Typically, folks start showing up on Friday, there's usually a corn roast at dinner time (contributions accepted). In the evening we all catch up with what's gone on since we got together last, check out the bikes as they show up, and shoot the bull.

Saturday morning events generally include a road run over scenic two laners in the area (morning), and checking out the new bikes that have shown up. There are always some incredibly knowledgable folks around, ready to share their expertise on particular bikes. Not to brag about club members, of course, but if you bring an Indian Four project bike and need a little help, there will be folks here either know it intimately or know who you will want to talk to for 'most any technical detail. ...And nothing draws a friendly crowd like a fresh bike!

On Saturday afternoon, there will be The Games. Specific contests will be announced, probably on little or no notice. They are guaranteed to be a little silly (ever seen grownups on antique motorcycles balance a cup of water on their heads and ride in circles on a track?).

The Saturday Evening Banquet will be at the Tiffin Quality Inn on the lower level in their air-conditioned banquet room. The Quality Inn is just a short ride from the Fairgrounds at the intersection of State Rt. 53 and US 224.

The menu and price will be posted here as soon as they are finalized.

The room seats 100, so you will want to get your tickets early! Banquet tickets will be available at the meet.
...And the bull is likely to be shot again late into the evening. Poor bull.

Sunday morning it'll be time to pack up, talk about other meets coming up, and take off for home.