A SWEET MEMORY ...
Hello Club Members,
Will you just look at that!!
Perfect riding weather lately and here I sit looking out the window.
Small comfort that I'm probably not the only one.
I have to make a confession. My poor DR 650 Suzuki (above) has sat in the basement ever since I got home from the Alabama ThumperCafe. It's not like I've no two-wheeled transportation without the DR, I have two back-ups to rely on. Actually, the battery went bad on the DR so it got ignored for a few months. A couple of weeks ago, I felt it was time to fix that issue. I had some trouble getting her started but once it fired all was well. Got out for about a 100 miles. Rode past this old waterwheel, then decided to go back and get a picture of it. I'm pretty sure it's older than I am. Now I have three perfectly good Thumpers and can't get out on any of them.
Thump On when you can, Vic Force, #3701, NC
Howdy, Vic ... "Fine kettle of fish we are in..." ... something like that comes to mind. I assume you, Vic, are referring to being under a mandate to "Stay at home" or "Stay in Shelter" or whatever?
We have that here in ThumperVille or something similar, but so far I think we can leave our dwelling, even our property, if we maintain the also mandated "Social Distance" of 6 feet and any engagement is for an essential need.
Unlike you, I've been able to ride each day, though it feels foreign to ride without a destination, even for a cup of coffee. I miss that but I still value the right to ride each day! Yesterday, I rode a 77 mile ride on the WR250R, mostly dirt, to mark my 77th birthday. Today, it was an evening run of 47 miles of pavement to get in some sort of ride despite the 25mph+ south "breeze" we had all day.
Wife Carrie is working from home as are lots of local folks, most of the rest are just bidding time, I guess. I've noticed that the construction of a nearby home has been silent the last couple of days, talked to the Builder today (from 6' away and through his Van window) and he said that he cannot get floor trusses...
These are unfamiliar times, uncertain times, though our country (and our world) has seen difficult times before, some so far back in History that I can't even bring them to mind. To my mind, comes the Great Depression, World War I and World War II, and the various unsettled conflicts/wars throughout the years of my lifetime. Prior to these examples (and including some of these examples) comes a multitude of issues known only from period writings and books.
I wish you all the best during these present day times! And Vic, put those bikes on battery chargers and keep the faith! ... #000.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tAtvnU4Mxlc
Wow. From Ken Conrad, #4800 - Montana
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Hey, Mr. Thumper!
Cool. Trip to Goshen, IN. (FOR THUMPERCAFE #51 in August)
Let's see. What bike to take? (Pick a Thumper!)
Oh, Guess I'll take DR2. ( sounds like Star Trek, actually that's DR650 Suzuki #2...)
So ... I can plan on 300 miles between gas stops if necessary.
First day, we'll head southeast.
Take AZ-260 to AZ-87 till we get to Payson and then left on AZ-260 again.
Stop in Heber-Overgard for Brunch.
Then pick up US-60 at Show Low and follow that to Socorro, NM, where I'll spend the first night.
Well, I would if I could go. I have the whole trip to Goshen and back planned, but I figure I can't spend 10 nights away from home - hard to find someone willing to stay with Sandy for 10 days and not pay an arm and a leg for it. Would sure be a fun ride, though. . . .
Yo Kerry ... Thus was the case for the past ThumperCafe #50 for me and my friend, Jay. Sometimes we gotta do what we gotta do. One can borrow money, but one can't borrow time. I'd consider "power-hauling" to a mid-point of your choice, unload and motor on. Better to get a shorter ride than no ride at all, eh? - #000.
As always, when the time comes, I'll be thinking of you guys. Aaaaand maybe figure a way to make the trip!
Kerry...
FSSNOC #4543, ARIZONA
And ... based on the current state of affairs, could be we'll all be just thinking of Goshen... #000.
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BELOW THE ABOVE LINE ... ALL CONTENT IS FROM PREVIOUS POSTS - with the exception of the where, why for, etc concerning the website which is at the very bottom of this page. Now it's time to motor over to the History Page on this same website, more good "stuff" ... sign on a friend this week? - Jack, FSSNOC #000 Since 1986.
A picture for THUMPER GARAGE ...
Here is (was) a picture of a Ducati for sale ($9000). I've always wished I had a chance to own such a machine. Maybe one of our club members did (or does) and could let me know what they are really like.
