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Maybe the weather is beginning to break...sure hope so. It has been a long time coming! Lots of events popping up all around us. Check out the EVENTZ section of the mag for events going on in your area. Soon, every weekend will be jam packed with events and happenings to partake in. As I mentioned last time, my trike is near completion. It has now gone to paint, so I will have a full story next issue. By that time it will be back from Curtis at Classic Air and Graphics and we will have time to get some nice shots of it out on the road. Starting on April Fools Day - Thursday, 1 April 2010, we will be starting a series of Bike Nights (circuit). Every month the Bike Night will be at a different location. The Kick-Off will be at Bonedaddy’s in Raleigh. Bonedaddy’s has got quite a bit lined up for the first Bike Night! We have lots of sponsors on board with us and many nice give-aways. Every Bike Night we will give away Prize Packz with several items from our various sponsors. At the FINALE in September, everyone who attends at least five of the six BIke Nights and has their card stamped will have a chance at a Super Prize Pack...details on our website. Go to www.behindbarz.com for all the details, event map, list of prizes, vendor list, etc. We will be having some the HOTTEST Bike Nights around! Check the website often for sponsor, vendor and prize info added every week. You don’t have to wonder where the next one will be because they are already set in stone...see pages 14-15. Each Bike Night destination has it’s own little flair or personality! Please send encouragement to our troops thoughout the year...We support Give2theTroops...do you? Also, please pray that our troops come home safe. Please support the advertisers that support Behind Barz. Without them and you we would not be the most popular motorcycle magazine in Eastern N.C. Tell them you saw ‘em in Behind Barz Motorcycle Magazine! Behind Barz...a real magazine in a virtual world! www.behindbarz.com ON THE COVER: Myrtle Beach, S.C. Bike Rally Broadway at The Beach. Photo: Doobie We reserve the right to edit all letters, opinions, or articles for publication in “Behind Barz” Motorcycle Magazine. No part of “Behind Barz” may be reproduced for any purpose in intirety or in part without the express written consent of “Behind Barz”. “Behind Barz” does not endorse any advertiser or its products and cannot be held responsible for advertisers claims. “Behind Barz” has the right to refuse advertisements for any reason. “BB” will not intentionally publish fraudulent or misleading advertising. Opinions depicted in any photograph or writing does not necessarily reflect the view point of the staff of “Behind Barz” Motorcycle Magazine. Manuscripts, artwork, photographs, inquiries and submitted materials are welcomed.

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EDITORZ PAGE............................4 THUMPERS PERFORMANCE PARTS..............6 LOCALS LIMELIGHT.......................10 SOUTHERN IRON ANNIVERSARY..............12 BOOTLEGGERS BAR & GRILL................13 BB PRESENTS BIKE NIGHT..............14-15 BEHIND BARZ FUTURE BIKER...............16 RIDE FOR THE CURE...................20-21 FACEZ BEHIND BARZ......................22 OH BLACK BETTY......................24-28 BEHIND BARZ MUGZ.......................30 POLAR BEAR RUN FOR DAVID...............33 BBFB................................34-35 PASTOR THUMPER.........................40 FAT SATURDAY...........................41 CLASSIFIED..........................42-43 BEHIND BARZ EVENTZ..................44-45 STICKERZ GONE WILD..................46-47

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If you answered yes to any of the questions to the left, then you need to try Thumper’s Performance Parts Spark Plug Index Washers. Indexing your plugs helps increase horsepower, torque and mileage. These washers are made 110 semi hard copper and can withstand heat up to 1,900 degrees. Spark plug index washers have been around for years but quite a lot of people don’t know about them. It’s no secret to old school car fanatics, they know that by indexing your plugs you will improve performance. Ray Lewis, owner of Thumpers Performance Parts, has made indexing your plugs simple. Everything you need is pictured above. The washers come in various sizes and directions are provided. Contact Ray today for your set of Thumpers spark plug index washers! You can also find them at various locations, in NC: Collier Harley-Davidson in Roanoke Rapids, The Biker Barn in Pilot, Twin Performance Tuners in Garner and Chopper Toyz in Morehead City. INDEX YOUR PLUGS AND GET THE BEST BURN POSSIBLE!

