Daily Archives: April 5, 2017

2017 Paynetown Spring Campout Registration is open May 12 – 13 -14

If you plan to attend the Paynetown Spring Campout, May 12th, 13th and 14th. 

Log into the website – on the right is rides and campouts. YOU MUST BE LOGED IN TO SEE THE FORM.

Click on the 2017 Paynetown Spring Campout.

Enter the number of people and the number of tents.

Update and you are done.

The cost is $22.83 per tent (that is two nights camping for the cost on one).

There is a $7.00 cost to enter the park.

If you don’t want to campout just come down Saturday for fun and friends.

Any question please contact me.

Wayne Garrison

Explanation of how Paynetown campout works

For those who have not attended a Paynetown campout I thought I would give you a little information as to what to expect.

The non-electric campground is located in the Paynetown state recreation area located on Lake Monroe.

It is 6.5 miles south of Bloomington In. on highway 446.

You can arrive as early as noon on Friday.

One reason we like using Paynetown is that it is close enough to allow family’s to attend. It also allows people to come down in cars to bring more creature comfort items. Kids are more than welcome to come; others will be bringing kids. There is also a pizza, sub, salad place that will deliver to the campground.

When you enter the park there is a $7.00 charge to get into the park. Once you are in the park, you may leave and enter using your camp site pass.

The $7.00 should cover 2 bikes.

If you have reserved a site with me, I will have the site tags to hand out.

You do not have to go to the campground office to pick up a site tag.

Each site tag will cover 2 motorcycles when leaving and entering the park. The gate people usually just wave you on through.

Each site can occupy 2 tents, and up to 6 people. Showers and restrooms are located within 20 yards of the camp site.

I always try to reserve the campsites so we will be able to camp as a group.

The main reason I try to reserve sites is to allow for sharing of camp cost, one camper on the site pays for the first night the second camper on the same site pays for the second night.

You basically get 2 nights camping for the cost of one.

Once you tell me you are coming I will reserve a site for you, on my charge card at that point you will owe me the cost of the site. ($22.83) If you don’t come you are still responsible for the ($22.83).

 If you aren’t sure whether you will be coming, you can come down and pay at the park. This won’t guarantee a spot with the group.

The cost to camp is $22.83; if you don’t coordinate camping with someone to split the cost with it would cost you $22.83 for each of the two nights. If you are “ify” and think you only want to come down for one night you can do that without reserving the site with me. Cost is still $22.83, for that night

Again, The main reason I try to reserve sites is to allow for sharing of camp cost, one camper on the site pays for the first night the second camper on the site pays for the second night

See map below.

http://www.indianaoutfitters.com/Maps/state_park_maps/Lake_monroe_indiana/monroe_paynetown_nonelectric.pdf

We are not really required to camp on the exact numbered site.

You may camp anywhere you wish with in the reserved sites.

We usually move picnic tables together for a group fire ring.

Ice, firewood, drinks, and food type stuffs are available at the camp store. The store opens at 7 or 8 in the morning and has coffee.

One or two miles north of the entrance on hwy 446 are 2 restaurants.

The closes one is the scenic view, lots of good food, and they do have carry out food.

They also have a great selection of beer on tap.

http://www.scenicviewrestaurant.com/

 The second one is the Log Cabin restaurant and lounge, THIS ONE SELLS BEER, but may be limited on selection.

The Trailhead-Market and Noshery (yes I had to look it up too) 812-837-9101

This place will deliver pizza, subs, and salads. TO THE CAMP SITE.

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Trailhead-Market-Noshery/294959827236572

No food or drinks are included in the camping cost.

When you arrive you may want to check to see if fire wood or ice may be needed for the group.

As wood and ice is a group cost type of thing.

On Saturday there may be group rides, but at this point I personally don’t have any rides planned.

There is always an option to do some zip line runs at Explore Brown County, just south of Gnaw Bone, IN. They are located on Mt Liberty road 2 miles south of Gnaw Bone.

If you have questions please feel free to call me 317-201-4952.

Wayne Garrison

 

 

 

2017 BMW MOA SUMMER/ANNUAL MILEAGE CONTEST FORM TURN IN

It is time for the 2017 BMW MOA SUMMER/ANNUAL MILEAGE CONTEST to start.

 The contest starts Saturday April 8, 2017.

So record the odometer readings of all your BMW motorcycles as of Saturday April 8, 2017.

 Again this year, Falcone Power Sport, Located at 2416 W 16th St, has graciously offered the use of their show room for the form turn in.

 The collection date is Saturday April 29th; I will be collecting /singing forms on the BMW side between 10am and 2pm.

 The start form is in the April issue of the MOA ON magazine. Additional forms will be available at breakfast at Shapiro’s.

 Be sure to use the correct form.

There are 3 different mileage forms in the magazine.

            The green stripe form is the 2017 SUMMER/ANNUAL MILEAGE CONTEST FORM.

            The blue stripe form is the 2016 WINTER MILEAGE CONTEST END FORM.

            The brown stripe form is the 2016 ANNUAL MILEAGE CONSTED END FORM.

Be sure to get the green stripe form.

 We are only collecting the 2017 BMW MOA SUMMER/ANNUAL MILEAGE form.

 The forms must be post marked by May 8, 2017.

 If you are having trouble getting to the shop, contact me for other options.

Any questions please contact me.

Wayne Garrison

317-201-4952

Historic Markers

From Greg Sickmeier:

We would like to update you on the next few installations that IRMA will be doing

 
BRYAN CLAUSON MARKER
 
We would like to announce the unveiling of Bryan Clauson’s marker is this Saturday, April 8th, at 1:30pm. The location is Shelter #5, at Forest Park in Noblesville. If you want to GPS, use this address: 701 Cicero Road, Noblesville, IN, 46060. This will take you by the shelter house. The shelters are all well marked. It would be great if all of you who can, could arrive a half hour early. Dress is casual.Howdy will act as MC.  Bob Jenkins will be our main speaker. Pippa Mann has also committed to being there, and will speak. As will Bryan’s father, and his fiancee. 
 
GEORGE SOUDERS
 
We will be installing a marker 1920’s driver George Souders on Friday April 21st at the Tippacanoe 4-H Fairgrounds in Lafayette, Indiana, the ceremony will take place at noon.
 
K & K INSURANCE
 
Installation of a marker for this well-known Hoosier based racing insurance company will take place on Wednesday May 10, 2017 at their home offices located at 1712 Magnavox Way  Ft. Wayne, Indiana at 1:00.
 
CROWN HILL CEMETERY will be sometime in June named  the “Final Yard of Bricks”
 
For up to date details on all these events check our website Indiana Racing Memorial Association – Honoring Indiana’s Racing Legacy or make sure to follow us on facebook  Indiana Racing Memorial Association-IRMA