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What a blessed quick trip we made! Shoved a lot in a one night stay. Checked into our cozy room, went to the NC Maritime Museum, visited the old burial ground, had dinner at Clawson’s, watched the sunset on the water, watched Vic play the piano, watched the sunrise on the balcony, ran the Historic Beaufort Road Race (Vic got 1st place Masters Male and Jessie got 1st place Overall Female), had breakfast brought to our room, and now we are back in the K!!! Beaufort was good to us! Until next time.....we will definitely go back to this one!
photos and story by: Jessie Britt, owner of El Azteca Mexican Restaurant in Kinston, N.C. Biker owned and operated!
Livin' The Life 8 facebook.com/BehindBarzMag GREAT DAY! It was a great day riding and hanging out with fellow brotha’s from this (Phil Falconer, Craig Fischer and Juanqui Mendez)! We rode to Hanging Rock State Park and Pilot Mountain State ThePark.odometer read a little over 300 miles when I got home. Hanging Rock & PilotRidingMountainWith Family Story & photos: Peter Ginneger All Smiles! Me and Annabella (granddaughter) go ing on a little ride...nothing but smiles the wholeHutchtime!!!and Annabella Ms. Diva Dvine Jai Mckim Melo Mckim GREAT THERAPY IN NORTH CAROLINA We hit a few backroads, curves, hills, ate some highway. Riding is great therapy but....being able to ride with family, while talking on blue tooths is priceless bonding time. Hope everyone was able to get out, soak up some sun and put down some rubber.
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On the morning of May 28, a group of eight Motor Maids met, and headed out to the 33rd Annual Upper Mattaponi Indian Tribe Pow Wow. We love going for the dancing, drum-playing, and the jewelry booths. And of course, the beautifully dressed dancers. We’ve been trying to do this ride from two years, but the Pow Wow had been canceled, thanks to Covid. The Pow Wow opened with the Grand Entry of Dancers – a colorful parade circling their Tribal Grounds. Each member of the Tribe participated wearing their native dress, demonstrat ing their Native American dances to the spectators. It was a beautiful day with hundreds in attendance. Follow ing the Grand Entry, all the veterans in attendance were invited to join the ceremony and the Pledge of Allegiance.
The program continued all day with different groups of dancers and drummers; first the men, followed by the women and children. Their clothes were so bright, and some of the dresses had bells attached, which made a lovely sound as the women danced. It was easy to get caught up in the excitement of the dancing. A two-year-old girl from the sidelines slipped under the rope and started dancing with the groups.
Someone tried to get her, but she was too slick and danced away. What a fun thing to watch! If we weren’t watching the dancers and drummers, we were visiting all of the vendors, particularly the jewelry booths, looking for hand-made Thetreasuresfood was wonderful. They had the standard fare of hamburgers and hot dogs, but they also had tacos, fried fish, and best of all “fry bread.” While we ate lunch, we shared a table and conversation with a couple from the Pamunkey Tribe, j ust down the road. My buddy, Bev, and I toured their museum a couple of years ago. Visiting this part of Virginia would be a great ride. The Upper Mattaponi Indian Tribe is located in King William County off Rt. 30. It’s easy to get to from U.S. 360 or Rt. 33, you’re not that far from some of the waterfront towns and villages along the Rappahannock and Potomac rivers, and the Chesapeake TheBay.
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Well, the 82nd Annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally is in the books and the sleepy little town in the Black Hills has returned to its normal state of being. Just a couple days ago the sound of tens of thousands of scooters could be heard everywhere within 50 miles but today there are only a few scooters that can be heard putting around the area. All of the barriers on Main Street have been removed and cars are once again allowed to travel and park on it. The vendor tents and the millions of overpriced rally items have been packed up and trucked away… It was a smaller rally again this year but it was still a huge event that drew hundreds of thousands of bikers from all over the world. I had the pleasure of meeting a lot of old friends from around the country and I made several new ones too. I didn’t get a chance to do much riding because I had a couple issues with Bullwinkle and I was busy with ministry nearly everyday but the riding I did get to do was a lot of fun and much needed. If you were to ride into Sturgis, Hill City, Keystone or any of the other little towns in the Black Hills today you would never believe that less than 3 days ago they were the site of one of the biggest biker parties in the world. Every bar and saloon in every little town was full of bikers living out their passion for riding and hanging with their brothers and sisters. The curbs on both sides of the street were lined with every kind of scooter imaginable. Some of the scooters are works of art created in the mind of its owner and expressed in steel and paint. Some of the other scooters parked at the curb make you wonder how they ever made it to rally but they did make it and that makes them as much of a piece of art as any scooter they’re parked next to, at least in my opinion it does.
