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February 2013

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SBM Military Moment

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Grandfather’s Indian in the Attic

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n June 1959 my grandfather spotted a motorcycle in an old garden shed in DeBilt, Netherlands. Thinking it was a Harley he alerted my father who had owned a Harley before and was looking for another bike. My father bought what turned out to be an Indian 741B for a song (20 Dutch Guilders, less than $ 12.50!!). The previous owner had bought the bike in 1953 when it was still in the army version. This owner had been in a crash and the bike was in a bad state of repair. Between 1959 and 2009 my father had to divide his time between family, work and the Indian (not necessarily in this order ;-) ) to restore the bike and converted it into a civilian version. It is unclear how the Indian ended up in The Netherlands; it may well have been left behind in Europe after the Second World War. The Indian has always been (and still is) a part of our family history. I can remember the Indian being craned out of the attic (don’t ask why) where my father had started restoring

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the bike. Some days we could not have dinner at the table as my father was lacing the spokes in the wheel rims...One day we caught him on the bike (in the attic, still without the engine) pretending he was riding it, doing his own version of the potato sound! When he came home on the bike, we kids would ﬁght over ‘the spin around the block’ sitting on the fuel tank in front of dad. Those days you were still allowed to do fun things like that, nowadays child protection would get involved! He of course always maintained a very moderate speed in ﬁrst gear. Sitting on the bike as a child you had to choose; either your right or left hand on the handle bar, it was too wide to hold on to both sides. It was good to see the next generation having the same problem when they sat on the bike with their grandfather. In 1986 we had our wedding pictures taken on the bike. My father has taken part in many veteran motorcycle rallies and won prizes at times. Last year, on his 80th birthday he decided that the time had come to retire the bike, it is now well wrapped up sitting in his garage gathering dust but we suspect that every now and again he sneaks to the garage and pretends to ride it for we recog-

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AHDRA Shuts Down Operations

By The Mag Man, Randy Gracy

t’s a sad day in the motorcycle industry. In the wake of the AMA Drag Racing Association closing a few years back, now my favorite drag racing sanction closes its operations for good. Craig Tharpe, owner of the All Harley Drag Racing Association (AHDRA) sent out emails and phone calls to staff, racers and tracks informing them that the 2013 season has officially been canceled. Southern Biker Magazine was a proud sponsor of this sanctioning body and was looking to get further involved in the series as well as other racing series in the form of sponsorship. But that is a foregone conclusion as Harley-Davidson has switched its primary drag racing money to the NHRA (who has begun its own Screamin’ Eagle series) and RUSH Exhausts, another primary sponsor of AHDRA, informed Craig they would not be returning for the 2013 season. I look back over the many years of going to and covering the AHDRA races over the past 20 some odd years and recall so many great memories; meeting and getting to know the racers, camping next to the race guys in the pits, hanging out by camp fires with everyone, the talk of racing and drag bikes into the late night, the days of racing in the staggering heat, the other track photographers......everything. Here’s a memory I swore I’d never tell. My first time on the track as an

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official photographer, some 12 years ago, taking photos of the Nitro Top Fuel bikes, I set up behind a nitro bike to get that perfect, rear wheel burnout shot. Jerry, long time AHDRA photographer and friend was coming to get me out of the way, when the others grabbed him and said, “Hold on, he has to learn.” Needless to say, the bikes lit up, the smoke flowed and so did the nitrous.... Right up my nose, into my lungs, into my eyes, I wiped my face and.... voulaaah, instant man with a black face that can’t breathe. It’s only funny now as I’ve seen about 5 others go through the same thing (It’s kind of a photographer thing I’ve gathered, but its funny when it’s someone else). And it’s still one of many great memories from the AHDRA race series. I will miss everyone that made this series my favorite on of all. Here’s part of the official announcement: AHDRA Official Announcement from Craig Tharpe I don’t really know where to start. This is one of the toughest things I have ever had to do. I guess the best thing to do is just get it out of the way. The 2013 AHDRA Championship Points Series is cancelled. I am sorry for holding everyone up, but there was potential to work this out and I wanted to give it the best shot. Unfortunately, it did not materialize. With our declining sponsorship support, most likely driven by our declining racer and

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2013 Supercross Season; Most Talented Field Ever is one of the greatest in sports history! Barcia exploded onto the professional scene in 2009, and took the victory in just his 2nd 450SX race ever at round 2. James Stewart and Ryan Villopoto are working through injuries and set up issues so far in 2013. The 2 title combatants are sitting in 7th and 9th place in points respectively. Villopoto suffered from multiple crashes in the opening rounds that are very uncharacteristic of him. Stewart tweaked his knee without even crashing and is riding through pain to salvage as many points as he can. It’s a long series and the title combatants will ﬁnd their groove as champions always do. The 250SX class is proving as a launching platform for Geico Honda’s

Eli Tomac. He has showcased such dominant performances that people are already predicting a perfect sweep for the young rider. His biggest threat comes from Germany’s Ken Roczen. The Red Bull KTM rider is in his 3rd season of Supercross and ﬁnishing 2nd is not going to sit well with him. If anyone can stop the ‘Tomac Train’, it’s him. Monster Energy Pro Circuit rider Martin Davalos overcame a horrendous crash in Phoenix to get 3rd. Former 250SX winners Cole Seely and Ryan Sipes are using their experience and consistency to start the season strong, while Zach Osborne is back from contesting the FIM WORLD GP and rounds out the top 5. We are in store for a great season of Monster Energy Supercross. Check your local listings of Speed, and CBS Sports to tune into the latest events.