...Steve Oakman #5266 - Nebraska
I had a Sprint, Steve, my third bike and my second Thumper ... some similarities, many differences. Same country of origin so it was at least kin to the Ducati, in a sense. I think these came in a 350cc and a 250cc version, look closely on the side cover, I think I see 322?
I read that these machines were part of a program that included machines of this nature from 124cc to 436cc, including some moto-cross versions and others with desmodromic valve train. Strangely enough, they may have been produced by a company called Mototrans, a Spanish-subsidirary of Ducati ... that's new news to me!
Isn't it interesting that with all the current companies now days who are having their machines made out of their homeland, this isn't the first time this has happened, apparently. The Sprint I owned was branded Harley Davidson but was actually made by Aer Macchi of Italy, who I think later became Cagiva, then perhaps later Aprilia, maybe...
Anyway, this was back in the sixties, so history repeats itself, as they say? Thank You, Steve ... you bailed me out again by sending that photo for the Thumper Garage page, you are the best, my friend! - #000.
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We hear from Three Fenders, FSSNOC #0162 - Oklahoma:
From Three Fenders
https://www.bikeexif.com/sym-90-honda-cub-chopper?omhide=true
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Hello all Fellow FSSNOC Members,
The current Coronavirus crisis going around is really crimping my Thumper riding. In California, we are under a mandatory “Shelter in Place”. Technically, we are not supposed to leave the house except for certain things.
I’m glad I attended the FSSNOC meet in Earp, California last February. Now it seems like a long time ago. Maybe we should have called it the “FSSNOC Ground HOG Meet”? Hopefully, we can have another FSSNOC meet later this year.
During the mandatory “Shelter in Place”, I’m making the best use of my time at home by working on my other motorcycle projects. Believe it or not, I still have some non-Thumpers still in my garage. My two 4-cylinder motorcycles that I will never get rid of are my 1930 KJ Henderson and my 1980 Vetter Mystery Ship (serial number 3 of 10 made).
The one really odd motorcycle in my garage is my electric motorcycle. It is an Energica EVA, made in Italy. I was curious about life in the electric lane so I got one. As usual my wife was miffed at me for getting it. With a 70-80 mile range, they are great for short trips around town but I would not use it for cross country trips.
Don’t worry my 2007 KLR (yes, the one with the huge box on back) is still my Thumper of choice to tour the country.
I think many of the FSSNOC members ages are in the seniors group (65 and over). Hopefully everyone will get through the Coronavirus unscathed. I’m looking forward to seeing everyone again
Alan Smith (5286) - California
Hi Ya, Alan ... Great to hear from you as always! These are strange times, to say the least. I'm going to talk more on this on the Event Page so won't elaborate here. Stay well, my friend! - #000
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Here we have a forward from Phil Schreck, #0162 - Oklahoma:
https://www.returnofthecaferacers.com/bsa-motorcycles-cafe-racer/hodges-goldstar-clubman/?mc_cid=6d193c7ffe&mc_eid=8f9d3d6c42
From Three Fenders
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GOTTA SHOULDER ON...
Jack,
First of all, I don't think you know that I had surgery on my shoulder to correct the damage incurred when I had my accident last year. Anyway, I'm getting over it but can only ride about 5 to 10 miles at a time. That's why I bought a JANUS (250 pounds),so I would have a light and easy to handle Thumper to ride while my shoulder is getting better.
However, the point of this message is that you put four posts (articles) in the latest Thumper News. I thought Mike's was viscerally reminiscent, Alan's( who spent a lot of time at Wisdom showing me the modifications he'd made to his motorcycle) totally fun, and ATP's was simply "pure gold" as you put it. I thank you for including mine, but it surely wasn't up to the quality of the others. If I get the opportunity to get in again, I promise I will make it worthwhile.
I still say, that being in this club is a very special experience for me and I hope it is for all the other members as well.
Take very good care of yourself and yours. I hope we can meet on the road again this year, but who knows with all that is going on now. ...Steve, #5266
Yo Steve ... yep, I knew you had some repair work done, but no particulars. Happy to hear that it is mending and you are back riding! As for your article in TN, rest assured that the author of a story or article is quite often its toughest critic ... case in point, you. (grin)
I pulled out a copy of TN138 and reread your piece, guess what? I enjoyed it all over again as have and will others who read it ... just Keep On Thumpin' ... and writing. I think you've already learned that when the trip is over, you're back at the house, the bike is cleaned up, and so on ... writing about your experience adds yet another side to the trip, a side that many don't get to experience, so write on... #000
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THUMPER NEWS ARRIVES!