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I’ve been to virtually every major scooter rally in the country and by far the Black Hills Rally is my favorite and I look forward to coming back every year. Any biker who has never been to this rally is missing out on the experience of a lifetime. There are things to do and see out here that you will never see anywhere else and much of them are things the whole family can enjoy. This rally has everything from museums to zip lines and helicopter rides around Mt. Rushmore and the Crazyhorse Monument. There are wineries and mountain arts to enjoy and a million other places and events like concerts and old west shootouts on the streets of Deadwood. If you have always wanted to experience The Black Hills Rally but it just never happened I encourage you to make a plan to get here and work towards that goal until you wake up one day and find yourself riding down Main Street with tens of thousands of your brothers and sisters… If you can dream it you can do it!
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Story and photos: April Miller I started riding in April 2021 when my boyfriend introduced me to motorcycles. I started riding a 2000 R6 to see if I would like it. I quickly fell in love and bought a 2008 R6 in October 2021. Going from carburetor to fuel injected was a HUGE difference. A couple months after I started riding, I took my first fall. I was going around a corner at 30-40 mph and didn’t lean far enough. I slid safely with the bike to the ditch. I was okay and so was the bike. I jumped right back on and rode home. Ever since then, I’ve been practicing and getting better with each Ridingride.isan outlet for me. I have 3 children, work full time, and keep the household running. Riding, to me, clears my mind from the everyday struggles I have with mental health (anxiety and depression). I’m able to fully mute thoughts and focus on my ride. Riding has also opened a huge door to some AMAZING people. I’ve met so many people and learned so much. I thank my boyfriend (Mark) all the time for introducing me to this LIFESTYLE and teaching me the ropes.
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My story starts in May 2021. My boyfriend just bought a Harley and I needed a helmet to ride on the back with him. We go to a local dealership and I notice an Indian Scout sitting on the showroom floor. An Indian has always been my dream bike so, of course I go look...a 2019 with 92 miles on it. I sat on it and as cheesy as it sounds it was a found my soulmate moment. Everything fit me perfectly, but I walked away as I believed I could not get financed. I buy a helmet and on the way home my boyfriend talks me into applying for the bike, right before closing on a Saturday when they are closed Sunday and Monday. Fast forward to Tuesday, I am at the river with my daughter and dogs when the finance company calls and asks to set up a time to sign papers. Did I just impulse buy a motorcycle? I have ZERO idea how to ride! I’ve only ever been on the back. So, I sign the papers, and my boyfriend has to ride it home for me but I’m grinning ear to ear! Then the reality sets in, now I HAVE to learn how to ride and get my endorsement. Here in Washington you have to take 4 tests to be endorsed, a permit skills and written and an endorsement skills and written. My permit class I felt very frustrated and nervous, and while I passed the written I bombed the skills. I called my Storyboyfriendand photos: Chrissy Darrington,RiversWA. crying saying sell my bike I obviously can’t do this. He was so supportive and said no we will get this done. I reached out to a ladies group of mine and Donna Palladino was my angel. She helped me get some cones and talked me through how to practice (we live in different states). I spent a month practicing, and darn near aced my retake on my own bike. A couple weeks after that, I took the endorsement class and passed. I spent the summer racking up miles, experience, confidence and so many new friends! Fast forward exactly one year later, and I am now (June 2022) in the certification program to become an instructor for the same school I went to last year. I feel so blessed to give back what was given to me and to be a part of a new rider’s journey to love motorcycling as much as I do. I look forward to this new chapter and all the experience it will bring. I love this family I am now a part of, and I plan to ride until I physically can’t anymore. I hope my story can inspire others who may be struggling getting started to ride their own ride, no one says you have to master this in a weekend. The important part is to not give up, you are still a million miles ahead of those who never even try. Life
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‘Tis The Season! I call it Christmas In July for bikers! It’s the time for all of us that are “Behind Barz” to get out and do what we enjoy most... RIDE! It’s the time to put our knees in the breeze and twist the throttle wide open. This is MOTORCYCLE SEASON. You’ll see us out there laid back with a song in our ears, a rumble between our legs, and a roar from our pipes as we go by. This is the time of year that we live for! Tattoo’d and tan, we head for the beaches or the mountains or wherever two wheels and a full tank of fuel will take us. Life is good! A friend of mine reminded me that this is the time of year that we must “ride like we are invisible”. In other words, as much as it’s our time of year to ride, the cars and trucks on the road are distracted and will always say, “I never even saw that motorcycle”. We’ve all heard it and I’ve heard it first hand myself so have fun but always be mindful of the other guy...especially those cagers turning left across your path of travel. They’re on their cell phones and not paying attention as we are trying to enjoy our ride! Keep your curves Jaybird “Snapshot”