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By Ms Mag Man, Kristin Gracy

ften times my husband or girlfriends and I ride in beneﬁts and events all over the southeast. Rider information, route knowledge and riding formation are critical components when riding in groups of two or more motorcycles. Most rides are ridden in a staggered formation. A Staggered formation is where the lead rider is positioned on the left side of a single lane; the next rider is positioned on the right side of the lane and continues back as additional riders are added to the group. We have attended many, many group rides where instructions are given to ride in a staggered formation. Ride leaders assume participants know what staggered formation means unless someone asks. When we get out on the road, it never fails that one or several riders ride directly behind the motorcycle in front of them. This causes confusion and is not a safe riding method which can cause a serious accident and injuries. No one wants to be responsible for causing that to happen to anyone. When a rider peels off and leaves the pack, ﬁll in that vacated space following the staggered formation. When turning, stay in your lane side. Don’t change from the left side of the lane to the right side of the lane unless there is an obstacle in the road. Leave a safe distance between you and the motorcycle in front of you. A general rule of thumb is one car length per 10 mph. On rides, we have seen the public standing on the street side waving to all the passing motorcycles and one person hits the brakes and it causes an accordion effect and possibly, a rear end collision. Don’t be distracted from sights like these; pay attention to what’s going on in front of you. On the other side of that coin, don’t allow a huge gap between you and the bike in front of you, especially if it is a police escorted ride. Cars will inevitably

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cut in if they have 1/2 the space of their car to squeeze in and will cause all sorts of havoc. If someone in front of you is allowing a huge gap to occur, pass them safely. They may not be comfortable riding in a pack after all. We have learned that hand signals used in combination with signal lights are the best and most effective way of letting everyone around you know what you intend to do. Sometimes the blinker bulbs are rather dim and don’t get our attention effectively. Most people are looking forward and ahead, not down where the blinkers are on most bikes. Hand signals are typically in our line of sight and quickly noticed. It takes some getting used to doing this, but it can help avoid an accident. If the rider behind you doesn’t acknowledge your intent to turn (especially right hand turns) by turning on their turn signal, DON’T TURN! Make sure everyone in your group understands that

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APRIL Apr 5-7: MULE DAY CELEBRATION at Neon Moon in Columbia. Live bands, tattoo contest, tattoo artists, lingerie dancers, poker run, live music, wet t-shirt contest. All proceeds go to charity. Chicken drop @ 12pm, ladies slaw wresting @ 3, live music. Apr 6: 2ND ANNUAL TWIST-A-GRIP Cycle Swap Meet & Cruise-In. Turn your trash into cash: Buy, Sell, Trade. See our inventory of used bikes and classic cars too! Live music & fun all day. Rent a space for only $20. Fish Fry, Drinks, vendors welcome. Plenty of Space available-5 acres. Call or email to reserve your space now. Rain date April 7. Bikers Service Center, 972 N Broad St, Lexington. 731-249-9200 or southern. motors@hotmail.com or www.southernmotorsllc.com

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invited to get a "booth space" at a special rate. We have some great ideas for your charter to make extra money and join the fun! Call Carol FMI at (615) 944-9797.

Jun 29: MOTORCYCLE RODEO at N-82 Gymnasium Parking Lot, 7915 Memphis Ave, Millington. 9am-1pm. FMI call Steven Staples at 901604-4437 or email sstaples@capefox-ps.com.

Apr 27: INDOOR MOTORCYCLE RACES at Calsonic Arena, Shelbyville. Bike Show, Swap meet. Gates: 10am, $10 admission. www.bothbarrels.us or call 615-364-1828.

EAST TN 2013 EVENTS FEBRUARY Feb 2: Valentine's Glamor/Boudoir Photo Shoot at Knoxville H-D with Free Valentines Glamour portraits. Hair and makeup services available. Call ahead to schedule your free 6"x4" portrait. Photo studio quality shoots. Packages available for purchase. Clinton Hwy 10a-1p, Lovell Rd 2p-5p. Everyone getting a valentines portrait is automatically entered to win a $100 gift card. www.harleyofknoxville.com

MAY May 3-5: BOOGIE LOO in Cookeville. FMI visit www.junebugboogie.com May 16-19: HAWG HOLLER in Atwood. Visit www.hawgholler.net FMI. May 17-19:WINGSTOCK XIII in Fayetteville, 27 Berryhill Lane.

Apr 6: CHAIN OF HOPE RIDE for missing Jennifer & Adrianna Wix missing since March 2004. Registration begins at 11:00 am, KSU at 12:00 pm. Rain date: April 13. Meet at Kmart Parking Lot, Long Hollow Pk, Goodlettsville. Your donation will help raise awareness and the reward to bring them home. FMI call Larry at 615-7679229.

May 24-26: THUNDER ON THE ROCK, music festival & bike rally. Bands & games, day & night, bike show, vendors, bike games, cold beer, RV hook ups. Special guests: 38 Special, The Kentucky Headhunters, Big Engine and Geneva. Advance tickets $40, At the gate $60. More info 423-290-2166 or Rodney@thunderontherock. net or visit www.thunderontherock.net.

Apr 13: CANEY FORK CMT/ABATE BIKE/CAR SHOW & SWAP MEET, 9am-6pm.Vendors, food, music, Trophies for winners and best in class. Ride in only and $10 per bike. TN National Guard Armory, 100 Transport Dr, Gordonsville. FMI email caneyfork@CMTABATE.COM

May 24-27: HOGFEST in Pelham. Visit www. hogfestoftn.com

Apr 13: 1ST MEMORIAL HERO RIDE 2013 by Recycle Biker Shop in Collierville. Details coming later. Beneﬁtting Midsouth Wounded Warriors. Apr 20: CMT/ABATE Swap Meet at Lane Motor Museum, Murfreesboro Pike, Nashville. Bigger and better than ever! We would like for every charter in the state to join us! Each charter is

JUNE Jun 15: LYNCHBURG MOTORCYCLE RALLY at 45 Park Alley, Lynchburg. Gates open at 7:00 am. Includes vendors, stunt show, races, scheduled rides, and a bike show with several classes. Admission to vendor display is free. Vendors set up opens at 3:00 pm on the 14th. FMI call (931) 759-4848 or go to http://lynchburgchoppers.com. Jun 20-24: JUNEBUG BOOGIE in Cookeville. Visit www.junebugboogie.com fmi.

