INDIANAMOTORCYCLE TOUR 2020 Passport

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ABATE of Indiana’s 2020 Tour IndianaRegistration FormSubmit to: ABATE Tour Indiana, PO Box 665, Bargersville, IN 46106If you have any questions, please email tour@abateonline.orgYou MUST include a photocopy of your drivers license, with the proper motorcycle endorsement to be eligible. Passengers are not required to have endorsement, but must submit a copy of their drivers license. Only one passport per person accepted.

Eligibility: Any person with a “tour passport” who can show proof of motorcycle license endorsement by sending a photocopy of their license with completed passport (passenger not required to have endorsement). Only one passport per person accepted.Couples: Couples (riding on the same motorcycle) must use separate “tour pass-ports” to be eligible for prizes.Completion Date: December 31, 2020 all “tour passports” and/or pictures must be post-marked by January 15, 2021.Categories: There will be five categories for the tour; North, Central and South Point of Interest Tours, the ABCs of Indiana Tour, and the Sponsor Tour.Tour Patches: Tour patches will be awarded to first time participants and rockers for those who previously participated.

1 A drawing will be held no later than the ABATE Awards Banquet in February 2021.2 A total of $1,500 cash prizes will be given away.3 The TOTAL cash prize will be divided equally between the tours. $900 will be divided between the North, Central and South Points of Interest Tours. $300 will be awarded to the ABCs of Indiana tour. $300 will be awarded to the Sponsor tour.4 There are a maximum of 120 chances per passport that can be accumulated from the Tour for the drawing of the cash prizes. Participants are eligible to win all cash prizes.5 Anyone accumulating all 120 chances will automatically receive a one-year ABATE of Indiana membership.6 Anyone completing one Points-of-Interest Tour and the ABCs of Indiana Tour will qualify for one chance at an all-events pass for 2021. Additional chances can be earned by adding a picture of the ABATE of Indiana state office, the Indiana State Motorcycle Safety Memorial and/or Coliseum Bingo ( Freedom Hall). A total of four chances can be earned for an all-events pass. There will be 14 passes given away.7 If less than three participants complete either category of the tour, the money will be divided equally among those who have participated in any of the tours.

GUIDELINES

AWARD PACKAGE

Points of Interest: Participants may visit the points of interest listed in this passport. Participants may ride the North Tour (Regions 0, 1, 2, 3, 4), Central Tour (Regions 5, 6, 11, 12) or South Tour (Regions 7, 8, 9, 10, 13) separately, any combination of two, or all three. A Point of Interest is listed in each Region (two in Region 11). There are five points of interest in each of the North, Central and South Tours (15 total). Participants simply take a picture of their motorcycle and themselves in front of the point of interest, while displaying the cover of the tour book. Couples (riding the same motorcycle) can take a picture of each other with their motorcycle, while displaying the cover page of the tour book. Participants will qualify for 2 chances per picture to win cash prizes for each of these tours they complete.

ABCs of Indiana: Participants must take a picture of their motorcycle and themselves in front of the name of a city, town or county sign using the alpha-bet A through Z (there is no X), while displaying the cover of the tour book. Couples (riding the same motorcycle) can take a picture of each other with their motorcycle, while displaying the cover of the tour book. A picture of five of the State Parks and/or State/National Forests is also needed. Participants will receive two chances for each letter of the alphabet, State/National Park or State/National Forest submitted. There are a total of 60 chances available for this tour.

Sponsor Tour: Visit a sponsor listed on the inside back cover. Participants must take a picture of their motorcycle and themselves in front of the business signage while displaying the cover of the tour book (15 total). Participants will qualify for 2 chances per picture to win cash prizes for this tour. Only one sponsor can be submitted under the same name (i.e. “Pomp’s Tire” can only submitted one time, even though they are listed multiple times). There are cur-rently 31 Sponsors available to choose from for this tour.

Bonus: Complete all 5 Tours (3-Points of Interest, ABC tour, and Sponsor Tour) and receive an additional 15 chances to be evenly distributed among the five tours!