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IN THE USA tight and keep an eye out for that “green ice” on the right side of the road, too. Because not only is it riding season, it’s also grass cutting season, as well. Most folks that don’t ride, don’t even realize the safety hazzard they create by blowing their grass clippings into the roadway, especially with the afternoon rains! We always want to “keep the rubber side down and the shiny side up”! Like most of you reading this, I try to ride every day that I possibly can and like you, as much as I enjoy a summer ride, I see safety hazzards on the roadways every time I ride. And just a remind er, when the temperature reaches 90 degrees, the tar patches that fill the cracks in the road become liquid and slick. They’re not that much of an issue for us in the straightaways but it’s easy to lose control in the curves if you aren’t fully aware! The deer also seem to be more prevalent than they’ve ever been in the evenings and my head is constantly on swivel looking for the double dot reflections of their eyes as I cruise at night. Fun is fun but safety is number one...we all have to make it home to our families and loved ones! Be safe, have fun, and enjoy your life “Behind Barz”. A public service announcement from your friendly neighborhood JayBird. Jaybird Birthday Party at the Cawhern’s. Slick’s daughter Peyton got her pipe mark... we all have one sweetheart! Me and my “Grandpa” HardHead, lookin’ like kin Fisher and Bill at Tippett’s Mill in Zebulon.Caught Behind Barz! Lookin’ like a ZZ Top video!
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A group of friends took a ride to Bellamy’s Mill in Halifax County, NC, carrying some precious cargo, Joyce Dawn Ruffin’s ashes. Bellamy’s Mill was Joyce’s favorite spot. So, the group went there to spread some of her Redashes.sent Joyce’s ashes across the water using the exhaust from the bike that she and Red had put so many miles of memories on. Photos by: Nicole Ward
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In order for one to happen, the other has to happen, also. One can’t have one without the other. That’s the world we live in, a world that is constantly changing with some things, ...maybe revolving is the better word, “what goes around comes around”. Want something good to happen, do something good. Good is defined as, “that which is morally right, righteous, doing the right thing, approved of.
This World is defining what morally right is by who or what ever is being offended, seems like “whatever goes” now no matter how confusing it is to someone with common sense.
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church-Jesus-riders-504826086240936/www.facebook.com/Redeemed-House-Biker”End of Summer” “End of Summer” was always a statement I hated to hear. Along with, “you have to work this weekend”, or “it’s time to set the clock ahead”.
There are timeless true statements that just nothing can be done to change them. They are going to happen wether you like it or not. I guess they have to happen in order for Summer to begin or “we’re closed this weekend”, “and it’s time to set the clock back an hour”.
The Bible (“Bible“ means “The Book”!) Has the Words of Jesus spoken to a large crowd in the Gospel written by the Apostle Matthew marked by chapter 5 thru 8. Standards to live by to have life.
Receiving these life commands by faith in the One giving them who gives eternal life, ends “end of Summer” and working on the weekends and stopping time with no more nights, perfect weather, and Joy! Always!
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31behind barz life ...it’s not a lifestyle, it’s a way of life! We all share in true compassion, making our ink Writingscroll...down our tales of riding, as our minds, they roll... Wind in faces, minds in clouds, thoughts now spinning wheels. Stow them in our memories, feelings our ride feels. We know how to share them, written down in lines. From the throttle to the pen... Stories shared so fine. If you’re kinda down and out. Have the “Ride’s Down .Blues”, bike poetry fills a void... Just may pull you Takethrough.them for a read, letting your mind travel... The journey that this takes you on, could make those blues Inunravel.honor of all my fellow biker poets, those before us, and those who follow our tracks,Panhead Rod Hatter Publications has moved their online bookstore to a great new location. They can now be found at: https:// www.etsy.com/shop/hatterpublications. The store fea tures books of “old school” biker and traditional poetry, tales of life on the wild side, and even some fine art. Hatter Publications is half way through their second year of being in the publishing business. So far, it has been a great ride...Keep an eye out for them, because you never know what the Hatter clan is up to... LINES UNRAVELED © 2015
Above left: Jason Cawthorn 3rd Place and People’s Choice winner!
