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30th ANNUAL WAYNE COUNTY MOTORCYCLE RIDERS TOY RUN
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Editorz Notez Happy Veterans Day and thanks to all of our retired veterans and active service men and women! You are our true heroes, risking your lives for our freedom. We salute you and we will continue to stand for you and our flag!
Happy Thanksgiving All of us at Behjind Barz would like to wish everyone a very safe and Merry Christmas! God Bless you and yours and please think of those less fortunate during this time and also pray that our troops, first responders, firemen and policemen are safe during this holiday season and throughout 2019! If you would like to send some encouragement and support to our troops, you can read all about how to do so on page 6 in this issue. NCPACKS4PATRIOTS is doing great things for our troops throughout the world and they do so with help from great folks like you! Just a reminder that Behind Barz Mag can bee seen and read on the web. We were the first motorcycle e-magazine in N.C. If you would like Behind Barz in your business, please give us a call: 252-314-8589...Our ad rates are unmatched by ANYONE in the motorcycle realm! Distributed to NC, SC & VA in hard copy and full color, glossy! If you care about your business, let people know you do! You can find us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/BehindBarzMag and we are on Twitter, Pinterest, Instagram, and Myspace. You get a lot for your hard earned money when you advertise with us! We promote your events, bike runs, benefits, and your business relentlessly! NO NEWS PRINT HERE! Give us a call today! Doobie See you out on the road! Doobie ON THE COVER:
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CONTENTZ In this issue
in every issue
Wall That Heals................8 GYPSY.........................12 Defensive Riding.......14-15 Swan Days Fest...........18-19 Baby Charlotte..............20 Russian Hackers.............25 Best of the Best............28 AMA..............................30 Good Tymes................30-41 Hurricane Alley Rally....52-53
Behind Barz Petz............9 Future Bikerz...................10 Facez Behind Barz......16-17 From the Mind of Big Ed...32 By: Big Ed
Behind Barz Mugz.......38-39 Road Scribes...................47 BB Sticker winners.........54
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nc packs4 patriots Support our local heroes Our mission is dependent on both items for packages and financial support for postage. 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?
Military wives volunteering to support America’s finest! Army strong families!
Please don’t ever think that you can’t make a donation because your effort is too small. We appreciate every single dollar.
We love our Pitt Community College Nursing students! Today they channeled their creativity into decorating Snowman CD holder/ wall hanging. Becky Brown makes the snowmen and our students bring original artwork to the design. It’s a great touch of home during deployments!
Troop Signup for Care Packages We appreciate the service of the members of our country’s military as they deploy to serve missions in difficult and dangerous environments. Our care packages show the care and support of a grateful nation. They contain snacks, toiletries, and recreation items. Troops are welcome to ask for specific items that they may be missing or needing. Special requests often are items like coffee, certain snacks, socks, favorite magazines and books. We send packages that are large enough for several members of a troop to share. Chaplains are a good point of contact for our organization so they can distribute items in chapel, recreation items, or along their visits to outlying areas. Troops who wish to receive packages are asked to email us at ncp4p@yahoo.com or private message us on the facebook page. We print extra copies of the magazine every issue to give to NCPacks to send to our troops! Also, any leftovers that are picked up from businesses that carry BB are sent to NCPacks.
We enjoyed working with this group of spouses from Seymour Johnson Air Force base, supporting about 700 airmen and families!
We are always proud to partner with organizations giving, caring and sharing with those in need. Eastern N.C. has been devastated with flooding of historical proportions from Hurricane Florence. Many military families and also veterans are needing assistance during this time. If you would like to help, we welcome your partnership. Also... This is the amount of postage spent this year: $13,165.30! We need support to continue mailing care packages to deployed troops. Our Christmas packages are so important as the holidays are the hardest time to be away from family and home. Please ask your churches schools, civic groups to help us by mailing a check to: NCPacks4Patriots, 249J Third St Ayden NC 28513 ~Barbara
NC National Guard supporting their buddies!
Please email or call us for more info. Thank you very much for your continued support!
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The Wall That Heals WAKE FOREST, NC over 100+ motorcycles gathered in Youngsville to Escort The Wall That Heals, to Wake Forest !!! Beautiful Day, with a lot of Patriots with their Hearts in the Right Place ... had Outstanding support from the Local Law Enforcement groups & Fire Departments ... very nice 22 mile Escort - with many places along the way lined with Family & Friends who came out to Welcome Home Vietnam Veterans and Welcome TWTH to town ... The Wall will be In Wake Forest thru Sunday, Oct. 21st. at Joyner Park This traveling exhibit honors more than three million Americans who served in the U.S. Armed Forces in the Vietnam War and it bears the names of more than 58,000 men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in Vietnam.
The USO of NC team - Thank You!!!
Perry Bauer, Julie Lively and E Dave Arp.
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The Wall That Heals, site manager and Town of Wake Forest Mandy & Julie pictured with Leo Roy and Joe Allison at E. Carroll Joyner Park.
Debbie Kidd Pike and Rhonda Williams.
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GYPSY
their highway showed them many things to see. They were experiencing the open road together, the man and the Gypsy.
She rode on the Wind,
As they rode through the time of life,
with her strawberry locks carefree.
obstacles of the road began to be.