Yesterday the mail lady delivered Thumper News 138. I was really looking forward to at least a hint as to a location and date of the next ThumperCafe. But alas, not a word except for the inside front cover saying you are still working on it. Bummer!!! Then as I was heading to the recycle trash with the envelope, there it was, right above my address. Now I’m good to go and can start making plans to be there.
Lots to read in this latest issue, will take a couple days for me to read cover to cover. As is my custom, I like to read travel reports with Google Earth on my laptop so I can follow along. Mike made that really easy to do, what an interesting RR. You should give him a 50% pay raise.
BTW, does anyone know why they call it a Tengai? I’m sure Mike has heard this before. That’s because it takes 10 guys to pick it up when it falls over. I remember that from a road test I read in probably 1990.
Jack, you need to come clean and tell us about the Yamaha WR250. After keeping us guessing for several weeks. By know we all know what the mystery bike is but we need to hear the whole story. Is the XT still in your garage or did it move on? What’s the deal?
Pardon me for my rambling nonsense. I blame it on the Corona and having to stay cooped up in the house. Spring is here so let’s ride.
...Later, Vic Force, #3701, NC.
Howdy, Vic ... Fun to read your stuff, Dude! That sticker on the outside of the Thumper News envelope was supposed to draw attention to the event, wonder where I went wrong? Some would say, maybe at birth? Ha! Ha! Anyway, here we are, stuck in Corona-land, but better to be stuck than sick, I guess ... and speaking of the WR250R, it's still in the "Upcoming stuff" basket, but one of these days... #000
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I'm headed for a brief stop on the History Page, then on to the Event Page where we'll have some more conversation, so if you can be there, I will see YOU there at the EVENT PAGE... JACK, #000
P.S. Invite someone you know to join our club?
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(Website Details and Instructions: )
Hello Thumper Enthusiasts...
I'm Jack Robinson (FSSNOC #000), your club Director. It is an honor to introduce you to THE THUMPER GARAGE. This mini-venue is in addition to our legendary hard copy THUMPER NEWS quarterly magazine. After enjoying this page, please visit our other pages on this site. Go to the masthead above to make it happen...
You are encouraged to thump by the THUMPER GARAGE weekly. This is a FREE site for you and your friends.
Members may contact us anytime 24/7 with comments, conversation, stories, or questions via a mailed letter, a phone call or an e-mail. When you E-mail, please give us your first name, your FSSNOC member number, and your state. You'll receive a courtesy confirmation E-mail back. Our actual response to your E-mail will generally be posted on the following Thursday's THUMPER GARAGE posting so be sure to tune back in then... (Address-phone number-email address is below... **)
We encourage you to join our club: Complete the application found elsewhere on this site (click on "more" above) and mail it to us with $40 dues for a 12 month membership or save a few bucks by sending $75 for a 24 month membership. Include your shirt size so we can gift you a FREE club t-shirt if this is your initial membership.
A subscription to THUMPER NEWS magazine, mailed to your mailbox, is included in your membership as well.
Our U.S. POSTAL address is: FSSNOC P.O. Box 1809, Hutchinson, Ks 67504-1809.
To call our club, phone 620-663-1869 or you may send an E-mail: FSSNOCTHUMPERS@yahoo.com
NOTICE: Please understand that your E-mail will likely be reproduced on this site. Any/all subject matter and information submitted may be used in-part or edited and will become the property of the Four-Stroke Singles National Owners Club and FSSNOC,INC. All included content in Thumper News or The Thumper Garage is solely for entertainment, not advise....
THE CLUB STORE ... CLICK ON IT WHEN YOU ARE DONE HERE?
The Autumn season means awesome riding for many areas ... time to get some new club gear, eh? Order yourself a bright new yellow and black club cap, a couple cotton t-shirts, and at least one sweatshirt to wear under your riding gear. Remember, every day is FSSNOC gear day. Tell the world about our club ... Thanks!
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YOU'VE JUST VISITED THE THUMPER GARAGE. PLEASE CLICK ON THE "MORE" ON THE MASTHEAD ABOVE ... AND CHECK OUT ALL THE OTHER PAGES OF THIS SITE. PLEASE CONSIDER BECOMING A MEMBER OF THE FOUR-STROKE SINGLES NATIONAL OWNERS CLUB (FSSNOC) TODAY ...Thank You! - Jack, FSSNOC #000/Director
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Hello Club Members,
Will you just look at that!!
