Southern Biker Magazine December 2014 by Kristin Gracy

December 2014

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from our Southern Biker family to yours • Honda Pioneer UTV Review • Many Toy Ride • Billy Lane Back at Choppers Inc. Reviews & Photos • Fobo's Wireless Tire Pressure Gauge

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Riders Support Children at Christmas with the TN National Guard........................ 8 Joe Ball Becomes an American............................................................................................ 9 Appleton H-D Holds Open House..................................................................................10 14th Annual Eagle Toy Run.................................................................................................10 Motorcycle Builder Billy Lane Begins to Rebuild Image & Choppers, Inc...............12 FOBO Tire Pressure Monitoring System........................................................................14 All The Difference in The World by Kathy Tolleson of ROAR...................................15 2015 Honda Pioneer 500 Side-By-Side.....................................................................16, 18 23rd Annual East Tennessee Toy Run.....................................................................................18 9th Annual Tickled Pink Breast Cancer Awareness Poker Run.................................20 Harleys in Whoville Toy Parade.........................................................................................21 Tennessee Helmet Laws Clarified....................................................................................22 Hamilton County Toy Run.................................................................................................23 Food for Thought - Gloria Jeans Restaurant..................................................................24 Recipe - Baked Potato Soup..............................................................................................24 Bike Night Photos..........................................................................................................26-27 Southern Biker Riders.........................................................................................................28 Steelhorse Law - Advice & Tips from your Attorneys.................................................28 Boswell's Nashville Toy Run Benefits Metro Police Charities....................................30 Alabama .........................23 Georgia ....................23-24 N. Carolina..............................24 Tennessee - Middle & West.....25

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This month marks my 50th birthday, and while I have so many things to be thankful for: a loving husband, health, love of family and friends and a successful business (just to name a few), I recently had this epiphany that I'm not as young as I used to be. In my mind, I'm still 20 or 30 years old and think there is plenty of time to do anything. As I celebrate 50 years on this planet, I realize time is more precious than ever and somewhat limited. I grew up with horses and it was a lifelong dream to have a career with horses, but back in the day, that was limited to the affluent in my home town. There are more and more schools that teach you how to have a career in the horse world now. If only I were younger, was my thought after I learned this. Don't get me wrong, I have a strong passion for motorcycles. My love of horses transferred to motorcycles. When I started riding steel horses, it gave me the same exhilarating feeling as when I was aboard my 4-legged horse. I meet motorcycle enthusiasts and am amazed at the number of other women that ride motorcycles who have/had horses. Happy to know there are other kindred spirits out there. To all you young people: Don't wait too long to find and make your path in life. Don't be fooled into thinking: "I have plenty of time to do ____ (you fill in the blank)," because time passes quickly. In your golden years when you are reflecting one day, be proud of your life's accomplishments and spend it with people who love you and make you happy. Check off Keep Your Knees In The Breeze! all items on your bucket list Kristin "Ms Mag Man" Gracy early, don't wait!

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Riders Support Children at Christmas with the TN National Guard By the Mag Man, Randy Gracy

he Airmen & Soldiers of the Tennessee National Guard and riders from all over the East TN area came in support for children that are hurting or in need at Christmas time, even if it’s our own Tennessee soldiers. Registration began at Knoxville Harley-Davidson on Clinton Hwy. with Lenny’s Sub Shop dishing out subs, chips and tea for the riders. Riders began their trek stopping at Smokey Mountain Biker Gear, Schrader’s Custom & Collision, Cycle Gear, Biker Rags and then ending at Wild Wing Café. There the riders enjoyed food from Wild Wing Café and a HUGE assortment of auction items donated by so many great businesses. Everything from National Guard backpacks to cowboy hats to watches to trips and even a pair of Diamond Gusset Jeans went to the high bidder. Everyone had a safe ride and funds and toys were donated to those children in need. Benefiting from this year’s ride is the East Tennessee Children’s Hospital and the children of soldiers of the CCRF (Combat Casualty Relief Fund).

Knox Gold Exchange, US Gold & Gun, Smokey Mtn Biker Gear, Biker Rags, Wild Wing Café, Schrader's C&C, Knoxville Harley-Davidson and all the riders and supporters of the event. Kristin & I are so blessed to be able to host this event and look forward to next year’s two events! “HUA” to all those of the TNNG, God Bless and Thank You!

I’m honored to ride for this great cause with some of our very own soldiers, after giving so much, who are giving back to their own community. Thank you to several great sponsors and donations from 96.7 Merle FM, Fountain City Jewelers, Ink & Leather Social Club, Whiskey River Wild,

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Joe Ball Becomes an American

nown to most of us as Smokin' Joe Ball, he arrived here from Canada in July of 2000. Joe Ball, left of the Honorable Tomas A.Varlan, officially became an American Citizen on November 6, 2014. Joe has called Tennessee his home since arriving here...and now he calls the United States, his country. We are thrilled to be a part of this life event with Joe, as were many others of his friends (the court officer said Joe had one of the largest groups to attend a ceremony that he could ever remember). We celebrate this day with him and wish him much success and happiness.