Below: Lee with Old School Bike Shop owner, Gregg Laymen.
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Below: Friend of Lee Hamm, Brenda Venable, sitting on his winning chopper. Below right: Lee with his winning ticket!
Below: Lee Hamm - winner of the 2014 Rigid Frame Built Chopper. Congrats Lee!
Customer Appreciation Day
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Above right: Michael Thomas 2nd Place winner! Congrats y’all!
What an awesome day! And a HOT day! This was the 2nd Annual Customer Appreciation Day and friends, old and new, gathered at Old School Bike Shop/Old School Detail LLC in Louisburg to celebrate, eat good food, listen to a great band, drink amazing beer, fellow ship and remember Gary Tant and the Biker Barn. It was like a family reunion! We counted approximately 250 people and 125 bikes in attendance. Zorry’s Tacos, Southern Q and the Bunn Lion’s Club was on hand providing great food for everyone. It was all so delicious! The Whiskey Forge band provided the live music and everyone helped raise $810 for Safe Space of Franklin County. There was also a Bike Show where 1st, 2nd, 3rd and People’s Choice trophies were given Thanksout. to Gregg Laymen and George Horton for having us all there and the great hospitality. It was a great event! Please see the flyer on the facing page for the next big event at Old School. There will be live music, food vendors and lots of fun! We hope to see you there!
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Above middle: Larry Strickland 1st Place winner!
Above: Big Mike of Drunk Sally LLC was one of the vendors on site for this event.
Above: Tar Banks Brewing of Louisburg was on hand selling domestic beer and some of their own craft brews!
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From The Mind of Hello My Happy People!
The only thing that sucked was the frequent stops for gas about every 87 miles. BAHAHAHA! It became a joke. My brothers were always looking out for me. By the time I filled up at the pump, they wanted to know will I make it across the street for another fill up. Brotherly love y’all. BAHAHAHA! They say what they want. I was able to make it happen with that 1200. My prez definitely stretch that miles per gallon coming back from the mountains. I pulled up to him and told him I was ready for a fill up. I was at 72 miles and I have never took the bike past 82 miles before stopping for gas. I was getting a bit nervous when we were looking a gas station on a middle of nowhere highway. Mile 85 rolled over on the mileage on my speedometer. Now I’m starting to think, we are about to use that gas bottle in my saddle bag. I looked over at Nasty and he looked at me. We had that mutual understanding telepathically, that I was about to have to pull over to the side of the highway, and He “Nasty” was going to dump a bucket of Sportster jokes upon my person. This would only be a one sided entertainment situation, with me catching all the jokes. Brotherly love, no Welldoubt.luck did hit. At 86 miles we were able to whip into a gas station and at 87 miles on my speedometer I was able to dump some gas in the tank and wipe my forehead. Yes, I was a bit worried but not too worried. Gas bottles are a great investment especially with a 3.3 gallon tank...I definitely suggest in having one. Anyway lets talk about what I turned around and got. I took the funds from selling my sled and got on market place. Man let me tell you. I have checked out some motorcycles. I’ve seen Road kings, Fat boys, Low riders, Heritages, Street Glides, Road Glides, and even had friends from all over call me and tell me about the Bikes they were selling. I even had a fellow reader of this great magazine hit me up about his motorcycle.
( Hey Mike, your bike is bad ass bro! ) But after looking at all these bikes. My brother from the club hit me up. He was wanting to sell his Electra Glide. He was working a custom and he just didn’t ride the Electra Glide no more. To him, selling the bike would get him out of a motorcycle payment and to me it would put me on a biker bike. It was a win/win. He had already set the bike up the way I would want it. 16 inch apes and true dual exhaust. The bike is black and beautiful. My wife looked at me and I could tell she was digging it as much as I was. I pulled up to Gump’s house to do a test ride and after running up the road. I was already ready to drop the funds out of my bank account. My brother looked out for me, too. He had hooked me up with a new battery and even called me when I got home to be sure I liked what I got. I assured him quickly that I had no regrets and I was happy as a pig in shit! The bike rides like a cloud. Remember now, I’ve been riding a sporty for nearly 10 years. That sporty is quick on the throttle but you feel every bit of the road, bumps and all. So, to get on this cloud and cruise, bruh! This is night and day difference here folks. 34
Where to start? ...Well, I sold my ‘08 HD Nightster. The young man that bought it was tickled to death. It was his first Harley! His Dad Jamie, came out with him and test rode the bike. After a little putt putt around the block, his son Jackson took her for a little ride. I could tell as soon as Jackson pulled back up in my yard, it was a done deal. Jackson had a smile running from ear to ear. Jackson had been riding a Honda and he had just sold his ride. I’m not going to lie, I was a little attached to that bike. I’ve had that motorcycle for nearly 10 years. Countless rides and poker runs I have been on seem to run through my mind. The times I rode the bike back and forth from Dudley to Gastonia NC, to see my kids when they used to live there. Not to forget, a mountains trip with the club. When I bought that Nightster. It had less then 900 miles on it. When I sold it to Jackson, it had around 32k. I can not complain about it at all. That bike was zippy and fun to ride. I’m 255 lb. at the moment, but even at my heaviest at 303. The bike had no problem staying up with the pack.
