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ISSUE #175

MAY 2011

YOU DON’T SAY? 8 LETTER FROM THE EDITORS 23 DIVA ANGELS 40 DEW DROP INN 44 OL’ CHARLIE 3 FINGER 46 CHARLIE’S BACK YARD 49 FROM THE PEN OF BIG AL

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FEATURES 20 2011 FT EVENTS 26 FORCE FUEL 34-37 FREEDOM FEST 38 FT SPEAKS 38 FROM THE HEART 50 THE WALL 52 APRIL RECAPS 53 LEESBURG RECAP 69 THUNDER CARTOON

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What happened to Spring ... It seems like we went from Winter directly into Summer! The temperatures have been hitting ninety degrees and we are all ready getting those huge afternoon thundershowers. I love living in Florida but I can do without those big storms everyday! I just hope it is nice for Memorial Day Weekend as we will once again host Freedom Fest in Oldsmar in conjunction with the city and the Upper Tampa Bay Chamber of Commerce. This will be the event’s third year and it grows bigger every year! We had over 17,000 people attend the event in 2010 and we are hoping to break the 20,000 figure this year. We have fantastic live music scheduled featuring Stormbringer on Friday night .... Diamond Gray, The Black Honkies and The Greg Billings Band on Saturday .... Jaded and The Dive Bar Stalkers on Sunday ...Wow !!!! We will have a car show everyday (corvettes on Friday, hot rods on Saturday and all makes on Sunday) and motorcycle shows on Saturday and Sunday. The Saturday show features bikes owned by military, police, firefighters and EMTs with Sunday being the big ride-in show. We have great awards and best of all ... they are FREE to enter! Freedom Fest will also feature a Dunk Tank (to raise money for the Holiday Sharing Fund), A Memorial Day Tribute (Sunday morning), Rib Wars (Sunday afternoon) and a Community Stage that will showcase area dance, karate and ballet schools. Mix that in with great food, cold beer and numerous vendors and you can see why Freedom Fest is such a great event! The Annual Five Bridge Run will take place on Sunday May 15th and if you have never participated in this event ... you are missing out on a great run! We travel over all 5 major bridges that connect Hillsborough, Pinellas and Manatee counties and it is a blast! You also have time to make your reservations for the Sore Ass Run that will travel to St.Augustine June 11-12 (see ad inside this issue). I want to send birthday wishes this month out to my sister Debi, my daughter-in-law Christine, our graphic artist Rori, my buddy Georgie and especially my son Tony ... happy birthday you guys ... I love ya! I hope everybody has a great month and I’ll see you at Freedom Fest!

May is the best month of the year! Not just because it’s my birthday month but because it is also motorcycle safety awareness month! And I think this year it needs to be focused on a little more than in the past….There have been quite a few accidents in the past couple months. Some are sport bikes; some are cruisers but ALL ARE BIKERS! Speed and/or alcohol are your enemies when riding the roads of Florida. These cagers are not looking out for us; in fact, most cruisers hate us and would rather run us off the road then be polite and watch out for us! Ride smart and ride defensively! FULL THROTTLEVISION RETURNS!!! Yes, that is correct! We are bringing back Full Throttlevision to a computer screen near you. The new show and format will begin airing online LIVE every Thursday night from 7pm till 8pm ish… If we run over on our time we run over….that’s the best part of it being on the internet, well that and we can say and do basically what ever we want to do! Hint, hint, it will be great! The show will be a round table discussion hosted by yours truly (Tony C.) along with Paul Allen and Mr. 500 (Bob DeMoss.) We are looking for intelligent and funny people who would like to sit in and talk with us every Thursday night. We are also looking for a beautiful lady who might be interested in being on our TV show. Sponsorships are available for each show for $250 per week or you can sponsor us for all 4 episodes that month for a discounted rate of $800 per month. We are also going to have commercials between the segments and web banners on the website. Make sure you go to WWW.FULLTHROTTLEVISION.COM starting on May 12th, 2011 at 7pm. That will be the first show! There will also be a chat screen on the side where you will be able to interact with us and ask us questions as we are discussing topics live. Tell your friends about the new and great show to hit the digital airwaves and make sure you watch us live on May 12th! Rev it up!!!! May 15th is the date we have picked for the 9th Annual Full Throttle 5 Bridge Poker Run. This is a great event that travels all over the Tampa Bay Area and ends over the Skyway Bridge at the WingHouse in Bradenton. In fact we will be visiting 4 Wing houses (Tampa, Largo, Pinellas Park and Bradenton) and our stop in Tampa will be at Brickhouse Tavern and Tap. Who doesn’t want to go see WingHouse girls all day long? We also backed up the run a little so you don’t have to wake up so early. Registration is from 11am – 1pm at the Tampa WingHouse 8001 W. Hillsborough Ave. Full Throttlevision will be filming all day and taking pictures for the Magazine! See you there and remember…FULL THROTTLE ROCKS!!! I would like to say Happy Birthday to a few special people who share this month with me, so Happy Birthday to: my Aunt Debi, my Sister-In-Law Christine, George Talmadge, Vernon the Pizza Man, Bruce Harp, Dirty Wayne, Chuck Carroll, Rori Miller, Diane Pearson, Jessie-Lou, Lennif Mumbles and Bill Church.

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TAMPA BAY AREA CRUISIN’ CALENDAR SUN. MAY 1 - WEBSTER MONTHLY SWAP MEET, CAR & BIKE SHOW - Located at Webster Westside Flea Market, 516 NW 3rd. Steet (CR 478 & NW 3rd. St) Webster FL. 33597. Gates open 8:00 AM until 3:00 PM the 1st Sunday of every month rain or shine. General admission $5.00, children under 14 FREE. Show & Corral(for sale by owner) registration $10.00. Club/Organization Participation Award (10 or more vehicles registered) Trophies & Cash Prizes! Vendors welcome: outside 15' x 30' spaces $18; covered 10' x 10' $10. ATM provided by FL ATM SERVICES always on site. Contact: Jackie Smith. Email: websterswaps@aol.com Info: 800-832-7396. Reservations: 352-628-4656. www.myspace.com/webstercyclemeet SAT. MAY 7 – 1ST ANNUAL RIDE TO INSPIRE - 10:30am - 7:00pm Registration: James A Haley VAMC 10:30am -11:30am 13000 Bruce B Downs Blvd Tampa, Florida 33612 Ride: Starts from James A Haley 12pm - 2pm Ends at AMVETS Post 44. Post Ride Events: AMVETS Post 44 12:30pm - 7pm 318 Pauls Drive Brandon, Florida 33511 Why: To support the causes of Triple Knot Productions and the Spinal Cord Injury Services at James A Haley VAMC. Prices: $20 per Rider $30 per Rider and ONE Passenger. Expect music, food and much more! (800) 586-9216 2906 Ripplewood Drive Seffner, Florida 33584. FREE hat pin to first 100 riders who register! SAT MAY 7 - MOTORCYCLE APPRECIATION DAY AND STREET FEST AT BARNEY'S OF BRANDON - Free admission, 10 trophies and lots of give-a-ways. Live Music & DJ, 50/50 drawing, 6 class bike show, hot babe bike wash, loudest pipes contest and much more! For info call Susan 813-600-5373 or 813-943-8583. SAT. MAY 7 - Carpenters Local 140 Fun Run - 8:309:30am Registration starts at Carpenters Local 140 Union Hall, 7930 U.S. Highway 301 N, Tampa, FL 33637, ph 813-985-5555. $5.00 Per Hand, Kickstands up at 10:00 AM. This is a Line Run, stops Include: First: Osceola Tavern, Dade City - Second: Sleepy Hollow, Floral City - Third: Upper Deck, Weeki Wachee & Last: Ukulele, Land O’Lakes. Poker Hands will be picked at the last stop. 50% of the pot for best hand, 25% of the pot for 2nd best hand & 25% of the pot for the worst hand. All money goes back to the participants, info Tex 727-9465412 or Bobby 813-985-5555. Website: www.CarpentersLocal140.org. SAT. MAY 7 - CINCO DO MAYO FIESTA - Bike Show & Truck Show on Saturday May 7th - Registration from 2pm till 6pm with the awards presentation at 8pm. Anyone who registers for the Bike or Truck Show gets free entrance to the festival and your first beer free! For more info visit www.cincodemayotampa.com

TAMPA BAY AREA CRUISINâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; CALENDAR SAT. MAY 14 - VFW Post 4321 Poker Run For Gold Shield Foundation -8:30-11:00am at VFW Post 4321, 2010 West Morrison Av, ph 813-254-2011. $25.00 a person includes meal and 1st drink, live music, trophies, raffles, celebrities, all money raised goes to The Gold Shield Foundation. Same day classic car show and a golf tournament sponsored by The Tampa Bay Buccaneers, info Larry, 813-447-2957, coker_ larry_t@yahoo.com. MAY 14 - DIME CITY CYCLES GRAND OPENING - Live Music by the Dive Bar Stalkers. Be at Dime City Cycles while Cafe Racer TV films portions from season 2 of cafe racer. Party starts at 3pm at 2025 Lake Ave. South East Largo, FL 33771. For more info visit www.dimecitycycles.com MAY 14 - RELAY FOR LIFE POKER RUN - 1 hand for $10 or 3 hands for $25. Registration from 9:30am till 11am with last bike in by 5pm. Best hand $200, second best $100 and worst is $50. MC'D by Charlie Humphries of Full Throttle Magazine. Stops include Biff Burger, Club 28, Brandy's, Iron Horse Motorcycle's, Boggie's and ends at Quaker Steak. For more info call Candi 727-560-3084 MAY 15 - FULL THROTTLE'S 5 BRIDGE POKER RUN - Full Throttle's 9th Annual 5 Bridge Poker Run starts at Winghouse on Hillsborough Ave. We will be hitting 4 different Winghouses and the Brickhouse Tavern in Tampa. This year we are ending at Winghouse in Bradenton. Come out and join us as there will be a FULL THROTTLEVISION TV & MAGAZINE PHOTO SHOOT. For more info call 813-814-1424 or visit www. floridafullthrottle.com BRANDON - MAY 19 - UNCLE MIKE'S SMOKEHOUSE AND BRANDON HARLEY BIKE NIGHT - The Third Thursday of Every Month. This month there will be a bike show, a $500 Bikini contest and Alligator wrestling!!! There will also be great drink special like $10 buckets and $5 pulled pork sands. Bike night runs from 6pm till 10pm and is emceed by Radical Randy. Fo rmore info call 813-644-6888 or visit www.unclemikesgrill.com TAMPA - MAY 21st - 9TH ANNUAL BUD RUN - 8-10am Registration at Pepin Dist. Co, 50th Street and Martin Luther King, ph 813-610-2458. We are helping 2 children in need this year and need your support. Just $20 gets you a hot breakfast, an event t-shirt (for the first 500) riders, and lunch. Extra poker hand available. We have a nice scenic route planned for you. More info to follow. Save the date, info Rick 813-610-2458. www.budrun.org.

FRI-SUN - MAY 27-29 - OLDSMAR FREEDOM FEST - 5pm-10pm Friday, 10am-10pm Saturday, 11am-6 pm Sunday. Memorial Day Weekend in Downtown Oldsmar, along State Street. Parking and admission are free. All New This Year, the family stage featuring dance schools, ballet classes, karate exhibitions and much more. Car shows on Fri. and Sat. and this year ALL FREE BIKE SHOWS. (SAT - THE GREAT AMERICAN BIKE SHOW - 4 classes Military, Police, Firefighter/ EMT & a military tribute class) SUN - RIDE IN BIKE SHOW SPONSORED BY FRAN. M. HAASCH!!! For more info call 813-814-1424. Vendors Wanted!!!

