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Motorcycle Cannonball 2018

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Editorz Notez Well, it’s been a tough winter, wouldn’t you say? In N.C. we can usually ride the entire year, except for maybe a couple of days of snow and ice. This winter was a little different. We have had several days of frigid cold that has prevented us from doing that.

Happy St. Patty’s Day!

It has kept even the bravest of riders from ridin’ with their tongue in the wind (as Chewy always liked to say). Don’t get me wrong, with the exception of completely snow covered highways, there are folks who ride regardless! You know who you are! Check out a few of those brave riders on pages 44-45. For the rest of us who aren’t so brave...nicer days are comin’. We have had a couple of those days already, Thank you all so much for your continued support! Thank you for being there with us all these years. We could not have done without our biker family, readers and advertisers, brothers and sisters. It will continue on.

Please check out the Eventz section for upcoming rides and eventz in the area. They are starting to pile on! ...and that is a good thing! Please let us know if you have an event or ride coming up. We will be glad to help you spread the word here in the mag and on all of our social media outlets!

God Bless each of you!

See you out on the road!

God Bless!

Doobie

ON THE COVER: Billy Lane’s Son’s of Speed bikes.

Photographer - Alicia Salkill. Model - Kristina Michaels Read the story and see more pics on pages 32-33.

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CONTENTZ In this issue Steel Standin’............8-9 Hometown HD................17 Myrtle Beach HD..............22 Wreath’s Across America...26-27 Bird Park Oyster.........28-29 Cannonball Run........32-33 Contest Time.......44-45 The Ole Breeze.............50 Bill Lyerly............54-55

in every issue Behind Barz Petz........7 Future Bikerz.............10 Your Health................13 By: Lady D

Wild Eatz...............14-15 Best of the Best.......16 Facez Behind Barz.18-19 From the Mind of Big Ed...30 By: Big Ed

Behind Barz Mugz.....36-37 Road Scribes..................43 Behind Barz Eventz.....58-61 BB Sticker winners..,,.62-63

NCPACKS4PATRIOTS.....6 photo: Doobie

nc packs4 patriots Support our local heroes Our mission is dependent on both items for packages and financial support for postage. Our team of volunteers works diligently to ensure our resources are wisely utilized in creating the best care packages! Thank you all of our donors who support our mission with financial donations.

Postage assistance can be provided by sending a check or money order to us at the center or you can go here and purchase stamps for $5 or $10 and mail to us to use on our care packages. https://store.usps.com/store/browse/subcategory.jsp…

We invite and welcome your support.

Our troops are still deploying, still serving and still sacrificing for our country. We honor that service and sacrifice.

Will you join our team to make sure we can continue our mission of support to show our deployed troops that Americans still appreciates their service and sacrifice?

Please don’t ever think that you can’t make a donation because your effort is too small. We appreciate every single dollar. We have a local senior citizen who makes a donation every single month in honor of her 2 brothers who were killed in World War II. She was just a child, but always remembers her mother’s grief.

Her modest donation means the world to us, and we know her brothers are smiling down from the heavens knowing that they are not forgotten, even 75 years later. ~ Barbara

A Big Big “thank you” to St. Joseph United Methodist Church, Pikeville N.C. for all these goodies. And a special “thank you” to Ann Meisenhelder and also to Sj Meisenhelder for delivering these!

GREAT IDEA! Its the little things...

Little Debbie Snack Cakes, that is!!!

We have a deployed soldier who is requesting Little Debbie snack cakes!

Sometimes it’s the little things they miss the most. If anyone would like to make a donation, you can drop those off at our center on and we will get those in the mail. I am sure his battle buddies will be watching for those care packages to arrive for a yummy sugary treat!

HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENT FOR VOLUNTEERS AND DONORS: Gather up your church groups, bike clubs, youth organizations, etc. and make it a joint effort! While you are out shopping, look for Little Debbie Snacks and other kinds of snack cakes, cookies, and crackers. Throw a few extra in your shopping cart.

When the kiddos get bored or it is a rainy day, break out the craft supplies and make cards, wall hangings, and artwork that can be sent to our heroes.

We are so proud of Cara from Girl Scout Troop 611 in Nashville! She gave a speech to the fire department tonight who donated $200 to buy Girl Scout cookies, and members donated another $80 to buy cookies for our care packages!

That’s a lot of cookies.

BIG BIG THANK YOU Cara!

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We enjoy hearing from our troops and seeing the smiles that our packages bring to their faces!

Here is a recent letter; Hello all, I am (XXXX). We recently received several boxes of treats, hygiene items, and holiday decorations thanks to generous donations from your organizations!

Our company has troops at different locations throughout Iraq and Kuwait and I am working to spread these "goodie bags" out for everyone to enjoy. Attached you will find a photo of the first group of soldiers receiving theirs.

I just wanted to send a quick message to express a sincere THANK YOU to all of you that helped put this together. We can tell that it was no small effort and my soldiers and I appreciate it very much.

Thank you all for what you do.

Sincerely, (XXXX)

Some Little Debbie Snack Cakes came into the center today.

There will be many smiling faces!

Please email or call us for more info.

Thank you very much for your continued support!

Barbara Whitehead

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Our days and hours of operation are: Tuesday and Thursday from 2-6 pm Saturday morning 9am-12.

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Steel Standin’ Spring Hope, NC

at The Tar River Yacht Club

story & photos: Doobie

It was a Birthday Bash for Caroline Batchelor and who came to play??? Steel Standin’ did!

It was a packed house! As always, they put on a heck of a show!

The Steel Standin’ Band has been playing music together since 2005. They play classic rock, country, and blues.

They are seasoned musicians from different genres. They play for clubs, private partys, weddings, graduations and Biker events, etc. They play songs such as, Clapton, Stones, Springstein, Stevie Ray, Neil Young, Skynard, Hendrix, Tom Petty, Dwight Yoakum, Johnny Cash, Dylan and others.

Please contact: brownholloman@centurylink.net or call 252-813-6623

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Your Health Behind Barz Deborah Alston, RN

Old Medicines I bet that each of us at one time have gone to a doctor, received a prescription, filled it and took the medicine to help us heal from whatever was ailing us. Yet have you ever thought of what kind of medicines or medical practices were used say two hundred plus years ago???

One old practice was bloodletting. This is where leeches were used to “suck” blood or a doctor cut into a vein to get rid of some ‘bad blood” that was causing the problem. NOT recommended to do today.

Then there was trepanation, where they would bore a hole into the skull to release the evil spirit that was causing the illness. NOT recommended to do today, could you imagine the side effects???

Mercury is notorious for its toxic properties, but it was once used as a common elixir and topical medicine. The ancient Persians and Greeks considered it a useful ointment, and second - century Chinese alchemists prized liquid mercury, or “quicksilver,” and red mercury sulfide for their supposed ability to increase lifespan and vitality. NOT recommended for today.

In ancient times, “Album graecum” – or more colloquially known as dog poo – was a popular treatment for a sore throat. In those days, feces were usually mixed with honey and was believed to treat inflamed throats for the better. NOT recommended today.