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Alright, I’m going to stop. As you can tell I’m excited about my ride. I know there’s folks who probably had 12 of these bikes by my age, but I’ve never been able to swing it. My top priority has always been my children. So, Daddy getting new toys has been on the back burner. I have heard all the jokes, but its never bothered me because in my head my kids come first and they get everything I got. So, as long as that’s handled, I’ve never put too much stock in making sure I have the things I want. Family comes first and whatever extra we have goes to fixing the house or cars. That’s the life of a family man. I dig it. No doubt and our father in heaven has always looked out for me and my family. But this is one of my most favorite bikes I have ever had the pleasure of owning. Some say, it’s an old man’s bike. To me it’s a bad ass ride and they can get on these old man nuts! I love this bike! So, if you see me between Goldsboro and Clayton during the work week, give me a wave and if you see me in the wind smiling, catch up to me and ride along. I would love to share the road with ya and ‘til I get to write to y’all again, I will be in the wind on my cloud enjoying the ride Behind Barz.
of Big Ed...
My ride to work is 42 miles, one way from the end of my driveway. This Electra Glide makes it a dream. I bury into the throttle until I get to where the speed limit sign says 70 mph. After that I kick the clutch over to the six gear and son…this bike just rumbles like a thunder storm heading towards Clayton. Sometimes I listen to the stereo, but most times I rather just listen to those pipes sing. The seat is thick and comfy. I don’t care to put on the low profile seat that Gump gave me with the bike. Yea it would make it look cooler but who cares about looking cooler when comfort takes first prize in my book. I’m 46 years old. I’m happily married and my need to impress does not exist. I rather enjoy my bike and enjoy the ride. So I’m doing just that. This bike has made a huge difference to me already. You see, I’ve always loved to ride, but I felt a little beat up after riding the sporty back and forth to work. Older joints, and older back has gotten me wanting to soften the blows my body can take. I’m no old geezer but I’m not 18 years old, either. That’s right, reality is right in my face. There’s nothing wrong with living life on a cloud, man. Hell. My brain lives in a cloud most days so I might as well let my body join in on the fun man. Oh, and let me tell ya, what’s really cool, is when those true duals start really singing on that sixth gear. I know I just mentioned it, but bruh! Those stove pipes are just singing and I f%^king love it!
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38 SOUTH DAKOTA On this day 34 years ago we were married at Rroughlock Falls in Spearfish Canyon! We made the front page of the Rapid City News Journal! It was a great day! We took a trip out there again...this time with our two sons, who both ride, and their beautiful wives!! Where have the years gone!!! It was August 7th 1988. We got our marriage license in Deadwood. We rented the cabins at the origional Latchstring Inn when it was a little shack with crooked floors! Picture below was taken in front of the original Latchstring Inn!!! Linda and Randy Hazel Facebook.com/BehindBarzMag Livin' The Life Where Have The Years Gone? Left: Latchstring Inn Right: Our sons and their wives rode with us to Sturgis this year. Yorck Roemer (42) and wife, Crystal Roemer and Harley Hazel (31) and wife, Alicia Hazel. Randy is 72 and I’m 65.
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I had a great time meeting freedom-loving Americans and signing books at Sturgis Guns earlier this week. You can get your copy of “Not My First Rodeo” online or in bookstores! 40 facebook.com/behindbarzmag82nd Sturgis
Welcome riders to the freeset state in the nation!!! We sure do love our 2nd Amendment (and coffee) in South Dakota!