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TAMPA BAY AREA CRUISIN’ CALENDAR SAT JUNE 4 - PLANT CITY BIKE FEST - 5-9pm in Historic Downtown Plant City, 102 N. Palmer St. Held the first Saturday of every month. Featuring great music, food & vendors, 50/50 drawing, & a great opportunity to visit the Downtown shops with the whole family. For attendees admission & parking is FREE. For show participants entry fee is only $5.00 for each category entered, register bike between 5pm-7pm, info 813-754-3707. Website: www.PlantCity.org. JUNE 4-5 - 5th Annual Ride for BRA "Bikers n Boobs" Poker Run - Silent Auction, 50/50, raffle, event merchandise, entertainment, volleyball tournament, bike show, chapter challenge & more. New event site: Holiday Inn Harbourside, Indian Rocks Beach. Must mention ”breast cancer awareness” to receive a $89 room rate. Get ready to party Saturday & Sunday. PREregister by June 1, 2011, $30 per person, includes 4 poker hands, event shirt and a goody bag. Best hand $500, 2nd $200, third $100. SUNDAY, June 5, 2011 on site registration at 9 am to 10:00 am. $10/1 poker hand $20/3 poker hands. Last bike out at 10:15. Last Bike in at 2:00. 3 pm Survivor celebration & announcements, 3:30 awards. SAT. JUNE 4 - "Sunset at the Beach" Awareness Walk. On Site Registration 5 pm to 7 pm at the Holiday Inn Harbourside. 5K (3 mile) Walk starts at 7:30 pm, follow a nice route as you raise awareness for breast cancer and watch a Florida Sunset in Indian Rocks Beach! PREregister online by June 1, 2011, $30 per person, includes event shirt, sunset refreshments, a goody bag and 1 free raffle ticket! day of event $20 per person, Children under 12 are free with paying adult. Sponsors and vendors welcome, contact info@bikersraisingawareness.org. More details and to PREregister online go to www.BikersRaisingAwareness.org. SAT. JUNE 11 – OTTO’S PRIME8 MEMORIAL POKER RUN - 8:30am to 10pm Where: 4600 Alt. 19 Palm Harbor, FL 34683 Additional Information: Thanks to our generous sponsors, the Poker Run will run through Palm Harbor, Tarpon Springs, Oldsmar, Clearwater, Indian Rocks Beach and Dunedin. The Suncoast Primate Sanctuary Foundation, Inc. is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization and home to over 70 animals including Chimpanzees, Orangutans, Monkeys, Reptiles, Tropical Birds, and more. Whether coming from being a personal pet that could no longer be cared for, or retiring from laboratory research and the film industry, the Sanctuary is here to provide these animals with a safe haven to spend out the rest of their lives in peace and with dignity. Through animal, children, and senior programs, the Sanctuary is able to bring awareness to the public about exotic animals as pets and what can be done to help these magnificent animals. Please visit www.SuncoastPrimate.org to learn more about the Sanctuary, or call the Sanctuary at 727-943-5897.

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Beef O’ Brady’s 27315 W. Highway 54 Wesley Chapel, FL 813-994-1511

Fox and Hounds Pub 229 E. Brandon Blvd. Brandon, FL 33511 813-681-8877

Hennessy's Bar & Spirits 127 forest Lakes Road Oldsmar, FL 813-854-2255 Port Bar 6670 Gulf Blvd. St. Pete Beach 850-313-0302 TUESDAY: Coyote Ugly Saloon 1722 E 7th Ave Ybor City 813-228-UGLY Shamrock’s Ale House 7805 Temple Terrace Hwy. Tampa, FL 33637 813-988-4908 WEDNESDAY: Biff Burger 3939 49th Street N. St.Pete, FL 727-527-5297 BLUE IGUANA 4235 N. Armenia Tampa, FL 813-785-1438 CJ's SALOON 9411 Highway 301 South Riverview, FL 33578 813-374-0373

Quaker Steak & Lube 10400 49th Street N. Pinellas Park, FL 727-572-WING Raccoon’s Bar 3240 Lithia Pinecrest Valrico, FL 813-689-5079 The Rack - Brandon 1025 W. Brandon Blvd. Brandon, Fl 33511 813-571-7220 Wild Indian 1158 7th St. NW Largo, FL 727-588-7660

Kahuna’s Bar & Grill 10515 Gandy Blvd. 727-576-7800 LA Hangout 16411 N. Florida Avenue Lutz, FL 813-964-5631 FRIDAY: Bogies Beach Bar 9201 66th St. Pinellas Park, FL 727-623-9086 SATURDAY: Biff Burger 3939 49th Street N. St.Petersburg, FL 727-527-5297 SUNDAY: Mixxers Bar & Grill 3430 East Lake Road Palm Harbor, FL 727-787-2710 www.mixersirishbar.com Porpoise Pub Bike Day 8701 Seminole Blvd. Seminole, FL 727-393-7616 Real Life Church Veterans AMC Theater 813-784-9974 Salvation Saloon Stix Billards 38529 US Hwy 19 Palm Harbor 727-937-9225 Wahoo's on the Island 145 107 Avenue Treasure Island, FL 727-290-9856

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European Hair Designers 2412 Jim Redman Pkwy Plant CIty, FL 813-754-4141 Jim's Harley-Davidson (2nd Friday of Every Month) 2805 54th Ave N, 727-526-JIMS Lakeside Community Church (Bike Night Every 2nd Sunday at 6pm) 475 East Lake Rd. N. Tarpon Springs 727-942-0229

Southside Choppers, Inc. Old School Swap Meet 1st Sat. of Every Month 2222 1st Avenue South St. Pete, Florida 33712 (727)328-1830 southsidechoppersinc. com Stix Billiards (3rd Tuesday Of Month) 38529 US Hwy 19 Palm Harbor, FL 727-937-9225

Lakeland H-D Bike Night in the Daylight 2nd Sat. of The Month 12 noon till 5pm

Uncle Mike’s Smokehouse Grille At Brandon Harley (3rd Thursday) 9847 Adamo Drive. Brandon, FL 33619 813-664-6888

Mugs 'N Jugs 4th Sunday Of Month 5811 US Hwy 19 N. Port Richey, FL 727-243-2647

Webster Westside Flea Market (First Sunday) 1-800-832-3477 352-628-4656

PJ'S Lounge (Last Sat. Of Month) 8603 N. Dale Mabry Tampa, FL 813-933-5414 Plant City Bike Fest (1st Saturday of every month) Plant City, FL 813-754-3707 Softail’s Bar Bike Night (2nd Sunday of every month) 6032 Seminole Blvd. Seminole, FL 727-395-9192

If You have a bike event that takes place once a month please send us your info and we will list it here for FREE. Contact Kandice at Full Throttle Magazine or e-mail tonyc@floridafullthrottle.com

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Full Throttle 16 TAMPA BAY AREA - Includes: Hillsborough, Clearwater, St. Petersburg, Lakeland, Plant City & Zephryhills SALES & SERVICE AREA 52 Fort King Rd. Zephyrhills, FL 33542 813-782-0980 Barney’s Motorcycle Sales 10411 Gandy Blvd. St. Pete, FL 33702 727- 576-1148 Barney’s Of Brandon 9820 E. Adamo Dr. Tampa, FL 33619 813-628-9418 Bayou Motorcycle Repair 539 Grand Blvd. Trpn Sprgs 34689 727-934-4029 Big Boys Power Toys P.O. Box 7830 St. Pete, FL 33734 727-490-2655 Big Dog Motorcycles Tampa 9528 N. Florida Ave. Tampa, FL 33612 813-933-6571 Biker Burnout's 11203 49th St Unit D3 Clwtr, 33762 727-556-2696 BrandonOld Town Harley-Davidson 9841 Adamo Dr. Tampa, FL 33619 813-740-9898 Cahill’s 8920 N. Armenia Ave. Tampa, 33604 813-933-3528 County Cycles 3411 Cypress Terr N. Pinellas Pk,33781 727-522-4918 Creative Body Works 3888 Tampa Rd. Oldsmar, FL 34677 813-855-7066 Custom World 13100 N. Nebraska Ave. Tampa, 33612 813-971-3136 Cycle Masters 7601 N. Nebraska Ave. Tampa, 33604 813-231-3552 Cyclerama 7200 73rd St N. Pinellas Pk, 33781 727-546-0889 DAN'S AUTO SERVICE 2801 22nd Ave. N. St. Pete, 33713 727-821-4179 Dead Sleds 12006 US Hwy 41 S. Gibsonton, 33534 813-677-2031 Ellis Race Engineering 4655 73rd. Ave N. PinellasPk, 33781 727-546-5674 Euro Cycles of Tampa Bay 8509 Gunn Hwy Odessa, FL 33556 813-926-9937 Fletcher’s Harley-Davidson 17129 US Hwy 19 N. Clwtr, 33764 727-535-1844 Fletcher’s on the beach 487 Mandalay Ste. 107 Clwtr Beach, FL 727-446-1844 Greg’s Custom Cycle WORKS 1141 Court Street, Clwtr, 33756 727-461-4840 Harley-Davidson of Tampa 6920 N. Dale Mabry Hwy Tampa, 33614 813-886-7433 Hawes Custom Cycles 1418 East 98th Ave. Tampa, FL 33612 813-915-0180 Hawgspital 6955 US Hwy 19 N. Pinellas Pk, 33781 727-527-2221

House Cycle World 7822 N. Dale Mabry Ave. Tampa 33604 813-884-0883 Iron Horse Motorsports 13805 W. Hillsborough Tampa, 33635 813-854-5611 Jim’s Harley-Davidson 2805 54th Ave N. St. Pete, 33714 727-526-JIMS LAST CHANCE CYCLES 10341 E. Hwy 92 Tampa, FL 33610 813-664-6710 Manor Cycles 1665 S. Myrtle Ave. Clwtr, 33756 727-588-0786 Performance HONDA 28009 Wesley Chapel Blvd. Wesley Chapel Fl 33543 813-973-1888 www.performancehonda.net Performance Specialists 12820 Daniels Dr Clwtr, 33762 727-572-5755 Performance Twin 2279 Tall Pines Dr Largo, FL 33771 727-539-8946 Power Sports 14996 US Hwy 19 N. Clwtr, 33764 717-536-4791 Profile Customs 27839 US Hwy. 19 N., Clearwater, FL 33761 727-726-3030 S&M Bike Shop LLC 370 Prairie Industrial Pkwy Mulberry, FL 33860 863-425-5090 smbikeshop.vpweb.com Savage Powersports 29747 US Hwy 19 N.Clwtr, 33761 727-771-1211 SOUTHSIDE CHOPPERS 2222 1st Ave. S. St. Petersburg, FL 727-328-1830 St. Pete Kawasaki 3450 34th St St. Pete , FL 33713 727-521-4626 Syd’s Cycle 6600 Haines Rd. St. Pete, FL 33702 727-522-3333 Tampa V-Twin 16336 N. Florida Ave. Lutz, FL 33549 813-962-3856 THE RIDE FACTORY 2101 N. 22nd St. Tampa,FL 33605 813-247-1166 Thunder Bay Cycles 124 W. Hillsborough Ave. Tpa, 33604 813-232-6661 XTREME POWERSPORTS 1019 U.S. 301 S. Tampa, FL 33619 813-626-6060

BIKER FRIENDLY BARS & RESTAURANTS Anclote Boat Club 1761 CR 71 Trpn Sprgs 34689 727-938-9566 BANANA BOAT 5858 Roosevelt Blvd. Clearwater, FL 727-531-9670 BAR 145 7717 Ulmerton Road Largo, FL 727-230-4933 Beef O’Brady’s 2418 James L. Redman Pkwy. Plant City 813-757-0300

Beef O’Brady’s 27315 W. Hwy 54 Wesley Chapel, 33544 813-994-1511 Biff Burger 3939 49th St N. St. Petersburg, FL 33710 727-527-5297 Big Dog’s Patio 103 N. Palmer Street Plant City, 33565 813-759-2704 Big Shots 3934 49th Street St. Pete, FL 727-525-7468 BUFFALO CITY BAR Park St. N. & 54th Ave. N. (Publix Plaza) St. Pete., FL 727-549-9464 CAFE RACER 15045 Madeira , Madeira Bch, 33708 727-398-7656 Camden’s Yard 2827 16th St St. Pete, 33709 727-895-1129 CHAMPION'S BBQ 12150 Seminole Blvd. Largo, FL 727-585-4900 Cop Shop - Oldsmar 3780 Tampa Road, Oldsmar, FL 813-855-1052 Coyote Ugly Saloon 1722 East 7th Ave. Tampa, FL 33605 813-228-UGLY DC’s Downtown 110 Tarpon Ave Trpn Spgs 34689 727-938-5952 Eagles Nest 1208 Alt. 19 N. Tpn Springs, 34689 727-938-3465 Fox and Hounds British Pub 229 E. Brandon Blvd. Brandon, FL 33511 813-681-8877 G-PEPPERS 8745 Gunn Hwy. Tampa, FL 33556 813-920-3439 Gulf Port On The Rocks 5413 Shore Blvd. S. Gulfport, 33707 727-321-8318 Harlies 7020 49th St N. Pinellas Pk, 33781 727-527-5214 HenNessey’s Bar 127 Forest Lake Blvd. Oldsmar, 34677 813-854-2255 Idle Spur 1351 Cleveland St Clwtr 33766 727-442-7787 JACK WILLIE'S 1013 St. Petersburg Drive West Oldsmar, FL 34677 813-854-1972 Kahuna’s 10515 Gandy Blvd. St. Pete, 33702 727-576-7800 LA Hang Out 16411 N. Florida Ave. Lutz, FL 33549 813-964-5631 LONG BAR PUB & GRILLE 5929 Memorial Hwy. Baycrest Center Tampa, FL 33615 813-890-9059 Lenoce’s Restaurant 13949 W. Hillsbrgh Oldsmar, 34677 813- 814-2764 MaCDADDY's 4685 28th St. N. St. Pete, FL 727-521-9514 Marsha’s Wayside 4021 54th Ave N. St. Pete, 33714 727-525-5910