Feb 3: SUPERBOWL PARTY at Creekside Tavern, 7428 Clinton Hwy, Knoxville. 865-362-5654. Prime Rib Buffet and rafﬂe! Feb 3: SUPERBOWL SUNDAY PARTY, with chili & drink specials till 10pm. Come enjoy the festivities at Coyote Joes, 5640 Clinton Hwy, Knoxville. 865-689-9722. Feb 3: SUPERBOWL TAILGATE with team specials. $8 pitchers on select beer. Quaker Steak & Lube, 5616 Merchants Center Blvd, Knoxville. www.quakersteakandlube.com/knoxville_tn/ 865-687-0399. Feb 12: FAT TUESDAY with beads, broads and booze at Coyote Joes, 5640 Clinton Hwy, Knoxville. 865-689-9722. Feb 14:VALENTINE'S DAY at Coyote Joes, 5640 Clinton Hwy, Knoxville. 865-689-9722. Bring your Valentine and get a free rose for the ladies. Feb 14: VALENTINE'S DAY at The Log Cabin, Ladies 1st draft is free. Hwy 411, 3 miles north of Benton. 423-299-9186.

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EAST TN 2013 EVENTS FEBRUARY Feb 14: VALENTINE'S DAY at Quaker Steak & Lube. Steak & Shrimp for 2 - $39.99. Roses for all the ladies. Live music by Jack'd Up. 5616 Merchants Center Blvd, Knoxville. www.quakersteakandlube.com/knoxville_tn/ 865-687-0399. Feb 16: BUDWEISER SHOOTOUT, $2 Bud Pints. Quaker Steak & Lube, 5616 Merchants Center Blvd, Knoxville. www.quakersteakandlube.com/ knoxville_tn/ 865-687-0399. With Tall Paul. Feb 21: GATORADE DUEL $2 Miller/Coors. Quaker Steak & Lube, 5616 Merchants Center Blvd, Knoxville. www.quakersteakandlube.com/ knoxville_tn/ 865-687-0399. With the Royal Hounds. Feb 22: A NIGHT WITH JASMINE CAIN at The Bruhin Club, 4101 Bruhin Rd, Knoxville. 865357-8020. Call to reserve a table. Feb 23: ROLLING THUNDER CHAPTER TN3 2ND Annual Chili Cook-off "Chili Chili Bang Bang at 11am, Auction starts at 2pm. Moose Lodge #1560, 6903 Mundal Rd, Knoxville. Games, door prizes, 50/50. FMI email CCBB2013@comcast.net. See ad this issue. Feb 23: BAR-B-Q CASINO NIGHT at Knoxville Harley-Davidson 605 Lovell Rd, Knoxville. 865-671-2454. Play blackjack or roulette with a $20 donation and 100% of proceeds to beneﬁt Champions For A Cause. Top 3 highest chip holders receive prizes. Relax with a freshly rolled cigar and request a tune from DJ Dave. Shop for all our favorite Harley products, open for business. Eat & Drink-we provide the free BBQ, soda & water. You pay for the other cold ones provided by Coyote Joe's Catering. Limited to the ﬁrst 100 players to sign up. Reserve your table. www.harleyofknoxville.com

Feb 23: FEB FREE FRITO PIE & CHILI DOGS at Knoxville Harley-Davidson, 5800 Clinton Hwy, Knoxville. 1pm until we run out! Events specials at both stores. 865-689-2454. www.harleyofknoxville.com Feb 24: DAYTONA 500, $2 Domestic Pints/$3 Import Pints. Quaker Steak & Lube, 5616 Merchants Center Blvd, Knoxville. www.quakersteakandlube.com/knoxville_tn/ 865-687-0399. Feb 24: DAYTONA 500 BASH-Start the season off right! Race games, prizes, free nacho bar, drink specials at Oskies Sports Bar & Grill, 155 West End Ave, Knoxville. 865-675-0900 Feb 24: DAYTONA 500, Come watch our 10 foot big screen TV at The Log Cabin. Hwy 411, 3 miles north of Benton. 423-299-9186. Feb 28: Winter Bike Nite-Daytona Bike Week Vacation Give-A-Way at Quaker Steak & Lube, 5616 Merchants Center Blvd, Knoxville. www. quakersteakandlube.com/knoxville_tn/ 865687-0399. With Hanover Fist. APRIL Apr 12-13: 2 Wheel'n the Smokies Custom Bike Show, Drive & Rally in Townsend. Join us in the Great Smoky Mountains for the premier custom bike show, drive and rally featuring the ﬁnest professional and amateur bikes. OneOff Customs, Cruisers, Touring, Cafe Racers, Antique and Sport Bikes battle it out for cool trophies and other valuable prizes. Designed to be more than just a show, family-friendly events, both at the grounds and in the area. Vendors, rafﬂes, contests, seminars, activities for the kids, organized sightseeing rides, swap meet, seminars, activities and more! Pre-registration and info visit www.2wheelnthesmokies.com or call 800-487-3333. MAY May 16-19: TELLICO BIKER RALLY, Spring

