Into my coffee village with the family today for lunch at my sidewalk spot - and farm market.
I bet I saw nearly 100 two wheel folks in town, or riding through it.
The ONLY rider which I saw not wearing a helmet....
was the guy riding this new 125 Kymco Agility, parked next to the nice Yamaha. (there is what, maybe $3000 difference in the MSRP of these 2?)
They line the streets with American flags on every 'national' day.
Fish
Re: Great Labor Day weather brought out the bikes!
Posted: Fri Sep 11, 2020 9:16 am
by Mel46
With those bikes being so close to each other I would hope multiple riders did not get on or off of their bikes at the same time. I for one do not ride with my mask on, so I have to take my helmet off in order to put it on. That is the time a rider would be most vulnerable. It is the price we pay for the freedom of the ride.
Be safe out there.
Re: Great Labor Day weather brought out the bikes!
Posted: Sat Sep 12, 2020 7:47 am
by Old Grinner
I for one do not ride with my mask on, so I have to take my helmet off in order to put it on.
Looks like Ohio has a "helmet law" from what I can see in the pic showing the group of riders coming into town.
But it does make you wonder if they each have their COVID Mask!
Re: Great Labor Day weather brought out the bikes!
Posted: Sat Sep 12, 2020 10:40 am
by big bear
no there just safe riders i dont think ohio has a helmet law
Re: Great Labor Day weather brought out the bikes!
Posted: Tue Sep 15, 2020 9:55 am
by fish
big bear wrote:no there just safe riders i dont think ohio has a helmet law
Yes, we have no bananas, or a helmet law. BUT, if you ride an HD, a red kerchief is required on your head.
And yep, they all were masked up when they walked the sidewalks.
You can't get into the village without passing two big electric signs telling you that Masks are the law, here; or into any of the businesses without a mask.
Fish
