Resonator Revisited - Winter Issue
Posted: Thu Nov 14, 2013 8:18 am
In recent months, I've had terrific response from our fellow Hodakaholics, who've contributed great stuff for the Resonator Revisited (R2). Some of them were new, like Laurie Shelton & Dennis Turco, whose tales of personal experiences joining our world have brightened and broadened the newsletter. Some, like Lee Fabry, have contributed fascinating stories about their experiences "back in the day." The "Mikes" (Perrett, Lollar & Lake) have done cool tech pieces on improving our breed.
All of these - along with our regular "columnists" Rick -Super Hunky- Sieman, "Captain" Ed Chesnut and Ben Schenk have enabled us to produce a quarterly "newsletter", whose scope and breadth have delighted those of us who pull it all together (Editor Rick, Gregg Floren who does layout & distribution, and myself)
We hopeto distribute the next issue of the R2 before Christmas. To do this, I need to receive material by late November. How about you putting together a piece for the R2? Ideas and articles need not be elaborate or polished - Rick & I can tidy up and reorganize if needed. Personal experiences, clever little tech ideas, competition (you don't have to have ridden, maybe you had a ball watching & visiting with the competitors); there are lots of ways to tell a good story. Pictures are a real plus.
Email me with questions or material at: [email protected] !
All of these - along with our regular "columnists" Rick -Super Hunky- Sieman, "Captain" Ed Chesnut and Ben Schenk have enabled us to produce a quarterly "newsletter", whose scope and breadth have delighted those of us who pull it all together (Editor Rick, Gregg Floren who does layout & distribution, and myself)
We hopeto distribute the next issue of the R2 before Christmas. To do this, I need to receive material by late November. How about you putting together a piece for the R2? Ideas and articles need not be elaborate or polished - Rick & I can tidy up and reorganize if needed. Personal experiences, clever little tech ideas, competition (you don't have to have ridden, maybe you had a ball watching & visiting with the competitors); there are lots of ways to tell a good story. Pictures are a real plus.
Email me with questions or material at: [email protected] !