Southern Biker Magazine September 2018

September 2018

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• Harley-Davidson Announces New Models • 7th Annual Fallen Soldiers March Ride • Winner of Indian Motorcycle’s The Wrench: Scout Bobber Build Off • The SIPESTER Build • AMA Motorcycle Hall of Fame announces Class of 2018 • Hundreds of events and much more!

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Words From the Publisher................................................... 6 Tellico Bike Rally XI............................................................. 8 Harley-Davidson Announces New Models........................ 12 Poker, Bugs and Motorcycles to Benefit Veterans............ 16 2018 Cherokee, Blue Ridge Run Schedule....................... 18 Indian Motorcycle’s “The Wrench”.................................... 22 Bud’s Sports Bar 40th Anniversary................................... 14 The SIPESTER Build......................................................... 18 AMA Motorcycle Hall of Fame Class of 2018................... 20 Motorcycle Event Listings............................................ 29-31 Bike Night Photos........................................................ 32-33

BIKE EVENTS: Alabama...........................29 Georgia.............................29 Mississippi........................30 Tenn. - East................ 30-31

Arkansas.................... 29 Kentucky.................... 29 N. Carolina................. 30 Tenn. - Mid & West..... 31

Florida........................29 Louisiana...................29 S. Carolina.................30 Music Events.............31

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Hello Riders,

Sturgis is finally in the books and lots of good memories were made by our SBMag Road Crew. They'll be sharing stories and photos in the next issue. We know there are always some unfortunate accidents coming home from Sturgis (or any event), but we hope everyone got home safe.

One of our SBMag Road Crew had an extended trip out West and ended up crashing. He contacted my husband from the hospital (broke ribs and more) and before you could shake a stick, Randy was packed and our neighbor Nick repacked the bearings on his trailer for Randy to bring our crew member home along with his bike. Prior to leaving the next morning, Randy discussed options with our crew member and the decision was made to fly or take a Greyhound bus home and have the bike shipped home. It was CONTACT US SOUTHERN BIKER MAGAZINE

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going to be quicker and less expensive (not to mention the six days of travel time).

This is a testament of what we believe riders should do for other riders. Friends will do whatever is needed when friends need help, especially when one is injured. This is just another scenario as to why we participate in benefit rides and help others less fortunate or have unmet needs. It's what we do; realize your friends are your family. They are who we count on the most, the older we get. Be thankful and let your friends know how much you mean to them. If you think of them that much, I promise they think as much about you also.

September is coming up along with several events like Cherokee Blue Ridge Run in Cherokee NC. Make sure to get out there with friends and make the best memories of a lifetime.

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The Tellico BIKE RALLY XI

By The Mag Man, Randy Gracy

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ellico Bike Rally turned 11 years old and is still drawing the crowds with great live entertainment, vendors, games, contests, the bike burnout pit, a bike show, a fishing tournament and even a bikini Duck Race. Folks came from all over to take part in this awesome event including one couple from Texas.

The weather was hot but the creek that flows down the middle of the campground was cool and usually full of sun worshipers.

Hot bands that performed for the weekend were Phoenix Rising, Hillbilly Jedi, The Will Sheppard Band and the Temper Evans Band. John Gilmore kept the acoustic music going in the Mountain Saloon every day and all day. The biker games were stacked with competitive folks and a few funny instances, too.

The Hill Climb demonstration was put on by Hugo Moto riding their builds of Scramblers based on Harley-Davidson Sportster. All hook-up and no problem climbing those tough mountain hills. The SBMag Fishing Tournament drew a big crowd as did the Bikini Duck Race. This year, our two infamous fishing competitors took a cast at each other. Damnit Dan Adams lost out this year to Gate Keeper Willy so he presented Willy with his trophies. But both of them lost out 1st place for biggest and most fish to a new contestant Sam Leonard so both of them presented Sam his trophies.

The Wobble Wagon was bringing folks from across the creek to the main stage, the vendor area and the Mountain Saloon. The bike games had a new MC from Knoxville Harley-Davidson; DJ Longarm Loveday. He kept folks laughing and tunes going all day.