HOW THE TOUR WORKS

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Newton

Jasper

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TOUR COLOR CODES:

North Tour Regions 0, 1, 2, 3 & 4

Central Tour Regions 5, 6, 11 & 12

South Tour Regions 7, 8, 9, 10 & 13

Blue Bell Inc. Factory Building307 S Whitley St., Columbia City, IN 46725GPS: N 41o 9.253 W 86o 29.126

The Blue Bell Building was originally built by the Globe Superior Corp. a leading manu-facturer of work and casual clothes, includ-ing most notably Wrangler jeans. Built in 1931 and added on in 1936, the façade appears to be one uniform structure. It was pur-chased and renovated in 2016 to become affordable senior housing. The old Blue Bell Inc. signage is visible on the west side of the building facing South Whitley St.

REGION 0 TOUR SPONSORS:Jobsite Supply, 3501 Kenosha Rd, Fort WaynePomp’s Tire, 2720 Goshen Rd, Fort Wayne

REGION DIRECTOR:Jerry Gordon, 260-229-6065

REGION 0 NORTH TOUR

Cromley Cemetery Historic Markernearest street address is 20160 County Line Rd, Culver, IN 46511GPS: N 41o 10.772 W 86o 26.557

The Cromley Cemetery was first estab-lished in 1836 located in Union Township, Marshal Co near Culver, Indiana It is at the end of a ½ mile long gravel drive off of County Rd 800 N (County Line Rd.). This is about 0.4 miles west of the intersection of SR 17 & SR 110. It was formally recognized in 1844, and Marshall County Historical Society presented a marker identifying the cemetery in 1995. The most recent marker is from 2008. Please be respectful when taking pictures.

REGION 1 SPONSORS:Jobsite Supply, 1616 3rd St, OsceolaPomp’s Tire, 4207 N Mayflower Rd, South Bend

REGION DIRECTORS:Wayne Kopec, 574-298-3200Holly Bridgman, 574-933-3478Lisa Gordon, 574-993-4080Russell Zawacki, 574-300-5410

REGION 1 NORTH TOUR

George W Thompson House407 N Market St, Winamac, IN 46996GPS: N 41o 3.223 W 86o 36.361

Placed on the National Register of Historic Places in September of 1984 the home is located across the street from St. Peters Catholic Church on the northwest corner of Market & Madison Streets. It was built in 1897 and is one of the largest and most ornate residences in Winamac, blending the Richardson Romanesque and Colonial Revival styles. Dr. Thompson served the community alongside his brother William from 1871 until his death in 1926. The property does not have a historic marker and is protected by mature trees so pictures will be restricted to curb shots from Market or Madison streets. It is also still an occupied residence so please keep this in mind when you are taking your pictures.

REGION 2 SPONSORS:O’s Tap, 9 N Main St, KnoxCo-Alliance, 310 S Prairie St, Rolling PrairiePomp’s Tire, 7930 New Jersey Ave, HammondKersting’s Harley-Davidson and Museum, 8774 W 700 N, WinamacAlbanese Candy Factory, 5441 E. Lincoln Hwy, Merrillville

REGION DIRECTORS:Terry Young, 219-221-2335Don “Bear” Hewitt, 219-808-3182Roger Barber, 574-712-4691Don Tunis, 574-242-2055Van McFarlane, 219-730-1015

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REGION 2 NORTH TOUR

Grissom Air Museum1000 W Hoosier Blvd, Peru, IN 46970GPS: N 40o 40.159 W 86o 7.853

The Grissom Air Museum was founded in 1981 by seven prior service military personnel who lived in the area. The Heritage Museum Foundation (HMF) wanted to preserve aircraft that were currently located at Grissom Air Reserve Base, formerly Grissom Air Force Base (AFB). The Grissom Air Museum currently has 32 aircraft; 24 on display, seven in different stages of restoration, and one awaiting its display area. The Grissom Air Reserve Base, was the Grissom Air Force Base before it was changed from an activeservice facility. Prior to May 12, 1968, it was known as the Bunker Hill Air Force Base. Bunker Hill was renamed Grissom AFB in honor of Virgil I. “Gus” Grissom, Indiana native and the second American enteringspace. The museum will open March 5, 2020, 10 AM to 4 PM Friday thru Sunday in the spring and daily from May 29th to September 7th. General admission is $6 to the museum.

