April 2012 Issue - Thunder Roads Magazine

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MAGAZINE ®
VOLUME 5 ISSUE 11 APRIL 2012
OF GEORGIA
STEVE MURRIN
THE ORIGINAL BIKER LAWYER
“Because
on Monday morning,
you need a real Trial Lawyer who rides”
SPECIALIZING IN MOTORCYLCLE INJURY CASES LONGER THAN ANY FIRM IN THE SOUTH
NO BIKER LAWYER HAS HANDLED MORE BIKER INJURY CASES, TRIED MORE BIKER
INJURY TRIALS OR RECOVERED MORE MONEY ON BEHALF OF HIS BIKER CLIENTS!
visit Steve at AmericanBikerLawyer.com
Call Steve in the office at (404) 688-6600. Free consultation
Toll Free Nationwide (888) 944-BIKE (2453)
THE STAFF AT
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(Jerry Mc)
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Another favorite quote of mine is,
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PROMOTE THE ABUSE OF ALCOHOL OR OTHER DRUGS.
So true is this saying and it still amazes me how many
people in this world have NO clue what this means and
the reason people have No clue is they were never
taught to be aggressive on the job. What I’m referring
to here is to approach work in the aggressive manner
of doing the Best to your ability and always give 110%
at whatever you do, pay attention to your surroundings
and never wait to be told to do something that you are
sure needs to be done and if your not sure, always ask
someone who knows the answer or has the authority to
make a decision. I chose to be aggressive in building
this Magazine and knew going in that to build something
like this will take every hour of the day and that it would
be more of a life style than a job. Enjoying what you do
to earn a living or pay the bills, makes it a lot easier to
motivate yourself and motivating ones self is what most
people can’t do.
No one tells me when to start or end My day and I
haven’t needed a Boss, Manager or Supervisor in many
years(even before I bought this Magazine ) to motivate
Me nor check on my progress for the day. This is My
Life and I hope to continue producing this Magazine until
I leave this world and with the help of our Advertisers,
who We Appreciate very much, I intend to be around for
a long time. Support Our Advertisers and I refer to them
as Our Advertisers, because they are mine and yours
because you are a reader of Thunder Roads Magazine
Georgia. Have a Great Month,
Ride Safe – Ride Often – Ride Free
Jerry Mc & Pete
Thunder Roads Magazine 2
Remember
Through Prayer
“Nearing Retirement”
During a company planning meeting, the
president asked the personnel director,
“How many employees do we have that are
approaching retirement?”All of them, sir” was
the reply. Life on earth is fleeting. We look back
on years past and recall doing the same things
that children do today-playing favorite games
and enjoying special events. Suddenly we find
ourselves grown and aging, facing the same
problems and issues that all elderly people do.
In what seems like a passing moment, the gray
hair begins, wrinkles develop almost overnight
and erase the smooth skin of youth. We get
closer to eternity with every beat of our hearts.
As someone inscribed on their tombstone, “I
expected this, but not quite so soon”. God has
made it possible for us to live with Him forever in
eternity, through His son Jesus Christ!
Prayer for the month:
Dear Lord, we can be assured of an eternal home
in heaven with you because of trusting in your
son, Jesus. Help us to trust you in life with all our
needs and problems. Guide us daily as we look
to you. amen
Fred McCoy
The Preacherman
Houston lake Baptist Church
2300 Hwy 127 East
Perry, Georgia 31069
Founders Group
CAREY SMITH
RICK PALMER
TERRI HENNING
DUANE JOHNSON
BILL (COD) FREY
CHICO & CHARLOTTE HOUSTON
SHEILA & MARTIN ROBINSON
TRACY (FACE) PETERSEN
THANKS EVERYBODY
JERRY MC
Protest Anti Biker
Decision in LaGrange, GA
Let’s be seen and heard on May 12th as we protest the decision to NOT allow “Bikers on Main” to continue with their
venue on Main Street in Lagrange GA.
The Downtown LaGrange Development Authority Executive
Director persuaded the city officials to not close Main street for
this annual one day event, citing complaints from a hand full of
merchants.
Bikers on Main has been growing every year since its start in
2008 and now due to the narrow minded decision and poor judgment of a very few the event will no longer be held in LaGrange.
Motorcycle Riders are requested to fill every parking spot in
the downtown area with 1 motorcycle for all 1100 spaces starting with Main street, Bull street then the parking garage and off
street lots.
