Good point...but I have no one who lives around me,
but perhaps there is someone I work with. But I guess
I have to map out all the DMV licensing days first to
see if perhaps one of the other one's is closer to
someone I know.

Apparently each only does motorcycle licensing on one
day, and in the morning at that. (so they say)

I will have to call Concord to get that info.

-Quentin


--- dmanuel <dmanuel@...> wrote:
> Hi Quentin,
>   Do you know someone with a license that could
> drive it to the DMV for you? That is what alot of
> people do....
> Diana Manuel
>   ----- Original Message -----
>   From: Quentin Lewis
>   To: nhscooters@yahoogroups.com
>   Sent: Saturday, May 14, 2005 6:13 PM
>   Subject: [nhscooters] First real ride on the
> People 250
>
>
>   Well, I picked up the People 250 the other day,
> and rode it around the
>   yard for about 1/2 a mile....but at that point, I
> had to go to work.
>   (BTW: this is my first 2 wheeler other than a bike
> and the mini-bike I
>   rode as a kid about 30 years ago)
>
>   Anyways, today I took it out on the side roads
> around my house and
>   ended up doing about 41.3km (about 25.7 miles)
>
>   It was a blast....I was not used to something this
> heavy at first, but
>   I got used to it fairly quickly. I was trying to
> practice all the
>   required skills / patterns the DMV tests you on
> for a license.
>
>   If I get a little more time on it tomorrow, I
> might just scoot out and
>   try the license test on Thursday. (they only do
> motorcycle testing on
>   Thursdays in the morning at the Manchester NH DMV)
>
>   I still need to find a way to trailer it to the
> DMV though. :-(
>
>   So, at this point, I must say I am a very happy
> scooter owner indeed!
>   (my safety course insn't until the end of June,
> but I hope to be
>   licensed before them....cross my fingers)
>
>   -Quentin
>
>
>
>
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----- Original Message -----

From: Quentin Lewis

To: nhscooters@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Saturday, May 14, 2005 6:13 PM

Subject: [nhscooters] First real ride on the People 250

Well, I picked up the People 250 the other day, and rode it around the
yard for about 1/2 a mile....but at that point, I had to go to work.
(BTW: this is my first 2 wheeler other than a bike and the mini-bike I
rode as a kid about 30 years ago)

Anyways, today I took it out on the side roads around my house and
ended up doing about 41.3km (about 25.7 miles)

It was a blast....I was not used to something this heavy at first, but
I got used to it fairly quickly. I was trying to practice all the
required skills / patterns the DMV tests you on for a license.

If I get a little more time on it tomorrow, I might just scoot out and
try the license test on Thursday. (they only do motorcycle testing on
Thursdays in the morning at the Manchester NH DMV)

I still need to find a way to trailer it to the DMV though. :-(

So, at this point, I must say I am a very happy scooter owner indeed!
(my safety course insn't until the end of June, but I hope to be
licensed before them....cross my fingers)

-Quentin

Well, I picked up the People 250 the other day, and rode it around the
yard for about 1/2 a mile....but at that point, I had to go to work.
(BTW: this is my first 2 wheeler other than a bike and the mini-bike I
rode as a kid about 30 years ago)

Anyways, today I took it out on the side roads around my house and
ended up doing about 41.3km (about 25.7 miles)

It was a blast....I was not used to something this heavy at first, but
I got used to it fairly quickly. I was trying to practice all the
required skills / patterns the DMV tests you on for a license.

If I get a little more time on it tomorrow, I might just scoot out and
try the license test on Thursday. (they only do motorcycle testing on
Thursdays in the morning at the Manchester NH DMV)

I still need to find a way to trailer it to the DMV though. :-(

So, at this point, I must say I am a very happy scooter owner indeed!
(my safety course insn't until the end of June, but I hope to be
licensed before them....cross my fingers)

-Quentin

As far as I know if you want to take it on the road it has to be
inspected. I have a 1979 Vespa p125x and I have a friend with a 1962
VBB and both of these require inspection. It is pretty basic. The just
make sure there are no structual issues such a alot of rust and you
have to have working headlights and taillights. Find out from someone
if there is a scooter friendly inpection shop around. Some of the
Motorcycle places can give you a hard time because they don't know 2
strokes to well.
Rhodri


--- In nhscooters@yahoogroups.com, "Elizabeth" <bettychasse@h...>
wrote:
> Thanks for the info Rhodrie!  I had a motorcycle license in NH but
it
> was back in 1981 - 1984 and haven't had one since then so I suppose
> it's time to go back to the drawing board.  I saw in your post that
> you mentioned that you had to get your scoot inspected.  Does that
> hold also for vintage scooters?  I imagine I will be able to get it
> inspected at a motorcycle shop.  I was told that signal lights and
> mirrors were not required since the scooter is vintage.  Does that
> sound right to you?  I can always add mirrors easily but the signal
> lights would be more difficult.  Again, thanks for your licensing
info.
>
> Betty

I will beg them one more time, but I was told this is
NOT the case. One shot, no 2nds.