People admired her courage on that bike,
They continued to ride and distance taking its toll,
She was known as a Gypsy. On the road she was beautiful,
something was a miss for the man and the Gypsy.
as any Woman of her stature should be.
Life had came to the traveling pair,
Her heart told her something was missing,
jobs, distances, priorities these all came fast,
for the lovely Gypsy.
The man and Gypsy's timing of life was not in sync,
A lonely rider burning down the road,
Their love at this time was part of a past.
He was looking for that special love. A beauty he had never seen passed him by, he pulled a tight turn, and followed this Dove. She met the man who shared her passion, as they both rode her heart was filled with Glee. Together they rode the streets throttle in hand,
The lonely rider now rides the streets alone, running up and down the road wanting to believe. To believe that his heart and soul will be full, by having one more chance with the Gypsy. She rode on the Wind, with her strawberry locks carefree.
the lonely man and the Gypsy.
People admired her courage on that bike,
Over the byways and many adventures were had,
She was known as a Gypsy.
SMK
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Defensive Ridin My passion for motorcycles began when I popped the clutch on my friend’s dad’s dual-sport motorcycle when I was a teenager. The bike reared up like a stallion while I held on tightly in fear of being thrown off. Finally remembering to release the throttle and pull in the clutch, the front wheel came down and I took off across the field trying to remember what to do next. When I changed into second gear, I became more confident and started doing what I had been instructed to do and was hooked immediately. Things were simpler back then and we too often learned lessons the ‘hard way’. We were fearless, but the lessons learned really stuck. At eighteen, I came ‘out of the closet’ as a biker to my mom when I purchased a used Honda CB350 to ride around the NCSU campus and then home on the weekends during the gas shortages of the mid-seventies. As bikers tend to do, I soon made friends with others that also rode, some from my hometown area.
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rope, and a wire coat hanger, we found a way to strap it on top of the stuff on my bike. I remember how light the front end of my bike felt. I was not concerned when the rear shocks bottomed out at the end of Mom’s driveway, but knew I had to be careful We often made the hour-plus ride to Rocky Mount, my hometown, on weekends and holidays to do our laundry and pick up supplies. Amazing how much stuff you can get in an Army surplus duffle bag used as a base for the precarious load tied with rope to the sissy bar. We didn’t have bungee cords or stretch cargo nets back then, so we used our Boy Scout knot training. It was a wonder we never had any serious mishaps from overloading our bikes. We often met at my house for a Sunday lunch cooked by my mom before heading back to school. She always cooked excessive amounts of country-style food and as a result, my home was typically the staging area for the ride back. Once as we were preparing to leave, my mom came out with a cooked pot roast packed in a Tupperware container. My bike was already loaded down to more than capacity, my bags stuffed with clean clothes, food, and books secured to the sissy bar. After smelling the contents of the succulent roast and at the insistence and with the aid of my buddies, some
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starting off from a stop, the bike prone to doing an unplanned wheelie much like that dual-sport years ago. We took Highway 97 that day. It was dry and sunny and we relaxed and enjoyed the wind, smells, and scenery as it passed by at 60 mph. Back then we typically rode two abreast, but on that day, rode single file with me in the lead due to the abundance of trucks and other large vehicles on the road. Suddenly, the unexpected happened as my bike bounced over a seam in the road where the asphalt of the road connected with the concrete of the new bridge over the recently completed I-95 overpass. I saw the bump much too late to slow down and, with my buddies right behind me, suddenly hitting the brakes was not an option. My rear wheel, already having little clearance between it and the fender, bottomed out and sent a jolt through the frame of my bike and the mountain of supplies topped by the roast secured behind me. The roast was set free when my Honda hit the three-inch drop on the other side of the bridge and went airborne.
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ng - The Load Only Johnny saw the roast leave my bike immediately in front of him. He, being a bit of a dare devil and an accomplished country-boy athlete, instantly responded as if by reflex or perhaps due to his subconscious recollection of the smell and taste of Mom’s cooking. He tried to catch the Tupperware container containing ten or more pounds of hot, succulent meat and vegetables swimming in chunky brown gravy. Unfortunately for him and especially Jimmy and Bob behind him, the lid came off. Johnny lost control on his bike. While struggling to regain straight forward motion, the entire contents of the container filled the air after splashing against his chest androlling off, spraying into the wind behind him. The roast hit the pavement and bounced off coming to rest between the exhaust pipes at the front of Jimmy’s Yamaha. The other lighter ingredients sprayed him from head to toe, a large piece of carrot lodging itself at the base of his neck. Bob fared much better and only got sprayed with the lighter chunks of still warm gravy. His mouth was open under his raised face shield, and he got an immediate taste and glorious smell of the food. They all pulled over immediately, but I went on for a quarter mile before doing a U-turn and heading back. I was astonished at what I saw. Jimmy was wiping the brown gravy and chunks of carrots and potatoes off himself. Johnny and Bob were kneeling over the front of the engine of Jimmy’s bike. As we watched, Bob took out his pocket knife, poked the area between the pipes, and came back with a fist-sized chunk of roast. After quickly inspecting his prize, he took a huge bite. Seeing all of them watching him, he held out the chunk of meat.
