[NJSBMWR] Chris Aker bike collection on 7/14

[Don Eilenberger]

Kevin, et. al..

The WaWa is on "Monmouth Road" - AKA Country Rt 537, just to the west of 
Exit 16 off I-195. Between the exit and Great Adventure.

The reason many rides start there is - it's pretty much centrally 
located to our membership distribution; it's also easy to come up with 
some fairly decent back-roads routes to places like Cherry Hill and 
Chris' motor-bicycle collection.  And there is food, fuel and a place to 
pee there.

While I-195/I-295 may seem faster and more direct, that has never been 
my goal when riding. If I really need to get somewhere quickly and 
efficiently - the car is a much better choice.

If anyone want's I can probably come up with a Garmin route from OurWAWA 
to Chris' museum.. it would be uploadable to most all Garmin GPS's (and 
BMW's GPS's).

Don Eilenberger

On 7/4/2019 10:33 AM, Roger Trendowski via NJSBMWR wrote:
> Kevin
> WAWA that we usually meet at is the one at Great Adventure, just after you exit south/West off of I195
> It would be great to meet a group and ride down from there together.. Maybe you all can decide when to meet at the upcoming club meeting. (I will not be at the meeting since this is the Mt Pocono MOA Getaway rally weekend)
> Roger T
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Kevin Howland via NJSBMWR <njsbmwr at casano.com>
> To: For members of NJ Shore BMW Riders <njsbmwr at casano.com>
> Cc: Kevin Howland <inthemarbles at live.com>
> Sent: Thu, Jul 4, 2019 10:08 am
> Subject: Re: [NJSBMWR] Chris Aker bike collection on 7/14
>
> Where is the WAWA again? By Great Adventure? There is a good size rest area just south of the I-195/295 junction for those who would be from the north of I-195. The museum is just off exit 34A of 295.
>
>
> Kevin Howland
>
> inthemarbles at live.com
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> 732-403-6083
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