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AUGUST 2014

Letter From The Editor........................................... Cover Story - Thunder In The Smokies................. Bike Nights............................................................. August 2014 Cruisin’ Calendar............................... Quotable Quote..................................................... The Carolinas’ Full Throttle Magazine Bike Night At NewBridge Bank Park....................................... When You Wish Upon A Star................................. 3rd Annual Bulldog Hero Awards............................. World Honda Chopper Meet.................................. 3rd Annual Iron Chariot Ride................................... MB H-D Lights Up Summer Bike Nights................ 3rd Annual Pop The Clutch Ride............................. Bike Night At The Beach Bar................................. 6th Annual Randolph County CBA Car & Bike Show.. The 15th Annual Smoke Out Goes Wild................. Angie Smith Wins NHRA New England Nationals... BFBF Annual Spring Music Fest Rally................... Summer Bash 2014............................................... Speakeasy Smokehouse And Taproom................. Smoke Out 15 At The Rock................................... BFBF Survival Challenge - Lauraley Bennett Benefit... Run To Twin Towers Memorial............................... International Bike Show At Smokin’ H-D................ Ron Moore Sr. Memorial Ride At The Old Ski Lodge... Spokes & Jokes..................................................... What Do You Value?.............................................. Keith “Bizkit” Miller................................................. Christmas In July Ride........................................... Thunderzone.......................................................... Poker Run For Tim Shepherd................................ Rommel H-D 1 Year Anniversary Party.................. Grand Opening Party At Crossroads Tavern.......... Ray Price Racing Captures Third NHRA Win........ Raise The Flag......................................................

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his issue (#193) marks the beginning of our 17th year publishing The Carolinas’ Full Throttle Magazine. That is over 4 MILLION copies distributed! We are very proud of The Carolinas’ Full Throttle Magazine and the support that you, the advertisers and readers, have shown us over the years. I am taking all of that support as a compliment and a signal that we are doing a good job. Thank you all for making The Carolinas’ Full Throttle Magazine #1 in the Carolinas every month for 16 years! We started this magazine in August of 1998 and WildThing has a little insight into how that happened in an article in this issue called “When You Wish Upon A Star”. Check it out and let us know what you think. Now this August is special in that there are 5 weekends in this month. Not only are there 5 weekends, but also 5 Fridays, 5 Saturdays, and 5 Sundays, so that gives us a bonus weekend to ride! Check out The Carolinas’ Full Throttle Magazine Cruisin’ Calendar in this issue and online at FullThrottleMagazine. com for all the events and make your choices. When you get there, be sure to tell them that you saw their event listing in The Carolinas’ Full Throttle Magazine. If you have events that you would like to list, it is a FREE service for charities, benefits, non-profits, clubs, and advertisers. It is never too late to list an event. Go to the website, list your event, and then call us to confirm that we got it. If you see the QR code at the end of this month’s events, you can scan it with your smart phone to see all the events that came in after we went to print. If you would like to purchase a display ad, we always offer our cheapest rate (12-month rate) for charities, benefits, non-profits, and clubs. We even have discounted ad rates for charities that have their own flyer already made up. It is our way of helping make sure that your event is a success. How can you beat that? Call 336-885-5400 for information and assistance. Who loves ya, baby? Live life Full Throttle!

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BIKE NIGHTS TUESDAY UNCLE BUCKS 127 S. Main St. Salisbury, NC 704-633-3750 WEDNESDAY THE OLD SKI LODGE 2661 Old Hwy 87. Elon, NC 336-538-0002 CEDAR POINT TAVERN 1121 Cedar Point Blvd, Cedar Point NC 252-393-1433 ROCK HOUSE TAVERN 2699 Aberdeen Blvd., Gastonia NC 704-852-4445 THURSDAY LUCKY’S SALOON 1453 Industry Dr. Burlington, NC 336-570-1050 UPTOWN CHARLIE’S 5828 N. Church St. Greensboro, NC 336-644-9447 THE SPEAKEASY 3983 Sycamore Dairy Rd. Fayetteville, NC. 910-339-2404 TWIN OAKS SPORTS BAR & GRILL 5242 Slanting Bridge Rd Denver, NC 704-483-9034 CREEKSIDE OYSTER HOUSE & GRILL 583 Skyland Drive, Sylva NC 828-586-1985 GUNTERS IN THE GROVE 1684 West Memorial Hwy, Union Grove NC 704-539-5428 SPEAKEASY SMOKEHOUSE & TAPROOM 316 Brookdale St., Kannapolis, NC 704-925-1750 FRIDAY CHUNK’S HAWG HAVEN 536 Farragut St. Greensboro, NC AMERICAN LEGION POST 55 111 Miller St. Winston-Salem, NC. 336-724-0660 2nd Friday of the month BEACH BAR 1224 Sam Rittenberg Blvd., Charleston SC 843-212-3100 DOUBLE D BURNOUT SALOON 1408 E. Mountain St., Kernersville NC 336-992-3033

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You can submit your event 24/7 on our website www.FullThrottleMagazine.com E-Mail: Lincoln@FTCarolinas.com, phone: 336-885-5400, fax 336-885-6794. We Reserve The Right To Edit All Submissions AUG 2 1ST ANNUAL DILLION CRITCHER BENEFIT RIDE Hollar & Greene Produce, 230 Cabbage Row, Boone, NC. Reg 11:30 ride 1pm. Rain date 8/16. Benefits CMA’s Run for the Sea fundraiser. Matt Connell 828-7730180. AUG 2 ANNUAL CAMP CAREFREE CHARITY RIDE Chunk’s Hawg Haven, 536 Farragut St., Greensboro, NC. Reg 10-11am, ride 11:30 sharp, $20/ bike $10/pass, 50/50, live auction, door prizes, food, music. Jerry Peters petersjw@att.net 336-362-7879. AUG 2 PRE-STURGIS COOKOUT Speedway Harley-Davidson, 10049 Weddington Rd., Concord, NC. 1-3pm www.speedwayharley-davidson.com 704-979-7433. AUG 2 POKER RUN FOR TERESA RIMMER Tilley Harley-Davidson, 1226 Morland Dr., Statesville, NC. Reg 10

SATURDAY CROSSROADS TAVERN 874 Browns Chapel Rd. Gibsonville, NC 336-585-0165 SUNDAY HORSEFEATHERS ROADHOUSE 3746 Mt. Pleasant Rd. Sherrills Ford, NC 704-966-0192 R LO’S PUB & GRUB 207 Fisher Ferry St. Thomasville, NC 336-406-6202 TWIN OAKS SPORTS BAR & GRILL 5242 Slanting Bridge Rd Denver, NC 704-483-9034 CEDAR POINT TAVERN 1121 Cedar Point Blvd, Cedar Point NC 252-393-1433

last out 12, $15/sgl $20/dbl, food, 50/50, door prizes, live music. Help her fight cancer. 704-902-5297. AUG 2 POKER RUN IN MEMORY OF KENDALL RICKETSON Honda Suzuki of Sanford, 3128 S. Horner Blvd, Sanford, NC. Reg 9am, KSU 11am. $15/single, $20/double. Benefits Rick Tewksbury, battling lung cancer. Come ride and remember Kendall. www. soulsofservicelemc.com Dog dog2019@ gmail.com 9109846453. AUG 2 1ST ANNUAL LYNSEY MILLER MEMORIAL RIDE Pine Tree Bar & Grill, 3880 Bethania Station Rd, Winston- Salem, NC. Reg 10 am KSU 12 noon. $15 rider, $20 double includes chicken plate. Silent Auction, 50/50, live music. all proceeds go to 3 children that were left behind. Rain date Aug 9th. Terry McNeil 336-655-8756. AUG 2 RIDE THE WIND FOR CHILDREN POKER RUN Shelton’s Harley-Davidson, 606 Corporate Dr, Goldsboro, NC. Reg 10-12pm. $15/hand, passenger $10. prizes, 50/50, door prizes, food avail. hosted by Forming Lightning Winds Chapter of Leather and Lace MC for the Kennedy Home in Lenoir County. Karla Weinbrenner karla7630@me.com 773-519-0100. AUG 2 GUARDIANS OF THE CHILDREN WINSTON-SALEM BENEFIT RIDE D’McGearys Sports Tavern, 607 S Main St, King, NC. Reg 11:30-12:45. KSU 1pm. $20/bike. Door prizes, food, 50/50, live music. Benefits Guardians of the Children support for victims of child abuse. www. gocwinstonsalem.com Big Dave or PuppetMaster dhayers@yahoo.com 336351-2911. AUG 2 POKER RUN AND CLASSIC CAR CRUISE-IN Locked & Loaded Bar & Grill, 1125 US 70, Garner, NC. KSU 12pm. $15/rider, $10/addt’l rider. Cash prizes, door prizes, 50/50’s, basket raffle, vendors, dunk tank and much more. Benefits Vets to Vets United Inc. www.vetstovetsunited.org Wade vet. doggy100@gmail.com 919-278-7620.

Cruisin’ Calendar AUG 2 SOUP KITCHEN BENEFIT RIDE Iron Station Thunder, 124 E Water St., Lincolnton, NC. Reg 9:30 KSU 10am, $15/rider $5/pass. Benefits Christian Ministry of Lincoln County. Danny Finger 704-600-8534. AUG 2 7 ANNUAL DO GOOD DAY Harleyville Community Center, 163 South Railroad Ave, Harleyville, SC. Reg 10am, KSU 12, $15/rider $10/pass includes meal. Live music, 50/50, live auction. Benefits Callie Shaffer. Tim or Donna Trazler djtrax@bellsouth.net 843563-2545. TH

AUG 2 2ND ANNUAL USO RIDE FOR THE WARRIORS Jacksonville USO, 9 Tallman St, Jacksonville, NC. Benefits the Jacksonville, NC USO. Veterans Enforcement Motorcycle Association (VEMA) 2nd Annual Poker Run. Banshee vemadivabanshee@gmail.com 910-382-2069. AUG 2 4TH ANNUAL MEMORIAL BIKE RIDE IN MEMORY OF PFC JUSTIN WALKER Lucky’s Saloon, 1453 Industry Dr., Burlington, NC. Reg 10am-12pm. $15/bike, $5/passenger. Inc dinner & poker hand. Non-Riders $5/ plate. 50/50. Rain or Shine. Jeff 336-5123133. AUG 2 NEW RIDER BOOT CAMP Ray Price Harley-Davidson, 1126 S. Saunders St., Raleigh, NC. 10am-12. www.rayprice.com 919-832-2261. AUG 3 CUSTOMER APPRECIATION DAY Outer Banks Harley-Davidson, 8739 Caratoke Hwy, Harbinger, NC. Hot dogs, corn hole, horseshoes, music. www.outerbankshd. com 252-338-8866. AUG 8-9 ROLLIN’ ON THE RIVER Rider’s Roost, 100 Elk Creek, Ferguson, NC. www.ridersroost.com 336-9738405. AUG 9 ROBERT “PIG” RUSSELL MEMORIAL RIDE Ray Price HarleyDavidson, 1126 S. Saunders St, Raleigh, NC. Reg 10am, ride 11am. Benefits Fellowship Church Royal Rangers program. Kathy Moore 252-904-6230.