-Quentin




--- rhodrie <rhodrie@...> wrote:
> Quinton,
> Give the DMV a call. I believe you are allowed to
> renew your premit
> one time. you may have to pay a fee though.
> rhodri
> --- In nhscooters@yahoogroups.com, "Quentin Lewis"
> <bigqueue_qlewis@y...> wrote:
> > -
> >
> > Yes....I actually have a 250, but yes, for
> anything over 50cc, you
> > need a motorcycle licence.
> >
> > I have already signed up for the safety
> class....and I have a
> scehdule
> > date of late June.
> >
> > I made one critical mistake....which makes all of
> this a bit more
> > difficult for me. I already went up for my permit
> when I thought
> the
> > bike ws only 2 week away....that was stupid
> because it slipped out
> to
> > about 6 weeks.
> >
> > Well, it WAS only good for 30 days, so I don't
> have a permit any
> > longer. (pretty stupid)
> >
> > So now I have to practice illegaly and trailer the
> scooter up to
> get
> > my license. (and they only do tests on
> Thursdays....so I have to
> hit
> > it all perfectly at this point...probably not
> going to hit this
> > Thursday given the logistics needed to get there.)
> >
> > Still....all is moving forward!
> > -Quentin
> >
> > -- In nhscooters@yahoogroups.com, "Elizabeth"
> <bettychasse@h...>
> wrote:
> > > Glad to hear that things are looking up for you.
>  Sounds like
> you'll
> > > be on the road in no time enjoying this
> beautiful weather.
> > >
> > > Just curious, is it required in NH to have a
> motorcycle
> endorsement on
> > > your license for a 150cc scooter.  Something
> tells me the answer
> is
> > > yes.  Also do you have to take the safety class?
>  I figured
> since you
> > > are well on your way to acquiring your scooter,
> you might know
> the
> > > answers.
> > >
> > > Thanks, Betty
>
>
>

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Thanks for the info Rhodrie!  I had a motorcycle license in NH but it
was back in 1981 - 1984 and haven't had one since then so I suppose
it's time to go back to the drawing board.  I saw in your post that
you mentioned that you had to get your scoot inspected.  Does that
hold also for vintage scooters?  I imagine I will be able to get it
inspected at a motorcycle shop.  I was told that signal lights and
mirrors were not required since the scooter is vintage.  Does that
sound right to you?  I can always add mirrors easily but the signal
lights would be more difficult.  Again, thanks for your licensing info.

Betty

Quinton,
Give the DMV a call. I believe you are allowed to renew your premit
one time. you may have to pay a fee though.
rhodri
--- In nhscooters@yahoogroups.com, "Quentin Lewis"
<bigqueue_qlewis@y...> wrote:
> -
>
> Yes....I actually have a 250, but yes, for anything over 50cc, you
> need a motorcycle licence.
>
> I have already signed up for the safety class....and I have a
scehdule
> date of late June.
>
> I made one critical mistake....which makes all of this a bit more
> difficult for me. I already went up for my permit when I thought
the
> bike ws only 2 week away....that was stupid because it slipped out
to
> about 6 weeks.
>
> Well, it WAS only good for 30 days, so I don't have a permit any
> longer. (pretty stupid)
>
> So now I have to practice illegaly and trailer the scooter up to
get
> my license. (and they only do tests on Thursdays....so I have to
hit
> it all perfectly at this point...probably not going to hit this
> Thursday given the logistics needed to get there.)
>
> Still....all is moving forward!
> -Quentin
>
> -- In nhscooters@yahoogroups.com, "Elizabeth" <bettychasse@h...>
wrote:
> > Glad to hear that things are looking up for you.  Sounds like
you'll
> > be on the road in no time enjoying this beautiful weather.
> >
> > Just curious, is it required in NH to have a motorcycle
endorsement on
> > your license for a 150cc scooter.  Something tells me the answer
is
> > yes.  Also do you have to take the safety class?  I figured
since you
> > are well on your way to acquiring your scooter, you might know
the
> > answers.
> >
> > Thanks, Betty

-

Yes....I actually have a 250, but yes, for anything over 50cc, you
need a motorcycle licence.