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NOVEMBER 12 Music & Motorcycles (Zephryhills, FL)

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27-29 - Freedom Fest (Oldsmar, FL) ty (Tampa Bay, FL) JUNE 11-12 Full Throttle’s Sore Ass Run (Tampa,FL) JULY 24 Full Throttle’s Christmas In July Toy Run (Tampa, FL) AUGUST 8-14 Sturgis Bike Rally (Sturgis, SD) SEPTEMBER 10-12 Music & Motorcycles (Zephryhills, FL) 10 Patriots Day 9/11 Run (Tampa / Zephryhills, FL) OCTOBER TBA Spooks N’ Scoots (Tampa, FL) 7-9 Cotee River Bike Fest (New Port Richey, FL) 13-16 Biketoberfest (Daytona, FL)

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We had fun at the Wicked Choppers Annual Biker Appreciation Party, March 19th DJ Patty did a awesome job as always keeping the fun going all day. The Divaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s worked through day and night at Chasco Boat Parade April 2nd at the beer truck serving beer for Sertoma Speech and Hearing Impaired, all tips going back to the Sertoma Charity, a great big thanks to the Divaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s husbands, family members and friends for their hard work and support. Our garage sale was a success with funds raised going to the Salvation Army Women's Abuse Center of Pasco. Our meeting day has changed we are now meeting the 3rd Wednesday of the month. Meetings @ The Boulevard Beef and Ale, downtown New Port Richey on Grand Blvd. 630pm. We welcome all you ladies out there to stop by our meetings to check out our wonderful group of ladies. Check us out on Facebook Diva Angels Pasco Chapter for up to date info and pics.

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HARLEY-DAVIDSON TO BECOME A SPONSOR OF THE 2011 HOKA HEY MOTORCYCLE CHALLENGE New Sponsor for 2011 Hoka Hey Motorcycle Challenge Announced

The Hoka Hey Motorcycle Challenge announced today that Harley-Davidson Motor Company will provide marketing and promotional support for the 2011 Hoka Hey Motorcycle Challenge. The Hoka Hey Motorcycle Challenge will present the world’s greatest long distance endurance motorcycle event in August of 2011. The event, the second annual in a series, will begin in Phoenix, Arizona and travel through all fortyeight contiguous States and Canada to Nova Scotia. The route will travel over 10,000 miles requiring passion and determination to complete. The event is open to all riders of Harley-Davidson motorcycles. Riders can ride the entire route or segments within the route. “We’re excited about what the Hoka Hey Motorcycle Challenge represents to our riders,” said Steve Piehl, Harley-Davidson Director of Customer Experience. “The new direction of being more about a personal test of touring endurance, where rider and machine stretch the boundaries of long-distance touring, appeals to us. It’s a perfect match for the superior touring experience and capabilities of HarleyDavidson motorcycles. ‘Hoka Hey’ translates to ‘It’s a good day to ride!’ and that is always the case on a Harley.” “The Hoka Hey is about being the greatest endurance motorcycle event ever held and we are very excited to become associated with the greatest motorcycles ever built,” said Jim Red Cloud, founder of the Hoka Hey Challenge. “HarleyDavidson’s support and guidance will certainly enhance this ambitious event.” The first twenty-five participants to reach the finish and who ride the complete stipulated route will be recognized as winners and be eligible for monetary awards. Each rider will have the opportunity to designate a selected “home HarleyDavidson dealership” when they enroll. The home dealers of the top five finishers will be eligible for awards and recognition alongside the riders. There will be fifteen check points along the route located at Harley-Davidson dealers where participants must check in as they ride the route. In addition to being an event sponsor, Harley-Davidson is exploring hosting a check point at the Harley-Davidson Museum in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. For further information about the Hoka Hey Motorcycle Challenge or to obtain enrollment information, visit the event’s web site www.hokaheychallenge.com or contact the office at 480-649-1071 or info@hokaheychallenge.com.

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Classic Bike Ramblings REFLECTIONS......HUEY’S............ AND DECORATION DAY "Man I have a three day weekend coming up" This, my friends, is a direct quote from one of my neighbors. I then proceeded to ask him what he was going to do with this "extra" day, he said shop, eat and maybe go to the beach. But at no point in our conversation did I hear "honor our fallen heroes" and this exchange changed the entire content I had written for this months article. You see too many "Memorial Day" has become just that for far too many, just a paid "extra" day off and it makes me mad as hell my fellow Americans. In 1865 the practice of decorating soldier’s graves had become widespread. In the North a proclamation was given (general order #11) on May 5th. 1868 that "Decoration Day" should be observed for the first time on May 30th. This date was chosen because it was "not" the anniversary of any known battle. Although it was first enacted to honor union and confederate soldiers and to help heal a divided nation it was extended after WWI to honor Americans who have died in all wars. As time marched on it was gradually changed from Decoration Day to Memorial Day which was first used in 1882. It did not become common until after WWII and was not declared an official holiday by federal law until 1967. It would be in 1968 that Congress would rearrange 3 holidays in order to make today’s three day weekends for the American public (Washington's Birthday and Veterans Day the other two) and with that my faithful readers Memorial Day would be moved from May 30th. to the last Monday in May beginning in 1971. The Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) issued this release in 2002 when trying to lobby to change the date back to the original May 30th. date. "Changing the date merely to create a three day weekend has undermined the very meaning of the day. No doubt this has contributed a lot to the general public’s nonchalant observance of Memorial Day. What was originally a day of remembrance; a way to express gratitude and visit the graves of past soldiers has changed to a day being increasingly devoted to shopping, fireworks and family trips". And as you all know my friends of the flag, changing and rearranging days and lives has its consequences as we will soon see. Only you and I can put the meaning back into this day, a day for the ones "who gave all". I was at a recent event at Quaker Steak & Lube called "Paws for Patriots" it was an amazing event with so many former and serving soldiers, color guards and patriotic songs ,well there was truly a huge sense of patriotism felt by all there. It was a crowd of brothers, a crowd of men whose lives had been changed by their service to our great country. It was predominantly Vietnam Vets, and some former Gulf war and

Desert Storm soldiers, not many of our Vets from WWII are left and Korean Vets are disappearing just as fast, so please thank these soldiers for their service if you ever encounter them as time is running out to do so. I was too young for Vietnam and too old for the Gulf War. Yes, I was lucky for war does change you and affects your life and the rest of your natural days. My oldest brother did 3 tours of Vietnam and at 6-10 years old I didn't understand "the big picture" that was going on. And many of my friends also served in Vietnam and now many are involved in our sport and I personally have heard many speak of the radio station known as the American Forces Vietnam Network (AFVN) for Vietnam was the first war that had a "soundtrack" for so many songs, helped get so many troops through their tour of duty. The AFVN was founded in August of 1962 in Saigon. The "Network" would become quite famous in 1987 when Robin Williams would play its most famous D.J. Adrian Cronauer in the movie "Good morning Vietnam". It would grow to 9 detachments or "transmitting stations" and its slogan would become "Serving the American fighting man 24 hours a day from the Delta to the DMZ". The fast changing world of electronics during the 60's made sure that every soldier had a portable transistor radio and almost anywhere that Americans served in Vietnam one could hear the news on the hour, the stateside survey and all the sports scores of the day. But the most important transmissions was the constant playing of good old "back home" Rock n Roll and top 40 music that its predominately young audience craved. And let me tell you from 1962 to 1973 there was an amazing amount of music coming from a changing America that would find its way onto the AFVN play list from "Blowing in the wind" by Dylan to "We gotta get out of this place" by the Animals. Most were not written with Vietnam in mind, but so many became the troop’s personal anthems and their connection to their home. And it gave them a chance to

escape the daily horrors, the dark nights of perimeter wires, trip flares and claymores. From the relentless rain of monsoon season and the ticks and leeches and the ever present thought that you may never see tomorrow. At the "Paws for Patriots" event I had the chance to talk to a pilot of a HU-1, "Huey" medevac helicopter ( I will call Him "John" as he asked not to be identified) and he told me of one such song, and a song I have listened to for so many years. Well "John" told me he first heard this song over AFVN radio while on a mission, for when the song came out in 1969 Vietnam was at the height of American troop strength, he than went on to tell me that they had the highest casualty rate of any unit in Vietnam per flight crew, for the enemy did not care about that big Red Cross or the fact they were unarmed. Things were changing so fast "in the country" and music helped them remember home. He said this song still brought tears to his eyes then as now. While this song was in the top 10 on the AFVN he was going 56 days in combat, where as he put it "on every mission I got shot at". This song meant so much to this Huey crew they painted the sixth verse of this song on their left door. The song my musical warriors was "Reflections Of My Life" by a Scottish band called "The Marmalade" it was recorded at the Decca Studio #2 in West Hampstead, London on Oct. 1969, it would take 3 days to record. The song would reach #3 in the UK and # 10 in the good ole USA, our troops own home shores. (I would also like to thank some local musicians who play this song as well or better than the original and really kept me working towards this outcome on this Memorial Day statement, thank you Comfort Zone). It would remain in rotation on the AFVN until the end of the war. The song would become an anthem about going home and about the war for many. It would air a

AFVN Station Personnel month after the TET offensive had galvanized the nation, and begin playing at the end of the deadliest year for the American troops, it was a bad day in Vietnam, but hey it was worse at night ask any Vietnam vet.

The Changing of Sunlight to Moon Light Reflections of My Life Oh, how they fill my eyes

As I walked away from the crowd of vets I thought to myself if this was the first war with its own soundtrack it was also Americas first "Helicopter War", this war changed how troops were inserted, taken out, and supplied. Vietnam with its jungles, wetlands and rice paddies made normal wheeled or tracked vehicles useless. This war was changing how we fought, how we moved and you can thank the mobility of the Helicopter for giving the average troop 240 days of combat a year. The Bell HU-1 Iroquois first flew in 1956 after the Korean war showed the military what an amazing utility platform the right helicopter would be. It was the first turbine powered helicopter in military use. With the ability to carry 11-14 troops or 6 medical litters it could fly at 120 mph with its 1100 hp Textron Lycoming T-53 engine. And its very first combat role would be in the Vietnam War where over 7000 UH-1's would see service in this terrible conflict. The HU1A first entered service with the 101st. Airborne Division at Fort Campbell KY, the 82nd Airborne Division and the 57th. Medical Detachment where it was to be used in testing and evaluation but the Army needed it and needed it now and would quickly be put it into service and the "Huey’s" (so named due to their first HU designations) with the 57th. Medical detachment would arrive in Vietnam in March of 1962. To the crews of the UH-1's that were Gunships they were "Death from Above" and to the troops on the ground they were the "Angels of Vietnam. They were the only way in or out of most Vietnam battles, and when the ground forces were in trouble, out of rations or ammo or needing reinforcements it was the Huey that roared in, kicked out the boxes and laid down covering fire to take out the wounded. The dust would fill all the eyes on the ground, hence the nickname of these Huey’s as “Dust offs"

The greetings of the people in trouble Reflections of my life Oh how they fill my eyes For so many brave heroes it was where they spent their last minutes on this earth or hopefully made it back to the field hospital in that "Golden Hour" and it would either put them back in the troubled fight, or on that "Freedom Bird" that plane back to their own homes back to the warm greetings of chicks in halter tops, bell bottoms and 8 track tapes. 2700 men who flew the Hueys

would lose their lives, all trying to change the outcome trying to keep their brothers in arms from dying far from their own home.