Next year’s event is already getting planned so mark your calendars for this one.

You won’t want to miss it. Mick, Wayne and Mike and their entire staff promise you a great time. You’re always welcome to get your spot early, just ask one of the guys and they’ll get it booked. See you next year!

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HARLEY-DAVIDSON 2019 Livewire EV

ANNOUNCES NEW MODELS

By The Mag Man, Randy Gracy

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arley-Davidson sales have been sluggish, but Harley-Davidson is taking action and making positive changes. They have decided to introduce new models here in the USA and expand their business overseas to get more in line with what consumers abroad want in the motorcycle world.

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Harley-Davidson announced that in august of 2019, they will bring their Livewire EV (electric motorcycle) to the US market. We wrote about this many issues ago and it has a firm release date now. The Livewire EV will compete with the hot electric motorcycles already on the market place and allow H-D to continue to improve its green energy motorcycles. H-D says this will be “the first in a broad, no-clutch ‘twist and go’ portfolio of electric two-wheelers designed to establish the company as the leader in the electrification of the sport.”

They also announced three new additions to be launched in 2020; Pan America Adventurer-Tourer, an H-D Steetfighter and a (yet to be named) H-D Custom. All of these motorcycles are outside H-D’s usual box of thinking and looks to be their new focus on getting different demographics riding HarleyDavidson brand motorcycles.

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“The bold actions we are announcing today leverage HarleyDavidson’s vast capabilities and competitive firepower – our excellence in product development and manufacturing, the global appeal of the brand and of course, our great dealer network,” said Matt Levatich, president and chief executive officer, Harley-Davidson, Inc. “Alongside our existing loyal riders, we will lead the next revolution of two-wheeled freedom to inspire future riders who have yet to even think about the thrill of riding.”

Small-Displacement Motorcycles In Asian Markets: H-D stated they’re “developing a more accessible, small-displacement (250 cc to 500 cc) motorcycle for Asia emerging markets through a planned strategic alliance with a manufacturer in Asia.” The India motorcycle market is estimated around 20 million new units sold per year (mostly under 200cc). Prices are necessarily low, but the growing middle class in the country of 1.3 billion people has increased demand for more premium motorcycles and potential sales volume is huge. Harley-Davidson plans to enter India through a strategic alliance within the next two years with 250–500cc. H-D’s Thailand factory will be assembling motorcycles and their plan is to establish a China distribution center and expand dealer networks there. Exact plans of H-D’s expansion are still being worked out, but it is clear from the Motor Company’s current US focus and with aggressive new efforts around the world that Harley-Davidson is leaning into a new and diverse future, placing large bets to make it all happen.

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TRAIL OF TEARS MEMORIAL

MOTORCYCLE RIDE SEPTEMBER 14, 15, 16, 17, 18 This ride is held in memory of all the men, women and children that suffered, died and are buried in unmarked graves along the Trail of Tears route. History remembers only a few of the names of vast numbers that died from the Cherokee, Choctaw, Chickasaw, Creek and Seminole Nations.

It is a free ride! The only way we raise money is the sale of merchandise and donation. All funds go to the Bill & Paulette Cason Native American Fund and ride expenses. The ride will follow Bell’s Trail of Tears Route.

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FOOD • LIVE BAND • VENDORS RIDE AT YOUR OWN RISK The ride will continue to Oklahoma on Sunday and Monday.

Check our website: www.trailoftearsmemorialassoc.com or search Facebook for “Trail of Tears Memorial Motorcycle Ride”

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Poker, Bugs and Motorcycles to Benefit Veterans

By The Mag Man, Randy Gracy

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’m so proud of the riders that came out to attend and support the Seventh Annual Fallen Soldiers March Poker & Bug Run received this year. Jim Retzke, Fallen Soldiers March President, expressed how much he felt blessed that these riders and attendees came out to support this cause and his vision.

The 43-mile poker ride and bug run began and ended at Bumpus Harley-Davidson of Murfreesboro, Tennessee and had three stops during the ride; VFW Post 8422, Chappy’s Bar and Grill, Crossroads Market. Riders pulled out of the dealership and returned with their best hands to discover who won the best hand prize. They also had dots attached to their bikes in hopes that a bug would hit the center of that dot during the ride to win the big prize.