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event, beneﬁting Combat Casualty Relief Fund. Free camping & ﬁrewood at bike camping area only. Karaoke during day. Biker games, prizes, showers, RV & Trailer Camping area free with ticket. Burnout competition, huge bike show and awards ceremony. Vendors galore! Jasmine Cain, Southbound, C.A.B. and John Gilmore performing (more bands TBA!) Catch and release tournament. Advance tickets $25, At gate $40, one day ticket at gate. No weapons. Rally sponsors welcome! No one under 21 allowed. No ATVs. Call 423-337-8390 FMI or visit www.tellicobikerrally.com and Facebook. 801 Steer Creek Rd, Tellico Plains. May 19: ASPHAULT ASSAULT (BIKE WARS) & BIKE SHOW at Knoxville Dragway, 160 Raceway Dr, Maynardville. Hosted by Dixie Iron Riders & Goodfellas. Run what you brung bracket race. Gates open at 9:30 am. Preadmission $10, at the gate $12. Pre-registration and Registration $20. Children 10 and under free. Time permits grudge race $10. Test and tune time 11:30 am-1:30 pm. Time trials 1:00 pm-2:00 pm. $10 buy backs 1st round. Cash prizes: 1st $500, 2nd $250, 3rd $100, 4th $75, 5th $30. Trophies awarded for all places. Bike Show: $10 entry, Best Bike Trophy & People's Choice Trophy. All bike welcome-Harley and Metrics. Proceeds to Boys & Girls Club of Blount County. Concession only, no grills. Sponsors welcome. FMI call Eddie Hall 865-405-6862. May 28-Jun 2: TN STATE H.O.G. RALLY hosted by Smoky Mountain Harley-Davidson, Maryville. Pre-registration begins in October but if you want to reserve your hotel, this is your chance. Call 800-753-3823 or visit https://www.signup4. net/Public/ap.aspx?EID=201316E May 30: HOG RALLY WEEKEND with music & dancing at Coyote Joes, 5640 Clinton Hwy, Knoxville. 865-689-9722.

JUNE Jun 13-16: BIG TWIN BLOWOUT #12 at Coyote Joes, 5640 Clinton Hwy, Knoxville. 865-6899722. This will be our Biggest & Loudest ever!

ALABAMA

2013 EVENTS MARCH Mar 2: MOB TOWN RIDERS ANNUAL WHEELS FOR WILMER HALL DICE RUN. KSU at 11:00 AM at Touchdown Tavern, 5460 Inn Rd in Mobile. Cash prizes, auctions, live music and more. All proceeds beneﬁt Wilmer Hall Children's Home. FMI go to www.facebook.com/MobTownRiders Mar 21-24: BAMA BIKEFEST in Forkland. Visit www.bamabikefest.com FMI. Mar 30: 4th Annual BAMA SWAP N DRAG at Sand Mountain Dragway, Section. Hosted by Violent Choppers (Michael 256-630-8129) and Rick's Cycle Parts (Rick 256-638-1069). This is a motorcycle and vintage car swap meet, show and drag meet. Spots are $40.00 for 15' x 20' all outside. Gates open at 9 am to the public, 6 am for vendors. Admission is $5 for the public. APRIL Apr 4-7: BOOGIE BOTTOMS RALLY in Cleveland, AL.Visit www.rallybytheriver.com FMI. Apr 18-21: FAUNSDALE BIKE RALLY in Faunsdale, AL.Visit www.faunsdalebikerally.com FMI. Apr 20: 2nd ANNUAL RIDE FOR RIGHTS AND MOTORIST AWARENESS, a police escorted ride to Montgomery to promote safety and awareness and to kick off "Motorcycle Safety Month". Staging at 11:30 am at Walmart Shopping Center, 6545 Atlanta Hwy, Montgomery, KSU at 12:00 pm sharp. FMI visit www.dixieabate.org or email kcook@dixieabate.org. Apr 25-27: STATE H.O.G. RALLY in Dothan, AL. FMI www.alstatehogrally.com FMI.

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MAY May 17-18: SHINE IN LAPINE Rally in Lapine, AL.Visit www.shineinlapine.com FMI. JUNE Jun 6-9: BOOGIE BOTTOMS RALLY in Cleveland, AL.Visit www.rallybytheriver.com FMI. Jun 8: RALLY AT THE RIVER beneﬁt for St. Jude Children Research Hospital at McFarland Park, Florence. Vendors, food, door prizes, bike show, 50/50 drawing. All proceeds to St. Jude. $15 1st rider and $5 for 2nd rider. Registration begins at 9am, Ride starts at 11am, Bikes back at 1pm, Winner of the show at 4pm. Winner of 50/50 at end of day. Entertainment in the park all day. FMI call Peggy McCollum at 256-366-6548. Jun 27-30: BAMA BIKEFEST in Forkland, AL.Visit www.bamabikefest.com FMI.

ARKANSAS

2013 EVENTS JUNE Jun 21-22: SPRING RIVERY RALLY at Grifﬁn Park, Hardy. Featuring the Kentucky Headhunters, Velcro Fly (ZZ Top tribute band) and Vikki McGee Band. Bikink and biker bull riding on live bulls! Ms Spring River Rally contest, jello wrestling, vendor midway, concessions, bike games, poker runs, ride-in bike show, poker ﬂoat on the river, great Ozark rides, Burnout Pit, Zip line tours, ATV trail, Horseback trail rides. Free tent camping on the river, RV Hookups $25/day. FMI visit www.springriverrally.com or call 870-9558107. See ad this issue. SEPTEMBER Sep 5-7: HOT SPRINGS RALLY in Hot Springs, AR.Visit www.thehotspringsrally.com FMI.

FLORIDA

2013 EVENTS FEBRUARY Feb 9: MARDI GRA POST CRAWL hosted by American Freedom Riders from American Le-

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gion Post 36, SR 84, Ft Lauderdale. Music and Food! MARCH Mar 8-17: DAYTONA BIKE WEEK in Daytona Beach.Visit www.daytonabikeweek.com FMI. Mar 9-10: AHDRA Florida Nitro Nationals Auto Plus Raceway, Gainesville. May 24: 6th ANNUAL SMILES RIDE 4 KIDS beneﬁting Chris Every Children's Hospital. Free breakfast. Bands, Vendor mall, stunt bike exhibition, gourmet food trucks, motorcycle drill teams. Free event pin. Flea market, car & motorcycle show at the hospital. Escorted Ride to Mardi Gras Casino in Hallandale Beach. $20 per rider or $35 per couple. VIP packages available. Visit www.bikerscare4kids.org or call 954-3463343 FMI. MAY May 1-5: THUNDER BEACH RALLY in Panama City Beach. Visit www.thunderbeachproductions.com FMI.

