
Yosemite Falls Café 4020 N. Cedar Ave
Freson
27
Chapter Store CA-1F
Prices and items are subject to change without notice
Available viewing online
h6p://autos.groups.yahoo.com/group/CA1F/
Blue Denim Vest with CA-1F Logo ..........................................................................$35.00
GWRRA Patches
10” Back Patch ...............................................................................................$10.00
10” Back Patch (Black/Gold) ...........................................................................$14.00
4” Pocket Patch .............................................................................................. $4.50
4” Pocket Patch (Black/Gold).......................................................................... $5.00
California County Patch ........................................................................................... $5.00
Chapter “F” Pins ...................................................................................................... $5.00
California District Pins ............................................................................................. $4.00
GWRRA Earrings
Post ................................................................................................................. $5.00
Dangling .......................................................................................................... $8.00
Flag Hats (limited quantities) ................................................................................... $8.00
Visit a Chapter Header ............................................................................................ $5.00
Visit a Chapter Hanger (CA-1F) ............................................................................... $2.00
Flag and Eagle Patches .......................................................................................... $6.00
4x6 US Map ............................................................................................................ $5.00
Upper and Lower Rockers (CA-1F and San Diego, CA) ..........................................$24.00/Set
1x3 Gold Name Badges .........................................................................................$10.00 Ea
Vest Clips ...............................................................................................................$10.00
Chapter “F” Antenna Flags .....................................................................................$16.00 Ea
Attendance for October 2012
43 GWRRA CA-1F members
2 GWRRA all the way from Ontario Canada
2 non GWRRA guests
19 wings
3 trikes
1 Harley (not Terry)
28
O C T O B E R 2 0 1 2
S U N M O N T U E W E D T H U F R I S A T
1
7PM
Dinner Ride
2
11AM
Deering Banjo CO. Tour with CA1Z
3
3PM
CA1F Bon-fire
4 5
6:30PM
Staff Meet-ing
6 7
8
7PM
Dairy Queen Ride
9 10
8-10AM
Chapter Breakfast
10:30AM
After Breakfast Ride
11
8AM
Desert Ride
12 13 14
9AM
OGR
15
7PM
Dinner Ride
16 17
8AM
Toys for Tots
18 19 20 21 22 23
8AM
Champagne, Flowers, & Ribs Ride
24
9AM
PLP
25 26 27 28
9AM
OGR
29
7PM
Dinner Ride
30
Monthly Events
2nd Saturday’s
Chapter Mee4ng @
Broken Yolk
1st Monday’s
Staff Business
Mee4ngs
2nd&4th Weds.
Old Guys Ride @ Fun
Bike Center by Ed
Every Other Thursday
Dinner Ride or
Chapter Event
3rd Saturday
Parking Lot Prac4ce
UpcomingUpcomingUpcomingUpcoming
EventsEventsEventsEvents
Dec 1
Tamale Fes4val in Indio
Dec 7
Coronado Christmas
Parade
Dec 22
Last Ride of the Year
Dec 31
New Years Eve Party
Jan 1
First Ride of the Year
Jan 13
Ride Planning Mee4ng
Jan 26-27
CA District Officers
Mee4ng
Feb 2-4
San Felipe Ride
N O V E M B E R 2 0 1 2
29
30
Chapter CA-1F
c/o Dana & Carol Rowley
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
Mail To:
Chapter CA-1F meets on the second Saturday of each month
at the Broken Yolk Café
1851 Garnet Ave, Pacific Beach. 858-270-9655
3628 Eugene Place
San Diego, CA 92116
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