REGION 3 SPONSORS:Co-Alliance, 691 S 800 W, Swayzee, INRed Rocket Bar and Grill, 1458 Liberator St, PeruThe Pickle, 102 E Morse St, MarkleBrandt’s Harley-Davidson, 1400 N Cass St, Wabash

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REGION DIRECTORS:Scott Bowman, 260-403-2379Justin Kennedy, 765-438-7241Brett Anderson, 765-631-7636Mark Hughes, 765-776-7301

REGION 3 NORTH TOUR

Fallen Soldier Monument3851 N River RdWest Lafayette, IN 47906GPS: N 40o 28.305 W 86o 53.424

The Indiana Veterans’ Home was chosen by artist Mark Kuszmaul to be the home of this nineteen foot tall “Fallen Soldier” Monument in 2015. The monument is located on the south west side of the inner circle in front of Mitchell Hall. Access to the grounds can be made from the west off Soldiers Home Rd or the east from North River Rd (SR43) and loop around Lincoln Circle to the east side. The inner circle is really a boulevard street; drive around and park on the south side of the chapel. The monument is directly south of the street.

REGION 4 SPONSORS: Co-Alliance, 319 N HWY 421, ReynoldsGT Carts, 725 W Fisher St, MonticelloEsmeralda’s Pancake House, 204 Rickey Rd, MonticelloPomp’s Tire, 2700 Schuyler Ave, LafayetteThe Smokin’ Dog Saloon, 2110 US-421, DelphiKopp Cycles, 10 Saratoga Dr, Batesville

REGION DIRECTOR:Kent Taylor, 765-564-4902

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REGION 4 NORTH TOUR

Underground Railroad Station Historical Marker10 S CR 400 W, Greensboro, IN 47344GPS: N 39o 52.646 W 85o 27.877

Seth Hinshaw (1787-1865) was active on the Underground Railroad, but also operated a free labor store in Greensboro. A free labor store only sold items which were produced without the help of slave labor. Instead of cotton and sugar the store might sell wool and maple syrup. Along with this work, Hinshaw also erected “Liberty Hall,” which held the anti-slavery meetings, which Hinshaw ran. The last meeting of the abolitionists here was in 1852, but the building remained until 1880. The marker is located on the southeast corner of High & Main Streets in Greensboro. The buildings are long gone, but the memory of his actions remains.

REGION 5 SPONSORS: No sponsors

REGION DIRECTORS:Randy Penix, 765-881-0917Don Main, 765-749-7695

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REGION 5 CENTRAL TOUR

Grain Silo Murals2756 Veterans Memorial Hwy.Greencastle, IN 46135GPS: N 39o 38.081 W 86o 51.222

Located on the northwest corner at the the intersection of SR 231 and SR 240, these color-fully painted silo murals are all about Hoosier pride serving as a celebration of art in Putnam County. Parking is available at a storage busi-ness located on the south side of the highway, allowing safe picture-taking access. This is the work of Andrei Kraitsou, a New York-based artist, who used spray paint to create the tow-ering murals; one of the largest art projects this area has ever seen. The localcommunity raised $34,000 for the project and the state provided a matching grant. The county is hoping to add more art projects in the future.

REGION 6 SPONSORS:Community Chrysler of Bloomington, 2300 S Walnut St, BloomingtonCo-Alliance, 403 Railroad St, RussellvillePit Bull Leather Co., 20 N Van Buren St, NashvillePomp’s Tire, 89 A Street NE, Linton

Region Directors:Mark Thomas, 812-327-8656Harvey Sullivan, 812-824-4894

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REGION 6 CENTRAL TOUR

Medora Brick Plant8202 West CR 425 SMedora, IN 47260GPS: N 39o 7.933 W 87o 24.311 A 50-man workforce once produced 54,000 handmade bricks a day at the Medora Brick Plant. Founded in 1904 the company built initial components of a plant and began brick pro-duction with its first batch of paving bricks burned in March 1909. The B & O Rail-road tracks at the edge of the plant complex carried Medora brick to pave streets throughout theMidwest initially. The plant operated between nine and ten months out of the year produc-ing standard and custom brick until it officially closed January 31, 1992. The company had over the years built a complex of 12 brick kilns with 7 tall square stacks complimenting them. The round, domed (beehive) kilns have arched doors on two sides along with 10 small openings at their base for feeding the kiln’s fire. In 2004, the site was named to the 10 Most Endangered Landmarks list by the Historic Landmarks Foundation of Indiana. Eleven domed kilns remain with 5 stacks (the ‘five sisters’) along with four small buildings. The plant site points to our proud industrial and local heritage with a special bow to the plant workers and their families.