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The Ole’ Country Store & Oscar’s Pub “The Ole’ Country Store” and “Oscar’s Pub” began as a Sunday afternoon conversation (along with plenty of beer) between Rusty Lane, a business manager and life long biker and his better half Cheryl Jeffris, a true Italian with southern values and a love of the open roads. A biker and an Italian chic with a father named Rocco’_ _ _. Need we say more?!? With the help of the couple’s sons, The Ole’ Country Store and Oscar’s Pub are now a true visit to the past. Rusty and Cheryl strongly believe in providing the best customer service and highest quality products available. Oscar’s Pub, located in what use to be the “feed room” of the 1948 General Store, is a small place with a “welcome home” atmosphere that opens to a large private patio area with plenty of room to have a cold one and rest those riding cramps. The Ole’ Country Store and Oscar’s Pub are located at Hwy 903 and Hull Road in Snow Hill North Carolina or coming in on Hwy 13 (either direction) turn beside the Fast Break convenience store and go approximately ¼ mile. 252-747-6566

Ride Safe —— Stay True “In Loving Memory Of Oscar”

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SIMC On January 16th, 2010, the only unknown was the promise of rain from the weather lingering in the air, but rain or shine the party would go on...and party they did. The gates opened at 1:00, and the chops were cooking while the “Ol’ Ladies” came together and provided all the trimmings. The skies opened up and the temperature rose to near 60 degrees (a perfect day for a SIMC party). You could hear the roar of pipes in the distance! Approximately 200 people from Virginia to Wilmington and all points in between, including family & friends, came to celebrate “an anniversary party to remember”. Door prizes were given away, along with a flat screen TV/DVD player. A home theatre system raffle was also held. The winner of the 50/50 donated the money back to the club (Thank you). Terry from Sacred Flames Tattoos was there putting on the ink, while Wanda was doing the piercing. Tommy Redd and Boogie Chillins rocked everyone into the night. The rain held off until early Sunday morning allowing everyone a safe return home. Southern Iron wishes to thank everyone for their support and look forward to more good times ahead! Be sure to look out for the dates of the next SIMC party! Happy Anniversary Southern Iron! Stay strong! Story by Ol’ Ladies of SIMC

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Kairi Grantham From Elm City, N.C. Granddaughter of Steve & Kim Duckworth On a Honda Shadow 1100

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WHERE HAVE ALL THE BIKE BUILDERS GONE ?

Throughout the tour season last year I was asked this question on multiple occasions and for good reason “WHERE HAVE ALL THE BIKE BUILDERS GONE ?”. There has certainly been a noticeable decrease in the number of custom bike builders. Why? The answer is not as obvious as you might think. The economic climate is certainly a factor and people can no longer afford to spend $40,000 to $100,000 on a custom bike. The home equity loan is no longer an option and banks are no longer loaning money to buy luxury items. Lets face it people are very unsure about their future compared to five years ago. As a general rule there are two types of bike builders: Guys like Arlen Ness, Dave Perewitz or Jesse James who build bikes for a living and have created multi faceted revenue steams from merchandise and aftermarket components. And the guys who built bikes as a hobby in their garage, maintained a regular gig to keep cash flow rolling in, but during the boom quit their regular jobs because they were selling their bikes for big bucks. These are the guys who didn’t understand the bubble would eventually burst. They had no back up plan. Harley-Davidson was not oblivious to the fact that custom bikes were becoming increasingly popular and took aim at this market. Harley began to produce bikes with radical designs, more chrome and wider tires. Suddenly enthusiasts could now buy a custom styled bike less expensively, with financing, a warranty and no hassles with registration. During our 2009 tour season I actually did shows where people commented to me that I was only bike builder there. Let me state for the record that Strip Club Choppers is not a custom bike shop. While I did design and build the bike you see at my booth those bikes were built as promotional tools and to display our line of components. Although I love building bikes for my personal use my business model was planned around merchandise and lifestyle. I always tell people that sex sells and there is no warranty on a t-shirt. So when you are at a show this year and you see a guy that built his own scooter stop and appreciate the workmanship, it means a lot. Custom bikes are about pride not about making a quick buck. It was a tuff lesson that many learned the hard way. You can visit us this month at Daytona Bike Week on US 1 across from the Iron Horse Saloon. For additional Johhny and Jay articles visit www.stripclubchoppers.com <http://www.stripclubchoppers.com>

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The Ride for the Cure story & photos: Peggy Canevari

On April 15, 2002, I was diagnosed with breast cancer. It just so happens that I am a mamographer and was very well aware that there was an abnormality on the x-ray. On that day I paid my taxes and faced my mortality. When a person hears that they have “cancer”, the very first thing that comes to mind is, “Am I going to die? Is this going to kill me?” I was one of the fortunate ones. Having had my screening mammogram done on schedule, my breast cancer was diagnosed early. After surgery and treatment I was able to return to a fairly normal life. As always, the three “F’s” (faith, family and friends) sustained me. In April of 2007 (my five year anniversary as a breast cancer survivor), I decided to do something special to give back. It was really important to me to, in some small way, give back and give thanks for the blessings that had been bestowed upon me and my family. My son, Sean Canevari (now owner of C & C Performance Cycles), my husband, Roger (owner and lover of his own Harley), had the idea of a motorcycle rally to raise money for breast cancer awareness. Thus… The Ride for the Cure was born!! And, as they say, the rest is history.