You should start arriving around 2 PM. We may need to move
the bikes from space to space once if they decide to enforce
the parking ordinance. After 4 pm the bikes will be good where
they are. We will then flex our financial muscle by supporting
those businesses that are identified as “ Biker Friendly” and
disrupting business for those that are not by filling all the parking spaces.
Please consider donating 5 bucks to the Wounded Warrior
Program. “Bikers on Main” will not happen this June and
WW would have been the Benefactor of the event.
Donation buckets will be made available
Atlanta Braves
Bike Day
ABATE of Georgia will be Recognized during Biker day at
the Atlanta Braves vs Toronto Blue Jays game on June 10th.
We will be recognized on the LED lights over each Dugout
and during the announcement. We will have the honor
of leading the Motorcycles as they lap the field before the
game.
A special Biker package is available that includes VIP
Parking in the Blue lot, an outfield Pavilion ticket and the
opportunity to ride around the field. [limited to the first 300 to
register]
ABATE Members will be grouped together in the VIP Parking
area. Note the cutoff date of June 4th.
This will be a great chance for public recognition
and to promote the ABATE of Georgia
Organization.
Let’s all make an effort to be there.
Go to www. braves.com/biker to
purchase tickets on line or use the
order form and call or fax your order
in. Please note the name ABATE if
faxed or when you call.
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June 2nd 2012
Thunder Roads Magazine Georgia
5 Year Anniversary
Slumber/TOGA Party
At Angel City in Unadilla, GA
Live Music with Jeff Rogers Band
Wild Child & The Burnouts
Adult/Bike Games Saturday with DJ Scotty
Door Prizes – Raffles - Vendors
Pig on the Grill by the American Patriots
Swimming Pools set up in town to stay cool
Friday night pool/cooking party
Pajamas or TOGA’S after 9pm
Rent a store front to stay in (and decorate store front with Slumber or Toga theme for Contest) for your group and
bring sleeping bags, air mattress and fan, pitch a tent in town or out of town or in a vendor booth, or bring the RV.
Saloon will be open w/$2 Can Beer - Admission $10 – RV Site $25 Daily
Panhead City Swap Meet
Bring your old parts, clean out the Shed, Storage Building and the Garage. Bring your stuff and put it on
the ground or the back of your truck and pickup some cash and clean out those extra parts. Chuck and
Tug from Panhead City will be there with a trailer full of parts and Special Guest Tech “Evans” sharing His
Experiences and if you’ve never met the Panhead City Crew, here’s your chance, it’s an experience….
Must be 21, NO Glass Bottles, NO Pets, No Golf Carts
Angel City is located in Unadilla, GA Exit 122 – I-75 go West – follow signs
Christian
Motorcycle
Riding Groups
work the rest
areas sharing
coffee, water and
Spiritual Items
on I-75 and I-475
greeting Riders
headed to and
from Daytona Bike Week and Sharing their belief in
God. Thanks Folks for All You do ….
S & E Cycles
800 East Highway 26
Elko, GA 31025
Stephen & Evon Wiley
478-988-8297
Mon–Sat 8:30am – 6:00pm
Amsoil / Revtech Oil
50w / 60w / 70w – Oil
Service & Repair
on American & Metric Bikes
Elko Mud Boggin
Redneck Heaven
1st Saturday each month
Mountain Creek
Harley-Davidson
Mountain Creek Harley-Davidson
in Dalton, Ga. celebrating
St. Patty’s Day with Live Music,
Food and Fun for all.
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Thurs and Sun Pool Tournament
Thursday Open Pool Tables
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The
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LIVE MUSIC
VENDORS
BIKEWASH
GIVEAWAYS
CONTESTS
650 MACON STREET
McDONOUGH, GA 30253
MORE INFORMATION: 770-898-0008
VENDORS CONTACT TRACI @ 770-898-0008
April 20th 2012
Tifton Harley-Davidson’s Bike Night
7:00 PM –9:00PM
Join Tifton H-D for our First Bike Night!
Live music by Bike Mike & the Booty Papas
Great food by Kast & Kilt, give-aways and
drink specials.
Bike Nights on the third Friday of the month
through June.
I-75 at exit 61. For info 229-387-8855
www.tiftonharley.com or like us on
Facebook.
April 21st 2012
Harley-Davidson of Atlanta
GA HOT RODS & HARLEYS
10:00-5:00
Food, Vendors, Beer Garden, Kids Games
info 770-944-1340
hdatlanta.com or email [email protected]
April 21st 2012
Spring Saturday Bash
at Mountain Creek H-D
1001 Market St. Dalton, GA.
Join Mountain Creek for a Spring Saturday
Bash. Live music, food and much more! Admission is Free!