I have already signed up for the safety class....and I have a scehdule
date of late June.

I made one critical mistake....which makes all of this a bit more
difficult for me. I already went up for my permit when I thought the
bike ws only 2 week away....that was stupid because it slipped out to
about 6 weeks.

Well, it WAS only good for 30 days, so I don't have a permit any
longer. (pretty stupid)

So now I have to practice illegaly and trailer the scooter up to get
my license. (and they only do tests on Thursdays....so I have to hit
it all perfectly at this point...probably not going to hit this
Thursday given the logistics needed to get there.)

Still....all is moving forward!
-Quentin

-- In nhscooters@yahoogroups.com, "Elizabeth" <bettychasse@h...> wrote:
> Glad to hear that things are looking up for you.  Sounds like you'll
> be on the road in no time enjoying this beautiful weather.
>
> Just curious, is it required in NH to have a motorcycle endorsement on
> your license for a 150cc scooter.  Something tells me the answer is
> yes.  Also do you have to take the safety class?  I figured since you
> are well on your way to acquiring your scooter, you might know the
> answers.
>
> Thanks, Betty

Quentin,
So we will be seeing this next Tuesday I assume. Glad to here you got
it. As far as the sticker goes I am pretty sure we can come up with a
Scoot Free or Die sticker that can go over it nicely. My scoot is
almost back on the road. Finally found a replacement headlight.
Hopefully I can get it inspected this week.
Betty,
NH motorcycle laws summery.
You have to have a motorcycle endorsement for any two wheeled vehicle
with an engine larger than 50cc and/or a top of more then 30mph.
Anything less and you need a drivers license. This doesn't mean
people
don't take there 50cc scooter that are registered as moped and modify
them to get higher speeds.
To get a license there are two methods. You can go to the DMV pay $30
for a permit. This is valid for 30 days. In this thirty day time
frame
you have to pass a riding test at the DMV (Thursday mornings). The
other option, which I would recommend, is to take the safety class.
It
is one weekend long and they teach you quite a lot. At the end of the
class you have to pass a written and driving test and they will give
you a certificate saying you completed the class. Take this to the
DMV
and the will give you your endorsement for the fee. No test required.

http://nh.gov/safety/dmv/motorcycle/faq.html

This link should answer anything I missed.
Rhodri

--- In nhscooters@yahoogroups.com, "Elizabeth" <bettychasse@h...>
wrote:
> Glad to hear that things are looking up for you.  Sounds like
you'll
> be on the road in no time enjoying this beautiful weather.
>
> Just curious, is it required in NH to have a motorcycle endorsement
on
> your license for a 150cc scooter.  Something tells me the answer is
> yes.  Also do you have to take the safety class?  I figured since
you
> are well on your way to acquiring your scooter, you might know the
> answers.
>
> Thanks, Betty

Glad to hear that things are looking up for you.  Sounds like you'll
be on the road in no time enjoying this beautiful weather.

Just curious, is it required in NH to have a motorcycle endorsement on
your license for a 150cc scooter.  Something tells me the answer is
yes.  Also do you have to take the safety class?  I figured since you
are well on your way to acquiring your scooter, you might know the
answers.

Thanks, Betty

Yes, I even went up and paid for it, and registered it!

It is still being prepped, don't have it at home yet, but I hope to
see it in my garage tomorrow evening. (if I can get out of work early
enough)

What perfect weather.....I know there will be other days like this to
come.

Oh yea, i also saw a Grand Vista for the first time. It was kind of
sweet...but I have to admit that I did not get a full picture of it as
it was still on the pallet w/o it's front wheel assembled.

I didn't get to sit on it, but it does seem to have decent leg room,
but I'm not sure if the bars are low or not. (they don't look bad to me)

In fact, it is a really great looking scooter.

My only negative comment is regarding the huge "Made in Taiwan"
sticked on the front of all the scooters. I don't think it really ads
to the looks. Not that "Made in Taiwan" is bad.....I happen to think
it is very good (particularly for a scooter), but most people don't
know one way or the other, and being as large we it is, it sort of
makes you "notice" it. (which is probably their intent....but I don't
really need to be a riding billboard for a country)

I will keep everyone informed as things progress. (I still need to be
licensed)

-Quentin

I look forward to the rides too...I was hoping my scooter would be
here today....but so far....no dice.