All my Sorrows Sad tomorrows Take me back to my own home 58,169 died in this bad place called Vietnam and another 304,000 were wounded, amputations or crippling wounds were 300 per cent higher in Vietnam than in any other war. Medevac choppers or "Dust offs" flew nearly 500,000 missions, and over 900,000 patients were air lifted (nearly half were Americans). The big number

my war weary pals was this, the average time from when a soldier was wounded and the " Dust off" would get them to help at the hospital was less then an hour, that Golden Hour where their survival chances were tripled. If it were not for the UH-1 there would have been so much more sorrow and death on the battlefield.

Oh my crying (oh my crying) Feel I'm dying, dying Take me back To my own home A mini gun equipped UH-1 Gunship with 2 door gunners would have a rate of fire of approximately 5800 rounds per minute. That my readers is a round hitting every square yard in a football field in less than a minute. Many Huey crews modified their guns to fire 4000 rpm "each". Many of the returning vets had been so changed in Vietnam that they said they turned to motorcycles, much the way our WWII vets did, but not for the camaraderie of motorcycle clubs but as one said to me "to feel something , to feel anything" for our culture of the 60's and 70's failed these returning soldiers terribly . Soldiers were and still are reluctant to talk about the worst, to talk about the dying and the sorrow, about the worst parts of what they had witnessed in this terrible place while "in country" and they rarely speak of how they were changing and the land it self was being changed. You see for four long years our B-52's introduced "Operation Rolling Thunder" and the F-100's brought in bombing runs with napalm and the insidious "Agent Orange" was being used to erase the jungle; everything was in constant

change with our troops and their environment. The average age of a Vietnam soldier was 22 and many were in their teens and a lot of them spent their last days there, many were captured and tortured or just murdered by a vengeful enemy. Entire lives and families were changed. Our heroes were living one minute to the next; doing without the things we take for granted all the while just wanting to go back to their own home.

I'm changing, arranging I'm changing I'm changing everything around Everything around me The Huey’s saw 7,531,955 flight hours and went through numerous model and engine changes both by Bell and by their crews who became known as the "Cowboys of Aviation" Unlike WWII aviators the UH-1's normally flew below 1500 feet and anything the NVA had including pistols could hit these birds, and with no armor they took their fair share of hits but even when the Huey crashed it often remained intact enough to keep the crew and troops in one piece. They could endure a lot of abuse and keep going. There were various terms for the different jobs the UH-1 was given. Huey’s used for ground attack or armed escort were fitted with rocket launchers, grenade launchers and machine guns. These Gunships were referred to as "Frogs" or "Hogs" if they did carry rockets. If they only carried mini guns they were called "Cobras or just referred to as "Guns". UH-1's set up for troop transport were often called "Slicks" due to their streamline appearance as they had no rocket racks or weapon pods although they did carry door gunners. They were then arranged into groups Huey’s that carried troops were blue teams and the soldiers they carried became known as "the blues". The recon or observation teams were known as White and the attack teams were the Red. The USAF would fly Huey’s known as "Green Hornets" and the Navy had UH-1B's set up as super gunships to support the Navy river patrol operations and they were known as "Seawolves", all 4 branches of our services would use Hueys in this war. Painting sayings on the Huey’s was carried over from WWII pilots, and "nose" art was ever present, Huey’s with" Jefferson Starship", "The Judge", "Canned Heat" or on the fuselage of one "Slick" this saying "Swooping down from the skies to pluck infantry from the gates of hell". This was a bad place but the Huey's gave all the troubled men hope, that distinctive whoopwhoop-whoop sound of that 48 foot main rotor meant help was near just hang on, and for the Huey crews who had the guts to keep

coming back to hot LZ's again and again, well the LZ was a terrible place to be. These helicopters meant life for you and death for the enemy it was that simple. Although the AH-1 Cobra attack helicopter was gaining a bigger role in the conflict it would not be until the UH-60 Blackhawk in the 80's would truly replace both its versatility and the loyalty among crews of the "Vietnam Jeep". I have been using verses from a song that I and many vets have come to embrace for far different reasons, a song that was so meaningful my friends, that "John" remember him? from "Paws for patriots"? The guy that got shot at a lot in his "Dust off”, well they painted this, the 6th. Verse of this epic song on the left door of their UH-1 Medevac unit.

The world is a bad place A bad place A terrible place to live But I don't wanna die "John" told me he can't look at a helicopter and not remember the blood, the death and the sorrow inside it, but he said he also remembers how many lived to go back to their own home because of it. As we parted in that hot parking lot amid so many gallant warriors, he said of the Scottish band of 1969 “I don't know

how they could craft the exact words for the times, unless they were there, but they did”. And with that I watched a true hero walk away and felt honored to have his insight and reflections on this historic event. I can not write anything about Vietnam or any war or, what it was like to be there from first hand knowledge... what I know, I have gained from books or the Veterans that were truly there. I was 1 year old when the first US forces landed in Vietnam. But later I remember Walter Cronkite every night on TV talking about Vietnam and of KIA's and MIA's. But I can tell you this 2/3rds of the men who served there enlisted and they made up 70 percent of the casualties in addition over 12,000 National Guard and Reserves were killed. 8.75 Million GI's would see active duty in this conflict and fight for our nations flag but they would receive no parades, no heroes welcome home. The peace settlement was signed in Paris in Jan. 1973.The last American troops would depart on the 29th of March 1973 and the fall of Saigon would happen on April 30th 1975 and the USA would go back and aid in the evacuation of 140,000 civilians and South Vietnamese military. But weather you raised your right hand to serve or you were drafted you did your duty and made your country proud and you deserve the admiration of a nation that sent you there. This Memorial Day you can hate any war you want; our troops are fighting and dying both in the past and at this very minute so you can have that "right". But don’t dishonor the vets who served and let me tell you my friends; respect for the Vietnam vets is so long overdue. Everyone of Americas men and women in our Armed Forces deserves the thanks and respect for being there for us in times of conflict and I want to personally thank every Veteran and every serving member in all our services the Army, Marine Corps, Navy, Air Force and Coast Guard and it matters not if you have been in battle, you all have known you could be when you signed on for the job and that makes you all heroes in my book. So go celebrate, go to that BBQ and yes you can do some shopping and I know you will be at the beach and it’s ok. But on this Memorial Day my 96 loyal readers please remember the ones that made "The last roll call"

All my sorrows Sad tomorrows Take me back to my own home Robert DeMoss and "The Marmalade" The song lyrics you have read in this article are from the song "REFLECTIONS OF MY LIFE by The Marmalade." There will be two "youtube" videos that will be available to be viewed at www.FloridaFullThrottle.com if you have never seen or heard the song before. P.S. If you would like to contact me and discuss any article or ideas for future atricles you can e-mail me at

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Full Throttle Magazine Hi All… Just sat down to write The Dew Drop Inn for the month. Leesburg was the biggest 4 days of fun. I love the camping and got with friends. I got back and the next weekend we went to a chili cook off . I made a good tasting chili. So if you want me in the next chili cook off tell me and I will be there. Looking ahead to the Freedom Fest in Oldsmar, May 27-29 it will be like Leesburg with good bands, vendors, car shows, bike shows. We are looking for more vendors. If you’d like a booth spot at Freedom Fest they start at $100.00 you can give me a call and I can get it all set up for you. Ok I told you I will have some things for you to think on… 1. What factory is in Leesburg that you can buy chocolate at? 2. What is the place I buy my cigars at? Email me at dewfullthrottle2@yahoo.com Til next time Live life to the fullest and party your @$$ off !!!! Dew

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I wrote last month that we need to start buying American - Red White and Blue. It is hard to find anything actually made in America anymore. Maybe if we start to live without America will start to make these things again. I have been told that we have plenty of gas but it makes no sense what the gas prices are. Speculators are making a fortune off of the working Americans. Someone said the other day that people aren't riding their bikes anymore because they cannot afford the recreation. I find that wrong. We get more MPG out of a bike - maybe we need to downsize our bikes. It seems that we have been taken over by Wal Mart - I remember when Wal Mart started they were going to sell all American products - now look at it. They have put so many small people out of business we need to look for these mom and pop stores and try to patronize them. We are buying foreign and we will be owned by foreigners if we aren't already. We really need to think Red, White and Blue.

I have a friend Art Ferguson that I used to work with. He is really good on small scooters and motorcycles. I have a little 70cc bike that had no spark. I also had a speedometer for another bike he wanted. I told him I would trade the speedometer for some spark. It also needed a carb, tires, air cleaner, etc. that I was going to do myself after I got the spark. He ended up doing it all. He brought it to Webster and rode it up to my booth. Boy, I was sure surprised. Thanks Art and the helper who did quite a bit of work on it as well. I have been terrorizing the neighborhood lately with it. The vendors that have been coming to Webster did business with Jackie who took your money and gave you your spaces. You might have noticed that she has not been around for several months. She fell and broke her hip. It seems that one thing after another has happened to her since then - she has been really having a rough time. They have had her in a facility in St Pete for some time - she has not been able to get around. I talked to her husband recently and he hopes that he is going to bring her home soon. We all miss you. See you soon Jackie. Dont forget to go Red White and Blue.

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Cyndi you ROCK

"Charlie" should we switch to "candy" ??? ;)

Hey cherie and donna.... we goin yachting??? ; )

NIKKI is Hot!

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The Ribbon Riders is an organization of professional women who love to ride and are passionate about making a difference. In 2008 they founded the group with 7 women; now they have more than 30 members. The Ribbon Riders, Inc is a grass-roots, all-volunteer organization. Their diverse membership includes a VP of a construction company, insurance executives, teachers, nurses, financial professionals, HR executives, merchandise buyers and a woman who just received her PhD. Each of them has been touched by breast cancer through a family member or friend. They are a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization that puts money into the hands of local patients to help with immediate needs. The Ribbon Riders Breast Cancer Assistance Fund financially assists breast cancer patients with the relentless costs and needs of fighting the disease. The RR’s mission is to give women direct financial aid so they can concentrate on fighting cancer and alleviate some of the stress about bills. They give assistance with rent, utilities, gasoline and travel expenses, medical co-pays, doctor bills, groceries and other immediate needs. The fund is designed to pay for the expenses not covered by traditional medical insurance. There are numerous social programs to help women with breast cancer pay for mammograms as well as pharmaceutical programs to help pay for the medicine. BUT there are precious few programs to pay for necessities such as gasoline so that a woman can get to the doctor’s office, OR a few dollars in their pocket for parking at the hospital, OR assist in paying rent, because she’s been too sick to go to work, OR put food on the table for her family. The RR’s were able to give financial assistance to more than 70 breast cancer patients in the Central Florida area. They host several fundraisers which includes the 'Go Pink' event. It is held the first Sunday in May, and they also host “Paint the Town Pink” progressive dinner, and have organized and sponsored Bike Shows. Please check them out at www.ribbonriders.org and SHOW YOUR SUPPORT!

Hope everyone is enjoying this incredible riding weather, it has been truly amazing!! A special Thank You to everyone for your diligence and support for the many events and benefits that take place, we couldn’t do it without you!! The Westside Chapter of the Nam Knights hosted their 5th annual Pig Roast, April 2nd, and they were able to write a check for approx. $13K for the Hayley House. Since the first pig Roast in 2007, the Westside Chapter has donated nearly $53,000 to this worthwhile charity. KFFK, Knights Forever, Forever Knights…I was honored to personally meet several Nam Knights and Ladies from several city and states that traveled here to show their support, such beautiful People!! This year’s pig roast had a little unexpectant twist…and it just goes to show what BIG HEARTS THEY HAVE! Several participants, supporters, local clubs and groups made very special little boy that is near and dear to my heart, Charlie Mc Nabb, extremely honored when they presented him with his very own leather vest. The Lovely Parti Patti challenged all in attendance to offer patches, pins and any special mementos! It was a truly touching moment to see everyone offer “their special” tokens … there wasn’t a dry eye in the house! A special Thank YOU to Robert Hughey of Rolling Thunder for buying the vest! We are in the process of getting the vest put together and patches sewn, and when it is complete, I will debut a photo wearing it with PRIDE! Don’t forget, MAY is an awesome time of special events to go with this beautiful weather hope to see

you at FT’s 5 Bridge Run, May 15th, always a great time!! The 9th annual BUD RUN, May 21st and May 27-29 Freedom Fest in Oldsmar… Be sure to check out “Florida Full Throttle” Crusin Calendar, Weekly and Monthly Bike nights, as well as our very own Directory full of BIKER FIRENDLY establishments! I want to thank all my loyal readers and supporters, and the awesome people that walk up to me out of the blue to say thank you…NO THANK YOU!!!! It truly touches MY HEART!! Unfortunately, I have been having misc computer issues, and haven’t been able to include lots of awesome photos I have acquired at these wonderful events and benefits. Soon, I will do just a photo collage to show all the beautiful people I meet all over how much I appreciate you!! Keep an eye out!! Also, I would like to ask for a special prayer request for a sweet lady and friend of mine, Lynne Royals, who suffered a motorcycle accident a couple months back, she has survived the accident against all odds and has been hospitalized since. Please keep Lynne in your thoughts and prayers! Until next time….