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14th Annual Eagle Toy Run

By The Mag Man, Randy Gracy

he Sportsman’s Lodge parking lot filled up with the roar of motorcycles for the largest military toy ride, 14th Annual Eagle Toy Run benefiting the Fort Campbell Holiday House. Operation Homefront was in full swing as the riders made their way to Appleton HarleyDavidson for the end of the ride and a huge afterparty. There the riders enjoyed music from Seven To Shine, World Champions BBQ and lots of refreshments. Lots of toys were donated and several hundreds of dollars were raised for Operation Homefront Tennessee & Kentucky; for our military families and wounded warriors. I just love Appleton’s slogan for the ride; “Salute Those Who Defend Our Country & Protect Our Freedom To Ride”.

Appleton Harley-Davidson Holds Open House By The Mag Man, Randy Gracy by their community and their Armed Forces of nearby Fort Campbell. The vendors had lots of things for everyone, even an oak cask barrel that folds ulling in to the Appleton’s out into a bar and table (Oh if Santa Harley-Davidson, Middle could bring me one of those). There Tennessee’s oldest dealer, Gracie was food from the Tilted Kilt and and I were VIP parked right up front cold beverages for everyone, pin near the stage and all the vendors. stripers, cartoon painters and more. I was immediately greeted by Tia The Jon Royce Band was rocking Suiter, the owner, who made me the whole day long on the main feel right at home. I got to meet so stage and entertaining the large many people from the military and crowd. But the biggest attraction from several states. Looking at all the honors and service memorabilia were the demo rides and the big on Appleton’s walls gave me a sense discounts inside the dealership. of pride knowing that a motorcycle Needless to say a few folks will be happy at Christmas time. business is being so appreciated

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Motorcycle Builder Billy Lane Begins To Rebuild Image and Choppers, Inc. By The Mag Man, Randy Gracy

illiam David “Billy” Lane is widely known as a celebrity motorcycle builder of custom motorcycles and owner of Choppers Inc. in Melbourne, Florida. In September 2006, Billy crashed his pickup head-on into 56-year-old Sebastian Inlet State Park ranger Gerald Morelock’s small Yamaha motorcycle on a darkened road. Morelock was killed. Lane pleaded no contest in June 2009 to one count of vehicular homicide. Prosecutors dropped a DUI manslaughter charge as part of a plea deal. In prison, Billy lived day to day with the accident and its consequences. “I made the single most irresponsible decision in my life and it cost another man his life,” Lane said. “I’ve had to think about what happened and I look up to the sky, pray to God for his soul and for his family”, he said. While in prison, Billy taught other inmates things he himself had learned in regards to building things. He also used the time in the minimum security facility to help others, including youth who were brought to him to talk about his experience in the criminal justice system. During 2012 he was approached by a group to build an Air Force tribute bike as part of a four tribute bike build for Rolling Thunder’s 25th Anniversary. Each bike represented a different branch of the Armed Services. “I hope you can see through all the hard work put into this Air Force bike how much we appreciate all of your service and hard work,” Billy said, addressing the men and women of the Air Force. “That’s why I chose a 1930’s Speedway racer. It represents incredible speed. It’s lightweight and it’s obviously the

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fastest of the five bikes out there.” Several months prior to his release, Billy was able to be on a paid work release program where he worked at a new motorcycle shop; every day reporting back to the Department’s custody. Billy was finally released from prison on September 19th of this year. Now back in Florida serving three years probation, Billy’s life has turned for the better. He is newly married to his Billy & E long time rin girlfriend, Erin, and is back doing what he loves, back at Choppers, Inc., building bikes. We all are giving him time with family and close friends before bombarding him with interviews and requests. But one thing is for sure; Billy is a changed man and a changed person inside. You can see that with his new quest for a normal life; you can hear it in his voice and a new found smile for everyone to see.

From Billy’s sister Georgia on Billy’s Facebook page: “...We’re going to give him some space to re-adjust, then we’ll soon be back with news and updates, and sharing some of Billy’s plans for the future. Thanks to all of you for the good wishes and support.”