Either way, I still have to get it on the road and get licensed....but
first things first! :-)

Tomorrow for sure!
-Quentin


--- In nhscooters@yahoogroups.com, "dmanuel" <dmanuel@m...> wrote:
> Hi Quentin,
>     Look forward to the rides as well....hope you get your scooter
soon!!!! The is coming out soon ( I think , I hope) :) Diana
> Diana Manuel
>   ----- Original Message -----
>   From: Quentin Lewis
>   To: nhscooters@yahoogroups.com
>   Sent: Saturday, May 07, 2005 9:16 PM
>   Subject: Re: [nhscooters] Scooter ride to the lakes?
>
>
>   Diana,
>
>   I am a rank newbie, so my say means nothing.....but I
>   do know I have read plenty of reports on the net of
>   people traveling distances that I never thought
>   possible....on scooters even smaller.
>
>   I know there are a number of nice side-roads going
>   most everywhere. These are usually the origional
>   connecting roads before the days of the automobile in
>   every driveway....so I suspect there are ways. (heck,
>   there are ways to get there by snowmobile.)
>
>   I look forward to some nice rides toward the
>   mountains, lakes and ocean. I know this might not ALL
>   happen right  away.....but if we pull together as a
>   club, grow a few members, I don't see why we can't
>   eventually  make it all happen.
>
>   My particular problem right now is being sans-scooter.
>   I have a Kymco People 250 on order, and it is about 3
>   weeks late. (having gotten stuck in customs)
>
>   But....with weather like we are having this week, I'm
>   not all that sad. (for now)
>
>   As far as our rides, I think we probably need to make
>   sure we plan them ahead and give people advanced
>   warning.....that is, if we  want to set the club grow.
>
>   i look forward to our first ride....and all the rides
>   that we embark on in the future.
>
>   -Quentin (from Litchfield)
>   --- DIANA <dmanuel@m...> wrote:
>   > Hi All,
>   >    I would love to get a ride going to the lakes or
>   > where ever, Can
>   > vespas and the smaller type scooters get to the
>   > lake? Are you allowed
>   > to ride on rte 11? Diana
>   >
>   >
>   >
>
>
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I spoke to BigToy the other day when I went up looking for my scooter.
I showed him the club shirt and button, and he was excited to see a
club forming.

He said that he thought this would sort of act as a "support group"
tobring together interested people. He thought it was good for
themarket in general.

Sounds like he is on our side.....I suspect he would hand out fliers.
(if we had them :-)

-Quentin


--- In nhscooters@yahoogroups.com, "rhodrie" <rhodrie@y...> wrote:
> We need to design a poster and buisness cards. There are a lot of
> Motorcycle shops that are
> willing to let us advetise there if we have something for them. I
> think this is an important
> effort to get the club going. Lets get those creative juices flowing
> and get the word out.
> Thank you,
> Rhodri

Hey guys just wanted to let you know that some of us from RI scooters
responded to your invite. Its great to see the scene growing
everywhere. Things are really exploding down here. Javaspeed Scooters
is having a crazy busy spring,and the Wed night rides are already
briging in 20+ scooters.
      Also wanted to remind you about Death or glory SC Rally happening
July 29-31 (www.dogsc.com)should be loads of fun.
     My wife and I have relatives in Merrimack and would love to truck
the scoots up sometime this summer.
    Keep the group rides posted and you may end up with a large group
from a small state.            -ride safe-Scott

----- Original Message -----

From: Elizabeth

To: nhscooters@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Sunday, May 08, 2005 5:19 PM

Subject: [nhscooters] New!

Just joined today and am looking forward to getting involved with the
NH Scooter group.  I live in Rochester and would love to go on a group
ride.  I'll keep watching for more info.....

----- Original Message -----

From: Quentin Lewis

To: nhscooters@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Saturday, May 07, 2005 9:16 PM

Subject: Re: [nhscooters] Scooter ride to the lakes?

Diana,

I am a rank newbie, so my say means nothing.....but I
do know I have read plenty of reports on the net of
people traveling distances that I never thought
possible....on scooters even smaller.

