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Raproe - we're going to be traveling the SouthWest on our trusty Bonnies at that time, and won't be able to attend.
However, I've ridden to the museum several times, and for an enjoyable ride instead of hauling a** down I-71, check out US 62. There's several ways I get to it, but the easiest to describe is:
Rt 21 to Rt 585 to Wooster
Take Rt83 south out of Wooster thru Millersburg.
Just south of town, take right turn onto Rt62 (west)
Run 62 to Johnstown, take left in middle of town
Once you go left and ride for a few miles, there's a route # I don't remember that turns to the right, and practically takes you to the museum.
Of course, as you get closer to the museum, it gets flatter and less interesting. But for much of the ride, you'll be on some sweet roads. The museum has little or no signage on the road going in. I miss the turnoff every time!
Bob
PS: a word of caution - if you take this route, watch for radar as you ride downhill into Amity, Ohio. Seems to be the chief revenue generator in town.
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