Times have changed, if you have a physical problem go to see your physician, follow their advice, get better. Do not follow old medicine practices discussed here.

Be blessed, ride safe, stay well, and wash your hands!!!!

In the Middle Ages, cataracts were removed by inserting a sharp instrument – a knife or large needle – through the cornea and forcing the lens of the eye out of its capsule. NOT recommended today.

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z t a e d l i w For those of you who like to hunt, kill, and prepare your own food, we have compiled some of our favorite recipes. We will showcase them for you here. If you do not bag your own game and would rather buy it, there are many fine butcher shops and specialty meat markets that offer rabbit, hare, turkey, venison, duck, goose, quail, pheasant, and other big and small game.

So, no excuses! As any Southerner knows, both raccoon and opposum make excellent eating!

But neither of these are found in specialty butcher shops or the like. These animals are truly wild.

Since a feast of game for most people is not an everyday affair...sad but true...you may substitute other commonly used meats for the ones listed here. We don’t recomment this, though. You ride, don’t you? Let your taste buds go wild, too!

When early European settlers arrived in America turkeys were plentiful in North Carolina and were probably found throughout the entire state. By the turn of the century, however, few turkeys remained.

The decline was primarily due to unregulated and heavy market hunting, rapid deforestation and habitat destruction throughout the state. This decline continued into the 1960s.

Turkeys are once again common in North Carolina, thanks to a restoration program implemented by the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission that involved live-trapping and relocating wild turkeys from sites in North Carolina and other states to areas in the state where the bird had previously disappeared.

The male eastern wild turkey has dark plumage with striking bronze, copper and green iridescent colors. On the inside of their legs, males have pointed growths known as spurs that they use when battling other males for mates.

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Males also have a growth of bristle-like feathers known as the “beard” that extends from the chest. It is not uncommon, however, to find females with a beard. The head and neck of adult males is largely bare and varies in color from red to blue to white, depending on the bird’s mood. Females are usually duller in color than males, which help camouflage them while they are nesting.

The eastern wild turkey thrives best in areas with a mix of forested and open land habitats. Forested areas are used for cover, foraging, and for roosting in trees at night. Open land areas are used for foraging, mating, and brood rearing.

Tips...When cleaned and cooked properly, wild turkeys aren’t tough and dry table fare; they are absolutely delicious. Make sure that you baste your bird often and liberally during the cooking! ...or just use the beer can method. Sit that bird on a can of your favorite beer in the oven or on the grill. Add your spices to the can and bird. The beer in the can will evaporate, sending steam into the inside of the bird and moistening the meat from the inside. YUM!

“ A WILD TURKEY SIDEKICK” GUACUMBERMATER SALAD INGREDIENTS: 1 hot house English cucumber, seeded and sliced into ¼-inch slices 2 avocados, peeled, pitted and sliced into ½-inch chunks 8-10 Campari or cocktail size tomatoes, halved and then quartered ¼ Maui onion, thinly sliced 1 jalapeno, sliced 1 cup fresh cilantro leaves 2 tablespoons canola oil Juice of 2 limes, about ¼ cup ¼ teaspoon chile powder Generous pinch of sugar Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper DIRECTIONS: In a large bowl, add the cucumber, avocados, tomatoes, onion, jalapeño and cilantro leaves.

In a small bowl, mix the canola oil with the lime juice, chile powder, sugar and season with kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper to taste. Pour over the salad ingredients and lightly toss to coat. Serve chilled or at room temperature.

DEEP FRIED TURKEY RUB Yield: Approximately 4 ¼ cups Total time: 10 minutes INGREDIENTS: 2 cups Italian dressing ½ cup cayenne pepper 3 tablespoons butter, melted ½ cup black pepper 1 cup Cajun seasoning 2 tablespoons garlic powder DIRECTIONS: 1. In a medium bowl, mix ¾ of the Italian dressing, cayenne pepper, melted butter, black pepper, Cajun seasoning and garlic powder.

2. Rub over turkey, using remaining Italian dressing to fill cavity. Allow turkey to marinate 24 hours. For the best results, brine the turkey for 12 hours before marinating it with the rub.

Brine the turkey for an additional 12 hours for the best results

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"Best of the Best"

Enjoying the great food...

Doobie & Emma

Some of our favorite eateries!

These are some of our favorite restaurant eats... and some of our favorite foods from those places. The Behind Barz Crew has been all over tasting some of the South’s best foods!

fresh 1/2 pound burger with side of extra pickles.

KICKBACK JACK’S Garner, N.C. Emma and I visited Kickback Jack’s for a late lunch. Five bikes were parked outside even on a week day.

Everything we have ever eaten at Kickback Jack’s has been great! Their Carnivore pizza is my favorite but this time I thought I would try something different. I ordered the fresh 1/2 pound burger with a side of extra pickles. Emma got a Philly Cheesesteak sandwich. Both were served with fries.

Our sandwiches came to the table piping hot! Our waitress kept our adult beverages topped off. And even though we didn’t have anymore room left after our meal, we ordered a Brownie Sundae...A warm, soft fudge brownie with vanilla ice cream topped with a river of chocolate syrup and caramel then topped with a cloud of whipped cream and a cherry. This thing was huge!

One of the many things that Kickback Jack’s is famous for, other than their great food, is all the happenings there.

There is always something going on at Kickback Jack’s!!!

Check out their Facebook page. They have some of the best bike nights around!

They are located in Garner. Easy stop on your way to Cabelas. There are numerous locations to choose from in NC and VA. Plus, there is a new Kickback Jack’s that just opened in Durham. But the Garner location is our favorite!

Open 7 Days a week!

Philly Cheesesteak Sandwich

Brownie Sundae

They are open every day of the week!

Stop by and visit Kickback Jack’s! While you are at it, enjoy a great meal and pick up a copy of Behind Barz Motorcycle Mag! Emma & Doobie

Kickback Jack’s

“Philly Cheesesteak” 252-527-4100

1405 Garner Station Blvd., Garner N.C. 27603

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20 Jan 2018 Great day for Eastern NC Ride & Dine!

We all met at Parker’s BBQ in Wilson, N.C. and then some continued to ride onto Rocky Mount for a visit at Black Cat HarleyDavidson.

Thanks for doing all the hard work, John Kyle, putting this day together!

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We are going to be doing a charity event at various locations around the area this year!

Each host location gets to pick the charity of their choice.

At every event there will be great prizes from some awesome sponsors! Plus killer t-shirts from all over the country!

Each event will be similar but will have their own flare! Stay in the know through Facebook on our Behind Barz Mag page and here in the mag.

We hope to see you at these events and help raise money for some pretty great charities!

It is going to be insane!

APRIL 29 The Pit Stop 12pm-6pm Bike Show 12-3 Must be intered by 2pm. Custom trophy awarded to Best in Show. Trophy at 3pm. Chicken plates $5. Cans $1.50 Seagrams $1.50 *Operation Tattooing Freedom* MAY 6 Hometown Harley-Davidson 11am-4pm Enter bike show by 2pm.