I know there are a number of nice side-roads going
most everywhere. These are usually the origional
connecting roads before the days of the automobile in
every driveway....so I suspect there are ways. (heck,
there are ways to get there by snowmobile.)

I look forward to some nice rides toward the
mountains, lakes and ocean. I know this might not ALL
happen right  away.....but if we pull together as a
club, grow a few members, I don't see why we can't
eventually  make it all happen.

My particular problem right now is being sans-scooter.
I have a Kymco People 250 on order, and it is about 3
weeks late. (having gotten stuck in customs)

But....with weather like we are having this week, I'm
not all that sad. (for now)

As far as our rides, I think we probably need to make
sure we plan them ahead and give people advanced
warning.....that is, if we  want to set the club grow.

i look forward to our first ride....and all the rides
that we embark on in the future.

-Quentin (from Litchfield)
--- DIANA <dmanuel@...> wrote:
> Hi All,
>    I would love to get a ride going to the lakes or
> where ever, Can
> vespas and the smaller type scooters get to the
> lake? Are you allowed
> to ride on rte 11? Diana
>
>
>


           
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From: rhodrie

To: nhscooters@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Sunday, May 08, 2005 10:47 AM

Subject: [nhscooters] Re: Scooter ride to the lakes?

Diana,
It depends on what size scooter you are talking about. 50cc or less
will restrict you from a
lot of roads, but as Quinten said in NH there is always another way.
There are some great
backroads to avoid the highways. It will take a lot longer though.
The other option is to
truck or trailer your scoot up there then ride there. We need to get
a seacoast ride
together.
Rhodri
--- In nhscooters@yahoogroups.com, Quentin Lewis <
bigqueue_qlewis@y...> wrote:
> Diana,
>
> I am a rank newbie, so my say means nothing.....but I
> do know I have read plenty of reports on the net of
> people traveling distances that I never thought
> possible....on scooters even smaller.
>
> I know there are a number of nice side-roads going
> most everywhere. These are usually the origional
> connecting roads before the days of the automobile in
> every driveway....so I suspect there are ways. (heck,
> there are ways to get there by snowmobile.)
>
> I look forward to some nice rides toward the
> mountains, lakes and ocean. I know this might not ALL
> happen right  away.....but if we pull together as a
> club, grow a few members, I don't see why we can't
> eventually  make it all happen.
>
> My particular problem right now is being sans-scooter.
> I have a Kymco People 250 on order, and it is about 3
> weeks late. (having gotten stuck in customs)
>
> But....with weather like we are having this week, I'm
> not all that sad. (for now)
>
> As far as our rides, I think we probably need to make
> sure we plan them ahead and give people advanced
> warning.....that is, if we  want to set the club grow.
>
> i look forward to our first ride....and all the rides
> that we embark on in the future.
>
> -Quentin (from Litchfield)
> --- DIANA <dmanuel@m...> wrote:
> > Hi All,
> >    I would love to get a ride going to the lakes or
> > where ever, Can
> > vespas and the smaller type scooters get to the
> > lake? Are you allowed
> > to ride on rte 11? Diana
> >
> >
> >
>
>
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Just joined today and am looking forward to getting involved with the
NH Scooter group.  I live in Rochester and would love to go on a group
ride.  I'll keep watching for more info.....

We need to design a poster and buisness cards. There are a lot of
Motorcycle shops that are
willing to let us advetise there if we have something for them. I
think this is an important
effort to get the club going. Lets get those creative juices flowing
and get the word out.
Thank you,
Rhodri

Diana,
It depends on what size scooter you are talking about. 50cc or less
will restrict you from a
lot of roads, but as Quinten said in NH there is always another way.
There are some great
backroads to avoid the highways. It will take a lot longer though.
The other option is to
truck or trailer your scoot up there then ride there. We need to get
a seacoast ride
together.
Rhodri
--- In nhscooters@yahoogroups.com, Quentin Lewis <
bigqueue_qlewis@y...> wrote:
> Diana,
>
> I am a rank newbie, so my say means nothing.....but I
> do know I have read plenty of reports on the net of
> people traveling distances that I never thought
> possible....on scooters even smaller.
>
> I know there are a number of nice side-roads going
> most everywhere. These are usually the origional
> connecting roads before the days of the automobile in
> every driveway....so I suspect there are ways. (heck,
> there are ways to get there by snowmobile.)
>
> I look forward to some nice rides toward the
> mountains, lakes and ocean. I know this might not ALL
> happen right  away.....but if we pull together as a
> club, grow a few members, I don't see why we can't
> eventually  make it all happen.
>
> My particular problem right now is being sans-scooter.
> I have a Kymco People 250 on order, and it is about 3
> weeks late. (having gotten stuck in customs)
>
> But....with weather like we are having this week, I'm
> not all that sad. (for now)
>
> As far as our rides, I think we probably need to make
> sure we plan them ahead and give people advanced
> warning.....that is, if we  want to set the club grow.
>
> i look forward to our first ride....and all the rides
> that we embark on in the future.
>
> -Quentin (from Litchfield)
> --- DIANA <dmanuel@m...> wrote:
> > Hi All,
> >    I would love to get a ride going to the lakes or
> > where ever, Can
> > vespas and the smaller type scooters get to the
> > lake? Are you allowed
> > to ride on rte 11? Diana
> >
> >
> >
>
>
>
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Diana,