GEORGIA

2013 EVENTS FEBRUARY Feb 16: Ride Like A PRO Atlanta Advanced Rider Skills Class, Stone Mtn. Advanced motorcycle skills course based on police motor officer training. Learn these Police Motor Officer techniques to become a more confident and improved rider no matter if you have been riding 30 years or just 3 months. These techniques allow anyone regardless of their size or strength to handle even the biggest, heaviest motorcycle with ease and confidence. Retake the class, as much as you like, free for 1 year. $150, $50 deposit required. www.ridelikeaproatlanta.com Feb 23: Ride Like A PRO Atlanta Advanced Rider Skills Class, Columbus Civic Center. Advanced motorcycle skills course based on police motor officer training. Learn these Police Motor Offi-

cer techniques to become a more confident and improved rider no matter if you have been riding 30 years or just 3 months. These techniques allow anyone regardless of their size or strength to handle even the biggest, heaviest motorcycle with ease and confidence. Retake the class, as much as you like, free for 1 year. $150, $50 deposit required. www.ridelikeaproatlanta.com MARCH Mar 2: The Blessing of the Bikes at Harley-Davidson of Atlanta, Lithia Springs. Join us for a wonderful time of dedication and bike blessing for the upcoming riding season. JB Walker will also be with us singing several old time gospel favorites. Blessing begins at 11:00am. FMI call Jan @770-944-1340 or email jan@hdatlanta.com. Mar 8-10: DUKES OF HAZZARD GEORGIA REUNION, CLASSIC CAR SHOW & MUSIC FESTIVAL. Old Middle Georgia Raceway, 4015 US Hwy 41 N in Byron. Original cast members will be signing autographs. Concerts by David Allan Coe with a Classic Car Show including 500+ cars, 200+ vendors, jump houses, family activities, and Humvee, Army Tank, Monster Truck and Helicopter rides. Music continues with Ben Jones & Cooter's Garage Band, Confederate Railroad and The LACS and local musical acts. Proceeds from the event go to the Bradley Baptist Church Road to Hope Program and the Jones County Cruisers Annual Charity Drive to benefit local children and families.FMI visit www. dukesofhazzardgareunion.com. Mar 16: Lucky '13 Party at Harley-Davidson of Atlanta, Lithia Springs. If you love Las Vegas, you're going to love this! 10am-5pm. Come be a part of the first party of the 2013, Vegas style. We'll have an assortment of tables for your gaming fun, plus complimentary adult beverages and Elvis look alike costume contest. Prizes for most chips won throughout the day include a big screen TV and H-D of Atlanta gift card. FMI contact Jan @770-944-1340 or email jan@hdatlanta.com.

Mar 16: Ride Like A PRO Atlanta Advanced Rider Skills Class, Stone Mountain. Advanced motorcycle skills course based on police motor officer training. Learn these Police Motor Officer techniques to become a more confident and improved rider no matter if you have been riding 30 years or just 3 months. These techniques allow anyone regardless of their size or strength to handle even the biggest, heaviest motorcycle with ease and confidence. Retake the class, as much as you like, free for 1 year. $150, $50 deposit required. www.ridelikeaproatlanta.com Mar 16: 11TH ANNUAL CHERRY BLOSSOM RUN. Registration at 9am at the Grove Bar & Grill, 4681 Bill Gardner Parkway, Locust Grove. Police escorted ride on back roads, free coffee & donuts during registration. Bikes will park on exhibit lawn at Macon's Cherry Blossom Festival. Event t-shirts & patch available plus door prizes and raffles. $10 per bike & $5 per passenger. KSU at 11am. FMI call Paul Kerr at 770490-2339. Mar 23: CHRISTIAN MOTORCYCLISTS ASSOCIATION SERVANT RIDERS #921 BLESSING OF THE BIKES. 10am-2pm, Southern Pines Recreation Park, Dublin. The day will include a meet and greet for all types of bikers which includes each motorcycle rider to be provided lunch and a 2013 "Blessing" decal with a prayer for safety. We look forward to meeting and serving you as we "Change the World, One Heart at a Time." FMI call Kevin at 478-609-1522. APRIL Apr 6-7: ABATE OF GA SWAP MEET, 1025 S. Hill St. Griffin. Apr 17-21: ANGEL CITY RALLY in Unadilla.Visit www.angelcityrally.com FMI. Apr 26-28: MILLEDGEVILLE RALLY in Milledgeville. Visit www.milledgevillethunderrally.com FMI.

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2013 EVENTS APRIL Apr 6-7:VETTE CITY MOTORCYCLE EXPO located at Sloan Convention Center, 1021 Wilkinson Trace, Bowling Green. Bike Show! Vendors! Swap Meet! 2 Big Days! One Low Price! For vendor information call Jimmy at 812-618-6425, email jarp@owensborobikernews.com, or visit http://www.vettecitymotorcycleexpo.com/. Apr 27-28: AMRA Beech Bend Raceway, NO TF or Nitro Funnybike, Bowling Green. MAY May 16-19: 9th ANNUAL HAWG VALLEY BIKE RALLY located on Corley Chapel Rd, Graham. Bike show, Live bands, body painting, under new management! $25 entry fee. 21 years and older only. FMI visit www.hawgvalleybikerally. com, call Frank at 812-660-0584 or email frank. parsley@gmail.com. JUNE Jun 6-8: 2013 KENTUCKY STATE H.O.G. RALLY hosted by Wildcat H-D. Pre-registration available soon but if you want to go ahead and get your room this is your chance. Call 800-7533823 or click here to see all the local hotels we are working with and book your rooms today. Jun 29-30: AMRA Beech Bend Raceway, Bowling Green. JULY July 18-21: KENTUCKY BIKE RALLY in Little Sturgis, KY. FMI visit www.kentuckybikerally.com