AUG 9 2ND MARINE DIVISION ASSOC. HONOR FLIGHT RD. New River Harley-Davidson, 2394 Wilmington Hwy, Jacksonville, NC. Reg 10am KSU 11, $20/bike, 50/50, raffle, food. Benefits the 2nd Marine Division Assoc. trip to Washington DC. www. newriverhd.com 910-346-9997. AUG 9 ICE CREAM CONTEST Down Home Harley-Davidson, 2215 Hanford Rd., Burlington, NC. Free pizza. www.downhomeharley.com 336227-1261. AUG 9 “DOG DAYS” Crossroads Harley-Davidson, 1921 US Hwy 421, Wilkesboro, NC. DJ, Food, cold adult beverages. www.crossroads-hd.com 336667-1003. AUG 9 3RD ANNUAL HOTTER THAN HELL RUN Lost Memories, 651 W Manchester Rd., Spring Lake, NC. Reg 11am KSU 12, $20/rider $15/pass include food. Raffle, 50/50, prizes, vendors welcome. Benefits Bikers For Bikers Foundation. www. bikersforbikersfoundation.com 910-5511161. AUG 9 HOGS AND DOGS FOR AMERICAN HEROES Thunder Tower Harley-Davidson, 190 Pontiac Business Center Dr., Columbia, SC. KSU 11am $20/bike, face painting, bounce house, dog wash, music, raffle vendors. Ride to provide service dogs for wounded heroes. www.thundertowerharley.com 803-481-1121. AUG 9 CVMA NC 15-6 1ST ANNUAL POKER RUN American Legion Post 116, 6400 Johnson Pond Rd, FuquayVarina, NC. Reg 11am, riders $20, passengers $10 incl BBQ plate. Cash prizes, door prizes, 50/50, raffles. To support the USO of NC, Fisher Houses, other local Veterans organizations. Scott ‘Curly’ Dugan sdugan1986@gmail.com 315 523 3599. AUG 9 BROTHERS OF THE HORIZON M/C 34TH ANNUAL MC RALLY Brothers of the Horizon Club House, 103 Atlantic Road, Robbins,

9 NC. Gates open at 1pm. Bike Show w/ judging to begin at 6pm. Bike and nonbike games, door prizes, burn out pit, club trophies for farthest distance and most members. Ronnie 910-948-3911. AUG 9 1ST ANNUAL IN MEMORY OF ANITA HOGAN BENEFIT RIDE Franks Lounge, 110 Eugene St., Gibsonville, NC. Reg 10:30am KSU 12, $15/sgl $20/dbl. live music. Benefits Diabetes fund @ Duke & Hospice of Alamance Caswell. 336-570-1050. AUG 9 EL BAB SHRINE CLUB 2014 FALL RALLY El BAB Shrine Club, 571 Patterson Mill Rd, Barnwell, SC. First out 10am, police escort, food, fun, prizes, raffles. Ronnie Smith 803-3831473. Benefits Shriners Charities. www. elbabshriners.org Ned McKenzie elbab@ atlanticbbn.net 803-943-8328. AUG 9 4TH ANNUAL RIDE FOR HORRY COUNTY DISABILITIES & SPECIAL NEEDS BOARD Horry County Disabilities & Special Needs Board, 250 Victory Lane, Conway, $20/ Bike, $5/Passengers, inc food. Proceeds to construct group home for men with intellectual disabilities in Loris, SC. www.hcdsn.org Yvonne Salinger salinger@sccoast.net 843 349-7237. AUG 9 RIDE FOR SERVANTS OF SOULS FOOD PANTRY Calvary Hill Baptist Church, Off Hwy 89, Walnut Cove, NC. Reg 9am KSU 11am, $15/ bike or $10 with non perishable item. Live music, food, door prizes, 50/50, bike show. Sponsored by Servants of Souls. Tiny 336-354-7977. AUG 9 2ND ANNUAL PATH OF HOPE RIDE FOR RECOVERY Path of Hope, 1675 E Center St. Ext., Lexington, NC. Reg 8:30am KSU 10, $20/rider $10/pass includes early bird breakfast, lunch & event t-shirt. Rain Date 8/16. Benefits Path of Hope. www.apathofhope.org 336-248-8914. AUG 9 VETERAN’S BIKINI BIKE WASH Hometown Harley-Davidson, 2300 Elaines Way, Winterville, NC. 10am-11:30am bikini bike wash.

10 Proceeds will go to Operation Re-entry. www.hometownharleydavidson.com 252-439-1346. AUG 9 3RD ANNUAL TEAM KENZEY POKER RUN Exxon, 305 Farmington Rd, Mocksville, NC. Pre-reg by 8-7-14 and save, or day 9:30-10:45. $25/Rider, $10/Passenger, $10/Extra hand. KSU 11am. Meal, live music incl. Benefits the family of 15 year old Emily Elkins, battling cancer for the second time. www.fortyeightcustoms.com Jessica Phelps my48customs@yahoo. com 336-403-4681. AUG 9 BIKE NIGHT American Legion Post 116, 6400 Johnson Pond Rd., Fuquay Varina, NC. 3pm-until close, bike games, food, live music, vendors. 919-557-5990. AUG 9 ANNUAL V.V.A. LZ960 BENEFIT POKER RUN Lakevue Landing, 1543 Camp Shelor Rd, Manning, SC. Reg 9am, $10 door prizes, food, music. Dennie Reynolds 803-4608551. AUG 15-17 MAGGIE VALLEY SUMMER RALLY Maggie Valley Festival Grounds, 3374 Soco Rd, Maggie Valley, NC. Gates open Fri 10am, Sat 9am, Sun 9am $10 per day, live music, vendors, bike & car show, bike games. www.maggievalleyrallys.com Sonny sonny@maggievalleyrallys.com 336643-1367. AUG 16 2ND ANNUAL WALKIN’ ROLL Blue Ridge H-D, 2002 13th Ave Dr SE, Hickory, NC. Reg 9:30am. Poker run, motorcycle and car show, door prizes, auction, free food and drinks. Benefits Activity League, Inc. providing sports events for special needs adults. Duane Gibbs 828 781 0979 Sherrill Baxter 828 962 2580. AUG 16 OPEN HOUSE Smoky Mountain Steel Horses, 82 Locust Dr., Waynesville, NC. www.smsh.co 828452-7276. AUG 16 PARKING LOT PARTY Rommel Harley-Davidson, 300 Muldee

Cruisin’ Calendar St., Durham, NC. Food, music. www. rommelhd.com 919-596-9511. AUG 16 CUSTOMER APPRECIATION DAY Tilley HarleyDavidson, 1226 Morland Dr., Statesville, NC. www.tilleyhd.com 704-872-3883. AUG 16 CHILL-N-GRILL Down Home Harley-Davidson, 2215 Hanford Rd., Burlington, NC. Live music. www. downhomeharley.com 336-227-1261. AUG 16 8TH ANNUAL BIKE RIDE Collier Harley-Davidson, 316 Premier Blvd, Roanoke Rapids, NC. Reg 10am ride 11, $20, food, prizes. Rain date 8/23. Benefits Prostate Cancer Education & prevention efforts. Maurice Davis 252535-3718. AUG 16 HUBCAPS & KICKSTANDS CAR & BIKE SHOW MoonRunners Saloon, 1506 US Hwy 70 W, Garner, NC. 12-4pm. Hosted by CBA/ABATE of Raleigh. 910-840-3848. AUG 16 MEMORIAL BIKE SHOW & BENEFIT FOR “GIBBIE” GIBSON The Flatz Bar & Grill, 6884 Hwy 221, Moore, SC. 11am-until, bike show, food, 50/50, door prizes, bikini bike wash, live music. Proceeds to Woodruff School Dist. 4, in memory of Gibbie. 864-5762900. AUG 16 LEGACY RUN American Legion Post 55, 111 Miller Street, Winston Salem, NC. Reg 9:30, KSU 11am. $15/hand, $5/extra hands. Proceeds to scholarship fund to benefit children of US military. http://www. alp55nc.org/#!alr/c9v5 Mike Connor mdconnormk@netscape.net 336-9061983. AUG 16 3RD ANNUAL KRUIZIN’ FOR KIDNEYS BENEFIT RIDE IN HONOR OF KAYLA JOHNSON Lucky’s Saloon, 1453 Industry Dr., Burlington, NC. Reg 10:30am, KSU 12pm. $10/Single $15/Double. Party 3pm-til, food, 50/50, Poker Run, raffles & Live music. All proceeds go to Kayla Johnson. Lisa Clapp lisa_clapp22@ yahoo.com 336-269-9680.

AUG 16 FIVE ALARM FIREHOUSE RUN Ride Now Powersports, 254 Concord Parkway S, Concord, NC. 50/50, door prizes, DJ music. Benefits the Cabarrus County Chapter of the Firefighters’ Burned Children Fund. www.fireandironstation92.com/ Thomas Yow yow13thomas@gmail.com 980521-2108. AUG 16 2ND ANNUAL HOSPICE BENEFIT RIDES Saw Mill II, W. Market Street & Guilford College Road, Greensboro, NC. Reg 10am, $10/ person, KSU 11:30. Door prize raffle, 50/50 raffle, food & live music. Benefits Hospice of Greensboro. Robin/Renee Saul rsaul1@triad.rr.com 336-340-6587. AUG 16 BENEFIT RIDE FOR NEW HOPE PREGNACY East Bend Evangelical Church, 104 Blanch St, East Bend, NC. Reg 9am-10:45am, KSU 11am. $20/bike. Food, 50/50, door prizes. Benefits New Hope Pregnancy. Todd Coram toddcoram@yadtel.net 336428-8041. AUG 16 ALTEC 6TH ANNUAL POKER RUN FOR CHARITY Buffalo Brothers, 11735 Retail Way, Wake Forest, NC. Charity Poker Run. Cash prizes. Reg 9am-10:15am. KSU 10:30. $25 inc poker hand and event t-shirt to first 100. Extra hands $10. Rain date 8/23 Josh Williams taz1239851@gmail. com 919-710-0411. AUG 16 STEELE ANGELS BACK TO SCHOOL RUN Legend’s Pub, 4624 Bragg Blvd., Fayetteville, NC. Reg 2pm-4pm. Escorted ride, live music, food, 50/50, door prizes. Bring School Supplies or donation for entry. Wendy Rogers vettgirl64@aol.com 910-8180458. AUG 16 GOLDRUSH #17 CHARITY BIKE & 4X4 SHOW Pure Gold of Wilmington, 143 S College Rd., Wilmington, NC. Reg 11am, stunt motorcycle jumping, biker babe contest, trophies, raffle. puregoldclubs.com Adam adamwilm@gmail.com 910-540-2220.