I am a rank newbie, so my say means nothing.....but I
do know I have read plenty of reports on the net of
people traveling distances that I never thought
possible....on scooters even smaller.

I know there are a number of nice side-roads going
most everywhere. These are usually the origional
connecting roads before the days of the automobile in
every driveway....so I suspect there are ways. (heck,
there are ways to get there by snowmobile.)

I look forward to some nice rides toward the
mountains, lakes and ocean. I know this might not ALL
happen right  away.....but if we pull together as a
club, grow a few members, I don't see why we can't
eventually  make it all happen.

My particular problem right now is being sans-scooter.
I have a Kymco People 250 on order, and it is about 3
weeks late. (having gotten stuck in customs)

But....with weather like we are having this week, I'm
not all that sad. (for now)

As far as our rides, I think we probably need to make
sure we plan them ahead and give people advanced
warning.....that is, if we  want to set the club grow.

i look forward to our first ride....and all the rides
that we embark on in the future.

-Quentin (from Litchfield)
--- DIANA <dmanuel@...> wrote:
> Hi All,
>    I would love to get a ride going to the lakes or
> where ever, Can
> vespas and the smaller type scooters get to the
> lake? Are you allowed
> to ride on rte 11? Diana
>
>
>



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Hi All,
    I would love to get a ride going to the lakes or where ever, Can
vespas and the smaller type scooters get to the lake? Are you allowed
to ride on rte 11? Diana

Yes, DINER CITY Scooter Club will be "representing" and my friend Chery
from Pottymouth will be showing & selkling all kinds of pin-up grrrrl artwork /
housewares, etc., some with a scooter theme.

Looking forward to meeting more motorcycle & scooter people and spreading
the word about SUMMER SCOOT! '05 at Ralph's Diner (Worcester, MA), Sat.,
July 2nd. http://www.dsquared.org/dcsc.html



--- In nhscooters@yahoogroups.com, "rhodrie" <rhodrie@y...> wrote:
> The British Iron Motorcycle show in Auburn, MA is coming up on May
> 22nd. It is about an hour from my house in Wilton using the
> backroads.
> If anyone is interested in riding down I would like to do it,
> otherwise I will be driving down. More information at
> http://www.massbia.com/home.htm
> I know DCSC says they will be there so it will be a good chance to
> meet those guys and find out about their rally.

The British Iron Motorcycle show in Auburn, MA is coming up on May
22nd. It is about an hour from my house in Wilton using the
backroads.
If anyone is interested in riding down I would like to do it,
otherwise I will be driving down. More information at
http://www.massbia.com/home.htm
I know DCSC says they will be there so it will be a good chance to
meet those guys and find out about their rally.

Quentin,
You don't think 15 min is enough time to get ready. I fixed them. I
put them in late at night that is my excuse and I am sticking to it.

--- In nhscooters@yahoogroups.com, "Quentin Lewis"
<bigqueue_qlewis@y...> wrote:
> --- In nhscooters@yahoogroups.com, "rhodrie" <rhodrie@y...> wrote:
> > This is a group for the New Hampshire Scooter Club. We meet
every 1st
> > and 3rd Tuesday of the month at KC Rib Shack in Manchester for a
ride
> > and meeting. All scooters welcome. Actually all scooter friendly
> > people welcome.
> > We are also trying to get some bigger weekend rides going. If you
> > have
> > any Ideas for event post them to get the word out. Be sure to
visit
> > the main Web page for the NHSC as well.
>
> Oh...one small question. I see the calendar entries for the rides.
One
> of them seems to NOT have a reminder email set...and the other
seems
> to only send out an email 15 minutes in advance.
>
> I like the idea of a reminder email....but maybe a day in
> advance....or at least perhaps in the morning might work better for
> me. (I work over an hour away....and a 15 minute warning would not
do
> me very much good :-)
>
> -Quentin