The poker ride and the bug run top prizes were Lower-Level Nashville Predators season tickets and six month unlimited gun range fees family pass to The Gun Room. The best poker hand was won by Randy Blair who drew four nines. The Bug Run was indisputable as Christy Tomberlain had a near center dot strike by bug. The worst poker hand was won by Mark Lee and he received a book titled Poker for Dummies, leather bound John MacArthur study Bible & Uno Cards. CMA TN Chapters received an engraved plaque for being the FSM largest support group combined attendance.

A very deserving veteran, Kenny Belew, Tennessee State Commander of Disabled Veterans, will be the recipient of a service dog as soon as it passes all three phases of training.

The Fallen Soldier Memorial Fund, Inc., a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation, utilizes donations to help provide Service Dogs to our wounded veterans. The price for Service Dogs is in the range of $15,000 - $30,000. Jim Retzke said, “The Fallen Soldiers March gifts service dogs & certified biblical counseling to help Veterans & military families overcome the consequences of war including PTSD, traumatic brain injury, blast-induced brain injury, paralysis, mobility issues, neurological challenges, chemical exposure, MST, moral injury, divorce, addiction, family & domestic issues and deployment. Our (ultimate) vision of a Fallen Soldiers March is to build a FSM Ranch which incorporates not only a state-of-the-art service dog training facility to fulfill the overwhelming need, but also includes a working ranch, biblical counseling services, prayer gardens place of peace and tranquility for concerts and family oriented activities to promote volunteerism by the community at large and a potentially sources of employment for Veterans.

For more information on the Fallen Soldiers March, go to: www.fallensoldiersmarch.com.

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The USA’a Official qualifying round of the AMD show featuring the country’s top Custom bikes on display for 3 days as they compete for prize money, trophies, a pretty fancy cake and a paid trip to a place in the World Championship finals held in Germany.

PEREWITZ PAINT SHOW Dave and Jody Perewitz present their highly prestigious Custom Show All Makes are welcome - It’s all about the paint!

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ALL 3-DAYS Makoto Endo will be painting live all weekend Taylor Schultz Pinstriping school Cycle Source Grease & Gears Garage Show Daily Hourly Shows Wall of Death Fairgrounds 3 Daily shows, TBA Circus UNA Fairgrounds 3 Daily shows, TBA Teach McNeil Fairgrounds

Stunt Show 3 Daily shows, TBA Adam Holbrook Trials Fairgrounds FRIDAY, SEPT 7th 10:00 am Plywood’s

Band of Gypsies 12:30 pm HYPERSONA 3:30 pm JASMINE CAIN 4:00 pm Flat Track Practice 5:30 pm PREACHER STONE 8:00 pm BLACKFOOT 10:00 pm MOLLY HATCHET

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26th Annual Biketoberfest Everyone staying here during the 2018 Biketoberfest will receive a FREE Southern Biker Magazine T-Shirt at check-in!

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Winner of Indian Motorcycle’s The Wrench: Scout Bobber Build Off I ndian Motorcycle unveiled its final three custom builds from The Wrench: Scout Bobber Build Off at the legendary Buffalo Chip during the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally. The national custom motorcycle competition, which was designed to spotlight non-professional builders who wrench for the passion and not the pay, awarded three finalists with a 2018 Indian Scout Bobber and a $10,000 build budget. Each builder had three months to turn their stock motorcycle in to one-off works of custom motorcycle art.

A judging panel of professional builders and experts, including Roland Sands, Satya Kraus, Jason Paul Michaels and Hot Bike Editor-in-Chief Jordan Mastagni selected 12 semi-finalists from more than 100 submissions. Each semi-finalist was showcased online for a

fan vote to determine the three finalists.

After viewing sketches and renderings, the fan-favorites that arose included a NASA engineer from Las Cruces, NM, an OSHA safety inspector from Avon, OH, and a mechanical engineer from Buffalo, NY. The three finished Scout Bobber custom motorcycles are currently showcased on IndianMotorcycle.com. The grand prize winner will be announced via social media after this magazine went to press.