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“Anybody want a bite?” he asked with a grin. Johnny stood up with his own chunk and added, “it’s still warm”. I still remember the scorched smell of the meat as it simmered a gainst the hot pipes of the Yamaha. A defensive riding principle I now follow is: Load your bike securely and check it often. Bungee cords and cargo nets break and become hazardous not only because of the loose load but can lodge in your chain or belt or even worse, wrap around your rear axle and bring your rear tire to an abrupt, skidding stop. After inspecting restraints for wear, put an extra strap on the load and cover it all with a cargo net, being careful to put most of the weight forward of the rear axle. Enjoy your rides safely and defensively!
Wayne Littrell Author of the newly released novel, Flames, along with Lone Wolf’s Run and The Lone Wolf Murders – Thrillers written for bikers with real places as settings and maps to find them, along with defensive riding tips that help make the ride safer. Get your copy online at Amazon, your nearest bookstore or library, or order a signed, personalized copy at https://www.WayneLittrell. com
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The Swan Days Festival in Hyde County on December 8 will celebrate the annual migration of the majestic Tundra Swans and other species of birds to Lake Mattamuskeet. Each winter, about 250,000 migratory birds come to eastern North Carolina from the Alaskan Tundra to winter on the state’s largest natural lake. This nearly 4000-mile journey has been occurring from before recorded history in North America. The winter waterfowl on the lake has fascinated hunters and bird watchers since the Mattamuskeet Indians lived in the region before European explorers arrived. This one-day festival has no admission fees. The event will take place on Mattamuskeet National Wildlife Refuge and at Mattamuskeet School. Activities on the refuge begin with a nature photography workshop at 6:30 am, led by Matthew Molt of Pantego. To reserve a space in the workshop, visit the Facebook page of Matthew Molt Photography. There will be several wildlife and conservation exhibits adjacent to the refuge headquarters. Chase Luker of the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission will present a free decoy-carving workshop. Chase will provide everything needed by participants. To reserve a place in his workshop, send an email to <chase.luker@ncwildlife.org>. A highlight of the festival is the guided tram tour program to view thousands of migratory birds within areas of Mattamuskeet Refuge not normally open to the public. The tram tours, scheduled at four times during the day, require advance reservations. Reservations will open at 8:00 am on November 20, by calling 252-926-1638 or 252-926-1639. There will be no early reservations. The first tour will board the shuttle buses to the trams at Mattamuskeet School at 7:45 am. For individuals who are unsuccessful in reserving a seat on a tram, there will be a guided caravan tour in private automobiles forming at the school at 9:30 am and leaving at 10:00. Activities within the school are from 10:00 to 4:00, and include five educational presentations in the cafeteria and vendors in the gymnasium. Architect Mark Williard will give an update on the renovation of Mattamuskeet Lodge. John Stanton, wildlife biologist with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service will present a program about the waterfowl that winter at the lake entitled “Magic at Mattamuskeet.”
Former State Senator A. B. Swindell will moderate a panel discussion with former hunting guides of Lake Mattamuskeet in a program called “Lunch with the Guides.” These men guided wild goose hunters on Lake Mattamuskeet before 1972 when the lake was the “Canada Goose Hunting Capitol of the World.” The guides will tell interesting stories of their experiences with hunting parties from throughout the eastern United States. Educational exhibitors will include Sylvan Heights Bird Park, North Carolina Estuarium, North Carolina Wood Duck Program, Albemarle Sound Delta Waterfowl Chapter, Mattie Arts Center, Hyde Historical & Genealogical Society, Kaye Lee’s Corner Foundation, North Carolina Forest Service, North Carolina Marine Fisheries, and the Mattamuskeet Foundation.
Dr. Lewis Forrest (your author), founder and executive director of the Mattamuskeet Foundation will speak on the history of Lake Mattamuskeet. Forrest is also the author of the book, Lake Mattamuskeet, New Holland, and Hyde County.
There will also be activities for the kids, including North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission’s Safari Trailer, Archery Range, and more. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife mascot, the “Blue Goose,” and the U.S. Forest Service mascot, “Smokey the Bear,” will be on hand to entertain the kids.
Scott Dawson, founder and president of the Croatoan Archaeological Society and Marco Gibbs, history buff of Hyde County, will team up to present a program on Native American life around Lake Mattamuskeet in the colonial period. Dawson authored the book, Croatoan: Birth Place of America.
Dr. Forrest is a member of the Swan Days Planning Committee. His mobile phone is 252-341-7882 and his email address is <mail@mattamuskeet.org>. For more information about the festival, visit the Swan Days Facebook page or check out the website at <www.swandays.com>.
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val at Lake Mattamuskeet Left: November sunrise over Lake Mattamuskeet Right: Thousands of Tundra Swans winter on Mattamuskeet Left: Entrance to Mattamuskeet NWR off NC 94 Below: Mattamuskeet guide, John Harold Swindell (C), with two satisfied hunters.
Below: Joan Mullen, Hyde County Artist will be one of the vendors.