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Interesting facts >> Billy Lane holds seven US patents on motorcycle parts and accessories and has authored two books, an autobiography, Billy Lane’s Chop Fiction: It’s not a Motorcycle, Baby, It’s a Chopper (2004) and Billy Lane’s How to Build Old School Choppers, Bobbers and Customs (2005.) He also holds an Associate of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering from FSU and a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering from Florida International University. December, 2014

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FOBO Tire Pressure Monitoring System World’s First Bluetooth Smart TPMS for Motorcycles & Trikes By The Mag Man, Randy Gracy

ere’s an item all of us can use and it’s affordable. How many times do you need to check your tire pressure but just don’t want to or didn’t take the time to. Well, now you can in your spare time. Fobo’s new Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) uses Bluetooth 4.0 and individual tire sensors to actively monitor pressures and provide real time data to the user’s Smartphone on a 24/7 basis. Simply using a Bluetooth 4.0-enabled smart gauge in place of your tire air cap and the small on-board monitoring unit (stored in saddlebag or handlebar bag), your phone will begin telling you tire pressure by way of a free downloadable app from the company. Each tire is uniquely identified so readouts are provided for each individual tires. If the tire levels drop below acceptable levels, an alarm is sent to your phone. If the system

thinks the tire pressure is unsafe, an even more aggressive alert is sounded. It’s also set up to monitor extra tires so those couples that ride together, can monitor their tires together. The units are designed to be waterproof and can operate in extreme hot and cold weather. They also come with proprietary nuts and wrench for theft deterrent. What better way to keep those tires lasting as long as they are suppose to and keeping you safe at the same time.

It’s another Christmas present coming before next riding season! Units will begin being shipped March of 2015 and here’s where to order yours: https://my-fobo.com/ Product/FOBOBike.

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All the Difference in the World

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et's face it, because motorcycles predominantly have been built for men, a lot of the bikes don't fit women they way they should. Most women ride perched on the nose of the seat rather than sitting comfortably down in the seat.That's a starting indicator, can you sit comfortably in the seat or do you feel like you're nearly sitting on the gas tank? I'm going to give you a couple of rules of thumb on how to determine if a bike fits you or not. First and foremost, when you come to a stop, can you plant both feet firmly on the pavement with your knees slightly bent? That is of upmost importance in maintaining control of your bike.There are lowering kits and other things you can do to drop your bike a couple of inches, if necessary Secondly, are your arms fully extended when you're simply sitting on the bike? If so, you'll need to either get extenders on the handlebars, a different set of bars, or a

different bike. Now be careful here, because a different set of bars can totally change the handling of the bike.The reason you don't want to be fully extended just sitting on the bike is because then you have no turning radius.You will get into situations where you have more turn than you have arm which can be dangerous. Being overextended also causes upper back, neck and shoulder strain.Your arms should have a slight bend at the elbows and be relaxed from the shoulders. Thirdly, can you sit on the bike with legs comfortably bent and your feet on the pegs or footboards? (I switched to footboards several years ago and would never go back, especially if you're going to do any distance riding.) You should be able to shift and brake without having your legs totally extended. Foot pegs are great for beginner riders because it's easier to get your feet down from pegs than footboards. One last thing, the width of the bike is especially important for women.The bike can look low, but if it's too wide, it won't

be comfortable. It will feel like the frame and seat cut you in the upper thigh.Trying a bike on for size is like trying on shoes.They may look great but if they are the least bit uncomfortable when you just try them on, what about after a day of walking? Ouch!!! You may sit on a bike and think you can live with it, but what about a couple of hundred miles later? I remember the first time I rode a bike that actually fit me. It was a whole new experience! I remember thinking to myself, that's the way most guys feel when they ride. It was awesome to ride hundreds of miles and at the end of the day not have any sore muscles. And I am in my sixties, so whether you're young or old, I encourage you girls, ride a bike that fits you, it makes all the difference in the world!

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2015 Honda Pioneer 500 Side-By-Side By The Mag Man, Randy Gracy

eing a Honda fan since I was five years old, I couldn’t wait to get my hands on the new Honda Pioneer 500 side-by-side as my buddy Don Smith at Honda Powersports insisted I needed to try when I was looking for Honda Forman. Since we live on a farm, we need a 4x4 ATV, a UTV or something and this was my chance to check out something new in the market. And Oh boy… I hope Santa thinks I was a good boy this year. I was skeptical at first as my friend Skip unloaded it out of the back of his truck at Windrock Park. That’s right, the back of the truck, not on a trailer. I then climbed into the surprisingly roomy cab and comfortable seat with a threepoint Emergency Locking Retractor seat belt. Right out of the gate I

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noticed the power it has with its 475cc engine that is taken from the proven Fourtrax Forman 4X4 ES. The electric shift five-speed transmission with reverse is conveniently located on the steering column with an industry first paddle shift system that made it even more fun to ride! We rode some trails that only ATVs can access and with its 50” wide body, it maneuvered quite well; it’s allowed on those ATV width restricted areas, too. In 2-wheel drive, it was easy to break the wheels loose as there is no

lacking in low end torque on this machine. In 4WD the Pioneer was easily driven and very responsive; just what I need on those hills through the woods and mud holes on the farm. This Pioneer features all the benefits of the 700 model, like comfortable seating for two, a Roll Over Protection Structure, and a 1000-pound load tow capacity. The typical bed that’s on most UTVs is opted out for a heavy duty rack that can haul 475 pounds. Great for hauling horse tack, fencing, hay or coolers full of refreshments. The door December, 2014