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SUN. MAY 1 - WEBSTER MONTHLY SWAP MEET, CAR & BIKE SHOW - Located at Webster Westside Flea Market, 516 NW 3rd. Steet (CR 478 & NW 3rd. St) Webster FL. 33597. Gates open 8:00 AM until 3:00 PM the 1st Sunday of every month rain or shine. General admission $5.00, children under 14 FREE. Show & Corral(for sale by owner) registration $10.00. Club/Organization Participation Award (10 or more vehicles registered) Trophies & Cash Prizes! Vendors welcome: outside 15' x 30' spaces $18; covered 10' x 10' $10. ATM provided by FL ATM SERVICES always on site. Contact: Jackie Smith. Email: websterswaps@aol.com Info: 800-832-7396. Reservations: 352-628-4656. www.myspace. com/webstercyclemeet MAY 5- 8 - OLD SCHOOL BIKER RODEO - 7th Old Fashioned Brooksville Biker Rodeo. Located at 27151 Soult Rd, Brooksville, FL 34601. MAP $10 person for the weekend. $1.00 16 oz. draft beers, bands all Thurs, Fri, Sat, adult & biker games, burnout pit and more. Hosted by the DD-214 Foundation a not for profit benefiting disabled veterans. Food & merchandise vendors, Saturday afternoon Chickenman's Bike Show, Adult Event - no one under 18, no glass weapons or fireworks. Vendors e-mail scootergoods2003@yahoo.com for application or phone 352-5405123, info Gene hdgene@yahoo.com. Website: www.scootergoods.com for all details. MAY 6-8 - CITRUS COUNTY STREET VIBRATIONS - Citrus County Street Vibrations. Starts on 5/6/2011 and ends on 5/8/2011. At Harley-Davidson of Crystal River, 1785 South Suncoast Blvd (US 19N), ph 352-563-9900. MAP Dual kickoff parties, poker run, live bands, stunt riders, tattoo contest, bikini contest, bikini bike wash, Miller girls, vendor village, drawing of chance. Website: http://www. hdcrystalriver.com. SAT. MAY 28 - Cotee River Lions' Ride-for-Site Centurion Run. 8:30 -11am Registration at Cotee River Lions, 8320 Plathe Rd. MAP Free All-U-Can-Eat Breakfast & BBQ. Over 150 miles of some of the best roads in the area. Registration & Breakfast start @ 8:30 am. Last Rider Out @ 11:00 am. Last Rider in @ 5:00pm @ VFW 7845, Stone Rd., NPR. $15 rider, $5 passenger, $10 extra hand. Prizes for Best, 2nd Best, and Worst Hand. 50/50, Door Prizes, Auction. Custom Cars and Great Music! 100% of All proceeds to benefit the visually impaired of West Pasco. Vendors Wanted, contact Doug 727-943-8598. SAT. MAY 28 - HOG CHAPTER CHALLENGE - H-D of Ocala 3rd Annual H.O.G. Chapter Challenge. 11am-1pm Registration at Ocala Harley- Davidson, 5331 North Highway 441, ph 352-732-2488. MAP Want some money? Come git some! Get ready H.O.G. chapters, Third Annual Chapter Challenge, $500 to the H.O.G. chapter that signs in the most members. Fun, music, food & dealer discounts, hand made Biker quilt raffle, radio control H-D F-150 Truck Raffle, 50/50 raffles by Ocala H.O.G. Chapter. *A Plaque will be given to the Winning Chapter*. This is a fund raiser for the Ocala Chapter. Food by donation to the chapter, member must have membership card from your local chapter or membership list must be provided. You can only sign in under one chapter, info Jerry Milam 352-245-4665 or Asst. Dir. Ellen Silvestri 352-861-8272. Websites: www. OcalaHOGChapter.com & www.hdocala.com.

MONDAY: Skinny's Bar 13228 US Hwy 19 Hudson 727-863-4400 TUESDAY: THUNDER TAVERN EVERY TUES.. 5111 SR. 54 NPR 727-264-8820 Venom Bar & Grille 7430 U.S. 19 N. 727-842-8371 New Port Richey WEDNESDAY: BEER HUT 11909 state road 52, hudson 727-857-5935 Brewsky's Bar & Grill 5430 Treadway Dr. Port Richey 727-597-1227 Gator Harley-Davidson 1745 US Hwy 441, Leesburg, FL 352-787-8050 Hardee’s Restaurant Spring Hill, FL 352-596-9068 THURSDAY: Tankers Brew & BBQ 2 7803 Grand Blvd.. Port Richey, FL 727-264-8919

Cotee River Cafe (2nd & 4th Wednesday of the Month) 12830 Shady Hills Road Spring Hill 813-9965375 Chickie's Pub (2nd & 4th Saturday of the Month) 6408 Rowan Road New Port Richey 727-842-1661 Hooters Restaurant (1st Tuesday of month) Spring Hill, FL 352-666-9225

Coney Island (Every Other Thurs) 1112 East Jefferson St. Brooksville FL 352-796-9141 Crazy Eddie’s Benchwarmers Bar & Grill 6431 Hwy 19 New Port Richey, FL Buy 1 Picher get 1 Picher free 727-645-6903 benchwarmers.tbgom.com Neon Cowboy SR 52 At Bellamy Blvd. Pasco 352-588-0032 Pit Stop Bar and Grill (Every other Thurs.) 14446 Ponce De Leon Blvd, Brooksville, FL 34601 352-796-7570 FRIDAY: Chickie's Pub 6408 Rowan Road New Port Richey, FL 727-842-1661 SATURDAY: Skinny's Bar SR 54 - Just W. of I-75 in Pinebrook Plaza Wesley Chapel, FL 813-994-9500

Neon Cowboy (1st Sun after Webster) 1.5 Miles W. of I-75 SR 54 at Bellany Blvd. Pasco 352-588-0032 Webster Bike & Car Show (First Sunday of every month) SR 478 - Webster, FL 800-832-3477

Full Throttle 59 NATURE COAST FLORIDA - Includes: New Port Richey, Port Richey, Brooksville, Crystal River, Inverness, Dade City, Clermont, Leesburg & Ocala SALES & SERVICE HONDA OF CRYSTAL RIVER 1917 US Hwy. 19 Crystal River action honda 34428 352-795-4832 15628 US Hwy19 Hudson HONDA OF LEESBURG 727-868-6308 2408 W. Main St. Leesburg ADVENTURE CYCLE CENTER 14430 Cortez Blvd. Brooksville, FL 787-7252 IRON HORSE 352-796-6116 365 W. Gulf To Lake Hwy Lecanto cahill’s Motorsports LLC Hwy. 301 N. Zephyrhills 813- 352-746-7883 JOHN ROBERTS MOTOR SPORTS 788-1779 29305 CR 561 Tavares 742-9199 citrus cycle center KOOL RIDEZ 2277 Hwy 41 N. Inverness 14617 US 19 N. Hudson, FL 34667 352-726-6676 727-861-1000 coNLEY Lucky U Cycles 7109 Elizabeth Ave Hudson 9807 N. Hwy 301 727-862-2444 Wildwood, FL 34785 Crystal Motorsports 352-330-0047 986 Skyway Blvd. Homosassa 24329 S. R. 46, 352-795-8697 Sorrento, FL 32776 crystal river h-d 1785 S.E. Hwy 19. Crystal River 352-383-0784 motorcycle enthusiasts 866-563-9900 5138 Commercial Way Spring Hill CUSTOM CYCLE 3610 W. Hwy 326 Ocala, FL 34475 352-596-8028 NAT. CST. POWER SPORTS 352-867-8600 7763 W. Gulf To Lake Hwy. Crystal CYCLE ALLEY 7143 US Hwy. 19 New Port Richey River 352-795-7996 OCALA MOTORSPORTS 727-815-8060 3920 N. Hwy 441 Ocala 34475 DNA CYCLES 8546 Leo Kidd Ave. Port Richey 352-732-8531 pERFORMANCE HONDA 727-859-5193 I-75 & S.R. 54 Wesley Chapel Dream Cycles 8026 Leo Kidd Ave. Port Richey 813-973-1888 POWERHOUSE CYCLES 727-645-6931 7992 W. Gulf To Lake Hwy. Crystal GATOR Harley-Davidson 1745 US Hwy 441 Leesburg FL River 352-563-0005 RED LINE RAY'S CYCLE WORKS 34748 16635 US Hwy. 301 Dade City, 352-787-8050 FL 33523 G’s Performance 352-521-0430 4131 Louis Ave. # 11 Holiday SCOOTER SHAK FL, INC. 727-939-0880 2212 Citrus Blvd. Leesburg, FL GIBSON KUSTOMS, INC. 4885 N. Hwy. 441 Ocala 34475 34748 315-9875 SHINE BROS CUSTOM CYCLES 352-620-8044 15125 Classique Ln. Tavares gulf coast h-d 32778 352-343-8681 5817 SR. 54 New Port Richey STORMY HILL H-D 727-842-4547 GULF COAST POWDER COATING, 2480 Hwy 27, Clermont, FL 352-243-7111 INC. SUN STATE FUN SPORTS 15424 Aviation Loop Dr. 17512 Hwy. 441 Mount Dora Brooksville, FL 34604 1-88832757 499-6901 352-735-2900 Gulf Coast Yamaha suncoast Bike and Trike 8822 US 19 Port Richey 16547 US Hwy 19 #101 727-842-6624 Hudson, 34667 (South of Little HARLEY-DAVIDSON OF OCALA Road) 5331 N. U.S. Hwy 441 Ocala tri-county cycle center 34475 1147 Ponce DeLeon Brooksville 352-732-2488 352-796-2684 H & B CYCLES 3964 NW Gainesville Rd. Ocala TRIKES BY TONY 3238 S. Florida Ave. Inverness 352-351-5122 (866) 344-8637 hi-tech custom cycles TOPLINE MOTOR SPORTS 4601 Panorama Ave. Holiday 14737 US 19, Hudson, FL 34667 727-942-9353 Highway thunder customS 727-863-6909 VENOM CUSTOM CHOPPERS 15050 NE US Hwy 301 Waldo 4321 US 19 N. New Port Richey, FL 352-468-1942 727-816-8700