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Baby Charlotte Benefit Spring Hope, N.C.
story: Emma
On Sept 29th we held a Benefit for Baby Charlotte and her parents, Ally and Brian, to help raise money for financial and medical. The benefit was held at The Yacht Club in Spring Hope and the weather was perfect for bikers and cagers to come out and enjoy the time with us. We had BBQ plates, as well as, ribs and chicken plates. Special thanks to Jeff Watson who cooked a great pig and potatoes, Crash who cooked up the ribs and the chicken and Cindy for her baked beans and slaw. Thanks to everyone that helped me with the Benefit for Baby Charlotte...Barb, Leigh, Jamie, Farrah, Brett and Doobie. Plus I can’t forget my family, Scott and Andrea. We had door prizes, 50/50 raffle, silent auction, and sold the food plates. All proceed went to Ally, Brian and Charlotte. Lori Souther was the winner of the 12 gauge shotgun raffle. Special Thanks to Chris Gates and Gwyn Bradley for their donations, as well as, the Biker Barn, CycleMax, Black Cat Harley-Davidson, El Tapatio, Ribeyes of Nashville, Kickback Jack’s, McElroy’s Trucking, Tobacco Rd. Harley-Davidson, and Locked & Loaded and Crash for the great location for the benefit! We could not have done this without everyone who came out and participated, donated and bought tickets. You are all not only biker friends but biker family!
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Thanks to everyone who came out and supported the Behind Barz Presentz The Insane T-shirt Palooza Benefit. It was held at various locations around eastern North Carolina throughout the year. Each location got to pick the charity of their choice and decide what would be happening (food, entertainment, games or rides) on the day of their event. It was a huge success for many charities thanks to you, our readers and the host locations that put a lot of effort into these events! All together, over $30,000 was raised at the Palooza events!!! Thanks to everyone for your efforts and diligence in making this happen! So many people were a part of this success! Our goal was to raise money for charities in our communities and hopefully, bring awareness to those charities. We also had a running contest between the host locations. The one that raised the most for their charity would win a two page spread in the magazine. The Good Tymes Club won that contest, hands down! You can read all about it on pages, 36-37 in this issue. Thanks again to all of the sponsors of this event who donated the beautiful t-shirts and other killer prizes!
Rock City 5 August Make A Wish Eastern NC Rock City Powersports, along with your help, $552 for their charity, Make A Wish Eastern NC! ....AWESOME job, especially since it was a torrential downpour the day of the event! They had hot dogs for donations, held a bike show, and 50/50 raffle. The Peopleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Choice Bike Show winner was William Kemp from Zebulon! He won a custom trophy. Congrats! Thanks to Birdies Beads for coming out and setting up a booth and thanks to Rock City for hosting this event! Please see Rock City Powersports ad on page 50.
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Yacht club 17 June American Cancer Society The Tar River Yacht Club raised, along with your help, $4221.00 for their charity, The Raleigh American Cancer Society! They sold chicken plates, held a bike show, and 50/50 raffle. The Peopleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Choice Bike Show winner was Tommy Vester from Spring Hope. He won a custom trophy built by JD Batts of Farm Shop Art. Congrats! Thanks to Crash and the Tar River Yacht Club for hosting this event! Please see their ad on page 51.
Bike Show winners! L-R: Todd, Debra & Crash present a check in the amount of $4,221 to the American Cancer Society. Bag after bag of prizes!
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9 Sept USO Fort Bragg Black Cat Harley-Davidson raised, along with your help, $700 for their charity, USO Fort Bragg! They cooked burger and hot dog plates for donations and held a bike show, and 50/50 raffle. The Peopleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Choice Bike Show winner was Gwyn Bradley from Black Creek! She won a custom trophy built by JD Batts of Farm Shop Art. Congrats! Thanks to Black Cat HD for hosting this event! Please see their ad on page 7.
Gwyn Bradley pictured with Chaz Cole, owner of Black Cat HD.
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"Best of the Best"
Enjoying the great food... Doobie & Darron
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! Red Oak Cafe Red Oak, N.C. We eat at the Red Oak Cafe quite often but the day these photos were taken we had visited for a late breakfast. The owner’s, Joey and pam, waited on us. Joey cooks where you can see him, right behind the counter and Pam brings out the food and drinks. The Red Oak Cafe has been around for a long time but Joey and Pam have owned it for a little over a year now. They love what they do and they love their customers! Everything is cooked to order and everything we have ever eaten at Red Oak Cafe has been supurb!
Joey and Pam owners of Red Oak Cafe in Red Oak, N.C.
Open Tuesday through Saturday!
It didn’t take them long to bring out our meals. Darron ordered sausage, eggs, and grits. I ordered the bologna, egg, and cheese. Both came to the table piping hot! They also have homemade sweet Tea! We were both members of the “clean plate” club that day. One of the things that Red Oak cafe is famous for is their chicken salad. It is made fresh on Wednesdays! If you love chicken salad you have got to try theirs when you stop in at Red Oak Cafe! Red Oak Cafe is located just outside of Red Oak on Hwy., 43. They have a big parking lot. Stop in while cruisin’ on your motorcycle. They are biker friendly and carry Behind Barz Mag! So, grab a copy while you are there. They are open for breakfast and lunch Tuesday-Saturday.!
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“Breakfast or Lunch” 252-443-4753 10417 Red Oak Blvd; Red Oak, North Carolina
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8 July Fisher House Foundation
Hometown HD raised, along with your help, $250 for their charity, Fisher House Foundation! They held a bike show, and 50/50 raffle. The Peopleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Choice Bike Show winner was Wendy Gibson of Goldsboro!! She won a custom trophy built by JD Batts of Farm Shop Art. Congrats! Thanks to Hometown for hosting this event.