Trophy at 3pm. Food trucks. *Fisher Hose Foundation* JUNE 3 The Ole Breeze Cooking pig - donations.

Cornhole tourn. $5 entry Steel Country Express Band Bikini Bike Wash *DAV & American Legion* JUNE 17 The Yacht Club Food plates for sale.

Live music. *American Cancer Society* More info soon!

AUGUST 5 Rock City Powersports 1pm-5pm *Hoofs For Hope* Poker Run and Bike Show More info soon!

AUGUST 26 Good Tymes Club Bike Show, food, and more.

More info soon!

SEPTEMBER 9 Black Cat Harley-Davidson 12-3pm Food and entertainment Must enter Bike Show by 2pm. *USO Fort Bragg* More info soon!

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Oyster Roast

27 January 18 was the big event! The 2nd Annual Sylvan Heights Bird Park Oyster Roast Fundraiser.

Cooler weather means oyster season in Eastern North Carolina and the weather was just right the night of the event! Everyone’s ticket included steamed shrimp, oysters, slaw, hush puppies, beer, wine and live entertainment. There was also a non-seafood option (barbeque) as well as a vegetarian option. This event helps raise funds to support the Park’s mission of conservation and education.

Did you know that the staff use ground up oyster shells to feed nesting birds? The shells provide critical calcium to nesting shore birds and waterfowl.

So come eat oysters and help the birds!

Sylvan Heights Bird Park is home to the world’s largest and most biologically significant collection of waterfowl, along with many other bird species. The Park also provides a natural wetlands habitat for local wildlife.

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mind of big ed Sure, this would have been a game changer for some folks I know, but not me. I was going to ride that bike and venture the road to being a real biker one day.

Big Ed aka 2Timer

Let’s face it for real. A brand new bike and helmet doesn’t make you a biker. Riding from a bar to another bar doesn’t make you a biker. You got to put some time in it y’all. Ride in the rain. Ride in the icey cold. Put some real miles on that sled. Get lost and lose focus of the troubles of life. Just ride. Feel the bike. Be one with the steel frame and rumbling motor. Feel the timing of the engine follow with the timing of your heart. Feel the wind and loose yourself. That’s being a biker y’all. That’s loving it. Breathing it. Making love to it.

Hello to all my biker brothers and sisters!!!

Yea.. It’s been a minute since I’ve been able to ride, but my time is coming ‘cause I’m not going to give up. My ride is waiting for me to put it in the wind. I hope it is soon that I can end up Behind Barz.

2TIMER

Man!!! Life can sure get busy, can’t it? It won’t long ago I joined my brothers in a Motorcycle club. Working a job, raising some kids and grinding some tread off my motorcycle tires. Yea, Man. Life was just rolling on.

I didn’t put too much plan in a future really, simply because everything I’ve planned seems to nose dive.

So, I stopped planning and just went with the flow.

Going with the flow concept is great but life still catches up to ya and when it does, it gives you a reality check.

I know too well of reality checks, is like being more then half way of the bottle and then your side mirror starts showing that wild blue light reflection. WHAM! Reality check!

Lately tho it’s been spinning wrenches at the factory.

I’m working 13 days on and only off like one and half.

Some would call this a blessing. Don’t take me for being ungrateful, but the only dust my two wheels are getting these days are the dust it gains sitting in my building. It’s heart breaking to be honest. I’m putting enough change in my pocket to be able to burn some fuel but no time to burn it. I know, shut up. 2Timer is crying ‘bout his problems. It’s life, you can’t have your cake and eat too. Hell, my whole life is a story of being a dollar short and a day late. I’m that guy. You know?

Thay guy who could fall in a barrel of boobies and come out sucking his own thumb. Yelp.

The one thing that’s always worked for me though, I was never good at just giving up. I had to beat the dead horse. Like when I got my first bike and changed the front brake caliper. I took it for a ride and the front end locked up and threw me over the handle bars.

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Billy Lane’s Son’s of Speed Race Billy Lanes Son’s of Speed race happens in March and will be the 3rd race since its inception. The 1st was last March during Daytona Bike Week. The race was held at New Smyrna Speedway to an almost sellout crowd. Some of the names racing included Matt Harris, Rhett Rotten, Moonshiner Josh Owens, Billy Lane, Brittney Olsen, Shelley Rossmeyer, Xavier Murrel, Buzz Kanter, and many more. This race was won by Brittney Olsen.

The 2nd race was held at Full Throttle Saloon in Sturgis, SD. At the time, Michael Ballard was having a new dirt track made.

Although the track was new there was not any clay on it and it made for a very difficult race. Billy was expecting 12-14 bikes.

However, with the unknown track completion and what kind of shape it would be in, there were only 5 bikes. Matt Harris took a bad spill on the 1st lap of qualifying and we had a Red flag for around 30 min. After qualifying was over the main event started.

It was only 5 laps but let me tell you it was a fun filled 5 laps!

Nobody had any traction and the bikes were bouncing all over the place. The final lap was Ebay Jake (riding the C and C Motorsports 1919 Harley J model) and Billy lane fighting it out pretty hard. The final turn, Billy lane rode almost up to Ebay Jakes side but Jake pulled a bike length to take the Win.

The 3rd race was held during Biketoberfest in Daytona.

Once again, the race was at New Smyrna speedway.

There were a few new faces including, Matt Walksler. Matt is well known for building race engines and also racing.

His Dad is, Dale Walksler, from the Wheels Through Time Museum in Maggie Valley, N.C. This was the 3rd race for Billy Lane’s Son’s of Speed.

I think there were around 16 bikes. After the heat races the field was set for the final.

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Matt Harris, Matt Walksler, Ebay Jake, and Moonshiner Josh Owens..As they started the bikes everyone was going expect Josh Owens, some problems on the owens machine and they could not get it fired. The race started without him, this was a fierce battle between Matt Walksler and Ebay Jake, they were side by side and swapping the lead for 3 laps until Jake took the lead on lap 4 and continued to pull away, on lap 5 Matt’s engine started missing and on lap 6 Matt pulled in to keep from damaging his engine any more. Ebay Jake on the C and C Motorsports bike took the Victory!

March 17th will be the next Son’s of Speed Races (4th race) and it is shaping up to be another great race. They are scheduled for Bike Week on Saturday, March 17 at the New Smyrna Speedway, south of Daytona Beach.

Word has it that there will be several new riders and numerous people have had their engines built and there should be several really fast machines.

Billy is adding a new class, the “Harley 45” class (45 cubic inch flathead racers).

Motorcycle Cannonball 2018 This is an endurance run on Pre 1928 motorcycles. This year the start will be on Sept. 8th in Portland, Maine and travel the North and West over the Rockies and end up in Portland, Oregon on Sept. 23rd. Just fourteen days!

Jody Perewitz and Curtis Venable have teamed up for this years run. 2018 will be the 1st year that C and C Motorsports and Jody have attempted to run the Cannonball. Jody will be riding one of C and C Motorsports bikes, a 1926 Harley JD. Follow us on facebook @ Perewitz Venable Cannonball journey and for more info on the Motorcycle cannonball visit Motorcyclecannonball.com Jody works at Perewitz Cycle Fab – a family - owned custom motorcycle shop just outside of Boston – but she’s also a land speed record holder and is attempting to be the first woman to complete the Motorcycle Cannonball. While other women have taken part in the endurance race, a woman has yet to conquer the full mileage.