Breast cancer knows no boundaries. It has no regard to age, gender, socio-economic status or geographical location. An estimated 215,000 women and over 2,000 men will be diagnosed with breast cancer this year. Close to 25% of these will die of the disease. I think it’s safe to say that all of us either know someone who has battled this disease or have been touched by it in some way. Isn’t that a horrible realization? With the help of family, friends and our wonderful sponsors, Ride for the Cure has raised over $25,000 in the last three years and donated 100% of the net proceeds to benefit breast cancer research, education, screening and treatment. This year we’ve chosen the Pretty in Pink Foundation to be the beneficiary of our efforts. This organization helps women in our area who have already been diagnosed with breast cancer and are either uninsured or have limited health insurance benefits. These are women that don’t qualify for government funded or assisted programs such as Medicare.

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Our donation will help these patients get the quality care and treatment they deserve and would otherwise not be able to afford. Having had a new battle with cancer this past year, I am acutely aware of the astronomical cost for cancer treatment and surgery. I can’t imagine having no insurance or not enough insurance to pay for this. The goal of Pretty in Pink is “to insure that quality, life-saving medical treatment, regardless of the ability to pay, is available to breast cancer patients who need it most.” Ride for the Cure is a wonderful time to come together in support of a great cause, raise tons of money and have a good time doing what you love to do best….RIDE!!!

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We’ve all known that real ugly girl that gets pushed to the back of the room or the last to be picked for the prom…….Flash ahead 15 years when you’re at your class reunion...that long legged, stone cold fox walks in and you hear her name and then you pass out. That’s the story with the Betty bike. This 1999 Electra Glide, formerly known as “Black Betty” was picked up in a trade several years ago. She spent her first few years sleeping outside and had been drug through the mud a couple times because her last owner was an all weather rider. She had been involved in a t-bone wreck between two brothers. She also had lots of scrapes and scars to show for her past.

After taking her in, she sat in the back of the garage and shop and became a parts chasing bike. Like the gal mentioned earlier her outer appearances didn’t show what she had inside. She has Crane Cams, adjustable pushrods, S&S super E carb with Yost power tube and a Harley stage 2 upgrade. Neadless to say, she could run like a race horse. So, with that kind of a heartbeat what she needed was a new dress, which is just what the guys at Knuckleheadz Kustoms got her.

well by Wildfire Custom Coatings, adding a little more blue to the old girl. We all know how girls like new shoes, so a new set of wheels and tires from CoastalMoto, complete with polished rotors were added to slow her down a bit. The wild colors were sprayed by T.J.Willis of Eastern Auto Body, which is our in house paint facility. Lastly, every girl needs some bling, so she got a new full set of Barnett Chromalite cables, Arlen Ness mirrors, stretched tank filler by H-D and lastly, a set of Betty Levers donated by a customer, Wayne Walters. Those were powdercoated black. So, the next time you see a chubby girl with skinned knees, go help her up, you might be surprised with the ride you wind up with.

So, you got that ugly girl hanging around you’re place? Contact The Krew at Knuckleheadz Kustomz to give the gal a makeover. We’ll make her the ride of your life!

Scott Grady...Owner of Knuckleheadz Kustomz

Betty was fitted with a 4” extended fender and stretched bag extensions by Bad Dad , a set of 29 “ apes manufactured inhouse and powdercoated. All of the aging chromed parts were treated to powdercoating as

Scott working on Betty’s rear end.

Betty Bike before the makeover.

Lee Wiring the innards.

Taking her for a spin...towards Atlantic Beach, N.C.

Riding On Through ~by Sorez The Scribe

Hail stinging my face Like razor blades Wind howling like a wolf During a full moon Temp just breaking thirty Cagers blind deaf and dumb To what is going on Outside their warmed up cages Keeping my distance Gearing down so as not to Lock her up and slide Damn it feels good To be out there riding Other day a few inches of snow I will admit I did go down But not hard at all nothing That a few whacks Of a hammer couldnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t fix The chance ya take When ya take that chance Leather is worn and Some rust on my ride But any day now Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll be springtime!

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David Simon rides his first motorcycle on Saturday, January 9th, in the bitter, cold temperatures of the low 30’s, just a few days after his Chemotherapy treatment. David is all smiles and optimism. David went from a below average student at Fike High School in Wilson NC to an above average student. He was diagnosed last summer with cancer and has developed numerous tumors throughout his body including his liver and brain. He continues to go to school between treatments and strives to do well on a daily basis. He even brings his work with him at the hospital so he doesn’t fall behind. He received a Character Education Award for his Perseverance and Courage from the Wilson County Board of Education. He received his first Renaissance Gold Card but due to an unexpected hospital visit he could not go with his classmates on their Renaissance trip. A special trip to Carmike Cinemas movie theater in Wilson was planned for him, his family, and 8 of his friends at a later date to celebrate his efforts. Barry Wood, of the Wilson Police Department, heard about David’s and his family and wanted to help. He contacted Gordan Deno, and his wife Debbie along with the Christian Motorcycle Association to help put a ride together to help David and his family. A total of about 54 bikes came to honor this young man and his courage. David himself rode the 59 mile ride in the cold. As Barry put it, if David can undergo treatment and still have a smile on his face, we can suffer the cold to honor him. Over $1700 was donated along with a gift certificate worth $1250 to a local Dentist office and was presented to David and his family at Wilson Praise and Worship church. His sister Rosa was in tears recalling the blessings her brother and their family have received! Rosa stated that so many times the Dr’s have told them that David had hours, or days left but he is still here and that God has a purpose for him. That is what keeps them all going! Barry wishes to thank all who helped with this event. His wife Lori, Chris Jones with the Wilson Police Department, all CMA members, Gordon Deno, Debbie Deno, and Wilson Praise and Worship Church for helping with this event. And the Wilson County S.O. for providing the escort.