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2018 MotoAmerica champions celebrated in Las Vegas The annual night of champions leaves them smiling. LAS VEGAS, NEVADA -MotoAmerica, its champions, teams, sponsors, fans and the motorcycle industry celebrated the 2018 MotoAmerica season on Thursday evening during a festive Night of Champions at the Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino. Additionally, Mathew Scholtz was named as the Motul Superbike Rookie of the Year; Yamaha won the inaugural Wells Fargo Manufacturers Cup; and Josh Herrin walked away with the first-ever MotoAmerica Social Media Cup. “It’s been an amazing year and I just can’t thank all my guys enough and Yamaha,” Beaubier said after receiving his awards from MotoAmerica President Wayne Rainey. “They truly are like family. Thanks to all those guys for putting up with my crap and always giving it 110 percent. I’m really, really proud of what we did this year. We were all on the back foot and we kept fighting and that’s what it’s all about. Toni (Elias) came in 2016 and had to learn all the tracks and all the stuff and he had an old bike. Last year he showed what a World Champion he is, an incredible rider, and he definitely raised the bar in the last year. I’m really happy that we were able to match his season and give him something to fight with. Big thanks to everyone in my corner. I’m really going to enjoy this one.”
(From left to right) JD Beach, Cameron Beaubier, Dunlop’s Mike Buckley, Alex Dumas, Andrew Lee and Chris Parrish (sans his guitar that got delayed in shipping) celebrate with their custom Dunlop guitars.
Photo by Brian J. Nelson
In addition to honoring its champions, MotoAmerica also announced that it had renewed its deal with the American Motorcyclist Association in which it will remain the home of the AMA Superbike Championship through the 2029 season.
About MotoAmerica
MotoAmerica is the North American road racing series created in 2014 that is home to the AMA Superbike Championship. MotoAmerica is an affiliate of KRAVE Group LLC, a partnership that includes three-time 500cc World Champion, two-time AMA Superbike Champion, and AMA Hall of Famer Wayne Rainey, ex-racer and former manager of Team Roberts Chuck Aksland, motorsports marketing executive Terry Karges, and businessman Richard Varner. For more information on MotoAmerica, visit www.MotoAmerica.com. Also make sure to follow MotoAmerica on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.
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mind of big ed Think about it. If you like hunting and you get to working with a crew of deer hunters. Then your actual job may suck but at least you can talk about rifles and corn and bullets and all the things that hunting does for ya.
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I also got another guy who is interested big time about getting a motorcycle. He’s constantly showing pictures and asking what I think about certain Harleys. This is a great way to start a conversation with me if there is ever any silence between us in the morning. ‘Cause you are going to get a response.
Hello all you happy people!!! I started a new job back in March of this year. I am still doing maintenance mechanic work for a factory. Well, at least ‘til that winning number hits, right??? Anyway, I dig the company. It’s some long hours and even though the plant management told me that I wouldn’t have to worry ‘bout a lot of overtime...Well...They lied. I don’t know why they think lying to me, would be a great start to this blue collar working man, but what can you do? Yeah, I know. And I am. Been on Indeed and other job searching sites but the good Lord will provide and I’ve got faith that he’ll put me where he needs me. So until then, I’ll keep turning the wrenches here. The best part about this job though, is the crew I work with. My lead mechanic and I have worked together at a plant many years ago. He was a cool dude then and he’s a cool dude now. So, it’s good to have your lead man to be a guy that I can throw middle fingers at and he understands that they are jesters of kindness. Hahaha! But another thing that’s cool is some of the guys in the maintenance crew are bikers. This is a huge plus for me. To be able to talk and relate with these guys and be some what on the same level. Gary is one of those guys. He’s forever working on his sled man. Not that sits breaking down. No. It’s all the customization he’s always doing. This man lives and breaths his bike. Everyday it seems when he’s coming in, he starts the morning with some sort of bottle coffee and what he’s done in his garage to his bike the previous evening. The man literally loves his bike. This is not a hobby to this guy. It’s his life and I dig it.