Perfect riding weather lately and here I sit looking out the window.
Small comfort that I'm probably not the only one.
I have to make a confession. My poor DR 650 Suzuki (above) has sat in the basement ever since I got home from the Alabama ThumperCafe. It's not like I've no two-wheeled transportation without the DR, I have two back-ups to rely on. Actually, the battery went bad on the DR so it got ignored for a few months. A couple of weeks ago, I felt it was time to fix that issue. I had some trouble getting her started but once it fired all was well. Got out for about a 100 miles. Rode past this old waterwheel, then decided to go back and get a picture of it. I'm pretty sure it's older than I am. Now I have three perfectly good Thumpers and can't get out on any of them.
Thump On when you can, Vic Force, #3701, NC
Howdy, Vic ... "Fine kettle of fish we are in..." ... something like that comes to mind. I assume you, Vic, are referring to being under a mandate to "Stay at home" or "Stay in Shelter" or whatever?
We have that here in ThumperVille or something similar, but so far I think we can leave our dwelling, even our property, if we maintain the also mandated "Social Distance" of 6 feet and any engagement is for an essential need.
Unlike you, I've been able to ride each day, though it feels foreign to ride without a destination, even for a cup of coffee. I miss that but I still value the right to ride each day! Yesterday, I rode a 77 mile ride on the WR250R, mostly dirt, to mark my 77th birthday. Today, it was an evening run of 47 miles of pavement to get in some sort of ride despite the 25mph+ south "breeze" we had all day.
Wife Carrie is working from home as are lots of local folks, most of the rest are just bidding time, I guess. I've noticed that the construction of a nearby home has been silent the last couple of days, talked to the Builder today (from 6' away and through his Van window) and he said that he cannot get floor trusses...
These are unfamiliar times, uncertain times, though our country (and our world) has seen difficult times before, some so far back in History that I can't even bring them to mind. To my mind, comes the Great Depression, World War I and World War II, and the various unsettled conflicts/wars throughout the years of my lifetime. Prior to these examples (and including some of these examples) comes a multitude of issues known only from period writings and books.
I wish you all the best during these present day times! And Vic, put those bikes on battery chargers and keep the faith! ... #000.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tAtvnU4Mxlc
Wow. From Ken Conrad, #4800 - Montana
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Hey, Mr. Thumper!
Cool. Trip to Goshen, IN. (FOR THUMPERCAFE #51 in August)
Let's see. What bike to take? (Pick a Thumper!)
Oh, Guess I'll take DR2. ( sounds like Star Trek, actually that's DR650 Suzuki #2...)
So ... I can plan on 300 miles between gas stops if necessary.
First day, we'll head southeast.
Take AZ-260 to AZ-87 till we get to Payson and then left on AZ-260 again.
Stop in Heber-Overgard for Brunch.
Then pick up US-60 at Show Low and follow that to Socorro, NM, where I'll spend the first night.
Well, I would if I could go. I have the whole trip to Goshen and back planned, but I figure I can't spend 10 nights away from home - hard to find someone willing to stay with Sandy for 10 days and not pay an arm and a leg for it. Would sure be a fun ride, though. . . .
Yo Kerry ... Thus was the case for the past ThumperCafe #50 for me and my friend, Jay. Sometimes we gotta do what we gotta do. One can borrow money, but one can't borrow time. I'd consider "power-hauling" to a mid-point of your choice, unload and motor on. Better to get a shorter ride than no ride at all, eh? - #000.
As always, when the time comes, I'll be thinking of you guys. Aaaaand maybe figure a way to make the trip!
Kerry...
FSSNOC #4543, ARIZONA
And ... based on the current state of affairs, could be we'll all be just thinking of Goshen... #000.
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BELOW THE ABOVE LINE ... ALL CONTENT IS FROM PREVIOUS POSTS - with the exception of the where, why for, etc concerning the website which is at the very bottom of this page. Now it's time to motor over to the History Page on this same website, more good "stuff" ... sign on a friend this week? - Jack, FSSNOC #000 Since 1986.
A picture for THUMPER GARAGE ...
Here is (was) a picture of a Ducati for sale ($9000). I've always wished I had a chance to own such a machine. Maybe one of our club members did (or does) and could let me know what they are really like.
...Steve Oakman #5266 - Nebraska
I had a Sprint, Steve, my third bike and my second Thumper ... some similarities, many differences. Same country of origin so it was at least kin to the Ducati, in a sense. I think these came in a 350cc and a 250cc version, look closely on the side cover, I think I see 322?