PJ Grakauskas, age 39, built a vintage racing café motorcycle with a full fairing (B). Alfredo Juarez, age 34, a NASA engineer, built a custom café style motorcycle (A) with influences from RSD and David Beckham’s garage company, Knuckle. Christian Newman, age 36, built a 60’s inspired old school chopper (C).

A Alfredo Juarez with his award-winning custom build

The winner was announced August 21st on Social Media. With a 2-week voting by The public, NASA engineer Alfredo Juarez took home the top prize of $10,000.

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Bud’s Sports Bar 40 th Anniversary

By The Mag Man, Randy Gracy Photos By Frank & Tina Pate

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hen you hit a milestone like the 40th Anniversary of you business, you need to throw a big party. Andy did just that at his establishment, Bud’s Sports Bar in Chattanooga, TN. He fully staffed up and had a tremendous buffet on the patio for everyone to enjoy along with a lot of cold beverages being dished out

by Bud’s smokin’ hot Bud Girls.

The place was packed wall to wall and on the patio. Free 40th Anniversary t-shirts were given out while they lasted.

The day had its interaction with the attendees in the form of a Hot Dog Eating contest. The contestants lined up at the table and did their best to consume as many hot dogs as possible. Live entertainment hit the stage featuring Josh Minchew, Mother Legacy -Shay and Steven, and closing in the late evening with Aunt Betty. The lighting and sound systems were provided by Larz Hanson.

If you missed it, make plans for the 41st Anniversary Party.

“It never just another day, here at Bud’s.”

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THE SIPESTER BUILD

By The Mag Man, Randy Gracy

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ith the popularity of Scramblers being made off the Harley-Davidson Sportster platform, several companies are beginning to specialize in the production and transformation of the Iconic 883 and 1200 Sportsters.

One such company is HUGO Moto based in Tellico Plains, Tennessee. They have designed and go with manufacturers to produce some outstanding products to enhance the Harley-Davidson ride in the woods and have the motorcycle hook-up in terrain once thought unreachable for a Harley. “All of us (are) in fact after the same motorcycle: a capable machine with continuous torque, easy to work on with parts that could be found all over the world. We settled on the proven Harley-Davidson Sportster”, said Nico Danan, CEO of HUGO Moto.

Enter Ryan Sipes, professional motorcycle champion in several different motorcycle racing series. He was to be surprised with a new build specifically for him (The Sipester). With parts from HUGO Moto and assembled by Chuck Lambert at Breezin’ Metal Works located in Soddy Daisy, Tennessee, it began to take shape. The bike is an HD2Enduro kit with a custom left exhaust. The key to the kit is the Peg Relocation Kit that allows positioning the rider the proper way when riding offroad especially when standing up, in addition to the amazing suspension!

The “Sipester” was built and presented to Ryan in Tellico Plains TN. His response was, “Whoa Nelly, that’s a bad bike right there.” After an hour or so photos and going over the bike, the crew left out on an unbelievable adventure across the Great Smoky Mountains, through creeks, power sliding across dirt and gravel roads, climbing a few hills and then returning so that Ryan could get under way to his next race. Ryan was smiles from ear to ear. “That’s amazing. I never thought of a Harley doing anything close to that.”

Custom & Extra Parts included in the build: HUGO “Dude” Skid Plate, Custom Paint by LEFEVERS Cycles, Custom seat

by Comfyass Seat, Pro Moto Billet foot pegs, Supertrapp slip on muffler, Trailtech Voyager, Breezin’ Metal Work’s custom made handlebar made to Ryan Sipe’s specs, custom left side exhaust, Rekluse auto clutch, Hugo Moto/ Traxxion Dynamics long travel fork kit, 17.5” Fox shocks, Hugo Moto/Led Sled chain conversion kit, Super B lithium batteries.