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2015 Honda Pioneer Side-By-Side system has automotive style latches with rubber vibration isolators and a window net system that closes itself when the door is latched. The rest of the day was spent riding and admiring the machine as we had many folks come up and look to see what it was. I never got tired till I got home. I’m excited to write this review and have my wife, uh; I mean you, read it. I have always been impressed with Honda with its reliability and performance. The new Pioneer 500

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was no exception. It’s perfect for hunting, chores on the farm or a fast trail ride. And Honda has jumped on this unit as there’s a full line of more than 40 Honda Genuine and Signature Accessories to add to it so there’s no waiting for someone to invent it. You can have them added when you buy one. This is one of those things you will see years and years from now. It is virtually what the public has been asking for and Honda has answered with this new 2015 Pioneer 500. 2015 Honda Pioneer 500 Specs: Engine: 475cc liquid-cooled 4-stroke; OHV; Longitudinally mounted Bore x Stroke: 92.0mm x 71.5mm Compression Ratio: 9.5:1 Fuel: Programmed Fuel Injection (PGM-FI), 36mm throttle body IGNITION: Full-transistorized with electronic advance

Transmission: Electric-shift 5-speed w/reverse (first gear is L= LOW) Drive Train: Direct front and rear driveshafts Front Suspension: Independent double wishbone, 5.9 inches of travel Rear Suspension: Independent double wishbone with pre-load adjustment, 5.9 inches of travel Front Brakes: Dual hydraulic 190mm discs Rear Brake: 200mm hydraulic disc Tires: (Front) 24×8-12 – (Rear) 24×10-12 Length: 102.5 Width: 50.0 Height: 72.4 in Wheelbase: 73.1 in Seat Height: 28.7 in Fuel Capacity: 4.1 gallons including 1.1 gallon reserve Wet Weight: 1010 lbs Turning Radius: 13.0 feet Towing Capacity: 1000 lbs. Payload Capacity: 450 lbs. Colors: Red, Olive, Yellow, Honda Phantom Camo MSRP: $8499

23rd Annual East Tennessee Toy Run

By The Mag Man, Randy Gracy

undreds of riders gathered at the Tennessee Smokies stadium to support the 23rd anniversary of the East Tennessee Toy Run and the season of giving. With Santa leading his sleigh of toys, the riders were escorted by law enforcement officers from Sevier County to Blount County into the parking lot at Smoky Mountain Harley-Davidson. Lots of toys and funds were raised to give back to the area communities for those not as fortunate this year at Christmas time. Many auction items were available and you could also lift off the ground in a hot air balloon with Santa. This year’s event marked the first East Tennessee Toy Run without a very dear friend of mine who passed away this year; Jim Miscichoski was instrumental in organizing this ride and always giving back to the community. Jim may not have been there physically, but his spirit brought the riders great weather and a warm feeling of giving throughout the day.

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9th Annual Tickled Pink Breast Cancer Awareness Poker Run By The Mag Man, Randy Gracy

ome one, come all, as long as you’re in pink! The 9th Annual Tickled Pink Breast Cancer Poker Run was in full swing as registration began at Panama City Harley-Davidson. The ride kicked off with a card punched and a mighty roar and had stops at American Legion Post 392, the Roadhouse Saloon, the VFW, the Sims Veteran Home and ending at Club Flashback. Everyone including the men came pinked out all the way to their hair and goatees. It was a great sight and warm feeling having an event to help those in need to

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ith the Grinch and the Clauses leading the way, the 3rd Annual Boswell’s Toy Parade took place in Cookeville, TN with a Dr. Suess’s Whoville theme. Beginning at Dogwood Park and escorted by the Cookeville Police department, riders made their way to Boswell’s HarleyDavidson for live music, food by Buffalo Wild Wings and fun for everyone. Every rider received a free gift and all of the proceeds benefited the Cookeville Police Department’s Annual Christmas Basket Program.

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TN Helmet Laws Clarified By The Mag Man, Randy Gracy via Rep. John Tidwell Press Release

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tate Representative John Tidwell entered into a battle with Tennessee state troopers that unfairly ticketed motorcyclists while incorrectly citing a law that Tidwell authored. A group of riders complained to Tidwell about a recent incident in which they were pulled over by a state trooper for allegedly not wearing DOT approved helmets. The trooper then made the riders wait on the shoulder of the interstate for 45 minutes, while a friend brought the appropriate helmets from Nashville. Tennessee law does not require a DOT approved helmet in all cases. For riders over the age of 21 meeting certain requirements, helmets with other certifications may be legal for wear. Tidwell then visited the Bikers Who Care organization with US congressional candidate Dan Cramer to hear their concerns. Tidwell contacted Lt. Colonel Dereck Stewart of the Tennessee Department of Safety Highway Patrol to find out why the law was not being enforced correctly, and also why a state trooper was imposing a punishment rather than just writing citations. The CMT/ABATE, Inc (Concerned Motorcyclists of Tennessee/ American Bikers Active Towards Education) legislative team headed by Director Tony Dabbs was instrumental in bringing both

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Rep. Tidwell and the Department of Safety together.

