Back To The Homeland, Back To The Birthplace -- Marysville, Ohio

[Traveler-MI]

Another new post on my blog:

Back To The Homeland, Back To The Birthplace -- Marysville, Ohio

http://travelerswords.blogspot.com/2011/08/back-to-homeland-back-to-birthplace.html


Guaranteed to be fat free, contain zero calories,  but may be habit forming.

Enjoy!

[RainMaker]

Great story.  Thanks!

[old2soon]

The fact that they done a DAMN GOOD JOB is evident in the very fact that so many of these fine machines are still on the road all over the world. We have riders on this board that have 100000 200000 300000 and 400000 miles and more on these dragons of ours!! I hope when i'm taking my dirt nap she has an owner that loves her as much as i do. I do not profess to know how legends start-maybe-just maybe we have a little of the correct makins in these machines we have chosen to ride. Then again-maybe-just maybe-they chose us. But i'll leave that to others. RIDE SAFE.

[BigAl]

She is a hoot and at 70.

Reckon she was on the line or just had home town pride?

AL

[solo1]

Even though I don't own and can't ride the Valk anymore, the Honda plant and the Buckeyes did one helluva good job in building her!

Of all the motorcycles that I owned, including the present Vstrom, nothing, and I mean NOTHING compared to my Valk.

[Traveler-MI]

She is a hoot and at 70.

Reckon she was on the line or just had home town pride?

AL

Not sure,  could have been either -- I wanted to get a pix of her with the bike but she moved faster than the thought occured to me and I did not have the heart to ask her to walk back to the bike.