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David Barry

A special thank you to David’s family, his sister Rosa and David himself. David’s courage and optimism show us that we should always be looking ahead to what’s over the horizon. Anyone who would like to help David and his family can contact Barry Wood at 252-292-0525!

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ROANOKE RAPIDS Collier Harley-Davidson 316 Premier Blvd. 252-537-6493 Loan Star Steakhouse 270 Premier Blvd. 252-537-7092 Carolina Ink Tattoos 1064 E. 10th St. 252-370-7304 STANTONSBURG

Jack’s Store Hwy 97 Nationwide 2455 Hurt Dr. 252-937-1888 Chico’s Mexican Restaurant 1701 Sunset Ave. 252-446-8600 Good Tymes Club Hwy 301 North 252-442-7657 Two Wheel Accessories 1727 N. Wesleyan Blvd. 252-977-9000 Budget Auto Painting & Glass 1921 S. Wesleyan Blvd. 252-212-1072 Pierce’s Shoe & Leather Repair 2447 Hurt Dr. 252-443-7206 American Jewelry & Pawn Bus. 64 252-937-4482 Modern Electric Tattoo 4480 Sunset Ave. 252-972-2543

FREMONT

Bootleggers 121 E. Main St. 919-242-6107

MONROE

A Wing & A Chair 8805 Morgan Mill Rd. 704-753-4475

WILSON

CycleMax 6723 Ward Blvd. 252-291-2121 The Beefmastor Inn 2656 Hwy 301 S. 252-237-7343 Nelson’s & Wrecker Service 2810 Chicken Dr. 252-234-2134 8 Ball’s Cycle Work’s 3010 Hwy 301 S. 252-237-9556 Anthony’s Italian Restaurant 3401 Raleigh Rd. 252-399-0054 Thomas & Farris Attorneys 104 West Nash St. 252-243-3000 Jerico Screen Printing 109 W. Nash St. 252-243-5370 Sacred Flames Tattoo 3461 B Airport Rd. 252-291-4828 Stairway To Heaven Biker’s Church 252-382-0721

NASHVILLE

Harper’s Nursery 2145 Oak Level Rd. 252-459-2189 L&L Store #6 1765 Red Oak Rd. 252-459-6161 Road Warriors Leather Accessories 252-908-0781

GARNER

Twin Performance Tuners 132 Rand Park Dr. 919-779-5890 Locked & Loaded Grill 1125 Hwy 70 West 919-661-6688 Superior Insurance 4710 Fayetteville Rd. 919-661-4818

Wendy Trails 585 N. Saratoga St. 252-238-2492

GREENVILLE

J&E Harley-Davidson 2300 Elaine’s Way 252-439-1345 East Carolina Custom Cycle 4685 Ste A. Hwy 13 252-551-3222 Mechanical Air Inc. 3588 NC 33W 252-756-0000

RALEIGH

BoneDaddy’s 605 Creekside Dr. 919-896-6050 Ray Price Harley-Davidson 1126 S. Saunders St. 919-832-2261 Hooter’s 4206 Wake Forest Rd. 919-850-9882 Superior Insurance 2431 Spring Forest Rd. 919-790-9699 C&C Performance Cycles 2412 Atlantic Ave. 919-828-8442 Toxic Customs 1214 S. Saunders St. 919-755-3699 Iron Thunder Cycles 5540 Atlantic Springs Rd. 919-855-8508

FERGUSON

Rider’s Roost Motorcycle Resort 100 Elk Creek Rd. 336-973-8405 Open: April 15th - Close November 3rd

GOLDSBORO

Country Time Tavern 2006 N. Williams St. 919-734-7270 Open Road Biker Gear 4752 Hwy 70 E. 919-778-7001 Redmon’s Pub & Grill 108 N. Center St. 919-330-4464

SCOTLAND NECK

Sylvan Heights Waterfowl Park and Eco Center 4963 Hwy 258 252-826-3186

NEWBERN

Harley-Davidson of Newbern 1613 Hwy 70 E. 252-633-4060

HENDERSONVILLE

LAGRANGE

Mike’s on Main St. 303 N. Main St. 828-698-1616

PINETOPS/MACCLESFIELD

Knightdale Pawn 823 N. Smithfield Rd. 919-266-6001 Nash Cigar 3009-B Village Park Dr. 919-266-9020