Tidwell received a letter from Stewart stating that all troopers will be retrained on the specifics of Tennessee’s helmet law and the appropriate way to enforce those laws. All state troopers will be required to read the letter from the chief about the helmet laws. “I hope this will be the end of this issue with the helmet law, TCA 55-9-302, but I will keep in touch with the Bikers Who Care and other riders to make sure bikers who follow the law aren’t unfairly targeted,” Tidwell said. Tenn. Code Ann. § 55-9-302 Title 55 Motor and Other Vehicles : Chapter 9 Equipment -- Lighting Regulations Part 3 Required Equipment on Motorcycles and Motor Driven Cycles 55-9-302. Crash helmet required for driver and passenger -- Exceptions. (a) The driver of a motorcycle, motorized bicycle, as defined in chapter 8 of this title, or motordriven cycle, and any passenger on any of these, shall be required to wear either a crash helmet meeting federal standards contained in 49 CFR 571.218, or, if the driver or passenger is twenty-one (21) years of age or older, a helmet meeting the following requirements: (1) Except as provided in

subdivisions (a)(2)-(4), the helmet shall meet federal motor vehicle safety standards specified in 49 CFR 571.218; (2) Notwithstanding any provision in 49 CFR 571.218 relative to helmet penetration standards, ventilation airways may penetrate through the entire shell of the helmet; provided, that no ventilation airway shall exceed one and one half inches (1 1/2’’) in diameter; (3) Notwithstanding any provision in 49 CFR 571.218, the protective surface shall not be required to be a continuous contour; and (4) Notwithstanding any provision in 49 CFR 571.218 to the contrary, a label on the helmet shall be affixed signifying that the helmet complies with the requirements of the American Society for Testing Materials (ASTM), the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), the Southern Impact Research Center (SIRC), or the Snell Foundation. (b) This section does not apply to persons riding: (1) Within an enclosed cab; (2) Motorcycles that are fully enclosed, have three (3) wheels in contact with the ground, weigh less than one thousand five hundred pounds (1,500 lbs.) and have the capacity to maintain posted highway speed limits; (3) Golf carts; or (4) In a parade, at a speed not to exceed thirty (30) miles per hour, if the person is eighteen (18) years of age or older.

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Hamilton County Toy Run By The Mag Man, Randy Gracy

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ith below freezing temperatures, over 100 motorcyclers came to support the Hamilton County Toy Run sponsored by KZ106, Steelhorse Law and Southern Biker Magazine. Beginning at Thunder Creek Harley-Davidson, the riders left, led by KZ106’s own Scott Chase and escorted by JoJo Guffey and his team of road captains all the way to downtown on the river. Everyone had safe ride even though some had numb fingers and toes. Arriving at Ross’s Landing, everyone gathered with Santa to load a trailer full of toys and take some photos to remember the event. ALABAMA Feb 6-8: World of Wheels.Birmingham Jefferson Con-vention Complex. www. worldofwheels.com ARKANSAS Dec 13: Inaugural NWA’s United Toys for Joy Run. A parade of 1,000 bikes & riders on their sleighs leading Santa to the Benton County Fairgrounds from our host location Pig Trail H-D, Rogers! Bring a toy for a girl & boy and be part of the Joy of Christmas. Wingandaprayer@ cox.net Jan 1: ABATE D-1/CMA Old Three-Toes Ride to ride around Little Rock. Meet at Walmart parking lot, 8801 Baseline Rd, Little Rock. www.abatedistrict1.org/id13.html FLORIDA Dec 1: Cyber Monday-shop from home 24/7 at www.tallahasseeharley.com or 850-205-4294 Dec 6: Pictures with Santa at Brandon H-D 9841 E Adamo Dr, Tampa. Have your photos taken with Santa and his beautiful Harley Helper. 11am-2pm. 888-328-0960 or www.brandonhd.com Dec 6: HOG Christmas Party at Tallahassee Harley (Harley Owners Group).Visit www.tallahasseehog.com

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A second event fundraiser featuring live music, drink specials, auction and door prizes will take place Nov. 30 at Bud’s Sports Bar from 2-8 p.m. Both events are to collect Christmas toys for children affected by domestic violence and homelessness and will benefit children served by the Partnership for Families, Children and Adults.