Ryan Sipes wins Buffalo Chip TT at Sturgis 2018

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Being inducted will be four-time AMA National Enduro Champion Terry Cunningham (1), stunt rider Gary Davis (2), flat track and road racing tuner Skip Eaken (3), MotoGP World Champion Nicky Hayden (4), flat track racer Clifford “Corky” Keener (5), and pioneering motorcyclist Mary McGee (6).

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Ken Ford, a member of the AMA board of directors and chairman of the American Motorcycle Heritage Foundation board said, “In their own way, each of these individuals has advanced motorcycling for generations of motorcyclists, and we’re honored to recognize them this Dec. 7, and in perpetuity, as inductees into the AMA Motorcycle Hall of Fame.”

The induction ceremony is part of the 2018 AMA Legends & Champions Weekend, Dec. 7-9. The AMA Legends & Champions Weekend also includes the 2018 AMA Championship Banquet at the Hilton Columbus/Polaris on Dec. 8, and an open house and formal installment of Hall of Fame honors at the AMA Motorcycle Hall of Fame in Pickerington, Ohio, on Dec. 9.

For more information about the AMA Motorcycle Hall of Fame and the 2018 induction ceremony, see www.motorcyclemuseum.org.

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BIKE EVENTS ALABAMA

1st Thursday Bike Night Ride from Mt Cheaha H-D, Oxford.

Meet at 5:30pm, KSU 6pm.

Different restaurant each month, raffle prizes.

1st Sunday Thunder Sunday at Mt Cheaha H-D, Oxford.

Worship service on the stage.

9:00-9:30 AM.

Aug 30-Sep 2: Stock Law Gap Fall Rally, 9100 S Shakleville, Georgiana. 334-525-0409 or stocklawgaprally.com Sep 23: Deputy James Anderson Ride to Remember, Smiths Station Junior High School, Smiths Station. Open to all vehicles. KSU 3pm and ride to Garden Hill Cemetery in Opelika, AL. FMI: 706-3325581

Sep 29: Bikers Against Cancer, Cullman County Bosom Buddies Foundation Charity Motorcycle Ride, Cullman Regional Medical Center, Cullman. $25 rider / $10 pass.

Registration and breakfast in room POB2 from 7:30-9:00 AM. Riders meeting at 9AM, KSU 9:30 AM. Police and Blue Knights AL VIII escorted ride.

FMI 256-339-0911

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ARKANSAS

Sep 6-8: Hot Springs Motorcycle Rally, Hot Springs.

Vendors, poker runs with a chance to win $2000, indoor bike show, concerts, field events, bike games, and parade. FMI www. thehotspringsrally.com or 501-282-7076 Sep 26-29: Bikes, Blues, & BBQ, Fayetteville. Rides, shows, contests, vendors, BBQ and live bands. www. bikesbluesandbbq.org or 479-527-9993

FLORIDA

Sep 16: Brooksville Bike Rally & Cruise-In, 20 N Main St, Brooksville. 2-6p.

After a day of riding the back roads of Hernando county, check out food and entertainment in historic downtown Brooksville. Live music, beer, vendors and food. (727) 422-3360 or www. brooksvillebikerallyandcruisein.com/

Oct 6: Plant City Bike Fest, Union Station Depot, Plant City.

8-class motorcycle show, food trucks, vendor market and live music. FMI 813-754-3707 Oct 18-21: Daytona Biketoberfest: Drawing more

than 100,000 visitors. bikers, motorcycle enthusiasts and curious travel seekers will enjoy beautiful fall weather; live music and watching the pros compete in Daytona International Speedway’s motorcycle races.

Between the thrill of live racing to cruising along the most scenic rides in Central Florida, your official source for information is Biketoberfest.org.

Oct 24-28: 18th Annual Thunder Beach Autumn Rally, Panama City Beach. Free concert series announced 8/1/18. Reserve now for best lodging rates. FMI www. thunderbeachproductions.com and Facebook and Twitter.

