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Join us for our monthly bike night! Great food, cold drinks, and the best company! Bike Night is BACK! Let's fill the parking lot on July 16th starting at 5:30 for a fun filled night!
Live music by Road Case and beverages available for purchase from The Manor Restaurant & Lounge.
Vendors include:
T&T Dynamite Smoke Wagon
Polar Rollz
Paparazzi Jewelry
Hogs + Heroes Foundation
Followed by ice cream ride at 7:00 p.m. with your HOG Chapter friends.
Tucked away in Slate Run, this charming 10-room hotel and restaurant overlooks Pine Creek and sits just 20 miles from Pine Creek Gorge, the Grand Canyon of Pennsylvania. For reservations please call (570) 753-8414.
https://www.onressystems.com/reservations/?property=hotel-manor
A potluck chapter membership meeting you won't want to miss. In compliance with mitigation orders regarding gatherings, this event will be outside. There will be a social hour from 6-7 with the meeting starting at 7:00 p.m. Hot dogs and hamburgers will be provided. Please bring a side dish or dessert to share. 50/50 drawing and SVH-D gift certificate drawing . Greeters - Scott May and Marci Osborne. If your are able to help put away the tables and chairs at the close of the meeting, your assistance would be greatly appreciated.
3-1/2-hour ride to Pine Grove area including a short break stop to eat lunch around 1:30 p.m. at the Red Lion Cafe. The unique family style dining, newly updated menu and convenient take-out features delicious fresh food. After lunch make sure to visit the bakery cases. The aroma will guide you to a wide variety of family recipes, fresh baked pies and apple dumplings, cupcakes, seasonal treats and much more! Any questions, contact Silver (717) 319-1817.
A Bug Ride is just like a Poker Run in that you ride a predetermined course, but there are no poker hands played. Instead, a target is placed somewhere on the front of the motorcycle, and the object is to have as many bugs hit the target as possible during the ride.
A Mechanicsburg eatery specializing in hand-made brick oven pizzas, Italian-American cuisine, and hand-crafted lagers and ales from their very own microbrewery.
If you are looking for riding adventures with enthusiasts like yourself, the group riding seminar is the best start. This one-hour workshop covers information you need to know to put safety first whenever participating in a group ride event. After the presentation there will be a question and answer session conducted by chapter members. Weather permitting there will be a short ice cream ride following the session.
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Join us for our Dog Days of Summer with HOPE Charity Event! Join the ride before the event! Register and purchase tickets below. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/dog-days-of-summer-w-hope-tickets-90161442301 Entertainment provided by: Six Bar Break Food Trucks: T&T Dynamite Smoke Wagon, and more! Vendors: To be announced HOPE is a unique, life saving program that began in March 2005. To date, over 300 dogs have been saved through this collaborative program that partners animal shelters, rescues, correctional institutions, and entire communities. HOPE currently works in conjunction with the PA State Correctional Institution at Camp Hill. This program pairs carefully screened inmates with shelter dogs who have been evaluated for their sociability for a period of eight to ten weeks. The inmates work together with a professional trainer, prison staff, and the HOPE team to provide the dogs with basic obedience training, socialization, and behavior modification. The dogs involved in the program graduate with a wealth of valuable skills that help give them a paw up on finding a home. By the time the HOPE dogs are paroled, the dogs have become more confident, better behaved, and they are looking forward to starting a new life on the outside. At the event we'll have HOPE merchandise, "ask a trainer" booth and individuals and dogs who have been through the program. Throughout the entire month of August, HOPE is collecting gently used shoes!
Monthly chapter board meeting. All members welcome.
The final Fun Friday for the SRS. Let's get some photos and enjoy the ride.
Ride to all five picture stops, 160 miles. Pack a lunch. Counties include Perry, Cumberland, York, Dauphin, Lebanon and Lancaster.
Join us for our monthly bike night! Great food, cold drinks, and the best company! Beverages available for purchase from The Manor Restaurant & Lounge. Performances by: Grant Bryan Band
Vendors include: T&T Dynamite Smoke Wagon, Paparazzi Jewelry, Polar Rollz, Hogs & Heroes Foundation, and more!
Where's Meiserville? Located on Route 104 near Mt. Pleasant Mills - only 18 miles south of Selinsgrove. The Inn is housed in a renovated late 1800's landmark building that has functioned over the years as an Inn, General Store, Post Office, Tavern, and Ice Cream Parlor.
Ride in nine states, covering seven of the HOG50 rides. Ride Natchez Trace Parkway, Tail of the Dragon, Cherohala Skyway, The Rattler, The Snake and more. One day, two nights in Biloxi, MS near the beach. Three days, four nights in Maggie Valley, NC. For trip information contact june.mansberger@svhd.com
Monthly chapter membership meeting. Come early for dinner and catch up with your friends. 50/50 drawing and SVH-D gift certificate drawing each month. Greeter - Tracy Wagner
A motorcycle ministry of men and women who ride for Jesus, helping and serving H.O.G. members and chapters across the country. Please join us for morning fellowship.
Restaurant/bar located at Mountain Springs in Reading. Outdoor bar with hammocks, barrel tables, and pirate decor.
The history of the building dates back to the early 1800’s. In 1827 a fire destroyed the town. The fire was started by a young boy shooting at crows on a barn roof made of thatch. The wad from the shot ignited the roof and the fire spread quickly due to all the structures being made of wood and thatch. The only building left standing was the hotel. The building was left unoccupied for some length of time before it was demolished and rebuilt. Except for a large over hang on the front of the building, and a small lookout room on the roof that was used as an Indian watchtower, the building looks much as it did then. The Fredericksburg Eagle is a veteran owned and operated business.
We will be staying at the Gray Ghost Inn, a rustic B&B in West Dover, Vermont. Plan to ride in New York, Massachusetts, Vermont, and New Hampshire. We will ride two of the HOG50 rides.
For trip information contact june.mansberger@svhd.com
This diner opened in 1955 at the corner of Carlisle St. and W. Railroad St, Gettysburg PA. It was originally called the Varsity Diner. Business must have been booming, because just five years later, in 1960, two dining rooms were added, boosting the seating. By 1969, the diner had become the Cannon Cafeteria. It didn’t last long as the Cannon, and by 1971, it had again changed names, to the Lincoln Diner. In 1995 the decision was made to bring the diner back to a more 1950's look, and stainless and neon were added over top of the previous work.
Ever been to the Forksville? Join us for this scenic ride to the Forksville covered bridge and experience the BEST Philly cheesesteaks and hoagies in the state at Big Mike's in the General Store/Restaurant. The ride will be approximately 212 miles before ending at the Fire & Ice Smokehouse and Creamery in Halifax for some awesome homemade ice cream. The GPX file will be available the day of the ride.
Join us for Fall Open House! Great food, cold drinks, and the best company! Performance by: Colt Wilbur South Bound Band
Monthly chapter membership meeting. Come early for dinner and catch up with your friends. 50/50 drawing and SVH-D gift certificate drawing each month. Greeters - Don and Annette Arnold
The 339-acre Kinzua Bridge State Park, located in McKean County, is the home of the reinvented Kinzua Viaduct. The Viaduct, once the longest and tallest railroad structure at 2,053 feet long and 301 feet high, was partially destroyed by a tornado during 2003. Reinvented as a pedestrian walkway during 2011, visitors can stroll 600 feet out on the remaining support towers, peer miles out into the Kinzua Gorge, and gaze down through the partial glass platform at the end of the walkway. The skywalk will be open unless weather conditions are unsafe due to frost and ice in late fall through winter.
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