SMITHFIELD

Jake’s Place 10193 S. Nash St. 252-235-9994

SHARPSBURG

Bittersweet Bikers Saloon Hwy. 301 919-222-5977

Dirt’s Cycle Shack 4485 George Abbott Rd. 252-566-4090 Blue Ribbon Bar 7799 Hwy 70 252-566-4000

KNIGHTDALE

Dinky’s Dungeon 43 Hwy 252-827-1700

MIDDLESEX

Heidi’s Two Wheel Cafe 1475 W. Market St. 919-989-8389

KENLY

Tar Heel Coatings 4332 Hathaway Blvd. 252-903-5001 Imaging Specialties 114 E. Main St. 252-443-9317

SNOW HILL

Knuckleheadz Kustomz 5306 High St. 252-247-4700 Art Forms Studio 4912 Bridges St. 252-646-4205

Superior Insurance 1371 S. E. Maynard Rd. 919-651-9890

MOREHEAD CITY ZEBULON

BHC Automotive 15374 Hwy 96 S. 919-269-9601

HENDERSON

Brewer’s Cycle 420 Warrenton Rd. 252-492-8553

JACKSONVILLE

Southeastern Steel Choppers 121 Stillwood Rd. 910-455-0001 New River H-D 2394 Wilmington Hwy. 910-346-9997

PILOT

Oscar’s Pub 900 Hull Rd. 252-747-6566

CARY

WENDELL

Lily Salon 2829 Wendell Blvd. next to Food Lion 919-796-2857

BATH

Thumpers Performance Parts 252-943-5913

KINSTON

TNT Customs 1327 Institute Rd. 252-286-4849

SPRING HOPE

Batchelor’s Tavern 803 E. Nash St. 252-478-3375

Biker Barn Inc. Exit 1737 Hwy 64 919-269-8268

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Greetings from Pastor Thumper.

I pray this article finds all with bikes running and your fellowship gatherings, or party gatherings full. I have a couple of things I would like to share with you all this time around. As you know by now, Thumper thinks very highly of our biker family. When there is something to do it is accomplished and we really do not care what others say or think of the venture ahead of us; not like some organizations or groups that let one or two people stop prayer in schools or say you can’t use the name God in public areas. Oh and don’t pray for our military or a hand full of people will shut down a church or protest because we care for our soldiers. Bikers stand strong and proud. Let me tell you guys, God is proud of you for pushing forward in your work and your beliefs as bikers and not letting one or two people say what a thousand bikers can do. Ride hard, ride loud and ride free. Be blessed in our Saviors name of Jesus Christ. As they say, a fifteen thousand dollar bike and a pair of jeans don’t make you a biker. But I’m thankful for those bikers that are the real deal. Whether a Christian biker or a club member of one of our many M/C I pray safety, prosperity, and many miles of riding for my brothers and sisters this year. May your bike stay strong and loud. When people see you riding the highways and byways I pray they see honor and pride in the biker world. And may people learn from your respect, love and brotherhood for one another as they see you in the roadways. People gain knowledge by many methods; reading, watching, and by participating, so be an educator this year. Invite people to all your parties and events with open arms; let’s show the public what bikers are all about. Behind Bars magazine is a great means for people to see our world through our eyes. So let us visit and support the advertisers in this magazine and give them a big thanks. The second thing I wanted to share with you is a personal thing that I went through recently with my mom. She is in her late 80s and her physical condition is not so good. Mom had to be taken to the hospital for heart problems. I called a pastor of hers at her request, and then I called a biker friend of mine. After we arrived at the emergency room that morning, we set in for a lengthy day. Many tests were performed that day and the ER staff was great. Within an hour a nurse came to my mom’s treatment room and said I had a visitor. When the doors opened there stood a sister in Christ from my biker team asking me, “What can I do for your mom”? and “Do you need anything”? Realize this person did not have to come by. Hey, hang on there’s more! Later on that day the Ward secretary came in and said I believe you have some visiters in the waiting room. When I came to the door you

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guessed it, leathers, colors, jeans, and tattoos, some of my biker family! First thing out of their mouth was “what can we do for your mom“, and “do you need anything”? This really touched my heart. Bikers going out of their way just to check on a brother’s mom that they do not even know. At the end of the day just before mom was placed in the hospital, I was called to the visitor’s door for a final time. I was greeted by a biker that was a Preacher. Again, this man had places to be but took time to stop and check on my mom. What a feeling of joy and love I felt as the biker community came by during that day to see that all was well and needs were met. The pastor my mom wanted me to call did come by three days later as she had a short stay in the hospital. Since that time my mom has been placed in a nursing home and is doing well and loves it there. She is OK for now but time will tell. I have placed her in God’s hands.