Cruisin’ Calendar AUG 16 2014 BEST OF THE BIKES SHOW Myrtle Beach Harley-Davidson, 4710 S. Kings Hwy, Myrtle Beach, SC. 11am-3pm. Cash prizes, food, contests, live music. www.myrtlebeachharley.com 843-369-5555. AUG 16 VETERANS BENEFIT FOR THE PETS FOR VETS Moose Lodge, Hwy 50, Surf City, NC. 1pm, $10, free camping, bike games, DJ, food, 50/50, silent auction, vendors. Benefits Pets For Vets Smokey 910-320-0831.

silent auction. Proceeds to help abused kids. Hosted by Guardian of the Children. gocmooresvillenc.com Rich gocmooresvillenc@yahoo.com 704-6635070. AUG 23 INDIAN OF GREENSBORO GRAND OPENING Indian Motorcycle Greensboro, 201 S. Church St., Greensboro, NC. 124pm. Food, music & prizes. www. indianmotorcyclegreensboro.com 336763-5621.

11 Co Special Olympics. Daryl Jones thejones2007@embarqumail.com 919901-2765. AUG 23 4TH ANNUAL SPECIAL OLYMPICS CALDWELL COUNTY BENEFIT RIDE Day 3 Church, 4365 Hickory Blvd, Granite Falls, NC. Reg 10am, pre-register $15/rider $5/pass, day of $20/rider $10/pass. Benefits Special Olympics. Johnny Overby 828-7504338.

AUG 23 2ND ANNUAL ALS BENEFIT RIDE IN HONOR OF TOMMY YOUNG Smokin’ Harley-Davidson, 3441 Meyer Lee Dr., Winston-Salem, NC. Reg 9am, KSU 10:30. $20/bike, $5/ rider. 50/50, door prizes, police escorted ride Benefits the NC Baptist Hospital ALS Clinic. Hosted by the WinstonSalem H.O.G. Chapter. Sandra Young sam81563@gmail.com 336-414-6164.

AUG 24 FIRST ANNUAL BRODY THOMPSON MEMORIAL POKER RUN Tilley Harley-Davidson, 1226 Morland Dr., Statesville, NC. Reg 12pm-1:30pm. Police escort, food, live entertainment, raffles, 50/50 Early reg $25 rider, $10 passenger. day of event $30 rider, $15 passengers. Nonriders $10 event only. Proceeds to help build a park in Brody’s honor. brodythompsonpokerrun@gmail.com

AUG 23 MONTFORD POINT MARINE ASSOC. MEMORIAL CHARITY RIDE Montford Point Marine Association, Chapter 10, 148 Brynn Marr Rd., Jacksonville, NC. Reg 9:45am KSU 11am, $20/rider $5/pass, escorted ride. www.mpmamemorial.com 910-382-5501.

AUG 24 ASHEVILLE RIDE FOR KIDS WNC Ag Center & Fairgrounds, 1301 Fanning Bridge Rd, Fletcher, NC. Reg 8-9:30am, ride 10am, $40/ bike. benefits the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation. www.curethekids.org rideforkids@rideforkids.org 800-2536530.

AUG 23 1ST ANNUAL CHARITY RIDE FOR CANINES FOR SERVICE New River Harley-Davidson, 2394 Wilmington Hwy, Jacksonville, NC. Reg 9am KSU 11, $20/bike, food, music, 50/50. www.ironshieldsnorthcarolina. com 910-346-9997.

AUG 23 JO RIDES AGAIN FOR THE FINAL CURE Time Out Hut, 410 Piedmont Dr, Lexington, NC. Reg 11am12:30pm, KSU 1pm. $10/bike, $15 w/ rider. live music, raffles. Benefits JoAnn Wilson battling tongue/throat cancer. William Wilson wilson3355@triad. rr.com 336-479-2347.

AUG 29-31 LABOR DAY & LUAU PARTY Rider’s Roost, 100 Elk Creek, Ferguson, NC. www.ridersroost.com 336-973-8405.

AUG 23 BENEFIT FOR HOSPICE OF ALAMANCE/CASWELL COUNTIES Lucky’s Saloon, 1453 Industry Dr., Burlington, NC. Live music. www.luckyssaloonburlington.com 336-570-1050.

AUG 23 6TH ANNUAL CFR BIKE DAY Old Kmart Parking Lot, 1493 US Hwy 74A Bypass, Spindale, NC. 10am-3pm, food, music, door prizes, games. Hosted by Carolina Faith Riders. mrgettys@bellsouth.net 828-289-1944.

AUG 23 1ST ANNUAL GOC CHARITY RIDE Tilleys HarleyDavidson, 1226 Moorland Dr., Statesville, NC. Reg 11am, KSU 1pm. $20/single, $30/double. Police escort. Live music, raffles, 50/50,

AUG 23 WILSON’S MILLS CIVITAN CHARITY RIDE Ray Price Harley-Davidson, 1126 S. Saunders St., Raleigh, NC. Reg 9:30am, KSU 11am sharp, $20/rider/car $10/pass, 50/50, food, for prizes. Benefits Johnston

AUG 17 ALYIAH’S RIDE Sheetz, 2905 Rockford S, Mt.Airy, NC. Reg 12:30am1:30pm. $20/bike, $10/passenger. 50/50, door prizes, DJ. Alyiah was born with cerebral palsy and Epilepsy, proceeds to medical treatment. www.bikersforkidsnc. com george couch Bikersforkidsnc@ gmail.com 3364039822. AUG 23 15TH ANNUAL ALL-STAR RIDE FOR LIFE Scooter’s Grill & Bar, 1911 Sego Ct., Raleigh, NC. Reg 9, ride 11am. Free t-shirt, BBQ, live music, silent auction. Benefits Duke’s Kids. www.scootersbar.com 919-954-2171. AUG 23 HAWGS FOR HUNGER POKER RUN Hunter Nissan, 1340 Spartanburg Hwy, Hendersonville, NC. 828-697-2222.

AUG 29-31 BULL CITY RUMBLE 10 Downtown Durham, Durham, NC. 8/29 7pm registration kick-off. Vintage motorcycle and scooter show. http:// tonup.bigcartel.com/bull-city-rumble 919-687-6969. AUG 29-SEP 1 HLF BIKER FAMILY CAMPOUT Denton Farm Park, 1072 Cranford RD., Denton, NC. Free camping, free food, free Jesus, bike show, bike games, vendors, childrens activities, speakers and music. Come as you are and leave more like JESUS!!! Vendors needed. popkorn cananland@ juno.com 336-225-7224.

12 AUG 30 IRON ELITE CELEBRATION Ray Price HarleyDavidson, 1126 S. Saunders St., Raleigh, NC. 10am-4pm, bike show, fashion show, live music, vendors, food. www.rayprice. com 919-832-2261. AUG 30 CABARRUS SHRINE RIDE Ride Now PowerSports, 254 Concord Pkwy S (Hwy 29), Concord, NC. Reg 10am, KSU 11am $25. Rider-$5 Pass, Police escorted ride, meal, door prizes, music, t-shirt. Randy Crainshaw cabarrusshrine@carolina.rr.com 704932-0111. AUG 30 2ND ANNUAL HOSPICE BENEFIT RIDES Chunk’s Hawg Haven, 536 Farragut Street, Greensboro, NC. Reg 10am, KSU 11:30. 50/50 raffle, door prize raffle, food & live music. Benefits Hospice. Susan/Carol (336)3559320. AUG 30 QUEEN CITY BIKE FEST CHARITY RIDE Kangaroo Express, 8505 S Tryon St, Charlotte, NC. Reg 9am, ride 10am. Benefits the USO of NC www.QueenCityBikeFest.com Jon info@ queencitybikefest.com 980-819-1475. AUG 30 MARION MOOSE RIDERS 10TH BIKE SHOW Marion Moose Lodge Family Center, 999 Bill Cook Dr, Marion, NC. Breakfast biscuits 9am, reg 10-12, $15/bike inc lunch, judging 12pm, lunch 12pm. Raffles, bike games, burn out pit, trophies, t-shirts, lots of vendors, and the Moose Chopper raffle 4pm. Benefits Needy Kids Christmas Fund. www.marionmoosenc1705.org Trudi Ashby tashby777@yahoo.com 828-4603682. AUG 30 DRAGON RUN 2014 Deals Gap Motorcycle Resort, 17548 Tapoco Rd., Robbinsville, NC. Custom bike show, raffle and escorted ride on the Tail of the Dragon. Benefits the Wounded Warrior Project. www. thedragonrun2014.com Eric and Suzi Waters thedragonrun@yahoo.com 704929-6276. AUG 30 SUPPORT A WARRIOR Rommel Harley-Davidson, 300 Muldee

Cruisin’ Calendar St., Durham, NC. Reg 10am-12, KSU 12:30, $20/sgl $30/dbl, $30/car, 50/50, door prizes. Benefits Wounded Warrior Project. info@tarheelderendersmc.com AUG 31 THUNDER ROAD PEOPLE’S CHOICE BIKE SHOW Main St., Union, SC. Reg 10am-12, ride 12-2, awards 3pm. $25 entry fee. Benefits Wounded Warrior Project and Miracle League of Union County. www. unionsc.com ralexander@unionsc.com 864-427-9039.

Scan This QR Code To Check For Events That Missed The Print Issue SEP 1 MATTHEWS AUTO REUNION & MOTORCYCLE SHOW Town Green in Historic Downtown Matthews, 210 Matthews Station St, Matthews, NC. Motorcycle pre-reg, $10. Portion of the proceeds to benefit Matthews Police Explorers Post. Leigh Smith Boorsma lsboorsma@matthewschamber.org 704847-3649. SEP 5-6 BOONE BIKE RALLY High County Fairgrounds, 748 Roby Greene Rd., Boone, NC. $15/Fri $25/Sat $30/ wknd. Bike games, wet t-shirt contest, ride-in bike show, vendor, camping. www.boonebikerally.com 828-733-8060. SEP 5-7 US MILITARY VETS MC ANNUAL ROCKIN’ THE ROOST Rider’s Roost Motorcycle Resort, 100 Elk Creek Rd., Ferguson, Reg $20sgl $30/couple, tent camping, door prizes, drinks, food, music. No one under 21, no dogs. 336-973-8405. SEP 6 GRAND OPENING PARTY Tiffany’s Leather & Riding Accessories, 719 S. Main St., Pilot Mountain, NC. Food SEP 6 BOY SCOUTS POKER RUN New River Harley-Davidson, 2394 Wilmington Hwy, Jacksonville, NC. 910346-9997.