I have heard there are 6-8 riders already interested in this class.

Billy is also dividing up the old class to have a “Hot 61” class (the faster 61 cubic inch boardtrack racers) and a “Regular 61” class (the older and slower 61 cubic inch boardtrack racers).

Son’s of Speed 2018 should be another great race! Come out and pull for both of C and C Motorsports bikes.

Defending race winner, Ebay Jake, will return to the saddle this year and we welcome newcomer, Jody Perewitz, to our stable. Some of you may have heard her name because of her land speed racing. She currently holds numerous records, including a World Record! Jody’s father is famous bike painter and builder, Dave Perewitz.

To learn more about Jody visit: www.Jodyperewitz.com.

This is the motorcycle that Jody Perewitz will be riding during the 2018 Motorcycle Cannonball Endurance Run...A 1926 Harley-Davidson JD. Owned by Curtis Venable of Grantham, N.C.

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Motor Maid News Motor Maid Lunch: Zebulon, N.C.

Back in January a few of the North Carolina Motor Maid members met at McLean’s Ole Time Cafe in Zebulon, N.C., for lunch and to catch up with one another.

It was a nice lunch. McLean’s has great food and service. It was fun to catch up with everyone! They came from all points North, East, South, and West but Kathy L. came from as far away as Taylorsville for the lunch.

Look forward to the next meet.

L to R Trisha B., Phyllis S., Kathy L., Petra H., Sarah Ann M., Meri M., Jeanne D., and Debbie S. Motor Maids was established in 1940. sanctioned by the AMA in 1941, it is one of the first and oldest continuously operated women's motorcycling organization.

With approximately 1,200 members across the United States and Canada, the Motor Maids are a diverse group of women motorcyclists united through a passion for riding while fostering a positive image and promoting safe riding skills.

Joining the Motor Maids is a great opportunity to ride, travel and get to know great people all across North America.

For more information go to our website at:

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Motor Maid News They dared to be different; in the process made history

Dot Robinson

Linda Dugeau

Helen Kiss Maine

story: Ellen Taylor Virginia Motor Maid

Vera Griffin

They had a dream, it wasn’t a big dream all they wanted to do is unite other women motorcyclists, so they can share their passion with other like minded women. Before they knew it, Motor Maids of America was born, the year 1941, with 51 members on the roster!

The members of this club were born during a time when women were expected to be seen and not heard. These special ladies were born to change history and how the world would view women motorcyclists in the future! The journey wasn’t easy for them; it was difficult for women to go against society during a time when our world was controlled by men!

Men of the time, put women in a box, they were expected to look and act a certain way!

In the 30’s and 40’s it wasn’t lady-like-behavior to ride a motorcycle; a bike was a man’s machine. During that time most women wouldn’t even think about wearing pants, let alone throw their leg over a motorcycle, because they were conditioned not to do that. It wasn’t lady-like behavior!

Just to give you an idea; back in the early 1930’s a young woman who had a passion for motorcycles, found it very difficult riding her bike in the long dresses. I am assuming the dresses kept getting caught in the chain of the bike.

Society said she had to wear the dresses. I’m also assuming, one day she had had enough; she put on men’s pants, so she could ride her bike more easily, only to be arrested for wearing men’s pants!

Lind Dugeau riding through deep water.

Dot Robinson during the Jack Pine Endurance Race.

Another great story; One favorite story told by “Hap,” the Honda dealer in Sarasota, Fl. He tells of how he “chased that woman (Dot Robinson) for two days, through mud and trees” and never caught her. At the end of the race, all the guys tramped into the local bar, but not Dot. She went to her room and got cleaned up first. “I’ll never forget the picture: Dot wailing into the bar in a black sheath dress and a pill box hat.” Dot was always a lady. Dot set a standard for women motorcyclists.

She proved you could be a lady and still ride a motorcycle!

It wasn’t until around the time of WWII (1939) that women begain wearing pants, only because the wemon were working in the factories while our boys were overseas fighting in the war. It still was not widely accepted!

In 1960 the feminist movement began and the Equal Rights Amendment was passed. Since everyone was supposed to be equal it finally became acceptable for women to wear pants.

The Motor Maids of America stepped out of the society mode of the time, dared to be different and made history in the process. They following their hearts and passion, as well as showing the world, that women can ride a motorcycle and still be a respected lady!

The Jack Pine was a 2-day, 500 mile off-road event forcing the competitors to average 24 miles every hour, checking in at check points, fording rivers, going through sand and every other type of terrain imaginable.

Vera Griffin moving a barrel with her bike. She made it look so easy!

Pat Boatright, her face shows such determination!

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So, their small dream is still going strong, 75 years later! Once known as Motor Maids of America, now known today as Motor Maids, Inc. We have over 1,200 members across the United States and Canada. We have come a long way baby, thanks to these wonderful pioneer ladies; they paved the way for women everywhere!

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~ When Can the Government Take Your Land? ~

By David Henson Managing partner of HensonFuerst Attorneys.

As a biker, you love the freedom of a wide-open road.

But that freedom loses some of its luster if your property was taken to build or expand a highway. ********************************************************* The power of the government to take your land is rooted in very old law called Eminent Domain. In America, that law traces back to the United States Constitution, under the 5th Amendment, which states that ‘no private property shall be taken for public use, without just compensation.’

In most cases, it is very difficult to defeat a government’s authority to take land. It happens occasionally, but in our experience, that’ a very difficult fight to win. While they must provide proof that your land is of benefit to the public, such as for building a new roadway, they must pay you the “fair value” for that land at its highest and best use. You can negotiate the value of the land, but more often than not, the government is going to get your land whether you like it or not.

In other cases, land may be taken by Inverse Condemnation, when the government or a private entity does something to reduce the value of your land…without paying you anything. Some examples of this might include: 1. A highway is built near your property, and an important water source is altered such that your land is now flooded.

2. During the construction of a highway, the contractors use explosives, and the blast from the dynamite causes damage to your buildings or home.

3. The state has long-term plans to build a roadway project, say, 20 years from now. But, in the meantime, will not allow you to build or make improvements to your land. We frequently see cases like this when the state is considering building a belt line around a major city, but the project may drag on for decades. All the while, property owners can neither sell nor improve their property.

In all of these ways, you—the landowner—are being deprived of your state and federal constitutional rights to receive just compensation for your property. If one of these situations is affecting you, then talking with an attorney about your legal rights is probably the single best thing you can do to protect yourself and your investment.

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What is “Fair Value”?

The first question most people have when they find out their land is being taken is “How much money will I be paid?” Well, in an eminent domain land condemnation case, the amount you receive for your land can be determined in a couple of ways.

In most cases, if the NC DOT or other government agency preparing to take your land, they will have their own appraiser determine the value of the land taken from you.

That is the amount they will likely offer you.

