OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
What’s happening, you ask? Why it’s First Sunday Ride part 2! Many peeps were out of town last weekend so we’re gonna hit it again Sunday! Same scooter time/place as usual. See ya’lls at Crossroads!
A big thank you to everyone who came out this past weekend to enjoy the beautiful weather at Heavenly Acres.
Just a quick recap of what we learned: gas in fire=not good, mixing lots of shitty bourbon=also not good, unnecessary male nudity is always in order, the most dangerous rally sport: beer bungee, a Solex will always beat a Roughhouse in an uphill race, pantyhose is a legitimate replacement part for a P200, and 7 Hills can throw an awesome party.
If you have pics, you can upload them to Scoot.net now!
See y’all next time!
Ready, Steady, BBQ!
Attention all friends of 7 Hills! Koleslaw (Bert) is having a BBQ at his place on Saturday March 6th! Grill starts at about 5/6pm. There will be basic food, but bring extra food/drink and contribute to the first warm(ish) weather celebration of the year. All are welcome.
See you there!
May 7th – 9th, 2010
That’s right. The 7th year. 3 days of camping in the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains. Fire, food, beer bungie.. wait, what? Always a great time and you can always rent a train caboose/cabin if you don’t want to rough it.
LOCATION:
Heavenly Acres Campground
2010 Madison Road
Stanardsville, VA 22973
(434) 985-6601
*call campground for cabin booking.
http://www.heavenlyacres.net
PRE-REGISTRATION:
All you have to do is email us at info@7hillsscooterclub.com
and provide us with the following information for each person planning to attend:
-Name
-Address
-E-mail
-Contact number
..and that’s it! The registration fee ($20 per person) will be collected at the event.
7 Hills Scooter Club will be riding up there from Richmond on May 7th. We’ll most likely meet up at Scoot Richmond. You want to ride with us? Let us know!
More information to come soon!
Scoot Richmond had a free workshop last month.
If you missed it, fret not! Here it is filmed in technicolor HORRORSCOPE!!
Thanks goes out to the moustached wonder tech Brendan Artz at Scoot Richmond and Silver Persinger for capturing it all on video.
Part 1 – Constant Variable Transmission [CVT] Demystified from Silver Persinger on Vimeo.
Part 2 – Constant Variable Transmission [CVT] Demystified from Silver Persinger on Vimeo.