Dec 11-13: Harley-Davidson Project Livewire Event at Brandon H-D. Ride in and check out Livewire, HarleyDavidson’s Electric motorcycle. 9am-5pm. 888-328-0960 or www.brandonhd.com Dec 12: Ladies Night at Tallahassee H-D. Shop the latest general merchandise in relaxed ladies only setting. Light food and drinks. 6pm-9pm, www.tallahaseeharley.com Dec 13: Pictures with Santa at H-D New Port Richey, 5817 SR 54, New Port Richey. Have your photos taken with Santa and his beautiful Harley Helper. 11am-2pm. 888-246-4819 Dec 13: Happy Harley Christmas at H-D PCB. We’ll receive a visit from Santa and his Harley Girl Elves from 11 to 2 pm, with free photos for your children. From 11:30 - 12:00 the Patronis Elementary School chorus will sing Christmas carols. Hot apple cider, hot chocolate and sweets with smooth jazz. Afternoon cookout. 850-334-0055 or www.pcbharley.com Dec 13: Pictures with Santa at Tallahassee H-D. Bring the whole family for free photos with Santa. www. tallahasseeharley.com Dec 13-Jun 28: Motorcycle Cruises departing from Miami or Ft. Lauderdale. ETA is the only authorized and endorsed company which

allows these bike cruises to take place. We are specifically with Celebrity Cruises & MSC Cruises; www.cruise-eta.com Dec 14: Marine Corps Toy for Tots Ride at HD PCB, Registration 9am-11am, KSU at 11am. Bring one new unwrapped toy or game. Coffee and donuts at check-in. 850-334-0055 www.pcbharley.com Dec 20: Super Santa Saturday at H-D Tampa, 6920 N Dale Mabry Hwy, Tampa. It’s Super Santa Saturday including pictures with Santa, Teddy Bear Run and a Miss Harley Girl Prelim. Join us for a day of Harley Holiday Cheer! 888.328.0959 www.tampaharley.com Dec 27: Guest Appreciation Event at H-D New Port Richey. We appreciate you! Join us for free hamburgers, hot dogs, adult beverages (please ride responsibly) and the Miss Harley Girl Bikini Contest Preliminary Pageant 888.328.0973 www.nprharley.com GEORGIA Dec 6: NE Georgia Auto/Motorcycle Swap Meet. Atlanta Dragway, 500 E. Ridgeway Rd, Commerce. Buy, Sell or Trade your automotive & motorcycle parts, accessories, tools, etc.Vendor spaces: $20 flat rate. Gates open to public 8:30am. $5 Admission. 706424-5035 or www.georgiaswapmeet.com

Dec 6: The Pink Ladies Winner Take All Poker Run. Best hand $500. Benefits Scott Newsted, battling stage 4 colon cancer. Register 11am-1pm at Great South H-D, Newnan. $30 hand/$20 extra hand. BBQ, & raffle to include AR 15, big screen TV ,trips and more. Call 678-859-2233. Dec 6: Savannah Toy Run. Sign in 9-10:30am at Savannah H-D, 6 Gateway Blvd W. Savannah. Depart 11am. Entry $10 or new unwrapped gift of equal or greater value. Children from Magdalene House will be presented gifts from Santa. Live Music, 50/50, door prizes. Benefits Magdalene House, DFCS list of needy children, Old Savannah City Mission, Guard a clause, Savannah Fire Fighters Toy Run, Long County Wingmen Toy Drive, and more. 912-441-7586. Dec 7:Toy Run (22nd Annual) at Frazier’s H-D, 4469 Friendship Rd, Buford. 770945-6011. Dec 9: Christian Motorcyclist Association, New Life Riders Chapter Monthly Meeting. 2nd Tuesday of each month at 6pm, Sizzlin Steakhouse, Legion Dr, Dalton for fellowship and eat, followed by 7pm meeting. 706-980-8096 Dec 11: Christian Motorcyclist Association Meeting, Blood Riders Chapter. Gathers at 6pm at Rib Ranch,

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Food for Thought

by Barry Duncan

Gloria Jeans Restaurant Located in Kingston, TN next door to Food City is Gloria Jeans Restaurant. Fine southern cooking with a little upscale thrown in. For starters, try the fried green tomatoes with country ham gravy @ $4. The plate specials are fried chicken, pulled pork, catfish, meatloaf, shrimp & grits. I went with meatloaf with pan-fried corn and fried okra @ $10. It was really good and the okra is whole pods, not cut up. Copper Top had pulled pork with green beans and cheddar grits @ $10. For dessert, it was banana pudding with miniature vanilla wafers. Gloria Jeans is the new hot spot. Check 'em out at www.gloriajeansrestaurant.com or call 865248-8506. Gotta go back for a fried green tomato bacon sandwich.

Baked Potato Soup My all time favorite soup that tastes great on a cold winter day.