SEP 6 9TH ANNUAL SHOP WITH THE SHERIFF CHARITY RIDE Cumberland County Courthouse, 117 Dick St., Fayetteville, NC. KSU 9:30am. 100% of proceeds to deserving children of Cumberland Co. SSGT Q. Evans qevans@ccsonc.org 910-322-5665. SEP 6 NEW RIDER BOOT CAMP Ray Price Harley-Davidson, 1126 S. Saunders St., Raleigh, NC. 10am www. rayprice.com 919-832-2261. SEP 6 SHRINERS HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN BENEFIT RIDE The Old Ski Lodge, 2611 Old Hwy 87, Elon, NC. live music, food, raffles. www. oldskilodge.com 336-538-0002. SEP 6 MEMORIAL RIDE FOR DANIEL POLLARD D&Q Motorsports, 34 Ray Hart Lane, Angier, NC. Reg 8:30am, KSU 10am. $20/ bike, $25/rider. Door prizes, 50/50, food. Benefits family of Daniel Pollard, helping to raise money for a headstone. Sponsored by Seven Sabres Brotherhood www.sevensabresbrotherhood.com Arlene Mabry ssabres7@yahoo.com 919-422-7234. SEP 6 RYAN’S LEMONADE STAND BENEFIT Chunks Hawg Haven, 536 Farragut St., Greensboro, NC. 12-5pm, live band, activities for kids, prizes, raffles. Benefits Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation. 336-340-6587. SEP 6 4TH ANNUAL SCAN RIDE Nationwide Insurance, 105 Fair Oaks Ln, Winston-Salem, NC. Police escorted ride, Reg 10, ride 11:30, $15/single, $20/2 up. inc food. Doors prizes, 50/50, raffle tickets. Proceeds go to Help Stop Child Abuse Now. Missy Easter easterm@nationwide.com 336-775-9151. SEP 6 CHRISTOPHER BARTKIEWICZ MEMORIAL RIDE Cox’s Harley-Davidson, 2795 NC Hwy 134, Asheboro, NC. Reg 10am KSU 11, $20/rider $5/pass, escorted ride. www. coxsharley-davidson 336-629-2415. SEP 6 JACOB’S RUN Hometown Harley-Davidson, 2300 Elaines

Cruisin’ Calendar Way, Winterville, NC. www. hometownharleydavidson.com 252-4391346. SEP 6 7TH ANNUAL CHILDREN’S RIDE FOR A MIRACLE Walmart, 2114 S Main St., Wake Forest, NC. Reg 8-10:30am. $20/rider, $10/passenger. Incl After Party, food & picture of you with your bike! Benefits Children’s Miracle Network, Duke. Rain date 9/7 Sue Jennings harleygal@nc.rr.com 919723-8974. SEP 6 5TH ANNUAL WE RIDE FOR THOSE WHO CAN’T REMEMBRANCE RUN Freedom Biker Church, 455 Rock Hill Rd., Fayetteville, NC. Reg 9am, KSU 11am. $20/rider, $10/passenger. Missing Man Table ceremony, lunch, door prizes, vendors. Proceeds to benefit veterans programs. www.rollingthunder-nc1.com Jim jrhollister@embarqmail.com 910273-3367. SEP 6 CRIME STOPPERS RIDE World Class Powersports, 2924 N. Main St., High Point, NC. www. worldclasspowersports.com 336-8822900. SEP 7 CUSTOMER APPRECIATION DAY Outer Banks Harley-Davidson, 8739 Caratoke Hwy, Harbinger, NC. Hot dogs, corn hole, horseshoes, music. www.outerbankshd.com 252-338-8866. SEP 7 11TH ANNUAL DEREK ELLIS MEMORIAL RIDE Easy Eddie’s, 225 South Broad St., Mooreseville, NC. Reg 11am KSU 1pm, $15/person-includes dinner, beverage & 2 raffle tickets, food, drinks, raffle, live music. Benefits education of Derek’s children. 704-6962501. SEP 7 MARINE CORPS RESERVES TOYS FOR TOTS Griffith Fire Station, 5190 Peters Creek Parkway, Winston Salem, NC. Reg 9:30-10:30, KSU 11am. Police escorted ride $25 or 2 toys valued $25, passenger $15 or 1 toy valued at $15. 50/50, poker hands $5, raffles, door prizes, shirts to first 50. Vikki Harley harleyvikki@gmail.com 336-782-3317.

SEP 11 911 BENGHAZI MEMORIAL RIDE Veterans Park, Gibson St, Columbus, NC. Reg 10:15 am ride 11:00. No charge. Honoring those who died on September 11th in Benghazi, Libya. Escorted ride, speakers, prayer. 352-638-2981. SEP 12-14 1ST ANNUAL ALR STATE WIDE MEET & GREET Ole Gilliam Mill, Rt. 42, Sanford, NC. Poker run Sat 13th KSU 11am $20/bike $5/pass, bike rodeo, 50/50, door prizes, DJ, vendors, food George Orischak geowatachi49@ windstream.net 919-721-4143. SEP 12-14 THUNDER IN THE SMOKIES FALL RALLY Maggie Valley Festival Grounds, 3374 Soco Rd, Maggie Valley, NC. Tour Rides, Music Concerts, Bike Builders, Bike Games, Bike Show, Prizes, Vendors. Gates open at 11am-11pm on Fri., 9am-11pm on Sat. & 9am - 4pm on Sun. www.HandlebarCorral.com Lori HandlebarCorral@aol.com 828-2462101. SEP 13 19TH ANNUAL WILKESBORO HOG MOONSHINE RIDE Crossroads Harley-Davidson, 1921 US Hwy 421, Wilkesboro, NC. Reg 5-6pm, $20/sgl $25/dbl, door prrizes. www.crossroads-hd.com 336667-1003. SEP 13 ANNUAL MS FUNDRAISER R-Lo’s Pub & Grub, 207 Fisher Ferry St., Thomasville, NC. 1pm-until. Live music, raffle, food. 336-406-6202. SEP 13 CUSTOMER APPRECIATION DAY Shelton’s Harley-Davidson, 606 Corporate Dr., Goldsboro, NC. 11am-3pm, biker games, dj, door prizes, vendors. www. sheltonshd.com 919-731-2776. SEP 13 7TH ANNUAL SPECIAL FORCES 9/11 POKER RUN Sandhills Harley-Davidson, 7540 NC Hwy 15 501 S., Pinehurst, NC. Reg 10am, $10/ bike. ride to Historic Carthage Airfield & the House in the Horse Shoe. T-Shirts, raffles, prizes. 50/50. Benefits The Special Forces Scholarship Fund and

13 the Special Forces Charitable Trust. Vic Allen allenv33@hotmail.com 910-6950674. SEP 13 RIDE 4 AUTISM POKER RUN Ray Price Harley-Davidson, 1126 S Saunders St., Raleigh, NC. Reg 9:30am KSU 11 $25/rider $15/pass. Raffles, vendors, 50/50. Benefits Autism Society of NC Snoop snoop.iomc@ yahoo.com 267-372-3865. SEP 13 LUKE’S “A RIDE FOR LIFE” RUN Ray Price Harley-Davidson, 1126 S Saunders St., Raleigh, NC. Reg 10am KSU 11am. $20/rider $10/pass & cars. Food, entertainment. Benefits American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. Nicole Levesque nicleve@hotmail.com 919-649-0038. SEP 13 17TH ANNUAL MASONIC CHARITY RIDE Eureka Masonic Lodge #283, 604 East Churct St., China Grove, NC. Ride 7:30am, $20/person. Breakfast avail $6. Door prizes, food and fun. Benefits the Masonic Home for Children in Oxford. Doug Earnhardt zsearn3@gmail.com 704-957-0346. SEP 13 14TH ANNUAL HUMANE SOCIETY POKER RUN Harley Shop at the Beach, 4002 Hwy 17, North Myrtle Beach, SC. Pre- Reg by 8/30/14 $20/person, Day of Event $25/person. Benefits The Humane Society of N. Myrtle Beach Kathy hotboots387@msn. com 843-399-2939. SEP 13 11TH ANNUAL SPCA PAWKER RUN Dorchester Shrine Club, 2150 Beech Hill Rd, Summerville, SC. Reg 9:45am, ride 10:45am. Live band, free custom shirts, googie bags, and BBQ meal incl $20 reg. fee. SummervilleSPCA.org Chuck Botts charles.botts@kapstonepaper.com 843873-0402. SEP 13 BIKE NIGHT American Legion Post 116, 6400 Johnson Pond Rd., Fuquay Varina, NC. 3pm-until close, bike games, food, live music, vendors. 919-557-5990.

14 SEP 13 9/11 MEMORIAL RIDE Morehead City Elks Lodge #1710, 400 Miller Farm Rd., Morehead City, NC. Pre-reg. $20 day of event $25 extra rider $5. Reg. 9am, ride 1pm. Food, entertainment, silent auction, performances. Benefit honoring wounded warriors and first responders. Kent Neal kneal1@ec.rr.com 252-247-5234. SEP 14 12TH ANNUAL CATAWBA COUNTY SHRINERS POKER RUN Blue Ridge Harley-Davidson, 2002 13th Ave Dr. SE, Hickory, NC. Reg 11am, $15/hand $35/3 hands, food, door prizes. Dennis Grigg 828-781-0062. SEP 18-20 BIKER, BLUES & BBQ Tilley Harley-Davidson, 653 Bendix Dr., Salisbury, NC. BBQ Championship, food, beverages, vendors, bands. www. bikerbluesbbqrally.com 704-638-6044. SEP 20 ANIMAL PROTECTION POKER RUN New River HarleyDavidson, 2394 Wilmington Hwy, Jacksonville, NC. 910-346-9997. SEP 20 LIBERTY VETERAN’S MEMORIAL & GARDENS FUNDRAISER Lucky’s Saloon, 1453 Industry Dr., Burlington, NC. Reg 10am12, $20/rider $5/pass, raffles, food. www. luckyssaloonburlington.com 336-5701050. SEP 20 VETERANS CAR AND BIKE SHOW Richland County American Legion Post 6, 200 Pickens St, Columbia, SC. $20/Bike inc tee shirt. Cash prizes. Benefits the Alston Wilkes Society Homeless Veterans Program. http://www.alstonwilkessociety.org/ veterans-car--- Erin Wagner ewagner@ alstonwilkessociety.org 803-799-2490. SEP 20 OFFICER DOWN MEMORIAL RIDE Carteret Community College, 3505 Arendell St, Morehead City, NC. Reg 10am ride 11, $15/rider $5/pass, food, door prizes, 50/50. Sponsored by NC Blue Knights Chapter XVIII. Benefits families of Officers killed in the line of duty. Jim GNOZZIO jgnoz@aol.com 252-3422808.