REGION 7 SPONSORS:Wallpe’s Keg, 1314 W Main St, GreensburgGreensburg Autosound, 731 W Main St, GreensburgMann’s Harley-Davidson, 3250 Market Pl Dr, EdinburghVFW Post 1987, 215 N National Rd, ColumbusPomp’s Tire, 965 S Commerce Dr #4023, SeymourHog Rock Cafe, 101 E Carr St, Milan

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REGION DIRECTORS:Kenny Harris, 812-614-2979John Mayberry, 812-592-2376

REGION 7 SOUTH TOUR

Damsel Brew Pub Mural209 N Wabash AveEvansville, IN 47712812-909-1956GPS: N 38o 36.301 W 86o 5.894

The brightly colored mural is on the south side of the building facing the parking lot. Damsel, formerly Maiden’s Brewery & Pub, has updated the mural to create more separation from the old image that some had incorrectly associated with a legend-ary rock band. The pub is an award-winning on premises micro-brewery featuring a full service, family friendly restaurant specializing in pub fare food and is open most days from 11AM to 11PM.

REGION 8 SPONSORS:Bud’s Harley-Davidson, 4700 E Morgan Ave, EvansvilleThe Answer East, 2319 N Green River Rd, EvansvilleWest Side Powersports, 1731 W Franklin St, EvansvilleEnviro PLAS Inc, 15220 Foundation Ave, Evansville

REGION DIRECTORS:Ted Borchelt, 812-385-6040Mike Jeffers, 812-598-9154

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REGION 8 SOUTH TOUR

Pigeon Roost Memorial75 Edrington Blvd.Underwood, IN 47177GPS: N 38o 37.023 W 85o 46.432

The memorial and State Historic Site is open from dawn to dusk. Pigeon Roost was established in 1809 by settlers from Kentucky. It was named Pigeon Roost because of the great number of passenger pigeons in the area. This park marks the location of a village where Native Americans attacked a group of settlers on September 3, 1812. Twenty-eight people died that day, including 15 children and four Native Americans. In 1904 the state of Indiana authorized the construction of a 44 foot tall obelisk as a memorial to the families who lost their lives in the massacre.

REGION 9 SPONSORS:No sponsors

REGION DIRECTORS:Morris “Mo” Kintner, 812-820-3516William Roeseler, 812-493-3618

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REGION 9 SOUTH TOUR

West Baden Springs: Carlsbad of America Gate8164 IN-56, West Baden Springs, IN 47469GPS: N 38o 34.014 W 86o 36.861

Your picture here is just the gate, however you are welcome toride up and get a picture at the hotel at the end of West Baden Ave. There is a long story behind the names West Baden and Carlsbad and the entrance gate to the resort shows both. West Baden was named in reference to Wiesbaden, Germany and Carlsbad is a reference to Karlovy Vary, a town in the Czech Republic. Both are spa towns, Karlovy Vary or Karlsbad as the Germans called it, was founded in 1370. In 1888 an investment group called Sinclair and Rhodes acquired the West Baden hotel andthe surrounding 667 acres. It was promoted as a cosmopolitan resort. The hotel as it stands today was built in 1902 and has been witness to a number of different uses beginning as a resort for the rich and infamous until the Great Depression when it closed. The property became a Jesuit seminary, a private coeducational college and a National Historic Landmark. Although it fell into disrepair in the early 1980’s, it now shines as a wonderful reminder of the history of the area.

REGION 10 SPONSORS:No sponsors.