LOUISIANA

2013 EVENTS MARCH Mar 22-23: 10th Annual Ride for Autism. Ride starts at Cajun H-D, 724 I-10 So. Frontage Rd. in Scott. Registration begins at Cajun H-D on 22nd from 6:00 pm-8:00 pm and motorcycles leave at 8:00 pm. Registration fee is $45/hand includes a t-shirt, event pin, ride token, complimentary

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meal and more.The overnight motorcycle poker run is from Scott to Orange Beach. $750 awarded to best hand, $500 for second, and $250 for third. FMI call (985) 237-0429 or go to www. projectindependence.org. Mar 23-24: AMRA State Capitol Raceway, Baton Rouge.

MISSISSIPPI

2013 EVENTS MAY May 17-19: THUNDER RIDGE BIKE RALLY, 15893 Hwy 19, North Philadelphia. $25 weekend pass, $15 day pass. Live entertainment, biker games, bike show, vendors, free camping, RV hookups and more! FMI call 601-416-9175 or melody1079@bellsouth.net May 24-27: 30TH ANNUAL GULFPORT MEMORIAL DAY BLOWOUT at Gulfport Dragway, 17085 Race Track Rd, Gulfport. The event includes a bike show, bikini & wet T-shirt contest, burn out, live music and more. FMI call 228-3928281 or visit www.gulfportmemorialdayblowout.com

NORTH CAROLINA

2013 EVENTS APRIL Apr 12-15: BARRY'S BIKE RALLY at Barry's on Walnut Island, 169 Walnut Island Blvd, Grandy. All bikes and riders welcome. 252-453-2261 or www.walnutisland.com Apr 20-21: AHDRA Carolina Spring Nitro Nationals Rockingham Dragway. MAY May 3-5: THUNDER IN THE SMOKIES, in Maggie Valley, NC. Visit www.handlebarcorral.com FMI. May 31-Jun 1: BOONE BIKE RALLY, 748 Roby Greene Road, Boone, NC. The High Country's largest and loudest biker extravaganza returns and is bigger and better than ever! Bike games,

traditional rally contests and vendors. Live music with DB Bryant Band, Dice, Problem Child, Throwdown Jones & JJL Band. Visit www. boonebikerally.com or call 828-733-8060 FMI. JUNE Jun 28-30: HOT SPRINGS MOTORCYCLE WEEKEND in Hot Springs, NC. Visit www.hotspringsrallync.com FMI.

SOUTH CAROLINA

2013 EVENTS MARCH Mar 17: 1ST ANNUAL ST PATRICK DAY POKER RUN to benefit the LDMC Fallen Officer Fund. Starts at Cycle Gear, 2017 Wade Hampton Blvd, Greenville. KSU at 11:30 am. Run ends at Mac's Speed Shop, 930 S. Main St, Greenville. 50/50 raffle, door prizes, silent auction, photographer on site. Dinner included in the run fee of $25 per bike. $10 for extra hand or passenger. Drink & food specials, special musical guest. LBI at 4pm. MAY May 10-19: MYRTLE BEACH BIKE WEEK, Myrtle Beach, SC. Visit www.myrtlebeachbikeweek. com FMI.

TEXAS

2013 EVENTS MARCH Mar 1-3: NHRA Royal Purple Raceway, Houston. Mar 10: Little River Dragway Motorcycle Sunday-Texas Scooter Times, Little River Dragway, Temple. APRIL Apr 26-27: Vintage Motorcycle Racing in conjunction with the 2nd Annual Texas Hot Rod Reunion - Little River Dragway, Temple.

VIRGINIA EVENTS

2013 EVENTS MARCH Mar 23-24: BATTLEFIELD BASH. Rally will be held at Rockahock Campgrounds, 1428 Outpost Road in Lanexa. Gates open at 10:00 am. Event includes a poker run through National Battleﬁelds in the area and People's Choice Bike Show with awards, bands, vendors and more! All proceeds from this event go directly to the Sitter & Barfoot Veterans Care Center. FMI call (804) 704-3462. APRIL Apr 12-13: NHRA Virginia Motorsports Park, Petersburg. JUNE Jun 1: BACK OF THE DRAGON DAY "The Awakening" come celebrate the riding and driving season on Back of the Dragon. Located at 910 E. Fincastle Tnpk, North Tazewell. Opening ceremony at 10am. Monster stunt team. Major motorcycle and sports car companies will be there to show off their vehicles. Motorcycle and car vendors. Bike show registration fee $10, 9am-12pm to register, trophies at 2pm. Food and live entertainment. FMI call Larry at 276988-5726 or backofthedragon@gmail.com.

NATIONAL EVENTS

2013 EVENTS JUNE Jun 6-8: ILLINIOS STATE H.O.G. RALLY in Quincy, IL.Visit www.ilstatehogrally.com FMI. Jun 13-16: HOG ROCK RALLY in Cave In Rock, IL.Visit www.hogrock.com FMI. JULY Jul 18-21: THE BOOGIE in Springville, IN. Visit www.abateoﬁndiana.org FMI.

MAY May 16-19: RALLY IN THE CRATER in Mt. Enterprise, TX.Visit www.rallys-r-us.com FMI.

February, 2013

Wild Hog Publications Launches New Website www.SouthernBikerMagazine.com

outhern Biker Magazine launched its brand new website a reception held the residence of Joe Ball. Several friends, staff and Southern Biker Magazine customers attended the reception. AS everyone gathered, a countdown commenced and as I got to one,

Joe Ball of Joe Ball Consultant’s, who built the site, pushed the ﬁnal buttons and on an 80 inch HD TV screen, the website came to life. Many hours went into the building of this project and Southern Biker Magazine now has new and better ways for its readers to post and get information about rides, events and upcoming rallies. Their customers will have a new avenue to reach those on-line customers they are wanting as well.

