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TOPICS: We talk to Ken Phenix about heated gear Ken modifies GorTex gloves and adds heated elements to the gloves. Ken can do jackets, but find that the warm and safe is more cost effective Find Ken information on FaceBook (https://www.facebook.com/ken.phenix) We started talking about helmets, but we will get Ken back on next year to do a show about helmets

TOPICS: Talks Jon about quick weekend trip to get 7 Tour of Honor sites after Dave dropped the glove. Chris, Dave, and Jon all finished in the top 100. Jon - 39, Dave - 35, Chris - 22 Dave talks about Tucker's Toy Run Chris talks about turning in HOG Miles challenge. He finished 3rd. Talk about plans for 2026 Tour of Honor Steve Brooks organizer of Tour of Honor - will be steping down after 15 years. New organizers Dale and Tommy will take over for 2026. Signup for 2026 will open on January 1, 2026. ADV Cannonball Rally

TOPICS: Jon talks about spyder repair Chris talks about getting all his bikes back on the road Dave takes solo trip to north east to get tour of honor sites Dave goes to top of Mt. Washington - Jon won't be doing it. Dave drops the glove on Chris and Jon on getting Tour of Honor Sites.

Links to Donate Page (https://give.myotonic.org/fundraiser/6324796) Let's help him reach is goal of 125,000. XP3 Hornet Deer (https://xp3hornet.com/?srsltid=AfmBOooPAWd0VADYVNtMSQJ77dYrCBClMsqnzhqrgjA4Iz8sNvxxujqA) Use code oldman to save 10% Radar and Laser Detector (Radar and Laser Detector) Use code PC20 to save 20% Pat Cornell (https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61576757769208)—better known as Old Man Pat—completed an incredible journey to raise awareness and funds for Myotonic Dystrophy. His goal was 125,000 miles in 125 days, and not only did he meet it, he exceeded it, riding a staggering 145,000 miles in 145 days on a brand-new 2025 Indian Pursuit with the new PowerPlus 112! Along the way, Pat broke records, pushing the limits of endurance while raising the bar for what’s possible. Even more impressive, despite suffering an injury on Day 73, Pat didn’t stop. He continued his ride, riding through the pain, all for the cause. Pat’s ride wasn’t just about the miles—it was about making a difference for those affected by Myotonic Dystrophy, a rare genetic disorder that impacts muscle function, including the heart, brain, lungs and eyes. Why this Ride? Pat’s mission was simple: to raise awareness, funding, and support for Myotonic Dystrophy research.

TOPICS: Dave and Jon talk about trip to Michigan Jon has bike trouble again on trip. Chris got his sportster running that has been sitting since 2023 IBR.