We did our Ohio Best Roads for 2024, and it was a good one.  I used Google Maps this time, and it took me on some unique roads.  Some of the people behind me were probably thinking to themselves....." what have I gotten myself into this time?" Well, they got precisely what they wished for.

Kevin Irwin led eight chapter members on a three-day, two-night adventure into Michigan. The group rode through the Tunnel of Trees, ate lunch at the famed Legs Inn, crossed the Mackinac Bridge, and partied on Mackinac Island. Check out the video in this post!

On the Amish Door ride, Chapter President Tom Johnson surprised us with a visit to the Hershberger Petting Farm. It was a big hit, as this chapter has many animal lovers!

While it was hotter than Satan’s Arse - the breeze off the lake created some refreshing moments.

Chapter President Tom Johnson led a fearless group on a mystery ride that ended up in the West Virginia Penitentiary!

When you attend your next group ride, signing your ride waiver will look a little different. Indian Motorcycle approved our new ride waiver sign-in process, which will reduce ride-day sign-in time and maintain important emergency contact information.

“Life is not about waiting for the storms to pass; it's about learning how to ride in the rain!” Today, 16 brave souls toughened out the rain for a fun kickoff ride down to Over The Rail Diner for brunch and then onto Custer Monument in New Rumley.

On Sunday, April 21st, several chapter members tackled the low-speed maneuverability course prepared by Paul Healy. All of the well-organized drills kept the riders warm on that chilly afternoon.

On Saturday, March 2nd, Chapter 1963 held our last Coffee, Donuts, and Comradery for 2024.   Normal monthly meetings will resume on Monday, April 1st, @ 7pm.

2024 kicked off with Coffee, Donuts, and Comradery. We did a little ride calendar planning and added our 2023 Rider of the Year to the wall.

We ended the season with our annual Christmas party. We had an excellent turnout for it, and everyone enjoyed themselves.

This year's survey asked questions to assess communications, GPS usage, the waiver signing process, and the group riding experience. We also collected open-ended feedback on ideas for winter meetings and things we should keep doing or stop doing.

Mother Nature spoiled our last few rides of the year, we had a great year overall. Chapter President Tom Johnson recaps the riding season and thanks a few folks.

Sometimes, plans don't quite work out as expected. That's okay, we improvise!!

This trip was one for the books, and everyone that went will NEVER forget! Gravel, a tunnel, the Mothman, and Hillbilly Hot Dogs - all made for a great ride!

It is not easy leading rides, it is even tougher when you have to make a decision regarding weather. No problem for ride leader Tim WIlliams. He led his first IMRG chapter ride and managed to keep the group dry throughout the day of scattered thunderstorms.

Here's a question for you...if 15 bikes and 17 people rode for 263 miles, but no one took a single picture did the ride actually happen?  In the case of Ohio's Best Roads 2023, the answer is a resounding YES!  We were too busy RIDING to take pictures!

Membership Director Maria Weisgarber and Social Media Director Chris Weisgarber have been teaming up for some great videos from our recent rides. A lot of time an effort is put into these videos and their passion is showing through! Checkout the most recent video!

The Scout Ride is always an adventure when Wanda is riding blind (without her RideCommand, that is) and Calling All Scouts III was no different! 

15 bikes and 17 riders and passengers attempted to ride over 1,000 miles inside of the borders of Ohio in less than 24 hours.