Cruisin’ Calendar SEP 20 7TH ANNUAL RIDE TO ROCK OUT ALZHEIMER’S Pine Knoll, 590 Central Dr, Southern Pines, NC. Reg 7:30am, $20/sgl $30/dbl, door prizes, food, music. www.sjp.org 910-246-1066. SEP 20 TOM MCGRATH’S MOTORCYCLE LAW GROUP POKER RUN FOR SALISBURY VA HOSPICE UNIT Tilley HarleyDavidson of Salisbury, 653 Bendix Drive, Salisbury, NC. Reg 8am, first out 9am. Food, beverage, vendors. Proceeds support Salisbury VA Hospice Unit. www.bikerbluesbbqrally.com Gary Moss info@bikerbluesbbqrally.com 7046386044. SEP 20 RIDE TO REMEMBER Summerfield First Baptist Church, 2300 Scalesville Rd., Summerfield, NC. Escorted ride reg 8:30am, KSU 10am. $25/bike, $30/Two-up inc lunch & T-shirt. online reg avail. Supports the Western Carolina Chapter of the Alzheimer’s Association. Act.alz.org/ride Charlotte Stoll Cares05@triad.rr.com 336-312-6499. SEP 20 5TH ANNUAL BIKERS 4 BOOBS BREAST RIDE Cox’s HarleyDavidson, 2795 NC Hwy 134, Asheboro, NC. Reg 8am $20/bike ride 11am, escorted ride. Live music, silent auction, 50/50 food. Benefits Randolph Cancer Center mammogram fund. Fay Morgan bikersforboobs@yahoo.com 336-6224238. SEP 20 MIKE BURROUGHS RIDE American Legion Post 55, 111 Miller St, Winston-Salem, NC. Reg 9am, KSU 11am Memorial ride poker run. Mike Connor mdconnormk@netscape.net 336906-1983. SEP 24-28 OUTER BANKS BIKE FEST Outer Banks Harley-Davidson, 8739 Caratoke Hwy, Harbinger, NC. Entertainment, food, events and special attractions, bike shows, poker run, guided tours, party nights, tattoo and bikini contest, over 100 vendors, live music, pig picking. www.outerbanksbikeweek.com 252-338-8866.

SEP 26 8TH ANNUAL ONSLOW VIETNAM VETERANS MEMORIAL WELCOME PARTY Holiday Inn Express, 2115 U.S. 17, Jacksonville, NC. food, music. Pat Walker walker919@ excite.com 910-545-9333. SEP 26-28 10TH ANNUAL RAY PRICE CAPITAL CITY BIKEFEST Ray Price Harley-Davidson, 1126 S. Saunders St., Raleigh, NC. Downtown on Fayetteville St. & Raleigh Convention Ctr. Vendors, parade, parade of lights, bike show, tattoofest, stunt shows, live music, bikini bike wash. www.capitalcitybikefest.com 919-832-2261. SEP 26-28 HIGH COUNTRY ABATE FALL BLOW OUT Jay’s Tavern, 4951 Parris Bridge Rd., Boiling Springs, SC. Live music, games, contest, vendor, primitive tent camping. north-westscabate.org Mike mikeczwep@bellouth. net 864-895-4843. SEP 27 10TH ANNUAL CONFEDERATE HERITAGE RIDE Low Country Harley-Davidson, 4707 Dorchester Rd., Charleston, SC. Reg 10am, last out 12, $20/rider $15/pass inc tour of Hunley submarine, ride pin, live music, food, vendors. Presented by Secession Camp #4 Sons of Confederate Veterans. conf.heritageride@gmail.com 843-209-2048. SEP 27 8TH ANNUAL ONSLOW VIETNAM VETERANS MEMORIAL RUN New River Harley-Davidson, 2394 Wilmington Hwy, Jacksonville, NC. Reg 9am KSU 12, free ride, includes t-shirt & Lunch, escorted ride, 50/50, door prizes, silent auction. Pat Walker walker919@ excite.com 910-545-9333. SEP 27 CATAWBA COUNTY FIREFIGHTERS’ BURNED CHILDREN FUND Tilley’s Harley Davidson, 1226 Morland Dr., Statesville, NC. Reg 11am-1pm. $20/rider; $25 double rider. 1 Event t-shirt/bike. Prizes, food, 50/50, door prizes. Mark Raulerson mraulerson@sftfr.net 828-478-2131.

Cruisin’ Calendar SEP 27 KATELYN’S RIDE Riders in the Country, 5701 Randleman Rd, Randleman, NC. Reg 9am, KSU 10:30. Free food & music. $25/rider, $4 passenger. Benefits for the Katelyn Mary Lynch Memorial Nursing Scholarship at Randolph Community College Kevin Lynch Kmlyn@aol.com 336-312-3503. SEP 28 UNCAGED BIKER SUNDAY Power Line Church, 701 Manning Ave, Elon, NC. Reg & free breakfast 9:30am, band & service 10:30, free lunch, blessings of the bikes, escorted ride 1pm, door prizes. www.uncagedbikers.org Linda Whitlow uncagedbikers@yahoo. com 336-226-3828. OCT 4 3RD ANNUAL HISTORICAL MARKERS BENEFIT RIDE New River Harley-Davidson, 2394 Wilmington Hwy, Jacksonville, NC. Reg 9am-12, $25/rider $10/pass. Food, door prize, Rain date 10/11. Sponsored by Combat Veterans MC. 910-346-9997. OCT 4 NEW RIDER BOOT CAMP Ray Price Harley-Davidson, 1126 S. Saunders St., Raleigh, NC. 10am www. rayprice.com 919-832-2261 OCT 4 THE LAST DON’S 2ND ANNUAL MEMORIAL RIDE HarleyDavidson of Greensboro, 538 Farragut St., Greensboro, NC. Reg 9:30am. Provides scholarships for young men. www.hdofgreensboro.com 336-2731101. OCT 4 LEICESTER VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 14TH ANNUAL TOY/POKER RUN Leicester Volunteer Fire Dept, 2852 New Leicester Hwy., Leicester, NC. Reg 10:45am, $10/hand or toy of equal value. Food, door prizes, vacation raffle. Benefits the unfortunate children with Christmas gifts! www. leicesterfire.com 828-778-4899 bkeever@leicesterfire.com 828-6833433. OCT 4 MIRACLE LEAGUE RIDE Ray Price Harley-Davidson, 1126 S. Saunders St., Raleigh, NC. $10/rider. Rain date 10/11. www. themircacleleagueride.com Mike Hardee mhardee88@gmail.com

OCT 5 CUSTOMER APPRECIATION DAY Outer Banks Harley-Davidson, 8739 Caratoke Hwy, Harbinger, NC. Hot dogs, corn hole, horseshoes, music. www.outerbankshd. com 252-338-8866.

OCT 11 VHVH BENEFIT RIDE American Legion Post 55, 111 Miller St, Winston-Salem, NC. KSU 11am. Benefits the transitional home for Veterans. Mike Connor mdconnormk@ netscape.net 336-906-1983.

OCT 10 BIKE NIGHT Rocky Mount Harley-Davidson, 928 N Winstead Ave, Rocky Mount, NC. 6-9:30pm www. rockymounthd.com 252-446-7292.

OCT 11 SEVEN SABRES BROTHERHOOD TO MAKE A CHILD SMILE D& Q Motorsports, 44 N Broad Street, Angier, NC. Reg $20/bike, $25/rider, $5/extra hand. Starts 8:30, KSU 10am. Door prizes, special gifts, 50/50, cash prize, food. Benefits Kids Smile at Christmas. www. sevensabresbrotherhood.com Arlene mabry ssabres7@yahoo.com 919-4227234.

OCT 11 RED KNIGHTS OF GRAHAM, NC CHAPTER 7 BREAST CANCER RIDE Graham Fire Department, 201 South Main St, Graham, NC. Reg 8:30am-9:45am, $20/ Rider, $5/Passenger. Ride 10am. Lunch, T-shirts, 50/50, door prizes. Benefits the Little Pink Houses of Hope. Rain date is 10/18 redknightsnc7.com Sheryl Bullis dbullis1@triad.rr.com 336-227-0075. OCT 11 BRITT’S ANNUAL BIKE SHOW & AUCTION Lincolnton Church of God, Family Life Center, 1435 Riverview Rd., Lincolnton, NC. 10am-2pm. Bike show judging 1pm. Bike show entry $15. All bikes must ride in. Free lunch, live band, vendors, auction, door prizes. Rain ate 10/18. Hosted by Driven By Grace Biker Ministry to benefit Hospice and Palliative Care. Danny Houser drivenbygrace@bellsouth.net 704-7320012. OCT 11 8TH ANNUAL RIDE FOR THE CURE NC Eastern Radiologists, Inc Breast Imaging Center, 2101 W Arlington Blvd., Greenville, NC. Reg 8:30, KSU 9:30. $25 reg. fee Incl poker hand, t-shirt, goodie bag, food & live music. No fee for passengers. Pre-reg. by 9/13 & receive a lapel pin. Benefits early detection & assist breast cancer patients in Pitt, Beaufort & Lenoir Counties. 252-931-7722. www.rideforthecurenc. com Addie abest@easternrad.com 252931-7665. OCT 11 BIKE NIGHT American Legion Post 116, 6400 Johnson Pond Rd., Fuquay Varina, NC. 3pm-until close, bike games, food, live music, vendors. 919-557-5990.

OCT 18 KRUISING FOR KILAH II DICE RUN Monroe VFW, 712 VFW Road, Monroe, NC. Reg 9 am. $20/ sgl $30/dbl includes meal and t-shirts. Food, auction, music. Bikes and cars are welcome! Benefit the Kilah Davenport Foundation that helps victims/families of child abuse. Jessica Walker Jessi_ Carolina10@yahoo.com 803-287-4899. OCT 18 ALR POST 55 BIKE SHOW American Legion Post 55, 111 Miller St, Winston-Salem, NC. Games, Vendors, Food, Live Music, Prizes! Noon-5pm. Benefits local Veterans. Mike Connor mdconnormk@netscape.net 336-9061983. OCT 24-25 DEMO TRUCK Indian Motorcycle Greensboro, 201 S Church St., Greensboro, NC. Demo rides. www. indianmotorcyclegreensboro.com 336763-5621. OCT 31 SADDLEBAG SWEETS Harley-Davidson of Greensboro, 538 Farragut St., Greensboro, NC. www. hdofgreensboro.com 336-273-1101. NOV 1 STATESVILLE HOG CHAPTER 2ND ANNUAL JINGLE BELL TOY RUN Tilley Harley Davidson/Statesville, 1226 Morland Dr., Statesville, NC. Reg 10-12pm. Police escort ride 12:30. $15 & toy, $25 w/o toy. Passenger $10.& toy, $20.w/o Toy. Benefits underprivileged families in the

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The Carolinas’ Full Throttle Magazine Bike Night At NewBridge Bank Park By: Mark Infield On Thursday, June 26th, The Carolinas’ Full Throttle Magazine, Harley-Davidson Of Greensboro, and The Greensboro Grasshoppers partnered up for a big bike night at NewBridge Bank Park in Greensboro, NC. It was a beautiful evening that began with about 10 riders leaving out of The Carolinas’ Full throttle Magazine office in Jamestown and riding to the ballpark. When we arrived, Bellemeade Street was already blocked off for motorcycle parking and the bikes began to flow in. The first order of business was to ride our motorcycles around the field. We have done this several times, but the thrill never goes away. Then, Lincoln, our graphic artist, got to throw out the ceremonial first pitch. How cool is that? We all parked back on Bellemeade Street and went inside the park to enjoy watching the Grasshoppers play the Lakewood Blueclaws, pulling out the 8-6 win with a 4 run 6th inning. It is always good when the home team wins! It was also “Thirsty Thursday” and all beer, soda, and water was $1! I promise you that was a great hit and added to the evening’ fun.