The numbers were down for what I expected for the first year people could come from out of the country. But another great time with Chief’s Sturgis Virgins, Michele P-nut Walker and Jill Emily Oaks. My 6th trip to Sturgis in 10 years!
Chief Barbi Burkett... My friends, Linda Wilder and Diane Latham are from Bandera Texas. That is where we rode from this year to Sturgis. The ride and all of the attractions were as breathtaking as the last 2 years! We did notice the crowds were not what they have been but we didn’t have to wait in a line anywhere and actually didn’t have a difficult time finding parking. Another great trip there for the books! Looking into booking next year’s trip already!
Next year I’ll be riding to Sturgis from NC again!
The Sturgis Rally & races is held every year in August in the tiny town of Sturgis, South Dakota. The population for Sturgis is about 7 thousand. This year the 82nd Rally brought in over 500,00 bikers to Sturgis and the surrounding Black Hills. We have compiled a few pictures here of some of the amazing sights, bikes, and people Livin’ The Life at the Granddaddy of them all ~ Sturgis!
South Dakota Governor, Kristi Noem Jill on her bike at Stone House Saloon in Belle Fourche, S.D.
Travis Tritt with Robert Patrick
I had the privilege of meeting Robert Patrick (Robert is an actor most known for playing the T-1000 in Terminator 2) at my show last night at the Sturgis Buffalo Chip!
Above: Joel and Rob making an offering to the Bison in Custer State Park.
Top right: Hanging out with the Presidents at Mt. Rushmore. Day 3...250-ish miles. Rushmore, Iron Mountain Rd., Deadwood, & Keystone. Bill Southers from Buena Vista, Virginia 41
Sturgis Rally & Races 2022
Photo above: Yorck Roemer built this Eagle bike and rode it from Alexandria, Minnesota to Sturgis. Marilyn Castillo (with my Mother’s Day gift, a new ‘22 HD Roade Glide Special). Rode from Maryville TN, my home. Dawn Kim Van Hopen with her custom painted Sportster from Rapid City, S.D. Marilyn and Dawn...We had a blast!!!
Both of us were born in Marietta, Georgia at Kennestone Hospital. Two Georgia boys that worked hard and did pretty well against all odds. Such an honor to hang for a bit with such a great dude!
Michele Stoney-Cathcart, Joel McCoy, and Rob Tompkins.
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I was humbled by the encouragement, well-wishes and support I received. I want to thank my family and friends, along with Marc Hendrix and Casey Gene at Tobacco Road Harley-Davidson, for their generous sponsorships. I can only hope that this has been an inspiration to others that, with courage and determination, you really can do anything you set your mind to. You’re never going to be 100% ready and it’s never going to be just the right time, but that’s the point. It means that every moment is also the right moment. If you want to do it, you just have to make it happen! 42 This is Clay Thorne. He runs CCMS Clay’s Custom Motorcyle Shop. He allowed us to use his shop, lifts, tools and knowledge to do the oil change using the oil and filters that were donated by Tucker Oil Company. He was so good at letting us either do our own oil changes or he would guide those who never have before.
Hopefully you have followed along with Lisa on her epic journey! She is back home now, safe and sound with so many cool memories and friendships made along the way. You can still us the hashtag below to see more of her photos and and read about her journey in its intirety. #HDCURLYGIRL.
What an extraordinary adventure this was! Start to finish, with 40 women - all strangers to me but one - we journeyed through 2,557 miles of rough roads, deserts and highways, varied elevations, wind, rain, hail, and sweltering heat. It was my privilege to have been able to ride with this group of authentic, badass women. And I am honored to follow in the footsteps of the women before us who paved the way like Dot Robinson, the First Lady of Motorcycling, Adeline and Augusta Van Buren, the first women to cross the U.S. on solo motorcycles, Effie and Avis Hotchkiss, mother/ daughter duo who made the first 5,000 mile journey to San Francisco from NY just to name a few.
40 women. 40 motorcycles. Kickstands up on these two-wheeled machines as they leave the Harley-Davidson Museum in Milwaukee, headed for Chicago and Route 66 - The “Mother Road” - all the way to Santa Monica, Ca. The classic American journey on classic machines.
from Raleigh, NC
Lace, Grace & Gears Rally
Lace,ARKANSASGrace and Gears Rally was held at Pigtrail HD in Rogers, Arkansas and Eureka Springs HD in Eureka Springs, Arkansas on June 23-26, 2022. This year was the fifth Annual event. Four days of amazing food, live entertainment, and epic riding in the Ozarks! Their beneficiary is the Shamwari Village for Women with a focus on homeless female veterans and women battling mental health challenges.
