Rockin Horse Cycles expanding on U.S. 250

topey@sanduskyregister.comRockin' Horse Cycles is growing into its expanding new home. They began selling used Harleys and new Hyosung motorcycles at 8315 Milan Road on April 1, 2015.Rockin' Horse Cycles, a partnership between Julie Roeder and Mark and Linda Kammer, was formed in 2013. The trio also operates M&M Sales, an internet-based business, selling motorcycle parts and accessories worldwide.Roeder and her husband owned Roeder Harley Davidson dealerships in Sandusky and Monroeville.Rockin' Horse Cycles is evolving into something more like a ranch compound. "We are building the ultimate rider's experience," Roeder said. "The rider's experience has always driven me."The dealershipAbout 30 motorcycles are for sale now — used Harley Davidson cycles and new Hyosung motorcycles.Kammer runs the full-service department that performs everything from maintenance to engine overhauls, to customizing and everything in between. "We are courteous with competitive pricing and guaranteed quality service," Kammer said.Rockin' Horse offers a safe place for riders to keep their motorcycle during the off season. Rows of 120 motorcycles sit in a 4,000 square foot room in winter storage. The motorcycles have been cleaned, inspected and serviced before being put away as eager riders wait to hit the road again.The saloonTucked in the back, Rockin' Horse Saloon is undergoing a renovation to add a full kitchen and bathroom.Snooties BBQ will be moving in to run a year-round kitchen. Janet Studer and Joe Hire run a Snooties BBQ food trailer in the parking lot of Strawberry Hill Market at Ohio 99 and 4 during the summer.The campgroundRoeder is in the process of building a campground on a portion of the neighboring three lots she owns, clearing the land to be developed into a camping area operating during special events — perfect for Bike Week. It will start off with no frills space for tents and RVs. Ultimately, they would like to build cabins on the land and add electrical hookups for the RVs.Rockin' Horse Cycles will resurrect its popular Pig Out In The Woods event with camping, pulled pork dinners, live entertainment and other raucous fun.Bike Week is always an exciting time in the area. Roeder anticipates the compound will be a popular gathering spot for bikers who can go out to Bike Week events and come back to Rockin' Horse at the end of the day."They can hang out at the Rockin' Horse Saloon. They are safe and don't have to drive anywhere," Roeder said.Rockin' Horse, building the ultimate rider's experience. Rockin Horse Cycles8315 Milan Road419-624-8739Julie Roeder and Mark Kammer have teamed up to create Rockinâ Horse Cycles on Milan Road. âWe are building the ultimate riderâs experience,â Roeder said. âThe riderâs experience has always driven me.âA Harley is strapped to a dynamometer at Rockin' Horse Cycles in Sandusky for tuning.About 30 motorcycles are for sale now at Rockin' Horse Cycles.Rockinâ Horse offers a safe place for riders to keep their motorcycle during the off season. Rows of 120 motorcycles sit in a 4,000 square foot room in winter storage. The motorcycles have been cleaned, inspected and serviced before being put away as eager riders wait to hit the road again.Tucked in the back, Rockinâ Horse Saloon is undergoing a renovation to add a full kitchen and bathroom. Snooties BBQ will be moving in to run a year-round kitchen. Janet Studer and Joe Hire run a Snooties BBQ food trailer in the parking lot of Strawberry Hill Market at Ohio 99 and 4 during the summer.Rockinâ Horse Cycles, a partnership between Julie Roeder and Mark and Linda Kammer, was formed in 2013. The trio also operates M&M Sales, an internet-based business, selling motorcycle parts and accessories worldwide.