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GEORGIA

Sep 8: Battle of the Bikes, Douglas Municipal Airport, Hwy 441, South-Douglas. $10 per bike, trophies & cash. Dice run, games, 50/50 draw, car show, bbq contest, food, vendors. Rain

or shine. FMI www.cityofdouglas/ bbqfest or 912-393-4051 Sep 8: Dice Run, Hwy 441 S, Douglas Municipal Airport, Douglas. Roll card Turn ins: 12pm, Winners announced 2pm at bike area. Cash prizes. FMI www.cityofdouglas/bbqfest or 912-384-5161

Sep 29: Angel Ride, 4272 Hwy 53, Hoschton. Ride to support Sidney Strickland who is battling a rare form of cancer. $15/Rider $10/Passanger.

KSU: 10:30 FMI: Facebook Angel Ride or 770-851-3492

KENTUCKY

Sep 14-16: Kentucky Kick Down Motorcycle Festival, Louisville Turners. Bike show, stunt show, live music, vendors, Miss

Kickdown contest, food trucks, memorial ride. New location. www.kentuckykickdown.com or 502-435-0429

LOUISIANA

Aug 30-Sep 3: Meet on the Creek Labor Day Motorcycle Rally, Silver Creek Campground, Mount Hermon.

Bike show, bike games & contests, music, vendors, camping. Must be 18+. www. meetonthecreek.com or 985877-4256

Aug 31-Sep 1: Cane River Zydeco Festival & Poker Run, Natchitoches. Kid and family activities, food, live music and more. FMI 318-332-7455 or http://www.natchitoches.net/ events-and-festivals/cane-riverzydeco-festival-poker-run/

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MISSISSIPPI

Sep 15: AMCA Deep South Chapter, Antique Motorcycle Show, Silver Slipper Casino, Bay St.

Louis. 9 AM-2:30PM. All bike entries must be 1983 or older. Entry fee $15 for first bike, $5 each additional entry. FMI bscogin@bellsouth.net or 504-296-1027

NORTH CAROLINA

Sep 7-9: Cherokee Blue Ridge Run at Cherokee Fairgrounds, Cherokee. Flat track racing, Circus Una, wall of death, Perewitz Paint Show, ride-in Chopper show, custom bike show, live bands including Vince Neil-voice of Motley Crue, Molly Hatchet, Jasmine Cain, Blackfoot, Michael Allman Band, Preacher Stone, Phuncle Sam-Grateful Dead tribute, Cash Unchained-Johnny Cash tribute, Stone Senate, Hypersona, vendors food trucks, demos, stunt shows, craft beer and more. $15/day or $30/3-day pass. Under 16 free with paid adult. www.blueridgerun.com Sep 8: Ladies Ride-in bike show at Cherokee Blue Ridge Run, Cherokee Fairgrounds. Editors & People’s Choice, custom trophies for each class.

All makes and models welcome. $10 donation per class. Registration 10AM. FMI 865-257-2279 or themagman@southernbiker.us Sep 8: Hogs for Dogs Charity Poker Run, 909 Spring Forest Rd, Raleigh. All bikes welcome.

Proceeds to Mission Childrens Hospital. 828-9263962 or www.RaiderRally.com

SOUTH CAROLINA

Sep 8: Rails & Roads Vintage Motorcycle Show, Winnsboro. Open to motorcycles 20+ years old. All proceeds go to museum. Entry $10 first motorcycle or $15 for as many motorcycles as you can bring. Door prizes for entrants. www.facebook.com/events/1834016283568540/ Sep 13-15: Fox Hole Fall Bike Rally, Swamp Fox

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Entertainment Complex, Marion. FMI www.swampfoxentertainmentcomplex.com/ event/1540192-fox-hole-fall-bike-rally-marion/ Sep 29: Confederate Heritage Ride, Low Country H-D, North Charleston. Live music, food and beverage, scavenger hunt, cash prizes. www. heritageride.org or 843-209-2048

TENNESSEE - EAST

Fridays: Pool Tournament, Blistered Chicken Saloon, 433 Shut In Gap Rd, Spring City at 7:30 PM Saturdays: Karaoke w/Kourtney, Blistered Chicken Saloon, 433 Shut In Gap Rd, Spring City Aug 30-Sep 2: Birthday Bash Weekend at Smoky Mtn H-D, Maryville. Vendors and live music. www. smh-d.com Aug 30: Vinyl Tap, Free Show, Thurs Bike Night at The Shed, Smoky Mtn H-D, Maryville.