REGION DIRECTOR:Suzanne Eckert, 812-309-8005Robert Eckert, 812-309-8006

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REGION 10 SOUTH TOUR

Pink Elephant Statue308 W Broadway St, Fortville, IN 46040GPS: N 39o 42.388 W 86o 21.239

Another fun piece of artwork and Americana is the Giant Martini-Drinking Elephant. Located in front of Elite Beverages on the south side of US 36 in Fortville is this huge pachyderm wearing glasses and drinking a martini. The sculpture stands 12 feet tall and 19 feet long and has been headquartered in front of the liquor store since the 1980s. Its glasses and the olive in itsmartini have occasionally been stolen, but townsfolk also like to add things, particularly around the holidays. The elephant has been bedecked in Christmas, Pilgrim, leprechaun, and Uncle Sam garb depending on the time of year. It has also been known to attend local parades and festivals so a call to the liquor store at 317-485-6282 might be wise if you are traveling any distance.

REGION 11 SPONSORS:Monkey Business, 5055 S Dearborn St, IndianapolisJobsite Supply, 624 S Missouri St, IndianapolisSouthside H-D, 4930 Southport Crossing Pl, IndianapolisMorgan’s Corner Café, 457 Town Center Dr, MooresvillePomp’s Tire, 2120 S Harding St, IndianapolisBig O Tires, 540 S SR 67, MooresvilleJim’s Custom Trim Shop, 289 E Morgan St, MartinsvilleIndiana Testing Inc, 881 S Girls School Rd, IndianapolisSpikes Sports Bar & Grill, 10725 US Hwy 136, Indianapolis

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REGION DIRECTORS:Patrick Haggard, 317-690-0002Mike Seiler, 317-373-5775Zachary Bird, 317-828-3775Rickey Terry, 317-856-3760Kenny Casey, 317-250-2585

REGION 11 CENTRAL TOUR 1

Bicentennial Park & State Flag Historical MarkerCorner of Main & Indiana downtown Mooresville, IN GPS: N 40o 16.548 W 85o 50.515

This is a block park located in downtown Mooresville on the north-east corner of Main St& Indiana St. The south side of the sculpture has a dull finish, while the north side view from the center of the park is highly reflective. From the west side of the sculpture, the flames really take shape and have several flags rising above it in the background. The flames sculpture was designed by Rundell Ernstberger Associates and built by local firm Linel in 2017. The town of Mooresville has moved the historic marker that tells the story of the origin of the Indiana State flag to the north end of the park near the street. A stage was added so the park might be a little busier on holiday weekends and through the summer.

REGION 11 SPONSORS:Monkey Business, 5055 S Dearborn St, IndianapolisJobsite Supply, 624 S Missouri St, IndianapolisSouthside H-D, 4930 Southport Crossing Pl, IndianapolisMorgan’s Corner Café, 457 Town Center Dr, MooresvillePomp’s Tire, 2120 S Harding St, IndianapolisBig O Tires, 540 S SR 67, MooresvilleJim’s Custom Trim Shop, 289 E Morgan St, MartinsvilleIndiana Testing Inc, 881 S Girls School Rd, IndianapolisSpikes Sports Bar & Grill, 10725 US Hwy 136, Indianapolis

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REGION DIRECTORS:Patrick Haggard, 317-690-0002 Mike Seiler, 317-373-5775Zachary Bird, 317-828-3775 Rickey Terry, 317-856-3760Kenny Casey, 317-250-2585

REGION 11 CENTRAL TOUR 2

Kenneth E Smith Memorial Labyrinth at Hawthorn Park6067 E Old Maple Ave., Terre Haute, Indiana 47803GPS: N 39o 29.383 W 87o 19.422

The memorial resides inside Hawthorn Park adjacent to the Dogwood Shelter. The labyrinth, completed in 2003, is an 80 foot diameter circle constructed out of aggregate mix concrete. It is patterned after the labyrinth that was laid on the floor of the Chartres Cathedral in France around 1220 A.D. The singular path is switchback, turning and twisting, forcing walkers to concentrate as they make their way forward to the middle of the labyrinth and back again. This labyrinth and garden is designed for all ages, those experiencing grief or emotional problems or those who simply want to free their minds of the pressures of the day. Children simply enjoy the challenge of staying within the boundaries of the path. Mrs. Lavern Smith donated the major part of the funding for this project in memory of her late husband, Kenneth E. Smith, who died in May 2000.