In my experience, this appraised value is always lower that what your land is actually worth. That’s because the State’s appraisers are working for the government, and will therefore try to minimize the amount that has to be paid to you—the less they pay you, the more money they get to keep. The only way to fight this low-ball offer is to hire an attorney experienced in land condemnation cases.

Your attorney will retain a real estate appraiser who is experienced in land condemnation and eminent domain cases on your behalf. That appraiser will be independent of the government, and will develop an opinion of the value of your land, which considers all of the factors allowed under the law.

Now, if this process seems unfair and uncaring, you’re right—it is. The government will be unemotional and unmoved about your plight as a landowner. To them, it is all about money and building things. But to you, it is about a whole lot more than that. It’s about your home, your land, your family, your life. That’s why having an attorney on your side is so important. You need someone who understands your legal rights, and who will fight the big battles for you.

We have created a whole video series about Eminent Domain, Land Condemnation, and Inverse Condemnation.

You can find the videos and more at: www.nclandlawyer.com.

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They stand behind the products that they offer at the Scooter Station, and they are more than happy to share their industry experience with their customers. They have the knowledge to answer all of your scooter-related questions.

They’ll even teach you how to properly operate your new power sport equipment, ensuring that you understand how to use the vehicle before you take it home.

They’ll also help you to find the ATV, go-cart, or scooter that you want at a price that you can afford. They are committed to quality and have earned the trust and loyalty of countless customers in the Tri-County Area. They are an authorized dealer of Tao Tao and IceBear products, as well as an authorized parts retailer for WPS, Marshall Distributing, Tucker Rocky, and MTA. The Scooter Station is located in Nashville, NC at 708 S. Alston St. Give them a call or stop by and talk to Ashley about your scooter, ATV, or go-cart needs.

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Cross/Wind from out of the west you come all blow hard and bad ass, 800 lbs of flesh and steel still, you push me across my lane as easily as a dried leaf scatters across a yard air sculpted face contorts into a grimace internal groans sing harmony with your jubilant howls twin pipes scream in protest while you muffle their thunder Galing gusts twisting and tangling hair no comb will ever pass through again Bitch wind, you cut me, like an invisible blade hacking me to bloodless pieces and scatter me across the plains © chopprkate/08 RSOA ™ Restless Spirit Memories etched upon his skin Tattoos and scars blend together Into wrinkles that will not fade with age His ride overhauled at a hundred thousand Heart repaired in the midst of sixties He chose to live his life in the wind Old school Brits built on a budget Back in the day when it wasn't cool to be a biker Sporty's and women came and went His mistress wind remaining faithful throughout Suffered through the downtime years Passion to ride burning deep down inside Restless spirit needing to roam Highways and byways back country roads Fate being chosen by destiny Now solo in saddle forever free © Sorez Road Scribes of America ™

Into the flame....

Every muscle in her belly strained to hold her steady, while the energy of his body leaned into the wind and drew her into his flame-the thickness of his fingers slid her legs nearer to his hips the chill of autumn’s air stole her breath as the steady vibration of the engine stirred her blood - intoxicated her soul -As if one with their Harley stallion they glided through Essex farmlands on Old-New-England country-roads nature’s foreplay teased their senses their metal-steed’s tires kissed each narrow twist and turn.

“Hang on, darlin..” he warned, then cut the wheel off-road …

Their bodies banged, bounced up, then smashed right back down their boots found the foot-pegs pushed hard and stood straight up arms locked around his waist heart pounded against her chest breath froze in mid-air, and yet-from deep inside her gut she heard herself yell out: “Don’t stop … Not now … Not ever!”

MarySusan Williams-Migneault AKA Shadow-Wolf © 2008 Road Scribes of America ™

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On 5 January we ran a contest on Facebook.

We asked you to post photos of yourself having fun in the snow, ice, whatever! That was some pretty cold days and nights!

We had several responses.

Congrats to Jason Gupton, our 1st place winner with 66 votes and 2nd place goes to Eskimo Joe Nassif with 51 votes!

Thanks to everyone who participated.

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Jason Gupton (right) from Rocky Mount won 1st place! He won everything you see below.Congrats Jason!

Be sure to go to our Facebook page and give us a “like� and watch out for more contests through-out the year!

We will have more great prizes...and it is so easy to win!

Eskimo Joe (above) from Wyoming, Mi., won 2nd place in the contest we ran on Facebook back in January. He won everything you see to the left. Congrats Joe!

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TOBACCO ROAD HARLEY-DAVIDSON (THE FORMER RAY PRICE H-D), RALEIGH NC HOSTS REGISTRATION 9:30-11 AM, WITH LUNCH SPONSORED BY POPEYES AT 11 AM, KSU 12:30 PM FIRST STOP DOUBLE BARLEY BREWING, SMITHFIELD; SECOND STOP & MEMORIAL, FUN PRODUCTS, GOLDSBORO; FINALE—CYCLE MAX, WILSON. WANNA RIDE? $25 PER BIKE/ $10 PER PASSENGER—INCLUDES LUNCH! JUST LUNCH? $10

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Steel Standin’ Band Performs at The Ole Breeze I was just honored to be asked to stand in with my friends Michael Bullock and Jimmy Dula.

Their bass player and drummer were sick, I was called in to help out. 1.5 hour drive, three hours of music no rehearsal no setlist just me and my trusty bass...

The Thunderchikin! Jump in and hang on!

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Members of Steel Standin’ pose for a photo with Butterbean (Tim Bullock).

Left-Right: Jimmy Dula, Butterbean, Tim Harper, Mike Bullock, and Brown Holloman.

...and perform they did! They put on one heck of a performance, as always! They rocked the house at The Ole Breeze! Check out their full line-up of shows on their Facebook page for a concert near you. https://www.facebook.com/Steel-StandinBand-101532709919563/

Butterbeans famous bass, Thunder Chicken...check out that BB sticker!

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Bill Lyerly We had the pleasure of seeing Bill Lyerly “Live” at Nash Arts in Nashville, N.C., on 15 February! What a great venue for a concert! What is so special about concerts at Nash Arts? The set-up is such that you almost feel as if you are on stage with the performers. It is a very intimate setting, with seats close to the stage. Every seat in the house is a great seat! With the dome ceiling, the acoustics seem to envelope you instead of hitting you from the front as with most concerts.

Bill Lyerly, along with Clyde Mattocks, and Alan Hicks put on a heck of a performance. Another NC local, Dennis Winstead stood in for a few songs on banjo.

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merican roots rock rebel Bill Lyerly has a fascination with Europe that follows the tradition of two famous bluesman with whom he has performed. Both John Lee Hooker and Bo Diddley found a great echo in the Old World for there music, a scenario which has also led Lyerly to establish himself in the Basque Country. This veteran guitarist, singer/songwriter and keyboard artist has had a magnificent response from the public who flock to his live performances. Like those shows, Lyerly records showcase his own unique vision of American roots music.