Aug 31: Drivin’n’Cryin’ indoor show at the Shed, Smoky Mtn H-D, Maryville.

Sep 1: Kentucky Headhunters with Nick Swan Band at the Shed, Smoky Mtn H-D, Maryville.

Sep 1: Goldwing Demo Day at Honda of Knoxville, Knoxville.

Sep 6: Bike nite 6-9 at The Shed, Maryville.

Sep 7-8: Yamaha Demo Truck at Honda of Knoxville, Knoxville.

Sep 8: V13sion Ride leaving from Honda Knoxville, Knoxville H-D, Indian Motorcycle of Knoxville & Smoky Mtn H-D at 9AM, White Lightning H-D and Crockett Powersport/Indian at 9:30 AM, and Bootlegger H-D at 10 AM. Food and adult beverages available at end of ride. Bike show, bike games, burnout contest, scramble, silent auction, live music with Double Shot at 1pm.

See your local dealer for KSU. Sep 9: 9-11 Remembrance Ride, Worlds Fair Park, Knoxville. Reg 8am, Ceremony at 10am.

Ride ends at Bootlegger H-D, Knoxville. FMI www.9-11RemembranceRide.com Sep 13: Bike nite 6-9 at The Shed, Maryville.

Sep 14: WIMZ/Coors Light bike giveaway at Smoky Mtn H-D, Maryville.

Sep 14: Trail of Tears Memorial Motorcycle Ride Kick-Off Party, Crockett Powersports, 4113 S Access Rd, Chattanooga. Food, beverages, music & vendors. 4-8pm.

Sep 15: Freedom Ride at SMH-D, Maryville.

Sep 14-18: Trail of Tears Motorcycle Ride on the Bell’s Trail of Tears Route. Depart from Reggie White Blvd, Chattanooga at 9am EDT. Travel thru Fayetteville TN for lunch. End of day party at Natchez Trace H-D with food, live band & vendors. Ride at your own risk. Ride will continue to Oklahoma on Sunday and Monday. FMI www. trailoftearsmemorialassoc.com and Facebook: Trail of Tears Memorial Motorcycle Ride.

Sep 15: Jack Daniels Ride leaving from Bootlegger H-D, Knoxville.

Sep 16: Wartburg Lunch Ride leaving from Indian Motorcycle of Knoxville.

Sep 20: Bike nite 6-9 at The Shed, Maryville.

Sep 21: Harley’s 2 Barley’s Ride leaving from Bootlegger H-D, Knoxville.

Sep 22: Ride for Strides-Breast Cancer Ride, Knoxville H-D, Clinton Hwy, Knoxville. 10 AM – 3 PM. Ends at Bubba Brew’s with food, drinks, raffle prizes and live music. $15/rider and $5/passenger.

KSU: 11:00 FMI: Facebook: Ride for Strides or Knoxville Harley Davidson.

Sep 27: Final bike night w/Aaron Tracy Band 6-9 at The Shed, Maryville.

Sep 28: Food Truck Friday 5-9 PM at Smoky Mountain H-D, Maryville.

September 2018

TENNESSEE - EAST — CONT’D

Sep 28-29: Harley-Davidson and Indian Motorcycle Demo Trucks weekend test ride & 2019 line up. Indian Motorcycles of Knoxville and Knoxville HarleyDavidson locations. Food, bikes & giveaways.

Sep 28-30: Fall Into Riding Sale at Smoky Mtn H-D, Maryville.

Oct 6: The Soldiers & Airmen TN National Guard Toy Drive and Benefit (Save the Date) at Knoxville H-D, Clinton Hwy, Knoxville. Live music w/5 bands, vendors, motorcycle show and ride. See Facebook FMI

Oct 11-13: Thunder Mountain Bike Rally with Full Throttle Saloon Michael Ballard and Jesse James Dupree, Thunder Mountain Campground, Bristol.