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AN AWESOME ADVENTURE Home Sweet Home after an amazing 26 days on the road from coast to coast!! 8,459 Miles - 22 States - Rode in 7 new states (IA, SD, MT, WA, OR, CA, CO). 6 National Parks (Mount Rushmore, Yellowstone, Glacier, Olympic, Crater Lake, Rocky Mountain). Rode through a bunch of National Forests. 7 Harley Davidson Dealerships.
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Some highlights besides what is mentioned above were Motor Maid Convention in Rapid City SD, Big Horn Pass, Sea Stacks on the Oregon Coast, Kalaloch Cabin, Redwood Forest, Motel Trees, Town of Grand Lake & lodge. Just an awesome adventure with 3 of my Motor Maid Sisters!
Livin' The Life 26 Days, 8,459 Miles, 22 States!
Dorris Ann McCarrick Little Egg Harbor, New Jersey.
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Hosted by Nam Knights Coastal Plain Chapter and Sheriff Keith Stone. All proceeds benefit the Nash County Sheriff’s Office. $20per bike. $10 passenger. Reg. 9:30am. KSU 11am. 50/50 and food.
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GOLDSBORO,17 NC Legion 6th Annual Poker Run Cooper’s Tavern 2304 US-117 Alt. $20 per bike $10 passenger. Kickstands up at 1. Last bike in at 6pm. Reg. 12pm-1pm.
SEPTEMBER24PINKHILL,NCSeptember24:PinkHill,NC. End Of Summer Party. Defiant Spirits RC clubhouse. 375 Hunting Club Rd. $10 gate fee. Gate opens at 12:00 noon. Food, live music, 50/50, door prizes. Come out and bring an end to Summer and welcome in the Fall season. Proceeds go to helping needy families during holidays. Contact on Facebook Defiant Spirits RC NEW24 BERN, NC 3rd Annual Benefit Motorcycle Ride for Coastal Women’s Shelter to Help End Domestic Violence. Temple Church 1500 Kingdom Way 9:30am-6pm. Led by the Punishers LEMC North Carolina, the 100+ mile ride takes you through Craven, Pamlico and Jones counties. The ride ends at Jones County Civic Center, 832 NC Highway 58 S, Trenton. Biker games with prizes hosted by the New Bern Harley Riders. Photo with your bike, 50/50 raffle, free food. Advance tickets $15 can be purchased at Boneyard HD and Mitchell Hardware New Bern. Day of the-ride tickets are $20 for riders $15 for passengers and non-riders. For more info contact: 860-608-3088 - Johanna Hostedjohannadschaefer@gmail.comSchaeferby:PunishersLEMCNorth Carolina
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ROCKY11 MOUNT, NC Ride-In to Rock Haven Church Ramo’s 8211 West Mount Dr. Meet at Ramo’s Grill 9:30am. KSU 9:50am. Honoring all & first responders. Lunch Cookout Sunday Service 1126 S. Saunders St. last. 11am-12:30pm. 919-832-2261
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Food and Fellowship...ALL are welcome! Free food while supplies
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ROCKY24 MOUNT, NC Car, Truck and Bike Show American Legion Post 58 2731 N. Church St. Reg 0900-1130. Entry fee $20. Food & Refreshments. Door prizes, 50/50 drawing. Judging begins at noon. All antique trucks, SUVs, motorcycles and sports cars welcomed. Winners announced at 3pm. Trophies awarded for: Best Car, Best Truck, Best Bike, and People’s Choice. Proceeds go to benefit programs of Domestic Violence & Veterans. For more info: Pete Rossi 252-373-1208 VendorsRpeter.rossi@yahoo.comandsponsorsappreciated.