REGION 12 SPONSORS:No sponsors

REGION DIRECTORS:Dave Hawkins, 812-877-1676Brian Russell, 812-592-6475

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REGION 12 CENTRAL TOUR

Log Inn12491 CR 200 E, Haubstadt, IN 47639GPS: N 38o 10.381 W 87o 31935

The Log Inn is a family-style restaurant located in thecommunity of Warrenton. The Log Inn was founded around 1825 by Mr. Henry Haub, the namesake of nearby Haubstadt. During its lifetime the Log Inn has had several uses including: a host to Abraham Lincoln; a stop on the Underground Railroad; and a stop on the Dixie Highway, the main road between Chicago and Florida, which eventually became US 41. A dance hall was later built above the tavern and store and the complex would later become known as the Log Inn. The Log Inn is officially recognized as the oldest restaurant in Indiana. In recent years, the Log Inn was featured in Food Network’s Best of Viewer’s Choice Program. The restaurant is closed on Sunday & Monday and can get busy in the evenings so all ahead if you plan on eating to reserve a seat, 812-867-3216.

REGION 13 SPONSORS:No sponsors.

REGION DIRECTORS:Aaron Meyer, 812-489-1910Christian Harper, 812-677-3852

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REGION 13 SOUTH TOUR

FEBRUARYDATE REGION EVENT

7 State Board Of Directors Mtg8 State Awards Banquet11 State Kids Day At The Statehouse14 State Motorcycle Expo15 2 Lake Co. Sweetheart Dance16 9 Region 9 Swap Meet22 3 Miami Co. Newlywed Game22 13 Region 13 Arm Wrestling

MARCHDATE REGION EVENT

1 1 Elkhart Co. Swap Meet7 3 Grant Co. Pool Tournament14 1 Kosciusko Co. Bowl A Thon14 2 Starke Co. Fistful Of Dollars14 3 Region 3 Spring Bash21 1 Fulton Co. Shoot-In21 2 Laporte Co. Cabin Fever21 11 Johnson Co. Golden Oldies28 7 Region 7 Swap Meet

APRILDATE REGION EVENT

3 10 Region 10 Spring Thaw5 0 Dekalb Co. Swap Meet & Bike Show5 12 Region 12 Easter Egg Hunt11 State Board Of Directors Mtg18 7 Bartholomew Co. Spring Fling18 State LCRP Adventure Motorcycle Ride19 1 Region 1 Blessing Of The Bikes25 3 Wabash Co. Early Bird Ride25 6 Region 6 Turkey Shoot25 11 Marion Co. Battle Of The Bands26 1 Marshall Co. Swap Meet26 3 Region 3 Support The Troops Ride26 4 Region 4 Flea Market26 13 Daviess Co. Tourney Journey

MAYDATE REGION EVENT

2 2 Lake Co. Candlelight Bowling2 7 Jackson Co. Hillers Holler2 State LCRP Swap Meet & Flea Market3 1 Fulton Co. Porker Run3 4 Tippecanoe Co. Early Bird Ride3 8 Region 8 Blessing Of The Bikes3 10 Dubois Co. Tim Fromme Memorial Ride9 1 Elkhart Co. ABC State Charity9 3 Region 3 Safety & Awareness Ride15 4 Region 3 Pig Pickins Jamboree16 1 St Joseph Co. Awareness Ride17 4 White Co. Freedom Ride17 11 Shelby Co. Safety & Awareness Ride17 13 Gibson Co. Safety & Awareness Ride18 Nat’l MRF Bikers Inside The Beltway23 7 Jennings Co. Memorial Ride30 2 Laporte Co. Spring Breakout30 6 Region 6 Memorial Ride30 State 27th Annual Miracle Ride