WILLY T's 6641 Industrial Ave., Port Richey, FL 727-849-8401 YAMAHA OF LEESBURG 1503 E. Main St. Leesburg 34788 326-5999

fat charlie's 6229 Ridge Rd. Port Richey 727-843-8783 GOODFELLAZ SPORTS CLUB 6205 Ridge Road Port Richey, FL 34668 727-8445100 GOVERNOR'S LOUNGE BARS 10357 SR 52 Hudson, FL 34669 & RESTAURANTS 727-379-5566 BACK 40 LOUNGE HAPPY DAYz LOUNGE 15949 E. Hwy 40 Silver Springs 12401 US Hwy 301 Dade City 34209 bayport inn 352-521-5003 4835 Cortez Blvd., Bayport 34607 HAYLOFT PUB 8954 SR 52 Hudson, FL 352-596-1088 BB Magee’s 727-862-3738 12400 Ramfis Rd. Spring Hill Hideaway Bar and Grill 11720 US Hwy 19 Port Richey 727-861-1769 Beef O’ Brady’s 727-861-3521 27315 Hwy 54 W. Wesley Chapel horse & crown pub 5230 Commercial Way Spring Hill 813-994-1511 Beef O’ Brady’s 352-596-4778 13706 Little Road, Hudson LITTLE CORONA'S CIGAR LOUNGE 727-869-2500 Main St and Grand Blvd. NPR Big John’s 727-494-7659 11912 Lane Park Rd. Tavares , FL LITTLE JOE'S HIDEAWAY 11912 Lane Park Rd. Tavares 32778 352-343-3585 BLUE NOTE 32778 352-343-3355 4658 Commercial Way, Spring Hill Mike’s Friendly Pub Berkley Manor - 352-596-8679 5465 S. Oakridge Dr. bourbon st. nite club Homosassa 352-628-6896 4331 US Hwy 19 NPR MOUSETRAP SALOON 48 US Hwy. 19 N. Inglis 34449 727-843-0685 bUFFALO WILD WINGS 352-447-1920 10936 St, Rd. 54 New Port Richey MUSTANG SALLY'S 4403 Buena Vista Ln. Holiday 727-372-2323 C & D COLISEUM LOUNGE 727-942-6411 2490 SE 58th Ave. Ocala 34471 NEON COWBOY 624-3700 SR 52 Pasco 352-588-0032 OUR TOWN TAVERN CHICKIE'S PUB 6408 Rowan Rd. NPR 727-842- 7061 Hwy. 21N. Keystone Hgts.32656 352-473-6892 1661 CONEY ISLAND pat’s Place 1112 East Jefferson St. Brooksville, S.R. 54 W. Zephyrhills FL 352-796-9141 813-783-3147 crossroads pRIME TIME BAR & GRIL L 25 W. Dr. M.L.K. Blvd. Brooksville 11408 US 19 Port Richey 34668 352-796-4200 727-869-9707 CROSSROADS INN port hole pub 16475 S. Hwy 301 & CR 42 5430 Treadway Dr. Port Richey Summerfield, FL 34491 727-845-3591 ramble inn 352-347-8226 COTEE RIVER SALOON 18139 U.S. Hwy. 19 Brooksville 7803 Grand Blvd. Port Richey 352-597-0052 RAVEN'S NEST 727-8159528 CYPRESS GRILLE & TIKI BAR 14400 E Hwy 40 Silver Springs 14328 Black Lake Rd. (Old 54) 352-625-0300 r & b hawg pound pub Odessa813-920-3456 Duffy’s 38704 E. Tucker Rd. Zephyrhills 16620 SR 40 Dunnellon, FL 34481 813-788-4192 REBAR 352-489-7020 Eduardo’s 10123 Broad St. Brooksville, FL 100 E. 4th Ave. Mt. Dora 32757 352-799-6031 RED HOUSE SALOON 735-1711 Fat Cats Billiards 1350 West North Blvd., Leesburg 2721 West Old Hwy 441 34748 323-9222 Mount Dora, FL 32757 735-2202 roos’ restaurant & pub 20182 Cortez Blvd. Brooksville 352-799-6207

Rumbling Pride 491 Mini STORAGE 5238 Quiet Creek Ln. Lakeland 1755 N Lecanto Hwy 863-607-9888 Lecanto, FL 34461 352-746-1419 scuttlebutts pub 19245 S.R. 52 Land O’ Lakes 34637 5430 Threadway Dr. 813-995-0800 A + TRAILERS Port Richey,FL 727-845-3591 seaside inn lounge 19245 S.R. 52 Land O’ Lakes 34637 5330 Treadway Dr. Port Richey 813-995-0800 AIR SLINGER, INC. 727-848-4628 SHAMROCK LOUNGE 7253 Belvedere Terrace 1120 W. North Blvd. Leesburg New Port Richey 34655 ACE DIGITAL GRAPHICS 34748 352-787-4309 SHEA'S HI-WAY INN 11780 Linden Dr., Spring Hill 2201 W. Old Hwy 441 352-200-7087 Mount Dora , FL 32757 383-7851 bogarts smoke shop SHONEY'S INN & SUITES 12139 S. Williams St. “B” 1308 North St. Leesburg 34748 352-465-4334 727-787-1210 or 888-787-1210 cameo leather Shorty’s Sports Pub 12139 S. Williams St. D Dunnel2109 Mariner Blvd. Spring Hill leon (352)465-1754 CAR, TRUCK & SUV 352-683-9091 5028 US Hwy. 19 N. NPR SKINNY'S BAR SR 54 Wesley Chapel 813-994- 727-847-1616 DEUces Are Wild 9500 Sleepy Hollow 304 W. Broadway St. Ocala 1033 E. Gobbler Dr. Floral City 352-867-1643 Dungeon Master 352-726-3242 silver moon Tavern 15407 US Hwy. 301 N. Dade City 3025 N. Hwy. 41 Dunnellon 34432 352-521-5910 HARDTAILZ Biker Outlet 352-489-0062 SINBADS OF LAKE COUNTY 5311 South Suncoast Blvd. 1050 W. Burleigh Blvd. Tavares 352-503-6817 henkel’s r.v. 32778 352-343-6669 Someplace Else 8640 U.S. 19 Port Richey 3645 Universal Plaza Holiday 727-847-9800 HOUSE OF FUN 727-843-9005 SOUTH BEACH BAR US 19 727- 2530 US Hwy. 19 Holiday 727-945-9808 862-2938 Liberty RV SONNY'S REAL PIT BBQ 7500 NW 42nd Ave. Ocala 34482 6606 Gall Blvd. Zephyrhills, FL 352-690-7666 STORMIES SALOON mary b. archie realtor 5748 Main St. NPR 264-8842 5130 Tammy Lane, Holiday 34690 813-782-4272 sunset lounge 727-514-8650 5429 Spring Hill Blvd. 352-686- nature coast sports 5138 US Hwy 19 N. Spring Hill 6565 T-BONE'S SPORTS GRILLE 352-795-4832 2060 S. Bay St. Eustis 32726 Pixie Lynn Art 20 N.E. 1st Ave. High Springs 352-589-0277 THE CHAR HOUSE 386-454-5690 114 S. 5th St. Leesburg preferred pawn The Frosty Mug 8201 US Hwy 19 NPR 727-849411 N Donnelly St. Mont Dora 5586 Prime Towing 32757 5111 S. R. 54 N. P. R. 727-841352-383-1696 9164 THE PIT STOP BAR AND GRILL 14445 Ponce de Leon Blvd, Brooks- wallys’ upholstery 5241 Craft St. New Port Richey ville, FL 34601, 352-796-7570 727-848-7383 Thunder Tavern 5111 State Rd 54, NPR TATTOO & PIERCING 727-408-2125 EMBELISHING TATTOO & PIERCING Up The Creek Pub 8516 SR 52 Hudson, FL 34667 4400 Grand Blvd, Elfers 727-861-5380 727-264-8903 upper deck sports cafe 5386 Darlene St. Spring Hill 352-597-7662

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SUN. MAY 1 - WEBSTER MONTHLY SWAP MEET, CAR & BIKE SHOW - Located at Webster Westside Flea Market, 516 NW 3rd. Steet (CR 478 & NW 3rd. St) Webster FL. 33597. Gates open 8:00 AM until 3:00 PM the 1st Sunday of every month rain or shine. General admission $5.00, children under 14 FREE. Show & Corral(for sale by owner) registration $10.00. Club/Organization Participation Award (10 or more vehicles registered) Trophies & Cash Prizes! Vendors welcome: outside 15' x 30' spaces $18; covered 10' x 10' $10. ATM provided by FL ATM SERVICES always on site. Contact: Jackie Smith. Email: websterswaps@aol.com Info: 800-832-7396. Reservations: 352-628-4656. www.myspace. com/webstercyclemeet. SUN MAY 1 - Fil a Egg Run. 9:30-11:30am Registration at Hap's Cycle Sales, 2530 17th Street, ph 941-809-7433. MAP $15.00 per rider $10.00 per passenger. First bike out 10:30am, last bike out 11:30am. The biggest jelly bean run in the state of Florida.. Food, Fun, Prizes, Cash, Music "Not your ordinary bike run" Don't miss it ! End Point TBA, benefiting numerous local charities, info Bob Poneleit 941809-7433, hapsgulfcoastriders@hapscycle.com. Websites: http://HapsGulfCoastRiders.com and www.HapsCycle. com. MAY 1 - PUNTA GORDA - 1st Sunday Biker Bash. Noon6pm at Tilly's Tap, 3149 Duncan Rd Hwy 17, ph 941-5050798. Vendors, Hog Roast, Bikini Bike Wash, Live Music 2-6pm by "Rev. Fred & The Purgatory Band", info 941-5050798. MAY 6-7 - Mash Bash - 5pm at K.O.A. Naples, 1700 Barefoot Williams Road, ph 239-774-5455. MAP Bike show, Biker Games, food, drink, Chili Cookoff, Slow Race, Vendors, Live Music all weekend Swimming pool at campsite call K.O.A. for camping 239-774-5455 Loads of Fun, info Bill 239-3705886. Website: www.gatoralley.net. SAT. MAY 21 - PUNTA GORDA - 3rd Annual "Freedom Isn't Free" Poker Run. 9-10am Registration at American Legion Post #103, 2101 Taylor Rd (CR 675A), ph 941-6395299. MAP $10/rider, $5/passenger. 9-10am, 1pm Last bike in back to American Legion Post #103. Benefits the Military Heritage Museum in Fishermen's Village, Punta Gorda. Prizes for 1st & 2nd Best Hand, bike games, activities, cash bar/food, info Kim 941-575-9002, klovejoy@ freedomisntfree.org. SAT. MAY 28 - Faith Riders 10th Annual Just for Fun Island Run. 7-8am at The Gathering Place Family Restaurant, 101 7th Street North, ph 941-779-0313. MAP Riders meeting at 8:10am, KSU 8:30am. This is just a great ride down the islands on the west coast, info Mark, 941-920-5055, mband61@yahoo.com. JUNE 9 - 20th Annual "See the Keys on Your Hands & Knees" Run. Starts on 6/9/2011 and ends on 6/12/2011. 8am Ride leaves Ft Myers Harley-Davidson, 9am pick up in Naples at Circle K gas station at corner of 951 and US 41. You must make reservations by April 9th at Lighthouse Court Inn, 902 Whitehead St, Key West, FL 33040, ph 305294-9588.

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Carlie Lynne's 2nd Saturday 9119 US 27 South, Seabring 863-381-7685 Everglades Motorcycle 3rd Saturday of Month 3888 Mannix Drive Suite 316 (off of I-75 at Exit 101) JJ Muggs Stadium Grill Abacoa Town Center Jupiter, FL 561-630-9669 Pier 2 Resort Bikers Pool Party (2nd Sun) 2200 US Hwy 441 SE Okeechobee, FL 863-763-8003 Pompano Harley-Davidson 1st Friday of the Month 2900 Center Court Circle Sunrise, FL (954)-545-3200

TUESDAY: Break Time Lounge 4630 Gulf Stream Drive Naples, FL 239-353-9300 Harbourside Grill and Tiki Bar 3442 Marinatown Lane N. Ft. Myers, FL 33903 Hurricane Grill and Wings 6345 Naples Blvd. Naples, FL 239-513-9900 Porky's Last Stand 2560 39th st. Golden Gate FL Sundown's Sports Grill 3580 Evans Rd. 239-939-9936 WEDNESDAY: Brazilian Bike Night Boteco Bar 916 NE 79th Street Miami, FL 33138 Island Jacks 5425 W. Atlantic Blvd. Margate, FL 954-984-4422 Island Jacks 4449 Okeechobee Blvd. West Palm Beach, FL 561-687-2122 Iron Eagle Bar 9441 Hwy 78 W. Okeechobee 863-467-1360 Pembroke Pines Hooters 7990 Pines Blvd 954-962-6330 Sunrise Harley-Davidson 201 Int'l Pkwy Sunrise, FL 954-414-4135 Tiki Bar Cafe 4131 Bonita Beach Road. 239-947-0000 Victory Lane Cafe 4150 Hancock Bridge Pky. N. Ft.Myers 239-849-9065 THURSDAY: Amos Sports Grill & Petersons H-D South 7800 SW 104th Street & US1 Miami, FL 305-274-1228 Daisy Duke's Saloon 10060 Pines Blvd Pembroke Pines, FL 33024 (954) 430-9930

