Welcome

Welcome to Charleston Harley Owners Group Chapter #4774.  We hope that you have a smooth ride through our pages as you learn more about our chapter!  We are proudly sponsored by Low Country Harley-Davidson located at 4707 Dorchester Road, North Charleston, South Carolina. You can also check them out on the web at www.lowcountryharley.com.

Our main objective at Charleston H.O.G. is to ride and have fun!  We bring together a group of people who share the same enthusiasm for riding motorcycles and an enduring love for Harley-Davidson and all that it stands for.  We also have a strong Ladies of Harley (LOH) group in our Chapter; ride through their pages to get more information about them. 

We plan and organize numerous rides throughout the year including overnight trips, Weclome to the Family rides, charity events, dinner rides, and many more.  Take a drive through our calendar to see what's going on in our Chapter and then join us for the ride and fun.

If you're interested in becoming a member, tour our membership pages. It will guide you through the process of becoming a member.  If you have any questions or comments for the Chapter, please contact us and let us know what you're thinking.  

 

Looking Glass Falls, Pisgah National Forest

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Italian night

March 31, 2012 Italian night for Lionel Arsenault. 

What`s Happening!!!

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Riding in Cold Weather

To the casual observer, riding a motorcycle seems like an activity best left to warm days. However, the enthusiastic rider will often want to venture outside under colder conditions.

Dressing appropriately is the best way to keep yourself safe while riding your motorcycle in cold weather. Remember the following tips as you`re selecting your motorcycle apparel:

  • Keep your hands and feet warm. Invest in a good pair of gloves and some high-quality motorcycle boots.

  • Keep your torso warm. If your torso is cold, it will restrict blood flow to your hands and feet.

  • Wind-proof your body. Make sure the outside layer of your outfit is made of a material that will stop the wind.

  • Seal the openings in your outfit. Don`t let air come in through the neck opening in your jacket, the sleeves of your shirt, or the bottom of your pants.

If your bike allows it, you may also want to consider installing a windshield. If you plan to ride in cold weather on a regular basis, a windshield will keep you warmer than if you simply dress in appropriate motorcycle apparel.

While riding your motorcycle in cold weather, it`s wise to watch for signs of hypothermia or frostbite. If you start to feel uncomfortable, stop your bike and seek medical attention.

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Our calendar is back up and working well.  Check it out; we have tried to provide information on coming events so you can plan according.  We would like to see you at our next events, come out and support your chapter by participating. 

We’ll see you on the road, as always ride safely!!!

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Our next Chapter meeting is on March 6 in the HOG event room at LCHD.

 

Page last updated: November 22, 2011 11:30:25 AM CST