Saturday evenings at the square in Noblesville

[MacR]

Someone bring a banner, or something to keep cars (or those harley guys) from parking between us or limiting our space.

People were seriously circling all night for spots.

[Grifo]

If I can fit it in the backpack along the other stuff that I need I will.

[giladl]

I may come out to IndyDucati and ride with you guys back to Noblesville? Or not - depends on when I need to help Jesper (jkehlet) with picking up his 900 SS 

BTW Do we want to camp next to the British (with their classic Triumphs), or across from Matteo's ??

[Daren]

Dude's, this is going to be so much fun. We may need a place to crash saturday nite, depending how late it goes. Mario I will have room for the banner bring it to the meetup.

[MacR]

I only live 30-40 minutes from Noblesville, but if people stay late and decide to spend the night, I'd be down as well. I can't stand cold late night--bug infested--interstate riding.

[Grifo]

Dude's, this is going to be so much fun. We may need a place to crash saturday nite, depending how late it goes. Mario I will have room for the banner bring it to the meetup.

OK do you want to meet at my house then?

[Grifo]

Hey great seeing some of you guys again, and meeting some of you for the first time.
 I finally met Mac, Gilad, Jesper, Joe, Jeremy (hoosier monster) and that lurker guy with the monster and the Norton (sign up already, I forgot your name)
 Got to see again Drew, Eric, George and Nancy (Suzy's parents), Matt Carr went along with us after working on my bike for 3 hours to get it working right again.
A pick up coil was the culprit but it took a long time to find it, the computer does not register the error. By then I needed a new battery and plugs as well.  Again Matt stayed at the shop well after closing hours to get the RS running properly. Thanks Matt!! 
The Noblesville Square is awesome lot's of bikes, muscle cars, classics hot rods... something for everyone.  
 Riding back we got soaked and pelted by hail in Kokomo, we were home wet and cold by 1 AM  

[the motorcycle boy]

Mario, it was good meeting all of you also. Name is Paul (but I had the Norton out last night  ). We're on the square nearly every Saturday with the vintage bikes. Now I'm going to be confused on what to ride and which side of the square to park on  .

[Grifo]

Hey Paul you can always alternate. One Saturday the Ducati the other the Norton.  It was a good time last night wish I got there earlier, story of my life always late...  Did you see the waiter on the mini chopper low side after almost rear-ending Drew? 

[giladl]

Yeah, great to finally put faces to bikes and screen names. Too bad I had to leave early. We had a strong showing and a big crowd - way to go... Hope you guys had fun.

When did you leave?

[Grifo]

It was just past 10 pm

[agaduc996]

Did you see the waiter on the mini chopper low side after almost rear-ending Drew?

Thanks Mario I think that was a nice way of saying

 "did you see Drew almost take out the waiter on the mini chopper"

Does anyone really know what happened. I swear that I looked to my left and he was not there and when I pulled out I saw sparks out of the corner of my eyes and heard that awful sound we all fear of metal scrapping pavement. I think he pulled out from across the street at the same time I did it looked like he hit the front breaks and just tucked the front wheel under. I feel real bad about it all but do not know if it was my fault or his. If anyone knows the play by play please let me know all I could think about on the ride home was how did that happen and how much I must have looked like a squid.
Other than that it was a great night. Mario, glad to hear the you Daren and the ladies made it home OK I got home and saw the weather and thought it was going to be a close call. Looks like mother nature won that round.

[GRUBBY]

Is anybody going next weekend ? I know the trackfest is then, but I might be able to do Noblesville since it's A LOT closer.

[Grifo]

Thanks Mario I think that was a nice way of saying

 "did you see Drew almost take out the waiter on the mini chopper"

Does anyone really know what happened. I swear that I looked to my left and he was not there and when I pulled out I saw sparks out of the corner of my eyes and heard that awful sound we all fear of metal scrapping pavement. I think he pulled out from across the street at the same time I did it looked like he hit the front breaks and just tucked the front wheel under. I feel real bad about it all but do not know if it was my fault or his. If anyone knows the play by play please let me know all I could think about on the ride home was how did that happen and how much I must have looked like a squid.
Other than that it was a great night. Mario, glad to hear the you Daren and the ladies made it home OK I got home and saw the weather and thought it was going to be a close call. Looks like mother nature won that round.

I'm not sure Drew I also think he pulled out from somewhere across the street near the restaurant and gunned it.
I only saw him when he went down.  So I'm not sure if you cut him off or he just pulled out without looking.
Anyway no one was hurt and that's the important thing.  Yeah the ladies were not too happy on our way home, well at least mine wasn't  

[Daren]

Drew, i wouldn't worry about it. I saw the whole thing the "dumb ass" waiter(no lights ) crossed from across the street and couldn't stop. How could you possible see that thing. It was nice seeing all you guys, Hopefully I will see you all in 2 weeks when I come back to pick up my wifes 696 and have my suspension set up( I will be trailering the bike this time) That was the most miserable ride I have ever had, Thanks Mario for the escort home. Jeanne had a blast with Wendy.

[Grifo]

 Cool maybe I'll come down again if I'm off. Make sure you call Matt in advance for the suspention set up. As he will have to mesure you on the bike and maybe leave it there if it needs resprong. Wich I'm sure it will. Hey you could drop the S2R and pick up the 696 I'll escort you back home

[motogpfan]

it's amazing sometimes how motorcycle communities find each other. Suzys parents had a good time. Thanks Mario.