Live music by Jackyl and Molly Hatchet, Bikini contest, wet t-shirt contest, biggest wheel bagger bike, sexiest tattoo babe, sexiest lady bagger rider, laps around Bristol Motor Speedway. Vendors call 828-713-3006. Ticket & camping info 423-361-1572

Oct 13-14 & 20-21: TN Pirate Fest, 550 Fiske Rd, Harriman. Music, shows, crafts, food, beer, games, costume contest, trail of doom, gong show and pirate school. 11am-6pm. FMI www.TNPirateFest.com or 865-376-0319

TN - MIDDLE & WEST

Sep 8: Cvma 18-5 Poker Run, VFW, 2021 Williamsport Pk, Columbia. Silent auction, 50/50, gun raffle, $15. FMI 256-221-9902 Sep 14-15: Redneck Rumble Car Show & Swap Meet, Wilson Co Expo Center, 945 E Baddour Pkwy, Lebanon. Pre ’68 rods, customs, rats, bikes & swap meet, demo derby & live music. www.bothbarrels.us and Facebook.

Sep 14-16: Bikers Who Care Toy Run and Benefit Party, Clarksville TN Speedway. Live music, bike show, drag races, tattoo contests and more. www.bikerswhocare.org

Sep 20-23: Boss Hoss Natl Rally and Mid-South Motorcycle Rally, Dyersburg. NEW LOCATION! Motorcycle enthusiasts flock to this fun-filled event that features a parade, fun run, Boss Hoss raffle, demo rides and live entertainment. FMI 731-286-4915 or midsouthbikefest.com Sep 22: CVMA 6th Annual Fallen Brothers Ride, Coach’s Eastgate Grill, Lebanon. Register 9:30 AM. KSU 11:15. $15/rider and $5/passenger. FMI 615-752-8221

September 2018

Sep 27-30: Boogie Too Motorcycle Rally & Party, 115 Waterloo Rd, Cookeville.

Thunderstruck AC/DC tribute, Shady Sadie, Phoenix Rising, Voodoo Slim, Liarschair! $40 admission. Field events, vendors and contests. 931-239-8509 or 931-260-9339 or www.junebugboogie.com See ad this issue.

Sep 28-29: Celebration of Speed, Calsonic Arena, 721 Whithorne St, Shelbyville. Indoor motorcycle flat track racing, outdoor motorcycle speedway racing, motorcycle show, vendors, music, race schools, camping. 256-3617279 or lynchburgtnnews.com

Sep 29: Fallen Bikers Memorial Ride, 1020 Maury County Park Dr, Columbia.

Registration 9:00am; KSU 10:00am. Cost is $15 rider; $5 passenger, lunch included. Proceeds benefit a downed biker. All riders & vehicles welcome! Cost: $15. KSU: 10:00 FMI: http://cmaser6.org/TN/knightsforchrist/ ———————————————————————————————————————————————

MUSIC

Sep 1: Kentucky Headhunters with Nick Swan Band at the Shed, Smoky Mtn H-D, Maryville.

Sep 6: Matthew Hickey Band & bike night at The Still, 605 Lovell Rd, Knoxville TN Sep 8: Blue Mother Tupelo w/Mic Harrison & the High Scores, The Shed, Maryville TN

Sep 13: Sticky Tea and Bike Night at The Garage, Clinton Hwy, Knoxville TN Sep 13: Ben Donaldson CD Release Show at The Shed, Smoky Mtn H-D, Maryville TN

Sep 14: Free concert and WIMZ/ Coors Light Bike Giveaway at The Shed, Maryville TN

Smoky Mtn H-D, Maryville TN Sep 20: Will Shepard Band & bike night at The Still, 605 Lovell Rd, Knoxville TN

Sep 22: Johno Clayton at The Shed, Smoky Mtn H-D, Maryville TN Sep 27: Aunt Betty and Bike Night at The Garage, Clinton Hwy, Knoxville TN

Sep 27: Aaron Tracy Band at The Shed, Smoky Mtn H-D, Maryville TN Sep 29: Big Gun w/Austin Crum Experience Season Finale at The Shed, Smoky Mtn H-D, Maryville TN

Sep 15: Mustang Sally w/Drop Dead Dangerous at The Shed,

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