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So, see...This is a pretty good job. If you can relate with the crew on something that is better then talking about motorcycles I don’t care to know it. Don’t forget the stories of road rash! They are the battles scares of the two wheeled life. We all know that riding bikes is just a step away from heavens or hell’s gate. Giving the reaper a high five isn’t something we want to do and close calls to meeting him may coming with being a biker but that’s why, us bikers live for the thrill. It’s a great life! Bikes and being able to talk about bikes. That’s a great way to pass the hours at work and it beats talking about sports any day of the week to me. I used to hear all that blah blah blah about basketball or football at my old job and all I wanted to do was split both wrist and just bleed out. I couldn’t give a rat’s ass about some multimillionaire who won’t stand for our flag and some ball game they’re playing. That gives me all the more reason to flip the channel. I just can’t relate. The ball went in a hole. The ball went in to a basket. A ball went over a field goal...Big deal. Want my attention? Speaking my language. A big v-twin roaring pipes, bug guts to the teeth, and twisting the throttle back. Hell Yeah!!! Now, that’s something to talk about! Big Ed (2Timer)
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Motorcycle Fatalities declined Nationwide in 2017
October 8, 2018
On Wednesday, October 3rd, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) released its preliminary report on 2017 traffic fatalities. After two consecutive years of rising fatalities, 2017 saw a 1.1% decrease nationwide in overall traffic fatalities. Motorcycle fatalities, which also increased in both 2015 and 2016, saw a 3.1% decrease in 2017. That is certainly welcomed news. It is important to point out that the report represents the preliminary data. We will be able to better identify trends and causative factors in the next couple of months after NHTSA releases its full report on traffic fatalities, as well as its annual report that specifically analyzes motorcycle crashes and fatalities. However, what we are once again seeing in this yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s preliminary report is that motorcycle fatalities continue to trend up or down with overall traffic fatalities. In 2017 motorcycle fatalities represented 14% of all traffic fatalities. That is where we have been for the past ten years regardless of increases or decreases in the number of traffic fatalities, changes in the number of registered motorcycles and other motor vehicles, or fluctuations in vehicle miles traveled. When the additional reports are released in the upcoming months, we will report on their findings and compare those findings with past reports to identify crash and fatality trends, as well as causative factors contributing to both motorcycle crashes and fatalities. As always, if you have any questions or comments concerning this information or any other matter regarding either motorcycle safety or laws affecting riders, please feel free to contact me. Matt Danielson McGrath, Danielson, Sorrell & Fuller The Motorcycle Law Group 1-800-321-8968 Motorcyclelawgroup.com Want to know more? Download our free Prepared Rider Kit, which has everything you and your family need to know about you and your bike.
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History of Veterans Day World War I – known at the time as “The Great War” - officially ended when the Treaty of Versailles was signed on June 28, 1919, in the Palace of Versailles outside the town of Versailles, France. However, fighting ceased seven months earlier when an armistice, or temporary cessation of hostilities, between the Allied nations and Germany went into effect on the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month. For that reason, November 11, 1918, is generally regarded as the end of “the war to end all wars.”
In November 1919, President Wilson proclaimed November 11 as the first commemoration of Armistice Day with the following words: "To us in America, the reflections of Armistice Day will be filled with solemn pride in the heroism of those who died in the country’s service and with gratitude for the victory, both because of the thing from which it has freed us and because of the opportunity it has given America to show her sympathy with peace and justice in the councils of the nations…"
Armistice Day became a legal federal holiday in the United States in 1938. In the aftermath of World War II and the Korean War, Armistice Day became Veterans Day, a holiday dedicated to American veterans of all wars.
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Good Tymes 26 August MDA and St. Judes The Good Tymes Club, along with your help, raised $27,370 for their charities, MDA and St. Judes! ....Incredible job, by a lot of people made this happen! They had chicken plates for sale, a bike show, 50/50 raffle, silent auction, live auction, and many live bands. The Peopleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Choice Bike Show winner was Jeremy Joyner, Horace Joynerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s son! He won a killer custom trophy by JD of Farm Shop Art! Congrats! This day was in honor and rememberance of Horace Joyner.
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Good Tymes Club continued from page 6 35th Anniversary & T-shirt Palooza
Saturday, 26 August Rocky Mount, NC Horace Joyner, owner of The Good Tymes Club was pretty excited about being a host location for the T-shirt palooza benefit. He started planning right away, making contacts and lining up people for help the day of the event and getting bands. He went out and bought grills to raffle off, he attended events around the area to promote the event. He drove around talking to companies about being sponsors and donating prizes. Sadly, Horace passed away suddenly and we didn’t know if the event would ever happen at Good Tymes. A couple of close friends of Horace’s came forward and told Horace’s wife, Barbara, that he would want it to go on and be the biggest event ever! So, friends and family came together, made plans, set goals, and they set out on a mission to make it happen...in Horace’s memory! ...and they did! This was an amazing accomplishment! Bikers, family and friends coming together and everyone chipping in, donating their time. They prepared the grounds and the bandstand for the event. Followed up where Horace had left off and contacted businesses about sponsoring the event and donating prizes. They cooked the food, manned the tables, sold the raffle tickets, helped with the bar duties, and collected money from donors. It was a lot of work by many people and over $27,000 was raised! Horace would be so proud of all of his friends for the work they did to raise money for the charities that meant the world to him, MDA, St. Judes and S.E.A.M.! This year marked The Good Tymes Club’s 35th Anniversary. Many of you have visited Good Tymes at some point in your life. You have met Horace and his dad, who started the the business. Horace’s parents were all about giving and they loved the MDA and St. Judes. Horace followed in their footsteps and raised money for them for many, many years. If you ever had the oportunity to talk to Horace about his parents or the charities that meant so much to him, he would tell you how great those charities are and that his parents gave him that “giving gene” and he would tell you through tears of joy. This event was an amazing homage to Horace through hard work and dedication from his friends and family! He would have been so proud of what everyone did to raise money for his beloved charities! Thank you to all of you who gave of your time, effort, muscles, money, sweat, and tears!
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Good Tymes Club 35th Anniversary & Tshirt Palooza MDA ~ St Judes ~ S.E.A.M.