--- In nhscooters@yahoogroups.com, "rhodrie" <rhodrie@y...> wrote:
> This is a group for the New Hampshire Scooter Club. We meet every 1st
> and 3rd Tuesday of the month at KC Rib Shack in Manchester for a ride
> and meeting. All scooters welcome. Actually all scooter friendly
> people welcome.
> We are also trying to get some bigger weekend rides going. If you
> have
> any Ideas for event post them to get the word out. Be sure to visit
> the main Web page for the NHSC as well.

Oh...one small question. I see the calendar entries for the rides. One
of them seems to NOT have a reminder email set...and the other seems
to only send out an email 15 minutes in advance.

I like the idea of a reminder email....but maybe a day in
advance....or at least perhaps in the morning might work better for
me. (I work over an hour away....and a 15 minute warning would not do
me very much good :-)

-Quentin

--- In nhscooters@yahoogroups.com, "rhodrie" <rhodrie@y...> wrote:
> This is a group for the New Hampshire Scooter Club. We meet every 1st
> and 3rd Tuesday of the month at KC Rib Shack in Manchester for a ride
> and meeting. All scooters welcome. Actually all scooter friendly
> people welcome.
> We are also trying to get some bigger weekend rides going. If you
> have
> any Ideas for event post them to get the word out. Be sure to visit
> the main Web page for the NHSC as well.

Excellent!

This is great....I see that I am not even close to the 2nd person to
sign-on. That's great.....now I just have to get my scooter! <aaarg....>

I am probably going to be very busy this weekend as I am going to the
going up to the HOSSTRADERS ham radio flea market. (www.hosstraders.com)

I have a bunch of stuff to sell....but then I generally comeback with
stuff too. (oh well)

I still have my fingers crossed that my scooter will come in on
Friday...but it is a long shot! (never say never)

-Quentin

As part of SUMMER SCOOT! 05, taking place
Saturday, July 2nd at Ralph's Diner, Worcester, MA:

( http://www.dsquared.org/dcsc.html )
( http://www.ralphsdiner.net )
( http://www.summernationals.com )

*************************************************
BEER LABEL DESIGN CONTEST!!!!!!
*************************************************

Design a full color BEER label, get it to me by June 1st and potentially have
your label on a case of custom beer by Tony Falconi of Worcester.

PDF:
http://www.dsquared.org/beer/beerlabel.pdf (high res)
http://www.dsquared.org/beer/beerlabel_lores.pdf (low res)

Fine print rules:

• SIZE - 4 inches TALL, 8 inches LONG
• Full color
• Name of beer: "Scooter Brew"
• Use "Diner City Scooter Club" logo
• E-mail JPG to "doug@..."
• Reg. mail: Diner City Scooter Club,
12 Grenada St., Worcester, MA 01602
• Deadline: June 1, 2005
• 1st Prize: your label on 24 bottles of Falconi Beerworks custom beer (NOT to
be consumed at Summer Scoot!)
• 2nd Prize: band merchandise, Summer Scoot t-shirt and CD
• 3rd Prize: Summer Scoot t-shirt & CD
• All entries will go up on the DINER CITY Scooter Club website
• Artists / designers must be of legal drinking age / 21 or older. 1st Prize
will
not be awarded to minors.
• You must be present at Summer Scoot! `05 , July 2, 2005 at Ralph's Diner in
Worcester to win.
• First prize will be presented in a sealed case/box. Beer to be consumed at
home, NOT at Summer Scoot! `05.
• Multiple enties are okay.

• Clearly provide the following info:
Name, Address, City / State / Zip,
Phone number, E-mail address, website URL (if applicable). Without this
information, you can't win!
• Technical help / questions:
doug@...

This is a group for the New Hampshire Scooter Club. We meet every 1st
and 3rd Tuesday of the month at KC Rib Shack in Manchester for a ride
and meeting. All scooters welcome. Actually all scooter friendly
people welcome.
We are also trying to get some bigger weekend rides going. If you
have
any Ideas for event post them to get the word out. Be sure to visit
the main Web page for the NHSC as well.