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Fat Saturday

AT Collier Harley-Davidson story & photos: Doobie

Collier Harley-Davidson had their Customer Appreciation Day and Fat Saturday celebration on Sat., February 20th. It was a great day for Fat Saturday! The weather was just about right for riding...in the mid fifties. This was the first really nice day that we have had in quite some time. Rudy Evans cooked up some of his mean Crawdads - 30 lbs. of the mouth watering fellas. They were cooked to perfection! People came from all over NC and parts of VA to sample Rudy’s dishes and take advantage of Collier’s Customer Apprecaition Day! His secret recipe consists of Andouille sausage - 15 lbs. went into the 70 qts. of Gumbo that he prepaired. Not only that, but 25 lbs. of shrimp and 4 gallons of maters. There were other ingrediants but too many to list here. Rudy’s Shrimp Gumbo was outta this world! Not only were great deals top be had in the store but they also provided two huge King Cakes that had babies hidden inside. Anyone who found one of the ten babies could get 15% off any item in the store. They sold raffle tickets for a chance to win an H-D clock, value $200 and an H-D mirror, value $85.

Rudy pours the 25 lbs. of shrimp into the Gumbo while his son-in-law, Derrick stirs the pot.

Tracy served up tea for the crowd!

Lined up out the door for Rudy’s Shrimp Gumbo!

Joni Evans with her Mardi Gra Bike

Clock & mirror giveaway!

Donna & Rudy

Just a few of Collier’s Customers that came in and enjoyed the food, fellowship and deals.

Steve & Derrick

EVENTZ March

March

April

Tuscarora Spring Thaw 2010 Gates open at 12. Beef stew served at 1pm, pig-pickin’ at 7pm, 5Speed at 8pm. Door Prizes! Plenty of camping available. No DUI’s! Open House Fri. night at 6pm Contact: For more info: Chaser 252-531-1632, Hurricane 252-531-5770, clubhouse 252-747-2137 Call for directions!

3rd Annual Poker Run Fund Raiser Starts at Handle Bars $10 for single rider - $15 for tandom riders. $5 for extra hand. Fee covers meal and entertainment - two bands. Silent auctions, door prizes, 50/50. All proceeds donated to Military Appreciation Day Inc. Emmit Morehead: 252-237-8219 or 252-299-3619 Peanut: 252-289-6898

SPRING HOPE, N.C.

TUSCARORA, N.C.

Willis Gupton “Live” at Batchelor’s Tavern. 803 E. Nash St. For details: 252-478-3375 www.myspace.com/batchelorstavern

FRANKLINTON, N.C.

Rolling Thinder, INC. NC-7 Poker Run located at 26 Main St. CH. office. $15/driver $10/rider Meal included for all in poker run... Cars, trucks, all motorcycle welcome. Hospitality host: Mckenzy’s Bar & Grill Hwy 98 in Wake Forest.

BOYDTON, VA.

20th Anniversary of The Copper Kettle Seafood Restaurant. Hwy 58 in downtown Historic Boydton. To show their appreciation, Roy & Kathy (owners) will be roasting a pig and oysters for all their patrons and friends. Starts at 1pm. Call for all the details...434-7386045

GOLDSBORO, N.C.

2nd Annual Open House at Open Road Biker Gear 4752 Hwy 70 East 11am-6pm Door prizes, food. Call Randy: 919-778-7001 www.openroadbikergear.com

RALEIGH, N.C.

Musical Benefit for Tony Falco (Phil Falco’s brother who is battling cancer) Live music starting at 1pm and going to closing with many bands, including Tommy Redd, Cross Roads, Southern Grace, No Dice. Suggested donation $2 but you give what you want. Raffles and a few select auctions. 100% of the proceeds go to Tony. 919-896-6050 www.bonedaddyshideaway.com

April RALEIGH, N.C.

Behind Barz Presents Bike Night

1st Bike Night of the year presented by Behind Barz Magazine and the kick-off is at Bonedaddy’s. 605 Creekside Dr. The Bike Night Girls will be on hand, food, prize packz, beer specials, celebrity guests and vendors, Local 50/50 and Long Haul 50/50. One Way Glass will be rockin’, & Open Mic w/ Scott Scherr. 919-896-6050 www.bonedaddyshideaway.com Bike Night 6-9 Located At The Exact Center of The Universe! See pg. 14-15 of this issue for more info. Go to www.behindbarz.com for all the details on this bike night and every other bike night that Behind Barz is sponsoring. Event info added daily!

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VIRGINIA BEACH, VA.

Bikers for Tykes and Troops KOA Campground - 1240 General Booth Blvd. Featuring motorcycle exhibits, vendors and dealers, tattoo contest, FRreedom Ride, CornHole and ladderball tournaments, poker run, 50/50, bands & more. KOA 800-362-4150 Coutyard Marriott Ocean front 757-491-6222 www.bikersfortykesandtroops.org

PLYMOUTH, N.C.