The Joyner family wants to thank everyone that had a part in the event and gave countless hours to make the day a success. We would also like to thank everyone for all the donations that we received; from door prizes, auction items, f ood, supplies, and monetary donations. Horace would have been so proud of the outcome and money raised for the charities he loved and supported so much. The Day wouldn’t have been the same without all your help and support. We can’t thank everyone enough for all the support and love through this time. Barbara & Jeremy MDA...For more than 65 years, the Muscular Dystrophy Association has been committed to saving and improving the lives of kids and adults living with muscular dystrophy and related life-threatening diseases. St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital... The mission of St. Jude’s is to advance cures, and means of prevention, for pediatric catastrophic diseases through research and treatment. No child is denied treatment based on race, religion or a family’s ability to pay. S.E.A.M. .... Sport Evangelism & Mission is a local charity that is building schools and helping the less fortunate in Panama and the Domincan Republic. Sponsors: JD Batts of Farm Shop Art, JR’S Maintenance, Chris Collie C&C Industrial, East Coast Industrial Maintenance INC.,Al & Trey Collie S.A.C. Enterprises INC., Webb’s Maintenance & Piping INC., Greg Williams Benvenue Shopping Plaza, Carolina Eagle Distributing, Gold Coast Eagle Distributing (John Saputo), Tharrington’s Auto Works & Collision Center, Sammy’s Body Shop, D&D New & Used Tires, Jammy Mitchell Auto Sales, Jenkins Service Center, Twin County Motorsports & Marine, Custom Car Trims, Behind Barz Motorcycle Magazine, Fisher’s Property Maintenance & Home Remodeling, Ed Braswell & Sons, INC., Gates Concrete, Britt’s Yard Works, INC., All Precision Machining INC., Nash Underground Services, Construct Industrial Contracting & Fabrication, Shearin Heating & Cooling, LLC, Lamberts Cable Splicing Company, LLC, Williams Paving INC., Robbie Joyner Auto Sales, LLC, Southern Sin MC, Morgan Roberson (Farm Bureau), Brandon Clarke (Farm Bureau), MSH Insurance Agency LLC, Walker Paint Company, Pierce & Son Paint Company, Waltz Painting, Rhonda’s Paint Service, Craftsman Unlimited Carpentry, Brittany Miller Licensed Massage Therapist, Case Farms Chicken, Taylor Made Jewelry, Horace & Barbara Joyner, Jeremy & Samantha Joyner, Keith Coley & Kevin Coley, Chris Gates & Gwyn Bradley, Drew, Betty, Daniel, Brittany & Grace Howell, Sherri House, Beth Winstead, LaNea Sutton, Chuck Hardee & Fran Cardin, Chuck Rowe & Teresa Cummings, Mike Owens & Jason Owens, Bubba Webb & Ramsey Cooke, Chris & Jennifer Edwards, Tim & Beth Radigan, Paul Godwin, and Brian Murray.
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Thanks also to the bands: DJ Uncle Don, Adam Stone Steel Standing, Mark & John Bunn, JB Beverley & The Wayward Drifters, Tommy Redd & Boogie Chilins Band, and Shotgun Shack Sound Solutions
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We Say Good Bye
Horace Joyner
28 Dec 1958 - 2 July 2018 Horace Lee Joyner, age 59, passed away on Monday, July 2, 2018. Born in Nash County, NC on December 28, 1958, he was the son of Wiley Burrell Joyner, Jr. and Marie Smith Joyner. Horace Joyner, owner of The Good Tymes Club in Rocky Mount for 35 years, had a heart of gold. Always wanting to help people. He gave of himself every day. He supported many charities and organizations in our community. Horace loved to raise money for for St. Jude and MDA! Horace told me many times, through tears, how these were his his mom and dad’s favorite charities and how they instilled that in him...to give and help others. Horace did just that, many times over! Horace was an icon in the biker realm, a legend in the human world, and friend to everyone. Godspeed to you Horace! Horace will be dearly missed, but his uplifting quote, “Everybody have a blessed day” will never be forgotten by anyone who ever met him!
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Veteran's Day A bond not easily formed some were friends others just buddies we worked, fought and laughed we came together when needed despite our differences talking of home, loved ones, "the world" getting "short" the goal the freedom bird brought us back leaving part of us behind Then there were the others the guys that we supported many just out of high school fighting through the terror talking of home, loved ones, "the world" getting "short" the goal the freedom bird brought them back some covered with the American Flag they paid for with their life Thanks to all the men and women, those who have served, those that are serving, and those who will serve. © JoPo Road Scribes Of America ™ An Old Memory It must have been the wind through the trees or the smell of the fresh spring earth or maybe those puffy white clouds hurrying through the sky that brought back an old memory of another day and another place when I walking through a field one spring day and I had a secret that I shall never die and now a wrinkle a new grey hair and how time flies, flies, flies © William Perry RSOA ™
A Weathered Soul
For Our Brothers & Sisters Who have fallen---–
Some look for answers in a blunt And others in a bottle I find it on a two lane With a twisted throttle Each has given me a weathered soul Broken down in many ways Jaded by the days of old Now the years and miles just slip away What I find within the wind I could never give away It’s the spirit of my weathered soul That lets me ride another day Gone but not forgotten Are the days that’s jaded me They’ve brought me to this place and time And the kind of man I want to be The years of the blunt and bottle Have come and gone many years ago The wind and ride replace them It’s now the best and only life I know
You're free now baby.. Ride on..
