Brick Weekly photos by Ash Daniel

For those of you who aren’t anywhere close to have picked up a Brick Weekly. Thanks DW!

Thanks to everyone who came out to Indian Summer 4 this weekend.

Man am I pooped.

Stay tuned for a bunch of photographic evidence.

Yeah, you know what you did.

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Let’s do this!

Friday, November 6, 2009

8:00 p.m. - Meet & Greet at Stronghill Dining Company (1200 N Boulevard Richmond, VA 23230, (804)359-0202)

Ride - the “North Side Thrilla”

Saturday, November 7, 2009

10:00 a.m. - Breakfast at Cafe Gutenberg (1700 E Main St. Richmond, VA 23223, (804)497-5000)

Ride

1:00 p.m. - Lunch hosted by 7 Hills Scooter Club at Bryan Park

3:00 p.m. - Scoot Richmond (217 W 7th St., Richmond, VA 23224, (804) 230-1000) - Gymkhana, slow ride, and assorted tomfoolery

Break (siesta)

7:00 p.m. or 8:00 p.m. - Dinner - Mekong Restaurant (6004 W Broad St, Richmond, VA 23230,(804) 288-8929)

Ride

Pub crawl - Assorted Richmond watering holes

Sunday, November 8, 2009

10:00 a.m. - Breakfast - Crossroads Coffee and Ice Cream (26 N. Morris Street, Richmond, Virginia 23220, (804)355-3559)

12:00 p.m. Plaza Bowl (E Southside Plaza, Richmond, VA 23224, (804)233-8799 )- Duckpins, raffle, awards.

Welcome to RVA - Manchester

The latest episode in the Welcome to RVA series focuses on the growing Manchester district, specifically three companies that are standing their own in the Manchester area - Legend Brewing Company, Scoot Richmond, and Techtonix.

Legend Brewing Company - Get a peak inside their brewery, learn a little about the history of the company, and find out some of the events they have coming up.

Scoot Richmond - Meet Chelsea, the brains and face behind Scoot Richmond, a growing scooter company that’s giving Richmonders a real alternative to gas-guzzlers. Scoot Richmond is also an integral part of the alternative transit community in Richmond that includes scooters, mopeds, motorcycles, and traditional bikes.

Tektonics - Tektonics moved to Richmond from Connecticut, and took off as a machine shop doing innovative and unique design in the fields of sculpture, wood, metalwork, and composites.

Directed by Andrew Volpe Edited by Brian Tyree Produced by Jon Headlee

Music by Lemuria, A Good Natured Riot, and KI:Theory.

Have you seen quality craftsmanship in our 12″ club member back patches? They look just like our crest (see upper left hand logo at the top of the page), but mo’ better.

There have been a few inquiries, but no committed takers.

Here’s the deal. We can only get patches 4 at a time and we have to pay for them up front before they get made. The cost is $90 (well worth it for a custom patch that size). If you’d like to get one, email us at info@7hillsscooterclub.com and we’ll make arrangements.

Remember, I can’t put in the order until i get at least 4 takers. Let’s do this!