Relay For Life Benefit Ride Meeting at rest stop in Plymouth. Reg. at 9am, bikes out at 10am. Riding to the Outer Banks and lunch at Lucky LOUISBURG, N.C. 12’s. $15/bike $10/passenger. Annual Motorcycle Rally Ride to Stop Sexual Assault More info: Harold Roberson 252-2175609 $20 charitable donation per bike/ $10 additional rider. Includes lunch, raffles, music, Habitual Customs Car Show. All proceeds go to “Safe Space”. Car Show reg and location behind Louisburg Courthouse Annex HICKORY, NC Biulding 113 S. Main St. Motorcycle check in at Freedom Biker Church Kick-Start Party Matison Motorsports 8840 Capitol Blvd in Raleigh Blue Ridge H-D - 2002 13th Ave. Dr., SE. 9:30-10:30. 12-3, free BBQ, bike games, bike show, prizes, 919-497-5599 or 919-795-2588 50/50, kid games & more. www.freedombikerchurch. com

LUCAMA, N.C.

RALEIGH, NC

4th Annual Ride For The Cure Ride starts at C&C Performance Cycles 2412 Atlantic Ave. Reg 8:30am - 10:30am. Ride leaves at 11am. Ride ends at Scooters Bar & Grill 1911 Sego Court. $20/rider includes t-shirt, lunch & music. Motorcycle Ride to benefit the Pretty in Pink Foundation.Silent auction, 50/50 raffles, event hats, give aways. Pre-register by April 16th. For more info contact Peggy canevari: 919-250-0160 or 919-819-2866 pcanevari@nc.rr.com

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HARBINGER, N.C.

8th Annual Outer Banks Bike Week Sponsored by Outer Banks Harley-Davidson, Nags Head Harley-Davidson, Bayside Harley-Davidson, Kitty Hawk Harley-Davdison, Kelly’s, Port O’ Call & Beach Realty. Event held at: 8739 Highway 158. Rally begins Sunday at 12pm. For more info: 252-491-2091 or www.harleybay.com

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MAGGIE VALLEY, N.C.

Thunder in The Smokies Live music, bike show, bike games, vendors, bike builders. 3 miles from Blue Ridge Parkway! All bikes and ages welcome!Maggie Valley festival grounds 3374 Soco Rd. www.handlebarcorral.com 828-246-2101

23-25

CHEROKEE, N.C.

Cherokee Survivors Motorcycle Rally. Held at Cherokee Indian Fairgrounds 545 Tsali Blvd. Gates open Friday at 2pm. For more info: 865-977-5858 or go to: www. cherokeerally.com

JACKSONVILLE, N.C.

Ladies Garage Party at New River H-D 6pm - 8pm 910-346-9997

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April 24

PRINCE GEORGE, VA.

100 Mile Bikers Against Child Abuse Prevention and Awareness Ride. Sponsored by Colonial Harley-Davidson - 1701 Temple Parkway. Reg. is 9am-11am. Ride begins at 11:30am. Open to all motorcycles! $10/bike For more info: 804-479-4606

April 30-May 2

PIGEON FORGE, TN.

Rumble in the Hills Three action packed days and nights in the Smokey Mountains! For more info: www.rumbleinthehills.com 865-365-1073

April 30-May 2 WILSON, N.C.

CBA Eastern District Swap Meet and Bike Games Wilson County Fairgrounds Hwy 301 RAIN OR SHINE! Pudding wrestling, wet t-shirt contest, tattoo contest, live music, inside & outside vendors, food & ice cold beverages, free parking. Admission $10 each day or $25 with camping. Gates open Fri noon until, Sat. 9am until, Sun. 9am-noon. Vendor info - Sonny Colvin: otis.colvin@gmail.com 919-708-7886 or Bob Burke: Burk40@embarqmail.com 252-7144559 For event info: Matt Shamblin - mshamblin@ec.rr.com 252-241-0682 Sponsored by CBA/ABATE of NC Eastern District Chapters

May 1

RALEIGH, N.C.

KC’s 5th Annual Ride Without Fear Ride starts at Ray Price Harley-Davidson 1126 S. Saunders St. 9am-10:15 reg. $20/bike Working together to end domestic violence: Bonedaddy’s Hideaway, NC Coalition Against Domestic Violence, Geico of Raleigh 919-345-2159 or NCCADV 888-232-9124

May

June

25-26

Behind Barz Presents Bike Night 2nd in a series of Bike Nights located at Collier Harley-Davidson. This one is a BLOCK PARTY! You don’t want to miss this! Food, vendors, music, prize packz awarded, surprises, contests, Local 50/50 and Long Haul 50/50. Make sure you get your Bike Night card stamped for great prizes! See website for all the details: www.behindbarz.com Bike Night 6-9 For more info: 252-537-6493 Collier H-D located at 316 Premier Blvd. Just off I-95 near the Wal-Mart shopping center.