A HUGE “Thank You” went to Joe Ball and all his time put into the building and producing this great product. Southern Biker Magazine sponsored “Old Guys Do Rule Racing” Pro Stock drag bike ridden by Tom Caldwell who won the 2012 championship; Tom’s forth championship but the magazine’s very ﬁrst ever. At the reception Tom surprised us and presented Kristin and Randy Gracy with a #1 plate to commemorate his great season.

Joe Ball, Frankie Ballew, Larry Safﬂes, Tom Caldwell, Jimmy Roberts & Linda Meese

BIKE NIGHTS, WEEKLY RIDES & RECURRING EVENTS

CREEKSIDE TAVERN, 7428 Clinton Hwy, Powell, TN. Monday Night Football $1 drafts, $2 bottle during game time. 865-362-5654.

Center Blvd, Knoxville, TN. 865-687-0399 or www.thelube.com All you can eat wings $12.99 on Tuesdays.

THE LOG CABIN, Hwy 411 (3 miles north of Benton, TN). Pool tournaments begin Nov 4. 423-299-9186.

WINGS XPRESS, 5227 Clinton Hwy, Knoxville, TN, 865-357-9464. Serving wings, burgers, subs, pizza, salads. Lunch special M-F 11am-2pm, NASCAR specials, $2 long necks all races.

OSKIE'S SPORTS BAR & GRILL, 155 West End Ave, Knoxville, TN. 865-675-0900. Karaoke 7pm-12am.

OSKIE'S SPORTS BAR & GRILL, 155 West End Ave, Knoxville TN. 865-675-0900. Karaoke 712am.

QUAKER STEAK and LUBE, 5616 Merchants Center Blvd, Knoxville, TN. 865-687-0399 or www.thelube.com $5 burger special.

CREEKSIDE TAVERN, 7428 Clinton Hwy, Powell, TN. Bike Night/Day Sat & Sun, beer & food specials. Free Food Sundays! Karaoke 9pm-1am. 865-362-5654.

OSKIE'S SPORTS BAR & GRILL, 155 West End Ave, Knoxville, TN. 865-675-0900. Karaoke 7p12a.

DILLENGERS THE HIDE OUT,10067 Hwy 46, Bon Aqua, TN. www.dillengersthehideout.com 931-670-0988. Sunday Free wings & happy hour prices. QUAKER STEAK and LUBE, 5616 Merchants Center Blvd, Knoxville, TN. 865-687-0399 or www.thelube.com NFL Ticket beer specials. COYOTE JOES, 5640 Clinton Hwy, Knoxville, TN. 865-689-9722-$2 Bloody Mary's till 4pm. ASIA CAFÉ Central Ave. Pike and Callahan in Knoxville, TN. 865-688-8888. Bike Night Sundays 3pm to 9:30pm. Drink & Food Specials, Live Music/Karaoke Third Sunday: Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2007, 1126 Claire Ave, West Palm Beach, FL. 561-833-0687. 9:30am -12pm, Nam Knights MC and VFW Post 2007 has a "Sunday Brunch". FMI call VFW Post 2007. MONDAY COYOTE JOES, 5640 Clinton Hwy, Knoxville, TN. 865-689-9722. $2 Dom. Bottles, .35 cent wings.

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DILLENGERS THE HIDE OUT, 10067 Hwy 46, Bon Aqua, TN. www.dillengersthehideout.com 931-670-0988. Free pool all day Monday! Fourth Monday: CMT/ABATE, INC. KNOXVILLE CHARTER MEETING. 7pm at Famous Dave's BBQ, 378 Cedar Bluff Rd, Knoxville, TN. FMI Dean at 931-761-8038 or visit www.cmtabate.com Weekdays 5-7 pm EST Tune in to the Rockin Roadshow Live Visual Radio Broadcast for bikers by bikers. Broadcast from Radio Bar and Grill, 2806 E. Busch Blvd, Tampa, FL. www.Rockinroadshow.com or 813-915-1555. TUESDAY BELLEVUE PUB BIKE NIGHT starting Jan 1. 142 Belle Forest Circle, Nashville, TN 615-891-2529. Happy hour 3p-8p: Food & Drink Specials. COYOTE JOES, 5640 Clinton Hwy, Knoxville, TN. 865-689-9722-$2 Dom. Bottles, .35 cent wings. CREEKSIDE TAVERN, 7428 Clinton Hwy, Powell, TN. Tuesday Ladies Night, wear bikini top & get 25c drafts all night. 865-362-5654. QUAKER STEAK and LUBE, 5616 Merchants

AHDRA #1 Pro Stock Plate Presentation Second Tuesday: H.O.G. DRAGON CHAPTER ACTIVITIES MEETING (6 pm), ROAD CAPTAIN'S MEETING (7 pm) At the Shed. Smoky Mountain Harley-Davidson, Maryville, TN 865977-1669 www.dragonhog.com

ABIFF PUB, 3299 Hwy 46, Dickson, TN. 615412-4224. Tues Ladies Night, @1 beer (ladies only) Live Music.

Second Tuesday: CHRISTIAN MOTORCYCLIST ASSOC Nashville Chapter meeting. Eat at 6pm, meet at 7pm. Shoney's across from Opryland Hotel, 2645 McGavock Pike, Nashville,TN. www. cmausa.org or www.smaser6.org/tnlionsofjudah

DILLENGERS THE HIDE OUT: 10067 Hwy 46, Bon Aqua, TN. www.dillengersthehideout.com 931-670-0988. MENS NITE $5 per pitch draft for men. $1 long necks for ladies! 8pm-10pm Tuesdays.