JUNEDATE REGION EVENT

5 1 St Joseph Co. Spring Break6 3 Howard Co. Six-County Ride6 8 Region 8 In The Wind Ride7 0 Region 0 Mayor’s Ride12 3 Grant Co. Hog Roast13 6 Monroe Co. Sheriff’s Ride13 9 Clark/Floyd Co. Pappy Carver Ride13 State Board Of Directors Mtg.19 1 Fulton Co. Party Lite Jam20 7 Ripley Co. Freedom Ride21 5 Region 5 ABC State Charity27 6 Greene Co. Ride For Your Rights and Bike Show27 11 Hendricks Co. Hogs For Hounds

2020 Calendar of Events

JULYDATE REGION EVENT

3 1 Kosciusko Co. Hawg Waller10 10 Orange Co. Old Hippy’s Run11 1 Region 1 Five-County Run16 State 40th Annual Boogie25 3 Region 3 1000 Miles In 24 Hours26 10 Dubois Co. Big John’s Run31 4 Carroll/Cass/Clinton Co. Thunder In The Woods

AUGUSTDATE REGION EVENT

1 9 Region 9 Toys For Tots1 11 Hancock Co. Teddy Bear Ride9 8 Region 8 ABC State Charity9 13 Region 13 ABC State Charity14 1 Elkhart Co. Summerfest14 4 Fountain/Warren Co. Kickapoo Kick15 2 Region 2 ABC State Charity15 6 Region 6 ABC State Charity15 11 Region 11 ABC State Charity15 12 Region 12 ABC State Charity16 State Board Of Directors Mtg.21 State MotoAmerica at IMS22 State Motorcycles On Meridian28 10 Region 10 Southern Hills Bash29 0 Region 0 ABC State Charity

SEPTEMBERDATE REGION EVENT

5 1 Region 1 ABC State Charity5 1 Marshall Co. Blueberry Bike Show5 3 Region 3 Porker Picnic6 4 Region 4 ABC State Charity11 5 Region 5 Nine-County Rally12 2 Porter Co. Freedom Ride12 3 Wabash Co. Dam Ride12 6 Region 6 Fall Bash12 7 Decatur Co. Charity Ride18 1 Marshall Co. Summers End19 11 Hendricks Co. Fall Ride

19 13 Region 13 Mike’s Ride24 Nat’l MRF Meeting Of The Minds

OCTOBERDATE REGION EVENT

2 11 Morgan Co. Chili Fest3 2 Starke Co. Autumn Slam4 4 Region 4 Think Pink10 1 Kosciusko Co. Pool Tournament10 State Board Of Directors Mtg.10 State Workers’ Party17 3 Howard Co. Halloween Party17 7 Region 7 ABC State Charity17 10 Perry/Spencer Co. Pumpkin Run18 4 White Co. Toy Run23 2 Laporte/Porter Co. Haunted Trails Of Sunset Hills24 1 Elkhart Co. Treasures For Kidz24 7 Region 7 Trunk Or Treat29 State LCRP Halloween Campout30 2 Laporte/Porter Co. Haunted Trails Of Sunset Hills

NOVEMBERDATE REGION EVENT

1 8 Region 8 Toy Run6 State Board Of Directors Mtg.7 State Fall Seminar14 1 St Joseph Co. Treasures For Kidz14 13 Region 13 Toys For Tykes15 1 Kosciusko Co. Treasures For Kidz

DECEMBERDATE REGION EVENT

5 1 Marshall Co. Treasures For Kidz5 2 Lake Co. Toyz 4 Kidz5 7 Decatur Co. Christmas Party5 11 Region 11 Christmas Party6 1 Fulton Co. Treasures For Kidz6 4 Tippecanoe Co. Toy Run12 6 Region 6 Christmas Party

2020 Calendar of Events

2020 Tour SponsorsRegion 0Jobsite Supply 3501 Kenosha Rd Fort Wayne, IN 46806 (260) 949-3200Pomp’s Tire 2720 Goshen Rd Fort Wayne, IN 46808 (260) 489-5252

Region 1Jobsite Supply 1616 3rd St Osceola, IN 46561 (574) 327-6658Pomp’s Tire 4207 N Mayflower Rd South Bend, IN 46628 (574) 271-3850