As the innings wore on, the crowd dwindled and another fun outing with our motorcycle friends wound down. It doesn’t get any better than beer, baseball, and motorcycles on a summer evening. It was great to see everyone in a little different setting. I hope that we will do this again next year and I invite you to join us. Until then, keep on reading The Carolinas’ Full Throttle Magazine and be careful out there!

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By: WildThing My husband gave me the nickname “WildThing“ back in 1966 when The Troggs made the song popular. We had just met and he wrote it on my timecard at our work and it made the boss mad, but I was tickled! We have been together ever since, and I’m here to tell you it’s the little things that make a life. Back in those days, Mark rode me around town on his Honda 90 Dream, in secret of course. My parents would have killed me if they knew! You could say we are together because of a motorcycle. We stopped riding for many years to raise our family. Then he took a ride on a friend’s 77 Super Glide. Shortly after that he saw a red Harley-Davidson Fat Boy and it started all over again. We went to Daytona Bike week the following spring and camped at Bulow Campground and had a blast. The next spring we went back with the Fat Boy and my brand new black Sportster in tow. We rode all over every day and collected t-shirts, souvenirs, flyers, and magazines. When we arrived back home and were sifting through all the stuff, we came across a copy of Florida Full Throttle Magazine. Since we had lived on the west coast of Florida for seven years back in the 70s, we were familiar with several of the advertisers. They had a calendar of motorcycle events that knocked our socks off! We thought it would be great to have something like this in North Carolina, but who would do it? Then we saw the full-page ad in Full Throttle recruiting people to open their own publication that would be just like the one in Florida. We took the bait, and called the number. When “Gypsy” answered, he said, “We’ve been waiting to hear from you!” Long story short, we made an appointment to meet the Full Throttle owner and find out what it would take to have a NC version. We flew to Florida in June 1998 and were able to stay in Mark’s Dad’s condo on St. Pete Beach. We visited the Florida Full Throttle office and met the owners, and their lead salesman, “Gypsy”. Capt’n Jack from Key West was there, too, and together they showed us how they sell ads and put together the magazine. They assured us all we had to do was sell a few ads, write a few stories, and they would do the rest. That was far from reality, but we didn’t know that at the time! The next day, we rented a motorcycle from one of Gypsy’s clients, and rode around town with him, visited a client, and went to a bike night. We had a nice time, and were intrigued with the idea of the magazine. After a nice dinner, we returned

the motorcycle, bought a bottle of wine, and went back to the condo. We were enjoying the wine and soft summer evening breezes sitting on the ninth floor balcony overlooking the calm waters of the Gulf of Mexico. We were concerned because we knew nothing about running a magazine. Mark was a selfemployed carpenter doing home repairs and remodeling. I had a part time business keeping books and doing tax returns. How would this work? Could we do it on the side? The initial buyin to use the trademark was $10,000! Could we scrape that together? We had two teens at home and another in college. I held my breath as I saw a huge, beautiful comet streaking across the night sky. It was brilliant! When it finally disappeared, Mark whispered, “Did you see that?” When I answered in the affirmative, he said, “Well, I guess that is our answer.” We agreed that the comet was an omen, a sign to us to go ahead and sign the papers to start our new venture. So, on the masthead on every copy of The Carolinas’ Full Throttle Magazine you will see the comet that dots the ‘i’ in Carolinas. That’s our comet, our sign that we’re doing what we are supposed to do. Years ago, the theme song from the Sunday night Disney program went like:

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And so it began. We went home to North Carolina and began gathering material for the “Premiere” issue of The Carolinas’ Full Throttle Magazine 16 years ago. Many adventures grew out of the fledgling publication’s launch, but those stories, too numerous to tell here, are for another time. Thank you all for your support over the years. Live life Full Throttle!

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Story and photo by Alan Dockery Living in Western North Carolina, we can take for granted what a cool place we call home. Then on a beautiful summer day, riding with folks from across the country we are reminded why bikers from all over the world come to play in our backyard. The third weekend of June, I joined bikers from 18 states as they converged on Riders’ Roost Motorcycle Resort in Ferguson, NC, for the World Honda Chopper Meet. The largest known gathering specializing in Honda choppers has mostly folks who ride older single overhead cam 750s of the type made from 1969 to 1978. However, there were several of us with twin cam bikes and some newer Honda choppers, bobbers, and customs there. I saw some of my Harley riding buddies there, too, checking out the old Hondas and talking about the one in the garage that may be back on the road soon. The World Honda Chopper Meet is one of those cool cases where an Internet community gets together in the real world. Most of the folks attending are members of the Internet forum at www.HondaChopper.com. For many it’s a chance to meet and get to know the people behind the screen names on the forum. In 2003, members of the Internet board moved their event to North Carolina to align with the Horse Backstreet Choppers Smoke Out, then held in Salisbury. Some folks stayed at Riders’ Roost and rode to the Smoke Out for the day. When the Smoke Out moved to Rockingham they decided since The Roost is such a cool place they would just have the meet there. “The scenic views, mountain roads, and hospitality of the Riders’ Roost owners is way above the best we could ask for,” said Chuck DV, one of the website administrators. “Dave and Pam are like family and The Roost is the perfect spot to hold the meet. The annual event has about 100 attendees each year. Although not as large as some events, it is the largest gathering of 750cc Hondas in the world. You come to The Roost when us Honda Chopper Mother Lovers are there and you will have a good time. The site is about Honda choppers and the people who love them, but we are just brothers and sisters out to have a good time. So whatever you ride, come hang out on the site and join us for the meet and see what it is all about.” The website administrators, known as the G.O.T.F. (Gang Of The Four, named after the four cylinder engines) sponsor the meet. And they do a good job, too, providing plenty of great food Friday and Saturday night plus Sunday morning breakfast. Saturday we took a group ride to Shu Bob’s for lunch. Some of those guys can really handle their choppers since getting in and out of the Roost can be tricky and our mountain roads a little scary for folks who don’t ride them regularly. That afternoon we enjoyed checking out each other’s bikes and talking with new friends. After a great supper they held an auction of parts and things. You know one man’s junk is the part another needs for his next build. After the auction, the party was in high gear. Some of us

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By: Debbie Harmon Blue skies, bright sunshine, and happy faces riding 38 motorcycles of every make, model, color, and year, took off at 10 am, from Harley-Davidson of Greensboro on June 14th. This was the 3rd Annual Iron Chariot Ride to benefit Greater Piedmont Teen Challenge. The weather could not have been more perfect. The day began with breakfast donated by Starbucks and Krispy Kreme Donuts. The bikes rolled through Greensboro escorted by three Sheriff’s officers and continued through the northeast Greensboro countryside. A short break was enjoyed mid-ride and then we continued into the southern portion of Guilford County ending at Greater Piedmont Teen Challenge on Boulevard Street in Greensboro. At Teen Challenge a delicious lunch donated by Jam’s Deli and desert from Chick-FilA, was enjoyed. The students at Teen Challenge enjoyed having the bikers join them for lunch. Mike and Teresa Williams and Noah’s Tribe Biker Group organized the ride. The event raised $1800 to help with the ongoing expenses of Greater Piedmont Teen Challenge, a residential program for men 18-45 years of age with drug and alcohol addictions. The students are charged $1000 for their seven month stay at Teen Challenge. The cost to Teen Challenge is approximately $18,500 per student. This extra cost is covered through private donations, churches, civic groups, and benefits such as our two golf tournaments, two banquets, two walk-a-thons, and our Annual Iron Chariot Ride. Dr. Bob Harman, Executive Director of Greater Piedmont Teen Challenge, says, “Without a doubt, the generosity of our community makes a huge difference in the success of our program. Teen Challenge receives no government funding. We depend totally on the gifts of our supporters. YOU can make a

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By: Old Spook On June 19th at 7 pm The Beach Bar kicked off its first bike night. “Old Spook” with the help of The Carolinas’ Full Throttle Magazine and supporters of the Run To The Twin Towers packed the place. Many of the military and support motorcycle clubs were in attendance. I saw a good number of The Green Knights MMC from Chapter 37 there. American Legion Riders from Post 166 and 179 showed up for the festivities. A pack of Americas Guardians from the Charleston Chapter were present. A number of CMVA folks from various chapters were there. Notably, Joe “Long Shot” Murray, a CVMA guy who runs a site called Machieeenegun Ally where he builds custom long-range precision rifles was there to support The Beach Bar. Joe brought along a lot of his toys for the guys, but the ladies seemed just as fascinated. Other vendors included a rod and tackle shop and a ladies handbag company. Even Badd Kitty brought a couple of gift certificates for the ladies. The contributors of the funds raised for the Run To The Twin Towers were also in attendance. Each was given an 18” x 12” poster taken from photographs of the Vietnam Memorial and Twin Towers Memorial. The contributors included The Beach Bar, Green Knights MMC Chapter 37, Legion Riders Post 179, Legion Riders Post 166, Whaley’s, Fillin Station Diner, UPS Store 2114, Harvest Moon Low Country Grille, John Evans, Greg Lenox, Cycle Gear, and Fuel Zone of Ravenel. Contributions of door prizes and services were Frametastics and Charleston Sign Company. A special thanks was extended to Fred Lisinski, head of the Volunteer Services at the Charleston VA. Joe and Linda, The Beach Bar owners, had raised $450 for the VA and presented Fred with the funds. Fred was also instrumental in screening the recipient of the $1600 that was raised for the Run To The Twin Towers. That recipient, Valarie Pearson, was an army veteran of the War in Iraq. She is donating her kidney to her daughter. This donation will take her through a critical time in her recovery. Ray Sagan, president of the Green Knights MMC presented Valarie with the check. Valarie, in her acceptance remarks, praised the military for their sense of community and their willingness to help bear the load of the injured or fallen. After having been without support from anyone for some time, it was her observation that the VA, soldiers, and support personnel in the Charleston area have treated her like a member of a family. There were 12 entries for the bike show, which was won by Ken Thaw of the Green Knights MMC Chapter 37. His 2014 Harley Street Glide the crowd favorite. The Beach Bar presented Ken with a $25 check. A maroon 2014 Indian won 2nd Place. Low Country Harley-Davidson donated a $20 gift certificate and an H-D Tapestry. The reports from all involved tell me that the food was great, the band was loud and good, and everyone had a great time. The bikers and The Beach Bar look forward to doing this again in the near future. Contact The Beach Bar at 843-212-3100 for more information. Just so you know, The Beach Bar actually has a beach and an outside Tiki style bar. Very cool.