Lyerly began his musical career at age eleven after hearing the blues/rock influenced music of the British Invasion. He played with bands throughout middle school, high school and college and in 1975 co-founded Super Grit Cowboy Band, called “the South’s hottest honky tonkers” by The Village Voice. In 1980 Lyerly signed with RCA Nashville and began writing and recording albums and CDs, which include: Prodigal Son, Higher Ground, From The Old School, Railroad Station Blues, Colbalt Blues, Motel Room Blues, Requiem Mess, The Twang Years and Too Hurt To Cry. From 1999-2000 Lyerly was nominated for five CAMMYs, an East Coast rhythm and blues award, and won Best New Artist in 2000. Other greats Lyerly has performed with include: REM, Paul Rodgers, Gregg Allman, Eric Burdon, Levon Helm, John Mayall and many more!

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lan Hicks played smooth renditions on the Bass and sang a couple of songs during the show. Bill, Clyde, and Alan entertained the crowd with old favorites. Alan grew up in Garner NC. He played with David Allan Coe 1978 thru 1981 recording 2 albums with him, Compass Point and Spectrum 7. He also played with the Super Grit Cowboy Band from 1982-89. They had 4 albums and 5 singles on the National Charts. Alan has played on numerous recording sessions, as well as, written songs for other artists, including 2 NC artists, Jonathan Parker and Aaron Hamm.

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lyde Mattocks was also a co-founder of the Super Grit Cowboy Band. He plays steel guitar, dobro, electric guitar, banjo...if it has strings Clyde is a master! Clyde still plays around eastern NC. Look for him playing at venues near you!

Nash Arts is a private, nonprofit organization, which celebrates, promotes and produces artists and arts activities, provides support to other area arts organizations and encourages and generates arts education in order to enhance the quality of life in Nash County.

Our organization showcases local, regional and national artists, professional and emerging, as well as self-taught artists and craftsmen. Our goal is to reach out to all members of our community.

Nash Arts is housed in The Nash Arts Center, a former Baptist Church built in 1914, that was slated to be demolished and made into a parking lot in 1983, much to the dismay of local citizens.

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Clyde Mattocks and Alan Hicks with guest Dennis Winstead

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MARCH 3

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Blessing of the Bikes Low Country Harley-Davidson 4707 Dorchester Rd.

All faiths and brands of motorcycles welcome. Free breakfast, live music, and door prizes. General and individual blessings will be available. Fish Fry/BBQ 11 am to 3 pm. Provided by Christian Motorcyclist Association.

More info: 843-554-1847 LowCountryHarley.com

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TARBORO, N.C.

Melanie’s Place 1203 W. Morgan Blvd.

Live music by “Boyd & Morgan” 9pm to 12am. Join us with NO cover charge!

252-823-8997

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ELM CITY, N.C.

I-44 Band “LIVE” 10pm-2am The Ole Breeze 4414 US N. 301 Hwy. All the classic rock n roll you like with a little country mixed in!

Can’t wait to see you there! Like us and check out our Facebook page @Interstate44BandColdest beer around!

More info: 252-245-3343

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GARNER, N.C.

The Nostalgics “LIVE” Kickback Jack’s 1405 Garner Station Blvd.

9pm-12am. Come check out this amazing duo!

919-803-5068

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ELM CITY, N.C.

3rd Annual Guardians of the Cross Chicken Plate Sale Stairway Biker Church 7442 Hwy 58 S. Plates $8 each.

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DAYTONA BEACH, FL.

77th Annual Daytona Beach Bike Week Rides, rodeos, concerts, swap meets, camping, and racing. www.officialbikeweek.com www.daytonainternationalspeedway.com.

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KINSTON, N.C.

4th Annual Stew & Brew Mother Earth Brewing 11am - 4pm $10 unlimited fish stew samples, (includes 1 free beer).Enter the competition win cash & prizes. More info: Eric Cantu 252560-8031 or cantuveteran@yahoo.com 100% of proceeds benefits G.I. Joes Living History Museum.

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SPRING HOPE, N.C.

Tar River Yacht Club Live music with “Wiskey River” 8pm-12am 803 E. Nash St. More info: 252-478-5021

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CHESTERFIELD, VA.

Southside Riders Back in the Saddle Ride Meet at Southside Church 6851 Courthouse Rd. Ride to Powhatan, VA. Leave at 9am. Weather permitting.

All bikes welcome. More info Dale: 804-389-2498 www.facebook.com/SouthsideRiders click on the event tab.

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SCOTLAND NECK, N.C.

BIRDS, BREWS, & BBQ Sylvan Heights Bird Park 500 Sylvan Heights Park Way. 5-8pm Local cooks compete to be cook-off champion. Try them all and vote for your favorite while sampling beer from NC craft brewers! 252-826-3186. shwpark.com/brews SEE AD ON PAGE 23 IN THIS ISSUE.

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SPRING HOPE, N.C.

Tar River Yacht Club Live music with “Staggered Rail” 8pm-12am $5.00 cover charge pr. Person @ the door.

803 E. Nash St. More info: 252-478-5021

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NASHVILLE, N.C.

Suzy Bogguss At Nash Arts 100 E. Washington St. 7:30pm-9:00pm Sponsored by the Nash County Tourism Development Authority. $25 Advance/$30 Door. ($20/$25 Nash Arts Members) Reserved Seats (Front 3 Rows) $35 ($30 Nash Arts Members) More info: 252-459-4734

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MYRTLE BEACH, S.C.

Movie Under The Stars at Myrtle Beach Harley-Davidson 4710 S. Kings Hwy. We’ll host this terrific evening in the back parking lot, so be sure to BYOC (Bring your own chair!) and claim your seat!

We’ll have 4 Huge Jumbo Screens featuring our movie that evening “Wild Hogs”! Gates open at 6:30pm / Movie starts at 7:30pm. $12 / Adult or $6 / Child (12 and under) included Admission into the movie, Unlimited Popcorn and a Customized H-D Blanket! Available for donation: Pizza, Candy, Beer, Wine & Soda’s. 100% of the proceeds benefit Pancreatic Cancer Action Network. More info: 843-369-5555 www.Myrtlebeachharley.com

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Golden ‘Egg’Venture Harley Shop at the Beach 4002 Highway 17 South Hop on in The Harley Shop at the Beach March 24th - March 31st to take part in our Golden ‘Egg’Venture! DAILY - the first 20 people to hop in AND find the hidden golden egg each day wins a daily prize, consisting of Harley Merchandise & Gift Cards! Grand Finale on Saturday March 31st from 12pm 3pm!! Stop by with the family for FREE Food, Music and Inflatable for the kids and a Grand Prize Drawing!!!

For more details, call 843-663-5555 or text HSATB to 64600 to stay up to date. Kid Friendly

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ROCKY MOUNT, N.C.

1st Annual Hawgs, Dogs and Rods at Black Cat Harley-Davidson 928 N. Winstead Ave. 12pm - 4pm. Food, vendors, games, entertainment, motorcycles and classic cars, and raffles. Benefiting our Hometown Heroes. $10 hotdog eating contest with 1st, 2nd, 3rd place prizes. $10 gourmet blue ribbon hotdog contest. Rules: open to all food vendor gourmet hotdogs. Must be available to purchase & judging. For more info: Wade or Michele 919-208-1976

APRIL 7

MYRTLE BEACH, S.C.