I read that these machines were part of a program that included machines of this nature from 124cc to 436cc, including some moto-cross versions and others with desmodromic valve train. Strangely enough, they may have been produced by a company called Mototrans, a Spanish-subsidirary of Ducati ... that's new news to me!
Isn't it interesting that with all the current companies now days who are having their machines made out of their homeland, this isn't the first time this has happened, apparently. The Sprint I owned was branded Harley Davidson but was actually made by Aer Macchi of Italy, who I think later became Cagiva, then perhaps later Aprilia, maybe...
Anyway, this was back in the sixties, so history repeats itself, as they say? Thank You, Steve ... you bailed me out again by sending that photo for the Thumper Garage page, you are the best, my friend! - #000.
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We hear from Three Fenders, FSSNOC #0162 - Oklahoma:
From Three Fenders
https://www.bikeexif.com/sym-90-honda-cub-chopper?omhide=true
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Hello all Fellow FSSNOC Members,
The current Coronavirus crisis going around is really crimping my Thumper riding. In California, we are under a mandatory “Shelter in Place”. Technically, we are not supposed to leave the house except for certain things.
I’m glad I attended the FSSNOC meet in Earp, California last February. Now it seems like a long time ago. Maybe we should have called it the “FSSNOC Ground HOG Meet”? Hopefully, we can have another FSSNOC meet later this year.
During the mandatory “Shelter in Place”, I’m making the best use of my time at home by working on my other motorcycle projects. Believe it or not, I still have some non-Thumpers still in my garage. My two 4-cylinder motorcycles that I will never get rid of are my 1930 KJ Henderson and my 1980 Vetter Mystery Ship (serial number 3 of 10 made).
The one really odd motorcycle in my garage is my electric motorcycle. It is an Energica EVA, made in Italy. I was curious about life in the electric lane so I got one. As usual my wife was miffed at me for getting it. With a 70-80 mile range, they are great for short trips around town but I would not use it for cross country trips.
Don’t worry my 2007 KLR (yes, the one with the huge box on back) is still my Thumper of choice to tour the country.
I think many of the FSSNOC members ages are in the seniors group (65 and over). Hopefully everyone will get through the Coronavirus unscathed. I’m looking forward to seeing everyone again
Alan Smith (5286) - California
Hi Ya, Alan ... Great to hear from you as always! These are strange times, to say the least. I'm going to talk more on this on the Event Page so won't elaborate here. Stay well, my friend! - #000
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Here we have a forward from Phil Schreck, #0162 - Oklahoma:
https://www.returnofthecaferacers.com/bsa-motorcycles-cafe-racer/hodges-goldstar-clubman/?mc_cid=6d193c7ffe&mc_eid=8f9d3d6c42
From Three Fenders
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GOTTA SHOULDER ON...
Jack,
First of all, I don't think you know that I had surgery on my shoulder to correct the damage incurred when I had my accident last year. Anyway, I'm getting over it but can only ride about 5 to 10 miles at a time. That's why I bought a JANUS (250 pounds),so I would have a light and easy to handle Thumper to ride while my shoulder is getting better.
However, the point of this message is that you put four posts (articles) in the latest Thumper News. I thought Mike's was viscerally reminiscent, Alan's( who spent a lot of time at Wisdom showing me the modifications he'd made to his motorcycle) totally fun, and ATP's was simply "pure gold" as you put it. I thank you for including mine, but it surely wasn't up to the quality of the others. If I get the opportunity to get in again, I promise I will make it worthwhile.
I still say, that being in this club is a very special experience for me and I hope it is for all the other members as well.
Take very good care of yourself and yours. I hope we can meet on the road again this year, but who knows with all that is going on now. ...Steve, #5266
Yo Steve ... yep, I knew you had some repair work done, but no particulars. Happy to hear that it is mending and you are back riding! As for your article in TN, rest assured that the author of a story or article is quite often its toughest critic ... case in point, you. (grin)
I pulled out a copy of TN138 and reread your piece, guess what? I enjoyed it all over again as have and will others who read it ... just Keep On Thumpin' ... and writing. I think you've already learned that when the trip is over, you're back at the house, the bike is cleaned up, and so on ... writing about your experience adds yet another side to the trip, a side that many don't get to experience, so write on... #000
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THUMPER NEWS ARRIVES!