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By: Mark Infield June 21st was one of those days when everyone and their brother held an event of some kind. All the way down East Dixie Drive in Asheboro, pop ups were in almost every parking lot. The 6th Annual Randolph County CBA Car And Bike Show was set up in the parking lot of CarQuest Auto Parts. It was a great location and I felt like I was in the 70s as every yahoo in town nailed it as they went by in both cars and motorcycles. Members of Randolph County CBA had the grill out there and were grilling hot dogs along with cold drinks and chips. One of them brought a pretty big pair of speakers, too, so we had music, too. The entries and attendance was limited, but I am sure Randolph County CBA expected more participation and support. There were 7 motorcycles entered and 2 cars. In the Cars, 1st Place went to Bob Blakeslee for his very sharp 2005 Corvette C6. Rickey Salley took 2nd Place with a nicely restored 1955 Chevy 3100 Pick up truck. There were some good looking bikes entered. Rick Dunlap’s 2010 Black Widow Honda Fury took 1st Place. Doug Beard’s 2007 H-D Street Glide with a WWII paint scheme won 2nd Place and 3rd Place went to Bill Rawnell for entering his red and white 2013 Victory. There were no skanky bikes entered

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By: Everette “EZ” Short If you made it to the 15th Annual Smoke Out Rally on June 27th and 28th at the Rockingham Dragway in NC, then you know what I mean when I tell you WOW What a BLAST! When Greg “Edge” Scheuer and friends first conceived of The Smoke Out Rally, I don’t think they ever expected it to grow this big, but it sure did. The Smoke Out is all about choppers. It is about builders, from professional builders to those bloody-knuckled guys (and ladies) burning the midnight oil in an unheated shed to build a chopper they can call their own. Chops of all makes are featured, American, British, Metric, everything. The event is about riders, cross-town to cross-country in a rainstorm. With all this heavy metal blown chopper competition, you can imagine my surprise when the “Mini Bike” races took center stage to get the record crowds all fired up, with characters dressed in cartoon get ups on the course, showing off their stuff in a go go dance of races featuring several nonlethal bumps and crashes. Our own World Wide Phenomena, Kevin Bean’re, showed up in full Evel Knievel regalia this year to take the honors as the Master of Ceremonies with a little road rash to show for it when he outran his own mini-bike. As usual, everyone was a winner and some won more than others. This year’s festival of madness actually kicked off on the night of Wednesday the 25th at our local Suck, Bang, Blow with a celebrity studded party. By the time Friday afternoon arrived, everyone was revved up building their hooches in the camping area as it filled to the brim this year. Later in the afternoon, Sarah Shook took the stage with some awesome tunes, only to be followed by one of our favorites, Rebel Son, for a fist pumping hoe down of Southern rock and muddy tom foolery that included several mason jars of local spirits and a lot of cheap beer being readily shared long into Saturday morning. Right on schedule, it rained through the night like a monsoon had set down on us, which is normal, but it never even put a dent in all the burnouts at the pit in the campground and the skies cleared the next day, to stay that way for the rest of the show. Of course there was drag strip amateur racing both days and a bike show where Pat Paterson, DJ Jenkins, and Josh Cipra were some of the PRO winners. Meanwhile in an old school throwback, none other than the Legend, Rhett Rotten, circled the Wall Of Death all afternoon like no other crazy man can. Other bands on Saturday included Everyman, Iron Cowgirl Missy and The Local Skank. All throughout Saturday there were classes on welding, pin striping and various cool things to check out and participate in like The Anvil Toss, which the SBB crew took a few treasured medals at!

I spent most my time with Bill Barber and the crazy crew from Suck, Bang, Blow, so I got front row seats to some truly insane times under the big tent. Thanks for letting us tag along and we all know it is really the Rosa and Whitney show. Thank God that there were no injuries, no attitudes and everyone came home in one piece. If you didn’t make it, take a look at www.smokeoutrally.com or at www.fullthrottlemagazine.com for a few pictures. See you at Smoke Out 16 next year and be sure to tell them you read about in The Carolinas’ Full Throttle Magazine.

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Angie Smith Wins NHRA New England Nationals

Kandy Magazine Pro Stock Motorcycle rider Angie Smith, King, NC, scored her first-ever National Hot Rod Association event win at the Auto-Plus New England Nationals in Epping, New Hampshire. The June 22nd win was historic as Angie met husband and defending series champion Matt Smith in the final round, marking the first time a husband and wife raced each other in an NHRA professional final. “It’s a dream come true for me to finally win a national event in NHRA competition after seven years of trying,” said Angie. “I can’t thank my MSR team enough and I’m so thankful to have Kandy Magazine sponsor me for these past events. I’m so blessed. I am living proof that you should never give up on your dreams.” Angie had no easy path on her way to the winner’s circle. She qualified in the middle of the pack in the eighth position with a 6.87 elapsed and got a free run in the first round of eliminations when Jim Underdahl withdrew after damaging an

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By: Jeanie Hood-Carter For four years Bikers For Bikers Foundation has held a spring Music Festival Rally. The annual event is to raise funds for the nonprofit charity to assist injured or sick bikers. Each year the event has grown in many ways and this year was no different. The vendors were top shelf, to say the least, offering everything from custom jewelry and tie-dye to custom paint from Southern Air-Brushing to KC’s Biker Barn with a wide variety of biker accessories. There were custom lights, clothing, silver, patch sewing, PCVC foods, and more. Everything a bigger bike rally would offer but in a beautiful country setting right in the center of NC. If you haven’t been to this festival/rally, you are missing one of the most amazing shows in North Carolina. Friday night opened with the well-known Idlewild South, the best Allman Brother’s tribute band around. Bubba Joe and The Bruisers, a funky and wildly entertaining show, followed their 2-hour show. The evening closed with a new band to the event, Gypsy Sun, the best Hendrix tribute band I have ever seen! The lights and smoke filled stage really set the shows off. Saturday started with a dedication to State Captain, Steve Downs, from Jacksonville who lost his battle to cancer earlier in the year. The PGR stood flag line while Ron “Bullet” Underwood, VP, read the article from The Carolinas’ Full Throttle Magazine about Steve’s incredible life. Steve’s family came from as far as Florida for the event. It was very touching and honorable, just like him. The opening show Saturday was a live jam session. A number of musicians from a variety of bands participated and wowed the crowd with natural acoustic sounds. It’s always a great show when folks get together, play, and lay out some real entertainment. The jam session was followed by Blue Heron, a duo, with their versions of a nice variety of rock. Jym Chapman and The Migrant Workers out of Charlotte and part of the rally each year, with a reunion for the members played original music, and a softer version of rock enjoyed by all. Between bands a 5’x8’ enclosed trailer was raffled off and won by “E” of Cherry Blossom Tattoos. A signed print of the famous “Sweet Cocaine” painting of Sonny Barger, with Certificate of Authentication had been donated by Mr. Barger in

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By: Mark Infield This event, held in the motorcycle park adjacent to HarleyDavidson of Greensboro, has almost become a tradition in the Triad. It began as “Hot Harley Night” at the dealership and then moved to the Motorcycle Park after it was acquired, hosting the H-D of Greensboro Spokes Model Search. The Motorcycle Park added such a nice dimension to the event with a real stage that has adequate electrical service, two huge oak trees that provide lots of shade, plenty of green grass, seating on the lawn and in Chunk’s Hawg Haven serving up ice cold beverages, making it, perhaps, the nicest biker party venue in existence. No foolin! You can even smoke there if you want to! Even in the bar! The day started out with music from Where’s Eddie. Several vendors were set up and the Triad Bad Lasses and Triad HOG Chapter were grilling dogs and burgers to fill the void in your stomach. The Carri Smithey Band followed Where’s Eddie and the crowd began to roll in. It was a good thing that there was over flow bike parking at the dealership and the lot next door since the street was parked full of cars (?) on both sides for as far as you could see. It was a picture perfect summer day with temps in the mid to upper 80s and Jacked Up turned up the heat with their performance of many of our all time rock-n-roll favorites. The Radials rounded out the day’s entertainment as the crowd

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Story and photo by Alan Dockery The last weekend of June thousands of bikers swarmed North Carolina’s Rockingham Dragway for The Horse Back Street Choppers Smoke Out 15. Yeah folks, they’ve been bringing one of the best Biker parties on the East Coast to the Carolinas for 15 years. There are lots of reasons why so many bikers love the Smoke Out from cool people, the coolest bikes, lots of vendors, and great bands to thundering down the drag strip just for fun. The party officially starts at noon Friday, and quickly there is plenty to see and do for the folks who have already set up camp. Rockingham has lots of camping area and most of the trailers and motorhomes are on one side of the dragstrip and tent campers on the other. Both campgrounds rock all weekend, but I think we party harder on the camping side. Friday afternoon is a good time to slowly cruise the vendors before the crowd gets big and the Smoke Out gets in high gear. Things start happening even before the official welcoming. You can start drag racing your buddies or go to the Monster Craftsman Area for seminars on bike painting, TIG welding, or pinstriping. Soon Rhett Rotten does his first Wall Of Death show and we start asking what are people cheering about over there? As the first band, Sarah Shook and the Devil Music, takes the stage, the Smoke Out energy builds. The only rain we had all weekend was a brief shower right about the time Hammer, Englishman, and Edge brought the crowd to the stage for the official welcome to Smoke Out 15. One of my favorite bands has become a regular on Friday night. I always look forward to seeing Rebel Son and am surprised how many folks from up North know about this local rockabilly band. Rebel Son played for an hour and drew a big crowd to the stage. While they took a break the crowd stayed down front for the Wet T-shirt Contest with Roadside Marty. I commend Marty on running a great Wet T-shirt Contest. Then Rebel Son played for a couple more hours as we sang along to their rowdy honky tonk tunes. After the main gate closed Friday night, the party moved to the campground for a few more hours. There was a jam session in the Prom Tent and Skye Paige playing on the campground stage. Man did a bunch of guys make sure we got plenty of tire

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By: Jeannie Hood-Carter Lauraley is a lady biker who was injured when riding with someone who dropped a bike. She suffered a broken leg and some permanent injuries to her leg. With months of therapy and temporarily unable to work, she asked BFBF for some help to get her through the tough times. Sometimes, an injured motorcyclist needs a little help to get them through and that is part of what BFBF is about. With plans to do something a little different, BFBF set up the Survival Challenge and Fund Raiser. Anyone could ride, but competitors would compete for a trophy and prize as the 1st Place 2014 Survival Challenge Biker. Funds made off this year’s event would go to help Lauraley. The day started out hot and with the words ‘Survival Challenge’ many got the idea it would be a gruesome day of running or climbing walls. Not at all what we had in mind! After registration, competitors would have 1 challenge, pull 3 numbers at each stop to add to the score, then return and complete 2 other challenges. Each challenge was worth points. All points were added up at the end to reveal the top Survival Challenger for this year. The competition required a little brawn: First Challenge was to kick start a Panhead in 10 kicks or less. All competitors except 1 completed this challenge for 100 points. The 2nd Challenge required a little skill: Each challenger had to roll or fold a pair of chaps in a way they would stay together on a bike