Region 2O’s Tap 9 N Main St Knox, IN 46534 (574) 772-4451Co-Alliance 310 S Prairie St. Rolling Prairie, IN 46371 (219) 778-2015Pomp’s Tire 7930 New Jersey Ave Hammond, IN 46323 (219) 845-1169Kersting’s Harley-Davidson

and Museum 8774 west 700 North Winamac, IN (574) 896-2974

Albanese Candy Factory 5441 E. Lincoln Hwy Merrillville IN 46410 (219) 947-3070

Region 3Co-Alliance 691 S 800 W Swayzee, IN 46986 (219) 778-2015

Red Rocket Bar and Grill 1458 Liberator St Peru, IN 46970 (765) 689-0763The Pickle 102 E Morse St Markle, IN 46770 (260) 758-2400Brandt’s Harley-Davidson 1400 N Cass St Wabash, IN 46992 260-563-6443Region 4Co-Alliance 319 N HWY 421 Reynolds, IN 47980 (219) 984-5950GT Carts 725 W Fisher St Monticello, IN 47960 (574) 297-5637Esmeralda’s Pancake House 204 Rickey Rd Monticello, IN 47960 (574) 583-6361Pomp’s Tire 2700 Schuyler Ave Lafayette, IN 47905 (765) 742-4000The Smokin Dog Saloon 2110 US-421 Delphi, IN 46923 (765) 564-2193Kopp Cycles 10 Saratoga Dr Batesville, IN 47006 (812) 933-5377

Region 5 No sponsors

Region 6Community Chrysler of

Bloomington 2300 S Walnut St Bloomington, IN 47401 (812) 331-3200Co-Alliance 403 Railroad St, Russellville, IN 46175 (765) 435-2252

Pit Bull Leather Co. 20 N Van Buren St Nashville, IN 47448 (812) 968-6007Pomp’s Tire 89 A St NE Linton, IN 47441 (812) 847-4469

Region 7Wallpe’s Keg 1314 W Main St Greensburg, IN 47240 (812) 663-9746Greensburg Autosound 731 W Main St Greensburg, IN 47240 (812) 663-8103Mann’s Harley Davidson 3250 Market Pl Dr Edinburgh, IN 46124 (812) 526-3485VFW Post 1987 215 N National Rd Columbus, IN 47201 (812) 379-2791Pomp’s Tire 965 S Commerce Dr #4023 Seymour, IN 47274 (812) 524-0006Hog Rock Cafe 101 E Carr St Milan, IN 47031 (812) 654-2221

Region 8Bud’s Harley-Davidson 4700 E Morgan Ave Evansville, IN 47715 (812) 473-2837The Answer East 2319 N Green River Rd Evansville, IN 47715 (812) 475-9000West Side Powersports 1731 W Franklin St Evansville, IN 47712 (812) 425-7799

Enviro PLAS Inc 15220 Foundation Ave Evansville, IN 47725 (812) 868-0808

Region 9 No sponsors

Region 10 No sponsors

Region 11Monkey Business 5055 S Dearborn St Indianapolis, IN 46227 (317) 787-3787Jobsite Supply 624 S Missouri St Indianapolis, IN 46225 (317) 684-7474Southside Harley-Davidson 4930 Southport Crossing Pl Indianapolis, IN 46237 (317) 885-5180Morgan’s Corner Café 457 Town Center Dr Mooresville, IN 46158 (317) 831-3765Pomp’s Tire 2120 S Harding St Indianapolis, IN 46221 (317) 635-8467Big O Tires 540 S SR 67 Mooresville, IN 46158 (317) 834-6840Jim’s Custom Trim Shop 289 E Morgan St Martinsville. IN 46151 (765) 342-7085Indiana Testing Inc 881 S Girls School Rd Indianapolis, IN 46231 (317) 271-2611Spikes Sports Bar & Grill 10725 US Hwy 136 Indianapolis, IN 46234 (317) 426-2216

Region 12 No sponsors

Region 13 No sponsors

Tour Indiana was developed by ABATE of Indiana to promote motorcycling throughout the state and to introduce motorcyclists to some of Indiana’s unique points-of-interest provided by motorcyclists like you.

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We appreciate your participation and look forward to your input.

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