Yesterday the mail lady delivered Thumper News 138. I was really looking forward to at least a hint as to a location and date of the next ThumperCafe. But alas, not a word except for the inside front cover saying you are still working on it. Bummer!!! Then as I was heading to the recycle trash with the envelope, there it was, right above my address. Now I’m good to go and can start making plans to be there.
Lots to read in this latest issue, will take a couple days for me to read cover to cover. As is my custom, I like to read travel reports with Google Earth on my laptop so I can follow along. Mike made that really easy to do, what an interesting RR. You should give him a 50% pay raise.
BTW, does anyone know why they call it a Tengai? I’m sure Mike has heard this before. That’s because it takes 10 guys to pick it up when it falls over. I remember that from a road test I read in probably 1990.
Jack, you need to come clean and tell us about the Yamaha WR250. After keeping us guessing for several weeks. By know we all know what the mystery bike is but we need to hear the whole story. Is the XT still in your garage or did it move on? What’s the deal?
Pardon me for my rambling nonsense. I blame it on the Corona and having to stay cooped up in the house. Spring is here so let’s ride.
...Later, Vic Force, #3701, NC.
Howdy, Vic ... Fun to read your stuff, Dude! That sticker on the outside of the Thumper News envelope was supposed to draw attention to the event, wonder where I went wrong? Some would say, maybe at birth? Ha! Ha! Anyway, here we are, stuck in Corona-land, but better to be stuck than sick, I guess ... and speaking of the WR250R, it's still in the "Upcoming stuff" basket, but one of these days... #000
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I'm headed for a brief stop on the History Page, then on to the Event Page where we'll have some more conversation, so if you can be there, I will see YOU there at the EVENT PAGE... JACK, #000
P.S. Invite someone you know to join our club?
##################################################################################################
(Website Details and Instructions: )
Hello Thumper Enthusiasts...
I'm Jack Robinson (FSSNOC #000), your club Director. It is an honor to introduce you to THE THUMPER GARAGE. This mini-venue is in addition to our legendary hard copy THUMPER NEWS quarterly magazine. After enjoying this page, please visit our other pages on this site. Go to the masthead above to make it happen...
You are encouraged to thump by the THUMPER GARAGE weekly. This is a FREE site for you and your friends.
Members may contact us anytime 24/7 with comments, conversation, stories, or questions via a mailed letter, a phone call or an e-mail. When you E-mail, please give us your first name, your FSSNOC member number, and your state. You'll receive a courtesy confirmation E-mail back. Our actual response to your E-mail will generally be posted on the following Thursday's THUMPER GARAGE posting so be sure to tune back in then... (Address-phone number-email address is below... **)
We encourage you to join our club: Complete the application found elsewhere on this site (click on "more" above) and mail it to us with $40 dues for a 12 month membership or save a few bucks by sending $75 for a 24 month membership. Include your shirt size so we can gift you a FREE club t-shirt if this is your initial membership.
A subscription to THUMPER NEWS magazine, mailed to your mailbox, is included in your membership as well.
Our U.S. POSTAL address is: FSSNOC P.O. Box 1809, Hutchinson, Ks 67504-1809.
To call our club, phone 620-663-1869 or you may send an E-mail: FSSNOCTHUMPERS@yahoo.com
NOTICE: Please understand that your E-mail will likely be reproduced on this site. Any/all subject matter and information submitted may be used in-part or edited and will become the property of the Four-Stroke Singles National Owners Club and FSSNOC,INC. All included content in Thumper News or The Thumper Garage is solely for entertainment, not advise....
THE CLUB STORE ... CLICK ON IT WHEN YOU ARE DONE HERE?
The Autumn season means awesome riding for many areas ... time to get some new club gear, eh? Order yourself a bright new yellow and black club cap, a couple cotton t-shirts, and at least one sweatshirt to wear under your riding gear. Remember, every day is FSSNOC gear day. Tell the world about our club ... Thanks!
**************************************************************************************************************
YOU'VE JUST VISITED THE THUMPER GARAGE. PLEASE CLICK ON THE "MORE" ON THE MASTHEAD ABOVE ... AND CHECK OUT ALL THE OTHER PAGES OF THIS SITE. PLEASE CONSIDER BECOMING A MEMBER OF THE FOUR-STROKE SINGLES NATIONAL OWNERS CLUB (FSSNOC) TODAY ...Thank You! - Jack, FSSNOC #000/Director
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