Smokeout 11at Rockingham Dragway 2day admission $35 or one day for $30. Fri. 3pm-11pm and Sat. 10am-11pm. More info: contact Edge: EDGE.42@MAC.COM www.smokeoutrally. com

ROANOKE RAPIDS, N.C.

STANTONSBURG, N.C.

CBA/ABATE of NC Poker Run & Gun Raffle 5 chances to win! Drawing to be held at Wendy Trails. Best hand, worst hand, bike show. First bike out at 11am, in at 3pm. $5/hand covers run, live band & food. No attitudes, coolers or BYOB! Rain or shine! Bob Burke: 252-714-4559 or Kenny Barnhill: 252714-4385

ROCKY MOUNT, N.C.

3rd Annual Jack Laughery Ride for Knowledge Rocky Mount H-D A tributr to Jack Laughery’s love of motorcycling and his support for higher education. Contact Pat Daniels for more info: 252-459-8329 or email: pdaniels@nashcc.edu

June 10

FREMONT, N.C.

Behind Barz Presents Bike Night at Bootleggers Bar & Grill 121 Main St. Beer specials, prize packz awarded, raffles, food, surprises, Local 50/50 and Long Haul 50/50. This is the 3rd in a series. Bike Night 6-9 Go to WWW.BEHINDBARZ.COM for all the details. Make sure you get your Bike Night card stamped for great prizes! 919-242-6107

11-12

CHASE CITY, VA.

New Kent Bike Festival 10am - 6pm at Colonial Downs Racetrack 10515 Colonial Downs Parkway I-64 exit 214 Free admission - sponsored by Blue KNights of VA. Chapter VIII Family event - no alcohol. Carshow, bike show, poker run, free anti theft ID etching, free child safety seat inspections, motorcycle skills demos, food and merchandise vendors live music and more. 804-627-2535 www.BKVA8.com

15th Annual South Central Bike Fair Debuting Working Man’s Biker Build Off Kent’s Kustom Cycles vs. Rte 6 Cycles vs. Moody Motorsickles. Gates open 2pm Fri. w/ live music and vendors. Sat. bike fair & rodeo, poker run, 25 class bike show, tattoos, burn-out pit, food. $5 don. poker run, $5 don. bike show. $15 weekend gen. admission or $10/day. Coolers welcome, camping, BYOB, food and drinks available! 434-372-0092 Chase City VFD training grounds 534 Jonbil Rd. www.southcentralbikefair.com

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Carolina Harley-Davidson Dealers Association 70th Annual Spring Rally. New Bern Fairgrounds 3700 E. Hwy 70 Sandy Owens 828-778-1683

5th Annual Trinity Children Charity Ride “From the sea to the mountains” 910-458-3832 www.trinitychildren.com

NEW KENT, VA.

NEW BERN, N.C.

NORTH CAROLINA

ROCKINGHAM, N.C.

July 8

ROCKY MOUNT, N.C.

Behind Barz Presents Bike Night 4th in a series at Good Tymes located on 301N. Food, beer specials, music, prize packz, Local 50/50 and Long Haul 50/50, surprises! You don’t want to miss this! Make sure you get your Bike Night card stamped for great prizes! See website for all the details: www.behindbarz.com Bike Night 6-9 For more info: 252-442-7657

August 9-15

STURGIS, S.D.

70th Annual Sturgis Rally & Races sturgis.com or sturgismotorcyclerally.com

GOLDSBORO, N.C.

Behind Barz Presents Bike Night at Redmon’s on Center St. Pub & Grill - 5th in a series! Food, music, prize packz, Local 50/50, Long Haul 50/50, surprises. Bike Night 6-9 Go to WWW.BEHINDBARZ.COM for all the details. Make sure you get your Bike Night card stamped for great prizes! 919-330-4464

JACKSONVILLE, N.C.

Bike Bash 2010 at the Coastal Plains Raceway 4744 Richlands Hwy. Stunts, drags, bike show, vendors, food, Gates open 9am - all day! www. jvillebikebash.com

September 9

SPRING HOPE, N.C.

Behind Barz Presents Bike Night at Batchelor’s Tavern - The 6th in a series. Food, music, prize packz, Local 50/50, Long Haul 50/50, surprises. Bike Night 6-9 Go to WWW.BEHINDBARZ.COM for all the details. Make sure you get your Bike Night card stamped for great prizes! 252-478-3375

RALEIGH, N.C.

Behind Barz Presents Bike Night THE FINALE!!! At Bonedaddy’s Hideaway You don’t want to miss this! Bike Night Girls, bands, food, beer specials, celebrity guests, contests, WINNER drawn for Long Haul 50/50 + Super Prize Packz awarded for attending every Bike Night in the series! www.behindbarz.com for all the deatails & event map! 919-896-6050

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