Recipe Ingredients: 4 large baking potatoes 2/3 cup butter or margarine 2/3 cup flour 6 cups milk 12 slices crisp-cooked Benton's bacon, crumbled 1 cup shredded cheddar cheese 4 green onions, chopped 3/4 teaspoon salt 1/2 teaspoon pepper 1 cup sour cream 1/4 cup shredded cheddar cheese

Cooking Directions: 1. Poke potatoes several times with a fork. Bake at 400 degrees F for 1 hour or until tender. Let stand until cool. Cut potatoes lengthwise into halves and scoop pulp into bowl. Discard potato shells. 2.

Heat butter in saucepan on low heat until melted. Add flour and mix until blended. Cook for one minute, stirring constantly. Add milk gradually, stirring constantly. Cook over medium heat until thickened, stirring constantly. Add potato pulp, ½ cup bacon, 1 cup cheese, 2 tsp green onions, salt and pepper.

Cook until heated, stirring frequently. Stir in sour cream. Add additional milk if thinner consistency desired. Ladle into soup bowls. Serve with remaining bacon, green onion and cheese.

10-12 servings

UNTIL WE EAT AGAIN, BIKER BARRY 2063 Canton Hwy, Marietta for fellowship and eats followed by 7pm meeting. Meets 2nd Thurs of month. 770-309-3618. Dec 13: Santa Lands at Harley-Davidson of Atlanta from 11am-3pm. Enjoy cookies and hot cocoa while visiting with Santa. 501 Thornton Rd, Lithia Springs. www.hdatlanta.com Dec 13: Customer Appreciation Party at Thunder Tower West. 12 noon to 5pm at 1384 Southlake Pkwy. Morrow. Free food & drinks, Photos with Santa’s Helpers. Kick-off of our 12 Days of Christmas promotion. 770-960-6000. Dec 20: Santa Event at Great South Harley-Davidson, Newnan, 11am-2pm. Bring the whole family to Great South H-D and have picture taken with Santa! Comes with a customized Great South H-D frame for free! Free gift wrapping and our local H.O.G. chapter will be selling some yummy homemade goodies during their bake sale. 678-228-8213 Dec 22: Christian Motorcycle Association, Rugged Cross Riders meeting 3rd Monday each month at 6 pm to fellowship and eat meeting to follow at 7 pm Park Place Restaurant 2891 Lafayette Rd, Ft. Oglethorpe. 423413-2231.

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Dec 26: Frosty Balls Poker Run & Bomber Girls Cookie Drive at Savannah H-D, 6 Gateway Blvd, Savannah. $15 first hand, additional hand $5. Free additional hand with Abate Membership/renewal or one dozen Homemade cookies for deployed military. 912-341-9522. LOUISIANA Dec 6: Acadiana Reguladores LEMC Annual Toys for Tots Toy Drive. Swing by Cajun H-D, 724 I-10 S. Frontage Rd, Scott and drop off a new, unwrapped gift for a child in need and receive a warming bowl of delicious chili. Plus, Santa Claus will be there to welcome everyone who stops by and take pictures.This is a family holiday event, so bring the whole family, get into the holiday spirit and give a toy to a child in need. www.cajunhd.com Dec 13: Ruston Toy Run at Lowes, Ruston. Please bring a new toy & 4 canned goods. Live music, food and more. Reg: 9am, KSU 11am. www. abateoflouisiana.org/north-central.html Dec 13: Pictures with Santa at Baton Rouge H-D, 5853 Siegen Ln, Baton Rouge from 10am-11:30am. www.harleybatonrouge.com MISSISSIPPI Dec 6: Bikers United for Children-4th

Annual Toy Run at Hilton Garden Inn, Hwy 11/80, Meridian. Cost One new toy per participant. Toys distributed by the Wesley House. Registration starting at 10AM - Refreshments served. KSU at 1:00 PM riding to College Park United Methodist Church. Lunch will be served by church members. FMI 601-479-5709 NORTH CAROLINA Dec 7: Toy Run for South Mountain Childrens Home by NC Red Knights and Blue Knights. Bring an unwrapped gift valued about $20 to Old Taco Bell, Lenoir Rain or shine we will deliver the toys to the children in Glen Alpine. A trailer will be there at noon for those of you not riding who would like to donate. Registration 12pm, KSU 1:30pm. FMI 828-292-0023 Dec 13: Angel Tree For Children with a parent in prison presented by Freedom Biker Church of Fayetteville. Join us along with Santa to deliver these gifts to the homes of 30 children with the caregivers permission. The gifts are given to the children from the parent in prison and a special message they have prepared. FMI welovehawaii@centurylink.net SOUTH CAROLINA Dec 6: Myrtle Beach Harley-Davidson 5th

