VRCC DFW Club ride on May 17:
Dublin / Dr. Pepper Museum & Stephenville / Hard Eight Barbecue ride
Meet 8:30am at Al Lamb’s Dallas Honda.
Speedo (cell 972 816-5892)
KSU at 9 am.
9:20am pick up any other riders at Chevron/McDonald's at NE corner Hwy 121 (114) and Main street in Grapevine (Joe’s Crab Shack is on the SW corner)
Ride starts at the Race Trac Gas station on the NE corner of Hwy 199 and Loop 820
KSU 10:15 am. Top your tank off, it is about 100 miles to Dublin.
Take FM 199 west (Lake Worth drive turns into Jacksboro Hwy)
FM 1886 west (Lakeside or Confederate Park road)
FM 730 South (Azle Hwy)
180 west to Weatherford (25miles) (Ft. Worth Hwy)
After downtown left on 312 (Ranger Hwy)
At greenwood left on Dennis (Jones road)
Cross I-20 continue on Dennis road
Merge with 1189 south to Dennis
Follow 1189 Lipan (Brock Hwy)
Follow 1189 to Morgan Mill
South/left on 281
Right on 3025 cross108
Right on 2303 (dead end)
Left on 219 to Lingleville
219 south to Bunyan
Merges with 2156 into Dublin
Visit Dr. Pepper Museum
http://www.dublindrpepper.comThen 377 north to Stephenville
Lunch at “Hard Eight Barbecue”
1091 Glen Rose Rd Stephenville, TX 76401 (281/377)
After Lunch
377 east to Granbury, Benbrook, and onto Ft.Worth
The Dublin Dr Pepper Museum focuses on its own unique history. Most of the huge collection of memorabilia in the Dublin Museum was collected by Bill Kloster who loved and collected all things Dr Pepper. Our collection contains many rare pieces and is one of the largest in the world. A tour of the plant not only takes you through our working antique operating bottling line, but also through the museum, which was the original offices of the plant. The tour ends in Old Doc’s Soda Shop, where you can step up to our soda fountain and enjoy a Frosty Dr Pepper or purchase some of our great Dr Pepper memorabilia. Dublin Dr Pepper is a privately owned company and still a working company.