© Lee Buddah Haverstick, Black Rose Poetry™, RSOA™ Don't turn away One down, four up , we’re on our way just the bike an’ me , on a beautiful day my mind starts to clear , a gear at a time A curve, a hill , a nip in the air destination not needed , I’m going nowhere problems seem to evaporate The sound of tread on pavement is soothing the looks of strangers always amusing A full tank to slay mile after mile Down the road I gain peace of mind not something I look for, but something I find Always beyond the horizon To ride is a gift from a power higher than me a power I don’t ever have to see he awaits me if I don’t turn away © JoPo Sept. 2012 Road Scribes Of America ™
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They wanted you to stand in line walk straight hold your head above your shoulders to speak only when spoken to and ... listen when they pressed their rules. They wanted you to obey the signs to stay within ... their fences, fences pounded into an earth, that never wanted to be ... contained. Now, they want us to form a line to say goodbye to a spirit ... a spirit that knew no lines no boundaries no fences, no rules only a code of respect, and camaraderie. They want us to cry at the side of a lifeless mannequin laid to rest in a space marked to take your place Instead -we look to the horizon waiting ... watching listening always listening for your wings to ride by .. © revised 4.4.2014 /mswm Shadow-Wolf of the Shire Road Scribe Of America ™
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the good news! Redeemed House Biker church Jesus Riders In the Gospels, “The good News” is The answer to a bad situation,a situation that we believe we ourselves can overcome. No matter what ways we come up with in our own efforts is a deception that only prolongs the true answer. The “bad situation” is “I” want to do things my way, period. We want to worship ( love the three gods of “Me, Myself,and I”) and that is a power that controls us and shapes our destinies. That choice to go down our own road only leads to an relentless indifference to the pain of others, see we think by pursuing our needs others will benefit but there is an underlying motive we don’t want to confess, the reality is we are looking for a return of what I need and want (our sin nature selfishness, amen) This is the road we choose ,we cannot over come the power of it, unless we see another way . Insanity is defined as “ a weakness of mind that releases a person from legal responsibility”. It is insane to believe that one can not be held accountable for their actions. We truly reap what we sow! When i do things my way i reap the control of my own destiny , and that my Brothers and Sisters is NOT Freedom! Yes we are free to do what we want, but let me ask you ,and truthfully answers this question, ”How’s that working for ya?” The good news here in all of this, is grace “God’s Grace.” Have you heard of it? It is not new, it has been God’s good news from the beginning ! This is the location of a “Crossroads” for life, ”Freedom” to make a change of direction of self to Salvation, a “Deliverance from self destruction.” Grace for me is this understanding “God sees and looks upon me as though I have never sinned, I need faith to believe that , God created faith for us from even before the beginning and presented faith to us as Himself the Gift for us to place our faith in Him, His Son Jesus.
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Then God killed Himself, sacrificing the payment of our debt . That is a love that right now after that statement is really really indescribably a place of complete suspended stillness of having a gift presented to me that I never deserved, and CANNOT REFUSE when I accept Jesus by faith “that this IS the way” If I choose to accept the truth of this in Him, Jesus will graciously guide me along the road free from all the false gifts of this worldly addictions, and be free in Christ to have His Grace to do His will and not my own way. “God, thank You for giving us the free gift of Your Awesome faith “JESUS” I place my faith in Him, thank You Jesus for carrying me to Mt. Calvary, and Dying in my place, so I can live for You down the road now and in eternity in the name of You, Jesus.” “Now let’s ride ! for Jesus!
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Myrtle MYRTLE BEACH, SC The Hurricane Alley Rally “Kick-Off” Party was was just getting started on Monday, Oct. 1st and it started with a blast! It was held at Boardwalk Billy’s in North Myrtle Beach with free delicious food, live Music, Harley-Davidson Rally giveaways and more. What a way to start the Rally! On Wednesday, Oct. 3rd, the party moved over to Harley’s Biker Bash in Murrells Inlet. They had free food, live music, free Harley-Davidson Rally giveaways, drink specials and rally games! Friday Oct. 5th was “Bras On The Outside Scenic Rally Ride.” The ride started and ended at the Wicked Tuna in Murrells Inlet. Everyone wore bras on the outside of their shirts to show support! Wicked Tuna provided free food, live music, 50/50 raffle, bra contests, and giveaways. Saturday Oct. 6th Harley’s Biker Breakfast. This was a free breakfast for everyone who picked up the breakfast coupon at any of the previous events listed here! There was soooo much going on at Hurricane Alley Rally this year, as always! Hope you were able to attend the many happenin’ spots!
Parking lot was packed at Myrtle Beach Harley-Davidson for the Hurricane Alley Rally 2018!
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Myrtle Beach Harley-Davidson had many vendors set-up in the back parking lot and they also had a huge tent sale with discontinued and obsolete Genuine Harley-Davidson Merchandise. The Harley Shop at the Beach had a large inventory of new and pre-owned Harley-Davidson Motorcycles. They were also the place for Harley-Davidson rentals for the Rally! Myrtle Beach HD really went above and beyond again for their events that were spread out from Little River all the way down to Murrells Inlet! We had a blast and are so looking forward to Cruisinâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; The Coast Rally in 2019! Hope to see you there!
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