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By: Old Spook The Twin Tower Memorial Run began as a desire to visit my roots in N.J. after 9 years in the low country. Pete Johnson, of Legion Riders Post 166 in Goose Creek, was leaving a week before Rolling Thunder to check out D.C. before the big rush of bikes. I asked if he wanted a wingman for the ride to D.C., and he gave the affirmative. That started my wheels to turn. The more I thought about it, the more I thought, why just visit friends and relatives; why not ride to the Vietnam Wall AND the Twin Towers Memorial? Then I got together with a group of military, police, fire, and support motorcyclists at the Beach Bar in Charleston to discuss doing a fundraiser. The focal point of that fundraiser would be to help a family associated with one of our groups that had fought in or supported the war on terror and was in need of help. It was important to all of our groups that the recipient be handed a check directly from us and not through fund raising organizations. The donors involved included not only motorcycle organizations but also patriotic local merchants who donated their services. The groups involved included: The Green Knights Military Motorcycle Club, Legion Riders Post 179, Legion Riders Post 166, UPS Store 2114, Charleston Sign Company, Frametastics, The Fillin Station, Harvest Moon Low Country Grille, The Beach Bar, Whaley’s, Greg Lenox, The Roadrunner, John Evans, Americas Guardians, CVMA Chapter 34-1-2 and Cycle Gear. $1600 was raised through donations and another $1500 in goods and services were offered by these fine people. Our group of bikers decided to do a bike night at the Beach Bar on June 19th to just hang and have some fun following the Ride to the Twin Towers. More about this in my follow-up article. Prior to my departure, I put out feelers to anyone that might want to join me on my trip north. One of the Green Knights, Patrick “Desperado” Esmerado, contacted his dad, Joe Esmerado, a First Lieutenant in the Coast Guard and one of the first responders for 9/11, to see if he would like to join me. Although Lieutenant Esmerado hadn’t been to the memorial since 9/11, he wanted to support his son’s group, the Green Knights and enthusiastically volunteered to take me through his experiences. This was going to be an incredible first-hand view of the memorial. On the 18th of May at The Beach Bar, I met up with members

of the Green Knights MMC Chapter 37 who led me out. We stopped at Cycle Gear and then headed out to KFC in Summerville. Pete was riding his white 2012 Gold Wing Trike with his wife Debbie and I was on my maroon 2011 Victory Vision with a Hannigan Sidecar. We headed out Rt. 52 to 95 and stopped off at Wilson, NC. I wasn’t ready for the rain but had an old golf rain suit to throw on after only a few hours into the trip. I left Pete and Debbie in Wilson, grabbed a quick breakfast and headed out at 0600 hours to avoid any traffic coming into DC. Someone had to be watching out for me since I drove into DC. just as my GPS crapped out. I let my instincts take over and wound around the city until I found a parking space in front of the US Treasury Building. Wouldn’t you know that the Vietnam Memorial was just 200 yards right in front of me! This was my first visit to the Vietnam Memorial since my return from Phu Bai, Vietnam in 1966. I really wasn’t ready for the visit. Walking up to what looked like a slight indentation in the ground turned out to be a towering shiny black wall of stone with 58,209 names staring back at me. As I turned the corner, I asked if SP4 Davis of the ASA was nearby. He was one of the first names mentioned by President Johnson as having been killed in action. He was a member of my outfit. Despite my not having a first name, the guide was familiar with SP4 Davis who had a base in Saigon named after him and the guide pointed it out to me. At that point I couldn’t hold it together and went down one knee. When I got it together, I took the picture of the memorial with the Washington Monument in the background. I left DC around 1200 hours and took I-95 up toward Philly and picked up the North East Extension near Plymouth Meeting Mall, PA. This eventually took me to Easton, PA. I headed toward Washington, NJ and took the scenic back woods in Long Valley and Chester, NJ. It was just about an 11 hours trip from DC. The Victory was cruising along and seemed to like the highway with the exception of passing tractor-trailers on narrow 2 lane roads. I got into my hometown without any bruises and chilled with family and friends for a few days. I headed into Hoboken early in the morning on Saturday, the 31st. Now that’s a scary ride. I’d never do it on 2 wheels. Route 3 heading toward the Lincoln Tunnel is still recovering from Hurricane Sandy. Pot holes galore and uneven pavement. I got off at the last exit before the tunnel into Hoboken. That was a surprise.

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International Bike Show At Smokin’ Harley-Davidson By: Caroline One only has to go to the grocery store to know that food prices are skyrocketing, which means that the Second Harvest Food Bank of Northwest NC will have a very busy year. Smokin’ Harley-Davidson wanted to help them by making their International Bike Show an annual event with the proceeds going to Second Harvest. This year’s turnout was great and so were the bike entries. The entry fee of $5 and a non-perishable food item along with raffle items donated by vendors helped Second Harvest to get prepared to provide

food for those in need. There were many great looking bikes, but only one could win for each category. After the votes were counted Smokin’ manager Ray Perry announced the winners: Chopper - Jake Birnstock, Sport Bike - Kevin Baldwin, Cruiser - Sam Miller, Touring - Russell Sietch, Custom - Mike Sereanie, People’s Choice - Dustin Rodgers. Congratulations to all the winners! To see and hear more about events at Smokin’ Harley-Davidson check them out at www.SmokinHarley.com.

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bartender cured me for $10. I was so happy to have saved all that money that I went and bought me a new pickup truck.” “Is that so?” With a bit of an attitude he said, “and how, may I ask, did a bartender cure you?” “He told me to cut the legs off the bed. Ain’t nobody under there now!” Forget the shrinks. Have a drink and talk to a bartender!

A woman went to a K-Mart service counter and told the clerk she wanted a refund for the toaster she bought because it won’t work. The clerk told her that he couldn’t give her a refund because she bought it on special. Suddenly, the woman threw her arms up in the air and started screaming, “pinch my nipples, pinch my nipples, pinch my nipples!” The befuddled clerk ran away to get the store manager in front of a growing crowd of customers. The manager goes to the woman and asks, “Ma’am what’s wrong?” She explained the problem with the toaster, and he told her that he couldn’t give her a refund because she bought it on special. Once again, the woman throws her arms up in the air and screamed, “Pinch my nipples, pinch my nipples, pinch my nipples!” And doing so draws an even bigger crowd! In shock, the store manager pleads, “Ma’am, why are you saying that?” In a huff, the woman says, “Because, I like to have my nipples pinched when I’m being screwed!” The crowd broke into applause and her money was quickly refunded.

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“Bless me Father, for I have sinned. I have been with a loose girl.” The priest asks, “Is that you, little Joey Pagano?” “Yes, Father, it is.” “And who was the girl you were with?” “I can’t tell you, Father. I don’t want to ruin her reputation.” “Well, Joey, I’m sure to find out her name sooner or later so you may as well tell me now. Was it Tina Minetti?” “I cannot say.” “Was it Teresa Mazzarelli?” “I’ll never tell.” “Was it Nina Capelli?” “I’m sorry, but I cannot name her.” “Was it Cathy Piriano?” “My lips are sealed.” “Was it Rosa DiAngelo, then?” “Please, Father! I cannot tell you.” The priest sighs in frustration. “You’re very tight lipped, and I admire that. But you’ve sinned and have to atone. You cannot be an altar boy now for 4 months. Now you go and behave yourself.” Joey walks back to his pew, and his friend Franco slides over and whispers, “What’d you get?” “Four months vacation and five good leads!” A man spoke frantically into the phone: “My wife is pregnant and her contractions are only two minutes apart,” “Is this her first child?” the doctor asked. “No,” the man shouted, “This is her husband!”

Ever since I was a child, I’ve always had a fear of someone under my bed at night. So I went to a shrink and told him: “I’ve got problems. Every time I go to bed I think there’s somebody under it I’m scared and I think I’m going crazy”. “Just put yourself in my hands for one year”, said the shrink. “Come in and talk to me three times a week and we should be able to get rid of those fears”. “How much do you charge?” “Eighty dollars per visit”, replied the doctor. “I’ll sleep on it”, I said. Six months later the doctor met me on the street. “Why didn’t you come to see me about those fears you were having?” he asked. “Well, eighty bucks a visit, three times a week for a year, is $12,480. A

Police in Los Angeles had good luck with a robbery suspect who just couldn’t control himself during a lineup. When detectives asked each man in the lineup to repeat the words: ‘Give me all your money or I’ll shoot,’ the man shouted, “that’s not what I said!”

A man in Georgia had a flat tire, pulled off on the side of the road, and proceeded to put a bouquet of flowers in front of the car and one behind it. Then he got back in the car to wait. A passerby studied the scene as he drove by and was so curious he turned around and went back. He asked the fellow what the problem was. The man replied, “I have a flat tire.” The passerby asked, “But what’s with the flowers?” The man responded, “When you break down they tell you to put flares in the front and flares in the back! I never did understand it either.

Last summer, down on Lake Isabella, located in the high desert, an hour east of Bakersfield, CA, some folks, new to boating, were having a problem. No matter how hard they tried, they couldn’t get their brand new 22-foot boat, going. It was very sluggish in almost every maneuver no matter how much power they applied. After about an hour of trying to make it go, they putted into a nearby marina, thinking someone there may be able to tell them what was wrong. A thorough topside check revealed everything in perfect working condition The engine ran fine, the out-drive went up and down, and the propeller was the correct size and pitch. So one of the marina guys jumped in the water to check underneath. He came up choking on water, he was laughing so hard. Under the boat, still strapped securely in place, was the trailer!

The owner of a golf course in North Carolina was confused about paying an invoice, so he decided to ask his secretary for some mathematical help. He called her into his office and said, “You graduated from the University of North Carolina and I need some help. If I were to give you $20,000, minus 14%, how much would you take off?” The secretary thought a moment, and then replied, “Everything but my earrings.” A man was sitting on a lawn sunning and reading, when he was startled by a fairly late model car crashing through a hedge and coming to rest on his lawn. He helped the elderly driver out and sat her on a lawn chair. “My goodness” he exclaimed, “you are quite old to be driving!” “Yes” she replied,” I am old enough that I don’t need a license anymore. The last time I went to my doctor he examined me, and asked if I had a driver’s license. I told him yes and handed it to him He took scissors out of a drawer, cut the license into pieces and threw them in the wastebasket.” ”You won’t be needing this anymore,” he said. “So I thanked him and left.”

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What Do You Value? After returning from a much-needed vacation of “sand therapy” with children and grandchildren, I started thinking about value. We were on an island off the NC coast where we had a lot of time to fish and crab with our family. I saw big beautiful boats go by while fishing from the pier and thought, “Wow! That sure would be nice to have one of those to fish from.” I saw these amazing ocean front homes and thought that would be so awesome to wake up to everyday. Those are material things that we place value on and derive financial status from those “things” in life. Then I notice the children, and grandchildren, the smiles on their faces after catching a fish, or the loud pitter-patter of tiny feet as a 2 year old runs through the house. I hear the laughter as the waves splash on us in the ocean. I get a phone call from two of our daughters who are on a cross-country road trip, and hearing their voices I’m reminded, these are the things I value. These are the priceless things that money can’t buy me. What do you value? Your house? Your Harley? Your family? At the end of this day, ask yourself what is most important. It’s OK to value things and people. God does bless us. It’s good to take care of family and things you work hard for, but in doing so don’t get so busy placing value on things and neglect your soul! The Bible says, “What does it profit a man to gain the whole world and lose his soul?” You can be a person with more financial value and “things” than anyone on earth and

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