Third Tuesday:VOLUNTEER THUNDER CHAPTER MEETING in the Hog room, 7pm. Knoxville Harley Davidson, 5800 Clinton Highway, Knoxville, TN. 865-689-2454. www.volunteerthunder.com.

AMERICAN LEGION POST 47 BIKE NIGHT, 171 Legion Dr,Waynesville, NC. (828) 456-8691. Starts at 6:30pm. vboombatz2000@yahoo.com

WEDNESDAY DILLENGERS HIDEOUT, 10067 Hwy 46, Bon Aqua, TN. 931-670-0988. www.dillengersthehideout.com Pool tournament Wednesdays at 8pm.DJ Grif & Karaoke. Kitchen.

First Tuesday: CMT/ABATE OF ROBERTSON COUNTY MEETING at the Pit, Springﬁeld, TN. 615-476-0935, 7pm. First Tuesday: ANDERSON COUNTY, TN TOY RUN COMMITTEE MEETING. 7 pm. 865-8050527 info@andersoncountytoyrun.org First Tuesday: LADIES OF HARLEY DRAGON CHAPTER MEETING, The Shed at SMH-D, Maryville, TN, 6 pm. First Tuesday: CHRISTIAN MOTORCYCLIST ASSOCIATION MEETING Outriders for Christ, Tullahoma Chapter meet at Western Sizzlin in Tullahoma, TN. Fellowship and dining begins at 5:30 pm and meeting begins at 6:30 pm. First and Third Tuesdays: HOT WINTER NIGHTS sponsored by Yamaha @ Water's Edge, 13188 Marina Way, Woodbridge, VA. 7:30pm1am. Poison at poison1@ymail.com.

BUFFALO WILD WINGS, 1242 Vann Dr, Jackson, TN. Bike Night starts at 5pm. Bike parking, covered patio, ﬂat screen TVs, drink specials. CREEKSIDE TAVERN, 7428 Clinton Hwy, Powell, TN. Wed Hump Night, 8p-10p $1 drafts. 865362-5654. QUAKER STEAK and LUBE, 5616 Merchants Center Blvd, Knoxville, TN. 865-687-0399 or www.thelube.com All you can eat breaded boneless wings $10.99 Wednesdays. COYOTE JOES, 5640 Clinton Hwy, Knoxville, TN. 865-689-9722. Blues Jam w/LeBron Lazenby & LA3. OSKIE'S SPORTS BAR & GRILL, 155 West End Ave, Knoxville, TN. 865-675-0900. Free pool & jukebox all night.

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t was dreary day, overcast, drizzle, wet and chilly, but the ride was worth it; 128 miles to Palmer to honor a hero that after missing for 62 years ﬁnally was brought home. PFC Glenn Shely Schoenmann was serving with Company M, 3rd Battalion, 31st Infantry Regiment, 7th Infantry, United States Army during the battle at Chosin Reservoir in North Korea, November 1950. It was on the 28th day of that cold, frozen November that his unit was overrun by an estimated 300,000 Chinese which had come to the rescue of North Korea. The American and South Korean forces had fought back from nearly being driven off the South Korean peninsula as the North Koreans had invaded an unprepared South in an effort to unite the entire country under communist rule. The defenders were gathered into a small defense perimeter at Pusan until General McArthur pulled off one of the most daring gambles of modern warfare. He landed a force at Inchon Harbor near the 38th parallel to cut off the supply lines to the Northern forces that until that time, held the upper hand. The Americans along with their South Korean partners fought back and after taking back Seoul, continued north all the way to the Manchurian border. It was there that then President Truman ordered a halt to the advance and the Chinese intervention began pushing the American forces back. That famous battle which was the turning point was at the Chosin Reservoir. Private First Class Glenn Schoenmann, hunkered down in his frozen fox hole was either not informed or was unable to respond to the order to fall back, when he was captured and taken prisoner. He was born November 12th, 1930 in Palmer TN to William Elbert and Minnie Agnes Tate Schoenmann. His Father, William, worked at the lumber camps in Palmer and Barker Cove and eventually moved to Werner Farm in

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Tracy City where Glenn grew up. He worked the farm with his sister and his three brothers. Glenn attended Shook School until he enlisted in the military. Although he was presumed killed during captivity, he was carried as MIA (Missing in Action) until his remains were returned to a United Nations search team in 2004 at which time he was transferred to Hawaii for identification. Through DNA testing, his family was located and in 2012 plans were made for his return. His remains were brought to Nashville, and with an escort of veteran organizations, on Thursday, January 10th, a motorcade brought him to Palmer. On January 11th, visitation was held at Layne Funeral Home. On January 12th, he was brought to Grundy County High School for his funeral. As I rode into town, I saw American flags being flown from every house window, porch, business entrance, cars, trucks and anywhere a flag could stand. The flags on poles were at half mast. The funeral was attended by approximately 250 people from Grundy County and the surrounding towns. Many veteran motorcycle riding organizations and others were in attendance. The Sequatchie County Honor Guard paid their respects by presenting plaques to the Schoenmann surviving family members. Those in attendance were representatives from Governor Haslam’s office, Lt. Governor Ramsey’s office, Many-Bears Grinder, Tennessee Veterans Affairs Commissioner as well as other dignitaries. Of the speakers that were present, another survivor of that war and that battle was a retired Lt. Colonel that flew air support in a B26 for air cover for the retreating troops on the ground. He spoke of the weather conditions at that time. “It was 30 degrees below -0- . The ground was frozen and the troops were not outfitted with protective clothing for that kind

of weather. They suffered from frost bite and at night were unable to light ﬁres as the glow would disclose their positions to the enemy. Conditions were unbearable.” Glenn was buried at Browns Chapel Cemetery, Palmer, TN on January 12, 2012.

PFC Glenn Schoenmann

February, 2013

MARK A. DEGEORGE

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February,, 2013

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