8 Annual Biker Bluegrass Festival at Myrtle Beach HarleyDavidson 4710 S. Kings Hwy. 11am-3pm. This is a pet and animal friendly event. Free food, raffles, door prizes, 3 bands. All That! Cloggers. All proceeds benefit WARM (Waccamaw Animal Rescue Mission). More info: 843-369-5555 www.Myrtlebeachharley.com

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DINWIDDIE, VA.

Ride 4 Autism 2018 Olive Branch Baptist Church 11119 Boydton Plank Rd. Reg. 9am-10:45am. Kickstands up 11am. $20 per bike. $10 fir additional rider.

Non-bike riders welcome to eat for $10 donation. To register, pay for meals, or make monetary donations to this fundraiser www.crossbearersmm.org

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WINTERVILLE, N.C.

9th Annual Memorial Ride Officer Down Starts at Hometown HD 2300 Elaine’s Way. $25 per rider. $15 per passenger. Kickstands up at 11am.

Breakfast served 0800-1030/lunch at Mayflower Seafood Rest.

Registration includes breakfast, lunch, t-shirt, door prize ticket, giveaways. www.blueknightsncviii.com 252-439-1345

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FAYETTEVILLE, N.C.

Ridin’ With Doctah Steve Zuma Round Town 2018 Reg. is at Fort Bragg HD 3950 Sycamore Dairy Rd. 5 bucks per vehicle. Food trucks, vendors, leo escort. Kickstands up 1100. Reg. 0900.

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ROCKY MOUNT, N.C.

Ride to the Congregation Show 2018 Rock City Powersports (3pm) 435 South Wesleyan Blvd.

Join us as we ride up to Charlotte for The Prism Supply Congregation Show. We will leave Rock City Powersports and ride up. We will rent an AIRBNB based on the number of people going and split the cost. Join us to check out some of the best chopper and vintage bike builders in the industry! If you are interested please let us know so we can begin getting the housing in order. 252-316-8035

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MYRTLE BEACH, S.C.

Handle Bars Under the Stars at Myrtle Beach Harley-Davidson 4710 S. Kings Hwy. 5:30pm – 7pm $20 Rider / $10 Passenger donation to McLeod Children’s Hospital More info: 843-369-5555 www.Myrtlebeachharley.com

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ROANOKE RAPIDS, N.C.

5th Annual Cruisin For A Cure Poker Run at Collier HD 316 Premier Blvd. $20/bike $5/passenger Reg. 12pm to 1:30pm. Kickstands up at 2pm. Best hand $150.

Worst hand $50. Food and festivities to follow at the Riverside Militia Clubhouse.

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GOLDSBORO, N.C.

4th Annual Wayne County Motorcycle Riders Poker Run For A Cure $10 per hand. Reg. at 10am first card at Woods Cycles. Kickstands up at 11am. Run ends Howling Moon with food and 50/50. More info: 919-223-3632

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Women’s Freedom Bash Low Country Harley-Davidson 4707 Dorchester Rd. This is an event for WOMEN AND MEN who wish to support our wounded heroes while having a great time! Proceeds benefit: Independence Fund/Spartan Alliance Organization.

Registration at Low Country Harley-Davidson beginning at 10 am. Team of 2-4 will be competing to win prizes! After Party at Parson Jacks and will include GREAT FOOD, MUSIC, GAMES, AUCTION AND WONDERFUL DOOR PRIZES! For more information, email: womensfreedomride@gmail.com

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SEVEN SPRINGS, N.C.

Thunder on Tobacco Road Mason Dixon Park 7533 Hwy 55 W. Come on out to our Motorcycle Rodeo and Party. Good times start Thursday night while we unwind from a long winter, We have a group ride planned for Friday late morning because that is what we do. Friday evening people games take off as we get our party on as South Creek Band takes stage Friday night. Saturday afternoon plan on competing in one the most competitive bike rodeo’s in the Central North Carolina region or for that fact South Eastern part of the country. Saturday evening we plan to have a ride in Bike show competition as we make ready for one of the areas’ favorite bands Steel Standin’ who will surely get you rockin We are well into our second Ten Years of good Old School partying fun so lets keep this tradition going. This is one of the few remaining Adult Parties in Central NC Region that won’t break your bank to attend. If you don’t own a motorcycle no concern, feel free to bring your Golf Cart or Four Wheeler to get around on. People games, Motorcycle Rodeo and other various activities will keep you busy all weekend. Admission is $30 per person, no additional fee’s for tent and camper boon docking with paid admission.

(Generators are welcome), RV sites with water/electric are $30.00 and very limited so make your reservations now. This is an adult party so no one under age of 18 is allowed on the grounds. No Club Colors, No Attitudes, No Glass and No Worries. We reserve the right to refuse entrance. More infi, call or text Charlie: 804-894-0558 SEE AD ON PAGE 27!!!

20-21

WENDELL, N.C.

Slayerfest 2018 Back to the Basics $10 for weekend!

Dragon Slayers MC 6401 Knightdale Eagle Rock Rd. Fri. gate opens at 5pm. Sat. gate opens at 11am. 50/50 raffle, door prizes, food, vendors, bike & people games. Burn-out Contest $100 prize. Free BBQ Sat. 2pm long as it lasts! Bands Fri. night: URMOM & 454. Bands Sat.: DIVERSITY, JOHNNY FOLSOM 4, DIXIE DUST WITH MONIKA JAMES. Helping Firefighters Assisting Armed Forces Families. For more info: Snapper 919-369-9925 SEE AD ON PAGE 53.

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MYRTLE BEACH, S.C.

Steelhorse Law Spring Fever Ride at Myrtle Beach Harley-Davidson 4710 S. Kings Hwy. Call for details: 843-369-5555 www.Myrtlebeachharley.com

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ROCKY MOUNT, N.C.

Scripture Run Benefit for Shenandoah Baptist Church Youth Group.

Shenandoah Baptist Church 3894 Shenandoah Rd. $20 bike/car $5/rider $5/extra hand First bike/car out 10am. Last bike/car out at noon. Last bike/ car in by 2pm. Prizes for first and worst. More inf: Dawsie 252443-5860 or Donnie 252-813-7182. SEE AD ON PAGE 17.

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SEVEN SPRINGS, N.C.

Zion UMC 5th Annual Cancer Relief Ride Cliffs of the Neuse State Park Hwy. 111 S. Reg. at 8:30am. Ride at 10am. $20 single. $30 couple. Lunch included. Door prizes. More info: 919-738-8801 919-222-2083

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FOUR OAKS, N.C.

Car, Truck and Motorcycle Show and Swap Meet Downtown Four Oaks. Reg. begins at 8am. Show 11am-3pm.

Awards at 2pm. Tropy and cash prizes. Car and motorcycle swap meet $15 for 10x10, $25 for 10x20. DJ, 50/50 raffle and food trucks.

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RALEIGH, N.C.

