running down to Indianapolis,in, should be there tonight

[SethO]

Anyone going to lamonts live around Indianapolis? if I leave at 2pm I should be down there about midnightish. I need to get a hotel for taking care of handicrapp stuff on wednesday and was going to haul the rest of the way, wondering if someone knows good area to stay in or wants to ride the rest of the way wednesday afternoon?

218-556-3994

going to head down thru duluth to 53 in WI to 94 to 90 to 39 to 74 into Indianapolis.

 

[BumbleBee]

Ryde safe, see you when you get here :clap:

 

[Trickie Dick]

Retread and I are taking off at noon today, otherwise would love to make the ride with you on down.
As far as where to stay, if it were me, I would go on through Indy and stay at one of the smaller towns south(Columbus, If you are going down 65) or Greensburg(if you are taking I74 across to Cincinnati). That way you will miss the morning traffic. Either of these places will have several hotel choices.
Have a safe trip and see you in Gatlinburg.

 

[SethO]

got a later start than I would have liked, but thanks for the heads up , hope I can avoid the rain.

 

[LDFIREWORKS]

hampton inn is the way to go i stay in about 50 rooms a year for bussiness, always clean and nice people very helpfull

 

[rineer4635]

Leaving at noon tomorrow, 10 hour ride down rt 81.
For what it's worth - Watch the bed bugs at all hotels. nojoke I saw in the news that they are very bad! check the "rib" that runs around the mattress, best place to check they say.

 

[Longlegs]

Some nasty weather here in Illinois tonite. Hope your gettin thru it ok.

 

[WackyDan]

Leaving at noon tomorrow, 10 hour ride down rt 81.
For what it's worth - Watch the bed bugs at all hotels. nojoke I saw in the news that they are very bad! check the "rib" that runs around the mattress, best place to check they say.

Eh... Ten years of business travel and never a bed bug either coast to coast in USA or overseas.

Last year was the summer of the shark, and the one before that, Hurricanes right? Makes for good news. Anyplace with a population density like NYC or San Fran are prone to roaches, rats, and bed bugs. Gatlinburg, or some other remote town... less likely in my opinion, and I've stayed in some pretty sketchy motels. :shocked:

 

[SethO]

Because of my late start and handicrappness i had to stop in janesville. Se of madison, should be down there around 1930