Sunrise Harley-Davidson 2nd + 4th Fri - Bike Night 4th Sun. Ladies Garage Party 201 Int'l Pkwy Sunrise FL 954-414-4135 Treasure Coast H-D 3rd Sat. of every month Customer Appreciation Day 4967 S.E. Federal Hwy. 772-287-3871 FL2-G Yellow Jackets Gold WIng Riders 1st Sat of the Month Buddy Freddy's Iron Rhino Saloon 1st and 3rd Friday: 19800 Tamiami Trail East, Naples, FL 239-393-3974 Harley Davidson Naples & Ft. Myers on Nov. 13th (Friday) One Buck Bike Night & Concert - 3645 Gateway Lane 239-594-5504/this month it is at the Naples Store

Good Times Sports Bar 700 Leeland Heightrs Blvd. W. Leigh Acres, FL 33936 239-369-7000 Kingshead Pub 500 East Dania Beach 954-927-1564 Legends Sports Bar 395 Spanish River Blvd. Boca Raton, 866-367-1788 North Fort Tavern 13101 N. Cleveland Ave. N. Ft. Myers, Fl 33931 239-652-0900 Roland Martins Tiki Bar 920 Del Monte Ave. 863-983-3151 Skully's Tavern 9809 Sunset Drive S. Miami, FL 305-271-7404 Zookie's Sports Pub & Grill 774 Preserve Lane, Naples, FL 239-566-7513 FRIDAY: Outlaws Charlotte County 914 LaVilla Rd Punta Gorda, FL 239-229-4139 Sunrise Harley-Davidson 201 Int'l Pkwy Sunrise FL 33325 954-414-4135 SATURDAY: Boar's Nest Salon 381 Prospect Rd. Oakland Park 954-938-5971 Mickey's Bar 350 SW 12 Ave. Pompano Beach 954-941-1611 SUNDAY: Flossies Bar and Grill 3985 Ravens Wood Road Dania Beach, FL 954-792-6519 J&S Fish Camp Every Sunday 1pm till ??? Food, live music and vendors

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SUN MAY 1- WEBSTER MONTHLY SWAP MEET, CAR & BIKE SHOW - Located at Webster Westside Flea Market, 516 NW 3rd. Steet (CR 478 & NW 3rd. St) Webster FL. 33597. Gates open 8:00 AM until 3:00 PM the 1st Sunday of every month rain or shine. General admission $5.00, children under 14 FREE. Show & Corral(for sale by owner) registration $10.00. Club/Organization Participation Award (10 or more vehicles registered) Trophies & Cash Prizes! Vendors welcome: outside 15' x 30' spaces $18; covered 10' x 10' $10. ATM provided by FL ATM SERVICES always on site. Contact: Jackie Smith. Email: websterswaps@aol.com Info: 800-832-7396. Reservations: 352-628-4656. www.myspace.com/webstercyclemeet MAY 1 - BIKEFEST FLORIDA 2011 - 1st Annual Purple Sunshine Ride & SOMER Concert. 9-10am Registration at Green Cove Springs (Clay County), 3275-3 Hwy. 17 N., ph 904-284-4321. 1st Annual BikeFest Florida 2011 (Clay Co). Love 2 Ride® Motorcycle Shop presents Bikers Weekend! Worthy Purpose! Saturday Headliner is www.MollyHatchet.com Guest Band www.donrayband.com/ Nashville, TN. Friday pm Candlelight Vigil, Local Bands all day Sat. & Sun. Poker Run $25/rider +$10/passenger (pre-registration til 4/22). $100/bike for Escorted Ride on Sat. pm. Food, Vendors, Silent Auctions, Raffles, National Media Coverage, info Dee, 352-223-4901, 904-284-4321, love.2.ride@comcast.net. Website: www.BikersLove2Ride4Kids.com. Visit us on Facebook @ Bikefest Florida 2011. MAY 21 - Poker Run for St Jude - Sponsored by The Silverback Riding Club. The event starts at Grey Beards. Registration is from 9:00 am to 11:00 am and the last bike will leave at 11:30 am. The fee is $15.00 for the rider and $5.00 for a passenger. For more information call (904) 562-8814 MAY 20 - 21 - THE GRAND MARSHAL HISTORIC RIDE The Grand Marshal Historic Ride will be taking place on It will be located at The different events that will be taking place within this event will be the Grand Marshal Historic ride which is only open for a limited number of rides so please make sure to pre-register. Grand Marshal, Kevin Schwantz will be leading the ride. The ride will depart at 10am and stage at 9am so make sure to be there on time. There will be the Grand Marshal dinner where you will get to meet the Grand Marshal. The dinner will be at 6:30 and will be limited to 150 guests. The Concours d'Elegance will donate all of its proceeds to Project Wounded Warrior. There will be a $10.00 entry fee. For info visit www.ridingintohistory.org/event PHONE 888-358-9659 or 877-611-1711. MAY 20 - 21 - RIDING INTO HISTORY - At the World Golf Village, St. Augustine, FL. This year's Grand Marshal is Kevin Scheantz (Grand Prix World Champion) For more info visit www.ridingintohistory.org

Love 2 Ride Bikers Consignment Store 3rd SUNDAY each month Bike/Hot Rod Cruise In 3275-3 US Hwy 17 No. Green Cove Springs, Fl, (904) 284-4321

Alachua Sports Pub Alachua, FL 386-462-5322 4th Friday of the month American Legion Riders Chapter 16 Bike Night (2nd Friday 5-7) 4701 NW 6th St. Gainesville Beef O’ Brady’s 3rd Thurs. of Month Back Beach Road Panama City Beach, FL Calendars Pizzeria & Sports Bar Last Saturday of the Month US 90 & College Macclenny, FL 904-259-5040

Panama Joe's Bike Night (Last Wed.) 5109 NW 39th Ave. Gainesville, 352-377-7665 Putnam County Swap Meet (3rd Sunday) 117 Yelvington Rd. East Palatka, Fl 32131 floridaswapmeet.com 386-868-3727 352-505-8287 Santa Fe Bar US 441 High Springs, FL 386-454-9461 3rd Fri

Fleetwood Diner / Allstar Tattoo High Springs, FL 386-454-5775 3rd Tues. 6p-9p

MONDAY: Beef O Brady's 6500 SW Archer Rd. Gainesville, FL Hooters Restuarant 504 West Geoffrey Street St.Augustine, FL 904-819-9919 The Steel Pony 5312 Jammes Avenue Jacksonville, FL 904-777-5630 Wings Of Fire 397 E. James Lee Blvd. Crestview, FL TUESDAY: Dick's Wings 474313 St. Rd. 200 904-491-3469 HJ’s Miss B Haven 12905 N. Main Street Jacksonville, FL 904-757-3595 Hooters Restaurant 180 Cracker Barrell Dr. Crestview, FL 32563 850-423-1333

Spindrifter Lounge Bike Night (3rd Saturday) US 441 & I-75 Alachua, FL 386-462-9081

Hooters Restaurant 1137 Beacon Point Drive Jacksonville, FL 904-723-5224 Rivers Edge Sports Bar 915 S. 14th St. Fernandia Beach, FL 904-491-3849 WEDNESDAY: Buffalo’s Cafe 6055 Youngeman Circle Orange Park 904-778-1101 Moe's Southwest Grill 2941 W. Hwy 90 Lake City FL 386-754-9373 Roadhouse Grill 741 West 23rd Street Panama City, FL 850-522-1446 THURSDAY:

Arnold’s 3912 US Highway 1 North St.Augustine 904-824-8738 Hooters Restuarant 15015 Emerald Coast Destin, FL 850-654-1007 Timbuktu 1740 N. Highway 301 Starke, FL 904-966-2229 FRIDAY: Hooters Restaurant 12709 Front Beach Road Panama City, FL 850-230-9464 SATURDAY: Bay Breeze Lounge 1889 Garcon Point Rd. Milton, 850-623-5859 Cross Creek Steakhouse 12123 Lem Turner Rd, Jacksonville, Fl 32218 (904)765-7420

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SUN. MAY 1 - WEBSTER MONTHLY SWAP MEET, CAR & BIKE SHOW - Located at Webster Westside Flea Market, 516 NW 3rd. Steet (CR 478 & NW 3rd. St) Webster FL. 33597. Gates open 8:00 AM until 3:00 PM the 1st Sunday of every month rain or shine. General admission $5.00, children under 14 FREE. Show & Corral(for sale by owner) registration $10.00. Club/Organization Participation Award (10 or more vehicles registered) Trophies & Cash Prizes! Vendors welcome: outside 15' x 30' spaces $18; covered 10' x 10' $10. ATM provided by FL ATM SERVICES always on site. Contact: Jackie Smith. Email: websterswaps@aol.com Info: 800-832-7396. Reservations: 352-628-4656. www.myspace.com/webstercyclemeet SAT. MAY 1 - Ribbon Riders Go Pink! Bingo Run - The event starts at Orlando Harley-Davidson. Registration starts at 8:00 am and the last bike will leave at 9:30 am. If you pre-register by April 24th the fee is $15.00. The fee includes event pin, t-shirt and goody bag for the first 250 pre-registered. The ride fee on the day of the event is $20.00. The ride ends with a drill team, music, raffles, games, prizes, 50/50, auction, vendors and more. The proceeds will benefit breast cancer patients in Central Florida. For more information call (407) 466-8880, or go to http://www. ribbonriders.org. SUN. MAY 1 - CLERMONT - Hairazors Salon Charity Motorcycle Ride Sponsored by Mooney's Power Sports, Street Lightning, Clermont Chiropractic Life Centers, Performance 360, Office Depot, High Octane Smoothies, Action Games and Comics, A Tech Plants, Absolute Tattoo and Piercing, Lil Anthony's Pizza, and Cam Mobile Repair. The ride starts at Stormy Hill Harley-Davidson in Clermont. Registration is from 11:30 am to 1:00 pm and the ride leaves at 1:30 pm. The ride fee is s $20.00 for each motorcycle. All the proceeds go directly to Jaylah and her family for medical expenses. For more information call (352) 394-1414 SAT. MAY 14 - First Annual Benefit Poker Run - Sponsored by Seminole County Expo and Youth Fair, Inc. The event starts at the Airport Lanes, 190 E. Airport Blvd. in Sanford. Registration begins at 8:30 am and the last bike will leave at 11:00 am. The ride ends with entertainment and vendors. For more information call (407) 221-1131, or go to http://www.seminolecountyexpoyouthfair.org. SAT. MAY 14 - SANFORD - 2nd Annual Salute to Veterans. 10:30PM at Seminole Harley-Davidson, 620 Hickman Circle, ph 407-7974848. MAP Car and Bike show. Join the Veterans Memorial Ride starts at 10:30 AM. Door Prize 32” Flat Screen TV and much more. Proceeds go to “The Ride Home”, “Rolling thunder® Student Scholarship Fund” and “The POW/MIA Flag and Education Program”. Visit www.rollingthunderfl8.com to view all activities. Early Registration contact Ken Paul kpofusa@yahoo.com. Donation of $15.00 plus $5.00 per passenger Vendors contact Ron Lau riau@cfl. rr.com, info Ken. 407-797-4848. Website: www.rollingthunderfl8. com. SUN. MAY 15 - KISSIMMEE - Orange County 5th Annual "RIDE UNITED" Charity Run. 8:30-10:30am Registration at East Lake Fish Camp, 3705 Big Bass Rd. MAP $15 Rider / $10 Passenger-includes Poker Hand and Door Prize Ticket. *Map of route will be provided. Run begins at 10:00am, Last Bike out at 10:30am, Last bike in 2:30pm. Stops: Lone Cabbage Fish Camp, Hitching Post, Black Hammock. Ends at Jonny Rotton's Bar Out Back - LIVE MUSIC! Prizes: Best Poker Hand, Door Prize, 50/50 Raffle and Prize Raffle Vendor and Banner Advertising opportunities available! Banner space for company logos on our 4'x8' full color banner minimum $150 donation, info 321-231-2867, laura.shemanski@ocfl.net or lshemanski@gmail.com. Website: www.ocfmuwpokerrun.com.