Annual Toy Run. Reg: 11am. KSU 12pm. $10 per person or a new unwrapped toy donation. Benefits Horry County Chamber of American Red Cross. Free food, prizes, raffles and entertainment. www.myrtlebeachharley.com Dec 7: 29th Annual ABATE Toy Run at Greenville Shrine Club, 119 Beverly Rd, Greenville. Line up at 1pm, KSU at 2pm. Benefiting the Julie Valentine Center. Led by the Parker District Fire Dept. 864884-7573 and Facebook Dec 7: USMC Toys for Tots Ride sponsored by Blue Knights SC I at Pepsi Cola Plant, 6925 N. Main St, Columbia. 803-920-2092 or info@blueknightsc1.org Dec 14: Vet’s Christmas Charity Ride-14th Annual at Carolina Honda Powerhouse Store, 901 Buckner Rd, Columbia. www.vetsride.org. Bring a gift wrapped for a Vet. The terrible need to provide Christmas to our Veterans in the hospital and homeless shelters continues to grow. Help us bring a little joy to our Vets. TENNESSEE - EAST Dec 13: Biker Clause is coming to town. Exclusively at Smoky Mountain Harley-Davidson, Maryville. 12p-3p. www.smh-d.com

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Apr 23: GWRRA Tennessee District Convention (Spring Fling) at Camp Jordan in East Ridge for a Southern Family Reunion. Top gun competition, free guided scenic rides, light show, bike show, co-rider event, light parade, vendors, contests, ice cream social and dance. www.tngwrra.org/springfling.aspx or 865-982-7905

Dec 6: Holiday Open House with Santa Pictures at H-D Cool Springs, Franklin. 10am-2pm, hot chocolate and cookies, tiered discount on H-D licensed merchandise. Free gift wrap with purchase.

May 14-17: Tellico Biker Rally Spring 2015 on Steer Creek Road, Tellico Plains. Bike show, burnout competitions, biker games, free prizes, live bands. Free camping & firewood at bike camping area only. RV & Trailer camping area free with tickets. No ATV’s. No one under 21 allowed. 423-337-8390 or www. tellicobikerrally.com TENNESSEE - MIDDLE & WEST Black Friday thru Christmas Eve: Free Gift Wrapping with purchase at Appleton H-D, Clarksville. Dec 6: Christmas Open House at Appleton H-D, Clarksville, 11am-3pm. Door prizes &

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Dec 11: Ladies Night at Appleton H-D, Clarksville. Ladies only shop night. Vendor set-up, wine and hors d’oeuvres. Special entertainment by RB Stone. 6pm. Dec 11: Ladies Christmas Shopping Party at H-D Cool Springs, Franklin. Live music, games, food, drink, door prizes. Dec 12: Men’s Night at Appleton H-D, Clarksville. Christmas casino fun. Lots of tasty treats and Harley Hotties to help you shop. Dec 18: Men’s Last Minute Christmas Party at H-D Cool Springs, Franklin. Live music, inhouse poker run, food, drink and door prizes. 2015: Jan 1: Polar Bear Run. Sign-up 10am at Bikini Beach Bar. 1297 Antioch Pike, Nashville. 615-831-1370.

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Dec 6: Big Town Bikers Christmas Swap Meet at Big Town Event Center, 2323 Big Town Blvd, Mesquite. Motorcycle swap meet right next to the big premier gun show. 2 separate shows. Live music, door prizes, vendors with parts, apparel, accessories www.texasscooter.com Dec 6: DFW Toys for Tots Motorcycle Run at Freedom Powersports, McKinney. Line up and on-site registration at 8:30am, KSU at 10:30am for a 47 mile ride. Ride ends with the Marines collecting toys at VFW Post 1710 N Church St, McKinney. Stay for lunch. Min $15 cash donation per bike. Toys will be collected too. 214-563-4185 FMI Dec 14: Longview HOG Toy Run at The Harley Shop, 3400 N 4th St, Longview. Delivery toys to Women’s Center, leave the Harley Shop for a short ride to deliver toy for children in need, East Texas Women’s Center. All bikes and riders are welcome. 903-663-3838 or www.theharleyshopinc.com

Dec 5: Phoenix Rising at Georgia’s, Smyrna, TN at 9 pm Dec 5: Kimber Cleveland at The River Club, Clarksville,TN Dec 5-6: Exit 60 at Skyzoo, Chattanooga,TN Dec 6: Phoenix Rising at Moose Lodge, Murfreesboro,TN at 8 pm Dec 10: Kimber Cleveland at Whiskey River Wild, Knoxville,TN Dec 11: Kimber Cleveland at Wild Wing Café, Knoxville,TN at 9pm. Dec 12: Kimber Cleveland at Cru Bistro & Wine Bar, Knoxville,TN at 8pm. Dec 12: Exit 60 at City Rec, Sweetwater,TN Dec 19: Kimber Cleveland at The River Club, Clarksville,TN Dec 31: Exit 60 at Hwy 64 Gym Bar and Grill, Copperhill,TN

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