Goodguys 4 North Carolina Nationals North Carolina State Fairgrounds 1025 Blue Ridge Blvd., Raleigh NC 27607 General Admission (ages 13+) - $17.00; Kids (ages 7-12) $6.00; Kids (ages 6 & under) - FREE Parking - Free Goodguys returns to the Carolinas for another thrilling weekend of nostalgic hot roddin’ fun! Gas up your hot rod and grab all your family and friends and head on over to the Goodguys 4th North Carolina Nationals Giant Car Show to explore over 1,500 1987 & older hot rods, customs, muscle cars, trucks and classics on display! Make sure to grab a seat in the stands or put your vehicle and driving skills to the test and experience the pavement-pounding Goodguys AutoCross timed racing competition! Shop over 100 vendor exhibits, the earth-shaking Nitro Thunderfest Dragster Exhibition presented by Fuelcurve. com, a Swap Meet and the Cars 4 Sale Corral as well as enjoy Live Music Entertainment, special parking areas on Saturday, a FREE Kids Zone, Model Car Show and the not-to-be-missed Saturday Night Demolition Derby! Plus, late model American made or powered muscle cars, customs and trucks are welcome on April 29th for the Spectre Performance All American Sunday! For complete details and to register your vehicle or purchase tickets, visit www.good-guys.com.

Friday, April 27 - 8:00am to 5:00pm Saturday, April 28 - 8:00am to 5:00pm Sunday, April 29 - 8:00am to 3:00pm SEE AD ON INSIDE BACK COVER OF THIS ISSUE!

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APRIL 28

GARNER, N.C.

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Ride for Kids Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation Starting at Moonrunners Reg. 10am-11:30am. Kickstands up at 12. $20 per bike includes meal served at Tippetts Mill. Door prizes and 50/50. Live music featuring Too Tall and Friends at 7pm. More info call Mike: 919-614-7804

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KINSTON, N.C.

2nd Annual Miskito Run Glen Raven Baptist Church 404 Rhem St. Reg. 9am. Kickstands up 10:45. $15 per rider. $5 per passenger (fee includes entry in drawing for door prizes, patch and lunch.)

MAY 3

WINTERVILLE, N.C.

Bike Night Season Opener Hometown Harley-Davidson 2300 Elaine’s Way. 5-9pm This is the first bike night of the season and you won’t want to miss it!! We will be starting them off with a bang! MOONSHINE will be here rocking the house. We’ve got Bill’s Hot Dogs coming out, burn out pit will be ready to go, raffles, and a great time will be had!! More info to come soon too! We’ll see you then! Kid Friendly 252-439-1345

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WINTERVILLE, N.C.

4th Annual Ride for Veteran Warriors Hometown Harley-Davidson 2300 Elaine’s Way. 9am-3pm Hosted by The American Legion Shirley Hill Post 94 will be held here at Hometown Harley-Davidson with a rain date of May 12th. Registration starts at 9am with kickstands up at 11am. Cost is $20 per bike and $5 for passenger, includes ride fee, door prize ticket, and meal. 252-439-1345

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LILLINGTON, N.C.

7th Annual Veterans’ Legacy Foundation Ride Starts and ends at Harnett County Veterans Park.

311 Cornelius Harnett Boulevard.

This year will focus on honoring our Vietnam Veterans.

Reg. 9:30am to 11am $15 per driver, $5 passenger Lunch provided at end of ride. Free shirts for the first 20 registered Pre-register at www.vetslegacy.org Questions, contact Craig Hardy 910-322-3893

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ROCKY MOUNT, N.C.

Rolling Bike Night at Ace’s Rock City Powersports (4pm-9pm) 435 South Wesleyan Blvd.

Join us for our first Rolling Bike Night! Each month we will be riding to a different establishment in our area. Our first stop will be Ace’s Ale House. We will have specials in store beginning at 4:00pm and Kick Stands up @ 6:00pm. Everyone that meets at the shop and rides with us will receive a free beverage voucher! We will also be doing door prizes through out the night. More info: 252-316-8035

MAY 14-20

MYRTLE BEACH, S.C.

2018 Cruisin The Coast Spring Rally www.MyrtleBeachHarley.com

Monday May 14th: Rally Kick Off Party Location: Old Chicago Pizza & Taproom (2859 US-17 BUS, Murrells Inlet, SC 29576) Time: 4pm - 8pm Free Food, Drink Specials, Live Music, H-D Rally Swag and more!

Wednesday May 16: Harley’s Backyard BBQ Location: Harley’s Roadhouse (3180 Highway 9 E, Little River, SC 29566) Time: 4pm - 8pm Free Food, Drink Specials, Live Music, Bon-Fire, Relay Races and more!

Thursday May 17th: Harley’s Biker Breakfast Location: Flapjacks Pancake Cabin (2851 U.S. 17 Business, Murrells Inlet, SC 29576) Time: 8am - 10:30am **Must pickup free biker breakfast coupon at a previous event!** Thursday May 17th: H-D Dealer Association Rally Party Location: Wicked Tuna (4123 US17 BUS, Murrells Inlet, SC 29576) Time: 5pm - 8pm Free Food, Live Music, H-D Rally Swag and more!

Friday May 18th: Scenic Rally Ride Benefitting: Combat Veteran’s Motorcycle Association $15 Rider / $5 Passenger Donation Registration Location: Oscar’s Food & Spirits (4101 Hwy 17 S, North Myrtle Beach, SC 29582) *Free Event T-Shirts for the first 150 Riders! Free Food! Prizes!

Time:11am - 12:30pm / KSU 12:30PM After Party Location: Boardwalk Billy’s (1407 13th Ave N, North Myrtle Beach, SC 29582) Time - 2:30 5pm Join us for a 60 mile scenic ride escorted by our CVMA! Saturday May 19th: Sound Off Series Location: Old Chicago Pizza & Taproom (2859 US-17 BUS, Murrells Inlet, SC 29576) Time: 10am - 7pm Join Team Money from Philadelphia as we host this years Sound Off Series! This is one bike event you do not want to miss!

JUNE 7

CHASE CITY, VA.

2nd Annual South Central Bike Fest Fire Training Grounds (North of Chase City as you ride towards Victoria) 534 Jonbil Rd. Tons of entertainment will be at your disposal. Bike shows, rodeo events, poker run, wet t-shirt contest, bikini bike wash, fireworks, BBQ, vendors, onsite camping and a ton more! Contact: Lee (434) 210-1503 Website:www.southcentralbikefest.org SEE AD ON PAGE 3 IN THIS ISSUE.

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RALEIGH, NC

4th Annual June JAMR Starts at Tobacco Road HD (formerly Ray Price) Reg. 9:30-11am. Lunch sponsored by Popeyes at 11am. Kickstands up 12:30. Will end at CycleMax of Wilson. $25/bike. $10/ passenger. Includes lunch. If you just want lunch-$10. Prize raffle, guest speaker, silent auction, 50/50 drawing, event bracelet, lunch, multiple stops, 4 county escorted ride.

Proceeds benefit foundation for Sarcoidosis research.

Please visit thejunejamr.org or call: 919-922-1106 SEE AD ON PAGE 28.

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