SUN. MAY 15 - KISSIMMEE - Old School Biker Swap Meet & Party. 8am Vendor set up time, event times 10am-3pm at Art in Motion LLC Motorcycles, 1503 Ross Ave, ph 407-847-0119. Sell your take – off parts! Live music, free food, free beer, Ride – in bike show, vendors, people selling parts, 50/50 for Osceola County Animal Shelter, vendors welcome, info Christi, 407-361-9992, ckapp@ artinmotionllc.com. Website: www.artinmotionllc.com. MAY 15 - EAST PALATKA - Putnam Monthly Swap Meet, & Bike Show Sponsored by WW Productions, Inc. The motorcycle show will be held at 117 Yelvington Road. Bike show registration is from 8:00 am to 12:30 pm at the gate. Cash and trophies will be awarded to winners in multiple categories. Gates open to the public at 8:00 am. Admission is $4.00. Children under 14 get in free. 15 X 30 vendor spaces are available for $20.00 if paid in advance. the vendor fee is $5.00 extra at the gate. For more information call (352) 628-4705 MAY 21 - ORLANDO - Jordan Frasure Poker Run - The motorcycle poker run starts at Nice & Easy, 5470 Hoffner Avenue in Orlando. Registration begins at 10:00 am and the ride leaves at 11:00 am. The poker run will include stops in Orlando, Winter Park, and Oviedo before ending in Orlando. The ride ends with music, food, raffles, 50/50 drawings and more. Proceeds will be used to help provide a customized wheelchair for Jordan. For more information call (407) 879-2838 MAY 21 - DAYTONA BEACH - 2nd Annual Freedom Ride Up The Coast Sponsored by Tator, and Boothill The ride starts at Boothill on Main Street in Daytona. Registration begins at 11:30 am and the ride leaves at 12:00 pm. The ride will go to Flagler Beach and return to Daytona. There is no change for the ride.

Full Throttle 71 EAST COAST AREA - Includes: Flagler Beach, Daytona, Daytona Beach, Melbourne, Orlando, Sanford & Vero Beach tri-city cycles HARLEY-DAVIDSON of seminole 620 Hickman Circle Sanford 407-831-7888 308 S. 2nd St. F lagler 439-3967 alley cat cycle supply Kissimmee motorsports 140 Riverside Dr. Holly Hill 257-5999 2881 N. Jouh Young Pkwy Kissimmee , FL Americal steel horse cycles legends cycles BIKER FRIENDLY BARS 534 E. Intl Speedway Blvd. Deland, FL 32724 101 W. Cypress St. Kissimmee & RESTAURANTS 386-738-5959 0r 866-364-3904 870-5571 american v-twin Lorenzo SELECT MOTOR INC. Archie’s 5135 International Dr. Ste. 11 Orlando 7551 S Hwy 17-92 Fern Park 401 South Ocean Drive Ft. Pierce 34949 1-407-903-0058 • 1-888-AM-V-TWIN MASTERLINK CYCLE bar out back BIKERS BAY 6073-1 Roosevelt Blvd. Jacksonville FL 32244 2485 Hwy 17-92 Sanford 1429 S. Woodland Blvd. 904-779-1133 321-0422 DeLand, FL 32720 386-873-4910 millers custom parts beer: 30 grille & pub bikes only body shop 1863 S. Ridgewood Ave. S. Daytona 1602 W. Airport Blvd. Sanford 3609 Old Winter Garden Rd. Ste. A1, Orlando 761-0858 323-1499 298-1556 moine cycle warehse. boot hill saloon black-gold daytona cycle 1040 Nursery Road. Winter Springs 310 Main Street 541 Ballough Rd. Daytona Beach 695-6002 386-258-9506 258-8020 MOTOR SPORTS OF ORLANDO cactus bob’s bmw motorcycle of daytona 8155 S. Hwy 17-92 Fern Park 1566 S. French Ave. Sanford 118 E. Fairview Ave. Daytona Beach 831-8888 330-1275 257-2269 new smyrna harley-davidson Captain Hairam’s Boar's Nest Cycle Shop 1899 S. R. 44 New Smyrna Beach 150 U.S. 1 Sebastian 32958 Mobile Motorcycle Repair 409-3034 cathouse saloon BUY & RIDE MOTOR VEHICLES, INC. ORANGE CUSTOM CYCLES 1113 N US 1 Ormond Beach Autos, Trucks & Motorcycles 7230 NE Hwy 301 Orange Heights. 386-676-3832 6831 N. Orange Blossom Trail 352-468-3979 dale's ales of orange city Orlando, FL 32810 orlando h-d & buell 2400 N Volusia Ave. Orange City, FL 32763 1-407-294-6864 3770 37th St. Orlando 386-775-2377 carl’s speed shop 423-0346 diamond backs 390 N. Beach St. Daytona Beach orlando yamaha 745 Ridgewood Ave., Holly Hill 255-5596 258-3777 9334 E. Colonial Drive Orlando dirty harry’s Clermont H-d 273-3579 701-705 Main St. 252-9877 2480 S. Hwy 27 Clermont PETE G’S CHOPPER DESIGN SERVICES dj’s deck 352-243-7111 1365 Bennett Drive Suite 101 Longwood 79 E. Dunlawton Ave. Port Orange 760cruise amer. motorcyce 407-834-5007 2277 2915 Orange Blossom Trail Kissimmee PITBULL MOTORCYCLE CO. Earl’s Hidaway 931-1409 4340 N. Orange Blossom Trail 1405 Indian River Drive Sebastian 32958 CURLY JIMS Orlando. FL 32804 fireside bar 386-774-7713 1-407-290-9212 1481 N US 1 Ormond Beach 676-2552 custom iron PRO STREET CUSTOM CHOPPERS, INC. foxhead lounge 3709 N. Hwy. 17 DeLand, FL 32720 7850 N. Orange Blossom Trail Orlando, FL 280 North SR 415 Osteen 321-2399 386-985-4850 32810 frank's place custom works 1-407-291-3331 146 N. Clark Rd. Ocee, FL 34761 806 N. Beach Street Daytona Beach QUICK DRAW froggers grill & bar 257-1300 728B Ballough Rd. Daytona Beach 4459 N. Pinehills Road. Pine Hills crank & Chrome 386-253-0900 293-3199 1533 Ridgewood Ave. Holly Hill Scooters froggys’ saloon 615-1449 2105 French Ave. Hwy. 1792 Sanford 800 Main Street 259-0330 cycle & ski concepts 330-2056 Gator’s Riverside Grille 4230 CR 218, Unit 4 Middleburg, FL scooters cycle 4255 Peninsula Point Sanford 688-9700 904-291-6388 1903 S. Ridgewood Ave S. Daytona george’s cycle riders 767-8133 5507 Edgewater Drive, Orlando 291-6562 3450 W. Colonial Drive, Orlando sinister cyclesports gillys’ pub 44 841-8641 3380 No. US1 Bunnell, FL 1889 S. R. 44 New Smyrna Beach 428cycle sports center 386-206-4832 6523 4001 John Young Parkway, Orlando 32804 Space Coast bourget grizzly bar & grill 299-9191 3345 North Courtenay Pkwy. Merritt Island FL 400 Savage C., Longwood 339-1263 CYCLE WORLD OF DAYTONA 321-454-4020 Handle Bar and Grill 2385 S. Ridgewood Ave. S. Daytona Space Coast Harley-Davidson 600 N Hwy 17-02 Longwood, 339-4949 1440 Executive Circle N.E. Palm Bay 32905 hog heaven 386-761-2411 street wi ze daytona fun machines 3925 Clarcona-Ocoee Rd., Orlando, FL 2800 Melonville Sanford 450 Ridgewood Ave. Holly Hill holly & dolly 321-5015 238-0888 512E Semoran Blvd. Casselberry STROKERZ daytona harley-davidson hooter’s Of melbourne 110 Fairview Ave. Daytona Beach 877 S. Babcock Melbourne 32901 290 N. Beach St. Daytona Beach 386-253-1703 hooter’s of merritt island 253-2453 Treasure Coast Harley-Davidson 125 N. Sykes Creek Blvd. Merritt 32953 exotic custom CHOPPERS 4967 S.E. Federal Highway Ichabob’s 3834 Commerce Loop, Orlando 32808 Stuart 34997 2320 N. Highway A-1-A Indialantic 32903 407-293-2228 the trike shop iron horse saloon hardcore custom cycles 410 N. Beach Street Daytona Beach 1068 N. US 1 Ormond Beach 677-1550 25629 Edgewater Dr, Orlando 257-0609 407) 253-2227

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jerry’s italian restAURANT & pizza 300 St. Laurant St. Longwood 767-5534 JOLLY GATOR FISH CAMP 4650 Highway 46, Geneva 407-349-5554 Junkyard saloon 6440 N. Orange Blossom Trail, Orlando, FL last resort bar 5812 S. Ridgewood Port Orange 761-5147 Lou’s Blues 3191 Highway A-1-a Indialantic 32903 MAIN STREET STATION 316 Main Street Daytona Beach FL 386-253-0024 MIKE'S CORNER 3705 State Rd 44 428-4858 orlando brewing 1301 Atlanta Ave. Orlando, FL Ozzie Crab House 6060 S. U.S. 1 Grant 32951 PALM TREE HARBOR 704 S Lakeshore Bld. Howy In The Hills Pineda Inn U.S. 1 Rockledge 32940 porky’s Hwy 309 Georgetown 467-3956 Scores 6590 Old Winter Garden Rd. Orlando, FL Sebastian Beach Inn 7035 S. Highway A-1-A Melbourn Beach 32951 smiley’s tap 1161 N US 1 Ormond Beach 677-9609 STEEL AROUND FOREST TAVERN 21918 Hwy. 40 Astor Park, FL 32102 1-352-759-3991 SWAMP house GRILL 488 W. Highbanks Rd. DeBary, FL 32713 386-668-8891 ted’s diner 855 S. Nova Rd. Ormond Beach 673-1898 THE HIDEAWAY BAR 516 Virginia Dr. Orlando, FL 407-898-5892 the oyster pub 555 Seabreeze Blvd. Daytona Beach 255-6348 the shark house 2929 N. Ocean Shore Blvd. Flagler 439-1000 trader jack's roadside 4425 N. US Hwy. 17 DeLand, FL 32725 386-985-3456 tucan willies 829-Eyrie Dr. Oviedo 366-6225 willie's "legendary" shark bar 1204 E. New York Ave. DeLand, FL 32724 386-734-0044 willy’s place 330 Madison Ave., Daytona Beach 248-8409 wolfy’s 520 N. Palmetto Sanford 322-2150 whiskey river north 3730 S.R. 46 Sanford 328-9096

white eagle lounge 5533 US 1 Old Dixie Hwy. Krona 437-2341 WINGS-PIZZA-N-THINGS SPORTS & gRILL 2563 N. Atlantic Ave. Daytona Beach, FL 32118 386-898-0626

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A.M. METAL FINISHING, INC. 7594 Chancellor Drive, Orlando, FL 32809 407-843-0182 Fax: 407-849-1724 advance paging 233 East State Rd. 434 Longwood 831-6339 affordable screen 811 Willma St. Longwood 332-8106 All Steel Buildings 2593 Clank St. Suite 105 Apopka 295-2728 barney’s leather 438-N. Beach St. Daytona Beach 252-7770 buckle & hide 514 Main Street Orlando 253-9375 candance reed hair design 1425 S. R. 434 Ste.113 Longwood 767-0313 c & d Leather Orlando Flea World #7, #9 Hwy 17-92 CENTURY 21 460 SR 436 Suite 104 Castleberry 407331-7600 chopper design serv. 1365 Benette Dr. #101Longwood 834-5007 Cross Roads Leather 7565 Starky Seminole 33777 THE helmet shop 546 Ballough Rd. Daytona Bch., FL 32114 hot leathers factory 801 Main Street; Daytona Beach 238-1048 i zod bike trailer rental 903-3681 magic bailbonds 1610 Tropic Mark Dr. Sanford 322-0000 main street leather 822 Main Street Daytona Beach 238-5564 PALATKA ARMY NAVY SURPLUS INC. 901 N. Hwy. 19 Palatka 386-328-8127 RJ’S LEATHER WORKS 1876 State Road 20 Hawthorne 352481-3367 tobacco exotic 749 Intl. Speedway. Blvd. Daytona Beach 255-3782 whog 126 W. Intl Speedway Blvd. Daytona Beach 239-9506 willies tropical tattoo inc. 825 S. Yonge St. US-I Ormond Beach 672-1888 winter park pawn 2238 W. Fairbanks Ave. Winter Park 644-8747

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