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PORTSMOUTH,24 VA Bayside HOG Poker Run for EDMARC Bayside Harley-Davidson 2211 Frederick Blvd. Cash Prize Poker Run - All Vehicles Welcome. $75 Best Hand. $25 Worst Hand. $20 per Vehicle Donation. Benefits EDMARC Children’s Hospice. For more info: 757-397-5550 www.BaysideHD.com
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DEEP10 RUN, NC Benefit for Franky Wilkins Sr. Bike Dice Run (cancer) J&S Auto NC Hwy 11 $20 driver (1 game, 1 BBQ chicken plate). $10 passenger ( 1 BBQ chicken plate). $5 extra game. Check in 10am-11am. Final stop 1537 Mary Tate Rd. Pink Hill
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WILMINGTON,24 NC Gold Ribbon Cancer Ride Poker Run for Camp Hope Carolina Coast HD 6620 Market St. Reg 10am. KSU 11:30am. $40, early bird reg $30. Cash prize, proceeds to Hope Abounds Cancer Network. 910-791-9997
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DURHAM,12 NC We Ride Cannon Hinnant Raging Bull HD 300 Muldee St. Reg. 9:30-11:30am $15 donation per bike/vehicle. Ride will start at noon and we will be riding to Wilson and back. All proceeds will go directly to the family. More info: Steven Gregory 606-515-7249 or Brooke Hogan 919-453-3878
The Harley Shop at The Beach 4002 Hwy 17 S. Nothing better than starting your day with a FREE, HOT & DELICIOUS breakfast provided by Eggs Up Grill, while taking in the gorgeous site of hundreds of new & preowned Harley-Davidson motorcycles! Fuel up for the day and get Rally ready with The Harley Shop At The Thursday 9/29 Rally Steelhorse Law 843-663-5555
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BehindEventzBarzwww.FACEBOOK.com/BehindBarzMag BB Life See the Behind Barz Facebook page for these events and more www.facebook.com/BehindBarzMagat: 45 SEPTEMBER SEPTEMBER 26 - OCTOBER 2 MYRTLE BEACH, SC Hurricane Alley www.MYRTLEBEACHHARLEY.comRally N.26 MYRTLE BEACH, SC Rally Kick-Off Party Dagwood’s Deli & Sports Bar 4200 Hwy 17S Join Myrtle Beach Harley-Davidson & The Harley Shop At The Beach as we kick off rally the right way.... with a FREE PARTY! 4pm-8pm! Enjoy FREE Food, Live Music, Rally Entertainment & Giveaways and Free Door Prizes! Thank you to Steelhorse Law & Dagwoods Deli & Sports Bar for sponsoring this event! Call 843-369-5555 for more event details. Directly next to the dealership! Pop over and check out the hundreds of new & preowned motorcycles N.28available!!MYRTLE BEACH, SC Biker Olympics at The Rat Hole3809 Socastee Blvd. Timeline Of Events: 12pm-2pm: Take advantage of the open field to practice ahead of time for the upcoming games. Register for FREE Harley-Davidson Door Prizes. 2pm: National Anthem & Welcome 2:30pm - 7pm: BIKER GAMES 7pm: Winners & Trophies *Free Harley-Davidson Door Prizes will be drawn directly after the 1st round of games* Thank you to Steelhorse Law for sponsoring this event! For more event information call 843-369-5555 or visit www.theratholeofmb.com N.29 MYRTLE BEACH, SC Grumpy’s Biker Breakfast
Blvd. S. Reg. 9:30am. KSU 11am. Ride will start and end at Bud’s Tavern. Lunch upon return. $20 rider. $10 passenger. Ride prizes, raffle items and shotgun raffle. Veteran Enforcers Motorcycle Association SEE11am-4pm.WebbsHolidaySPRING12NOVEMBER10107EvolutionRALEIGH,10DetailsTobaccoTheRALEIGH,8-9www.militarymissionsinaction.orgvemaraleigh@gmail.comNCRallyInRaleighRoadHD1126S.SaundersSt.comingsoon!Formoreinfo:919-832-2261NCMC11thAnniversaryPartyJordanRd.Moreinfo:BigJack908-403-9671HOPE,NCCraftFairMillWedding&Events9245WebbsMillRd.webbsmillevents@yahoo.comWEBBSMILL’SADonPAGE28FORMOREEVENTS!
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MURRELLS1OCTOBERINLET, SC Scenic Rally Ride @ Wicked Tuna 4123 US 17 Business. We’re wrapping up the 2022 Hurricane Alley Rally with one of our most favorite events of the week.... our SCENIC RALLY RIDE!!!
Registration at Wicked Tuna’s Tuna Shack from 9:30am-11am. $15/Rider & $5/Passenger donation to our local Rivertown Riders. FREE Event Shirts for the first 150 Riders. Breakfast options available for purchase. Kick Stands Up at 11am. Take an scenic escorted ride with 2 stops, ending at Boardwalk Billy’s in North Myrtle Beach for an After Party with Free Food, Live Music, H-D Door Prizes and some Rally fun!
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