12pm – 5pm Info 706-370-7433
www.mountaincreekharley.com or like us
on Facebook:
April 22nd 2012
Earth Day
Thunder Creek Harley-Davidson
7720 Lee Highway in Chattanooga, TN.
We are doing our part -Recycle Your
Jeans and Boots at Thunder Creek HarleyDavidson. info 423-892-4888
www.thundercreekharley.com
or like us on Facebook.
April 26th 2012
CO-ED Garage Party™
7:00PM-9:00 PM
Grab your favorite person and join us for
this informational party. Admission is Free!
Refreshments available!
RSVP 423-892-4888 See our website for
details www.thundercreekharley.com or like
us on Facebook:
April 27th – 29th 2012
Milledgeville Thunder Rally Milledgeville, GA
April 28th – 29th 2012
Celebration of Motorcycles
Then and Now
8th Anniversary of Xtreme Rider
Warm Springs, GA
Bands, food , fun, games
April 28th 2012
20th Anniversary
Georgia Police Memorial Ride
Ride begins at Turner Field.
Registration 8:00am - KSU11pm
Ride ends at Peachtree City Atlanta
Regional Airport.
$35 rider - $15 for passenger.
info blueknightsga7.org
April 28th 2012
How To Seminar
Cleaning your Bike by
Thunder Creek H-D Detailer
2:00 pm. info 423-892-4888
or like us on Facebook
May 1st – 31st 2012
Motorcycle Awareness Month
May 1st – 31st 2012
Women’s Rider Contest
Throughout the month of May, for Women’s
Rider Month Tifton H-D is having a women’s
rider contest. All you have to do is check
in with the service department on or after
May 1st and then check in by May 31st with
your miles. The Woman with the most miles
accrued during the month will receive a gift
certificate from Tifton H-D! Ride on, ladies!
May 1st – 31st 2012
Rider Month Mountain Creek H-D is having.
All you have to do is check in with the service
department on or after May 1st and then
check in by May 31st with your miles. The
Woman with the most miles accrued during
the month will receive a gift certificate from
Mountain Creek H-D! Ride on, ladies!
May 1st – 31st 2012
Rider Month Thunder Creek H-D is hosting
a women’s rider contest. All you have to do
is check in with the service department on
or after May 1st and then check in by end
of day on May 31st with your miles. The
Woman with the most miles accrued during
the month will receive a gift certificate from
Thunder Creek H-D! Ride on, ladies!
May 2nd – 6th 2012
14th Annual
Thunder BeachSpring Motorcycle Rally
Panama City Beach, FL
May 5th 2012
ABATE of Georgia
Board of Director’s Meeting
www.abatega.org
May 5th 2012
Cinco de Mayo
12:00 PM – 4:00 PM
Jalapeño eating contest, Live music,
Margaritas, tortilla toss, taco bar, and much
more! I-75 at exit 61. info call 229-3878855, www.tiftonharley.com or like us on
Facebook.
May 5th 2012
ABATE District 4 East
May Motorcycle Madness
Chili Cook-off Event, Car and Bike Show.
Confetti’s, 6470 Spaulding Dr. 11am - 5pm.
Michael Collins 770-938-3285
Ned Williams 404-324-2037
May 5th 2012
Cinco de Mayo Bash
12:00 PM – 4:00PM
Jalapeño eating contest, live music,
Margaritas, Tortilla Toss, build your own
taco bar, and much more!
Free Admission! For info 706-370-7433
www.mountaincreekharley.com
Mountain Creek Harley-Davidson: 1001
Market St. Dalton, GA.
May 11th 2012
Mothers, Mimosas,
Manicures and Massages
7:00 PM – 9:00 PM
This year mom deserves a little pampering.
Space is limited, please RSVP 423-8924888. See our website for details. www.
thundercreekharley.com.
7720 Lee Hwy in Chattanooga, TN.
May 5th 2012
Cinco de Mayo Bash
12:00 PM – 4:00 PM
Jalapeño eating contest, Live music,
Margaritas, build your own taco bar,
tortilla toss, and much more! www.
thundercreekharley.com.
Thunder Creek Harley-Davidson 7720 Lee
Highway in Chattanooga, TN.
May 12th – 13th 2011
23rd Annual
Cherokee County Indian Festival
& Mother’s Day Pow Wow
“THE YEAR OF THE HORSE”
Saturday: 11:00 am – 8:00 pm,
Sunday: 11:00 am – 7:00 pm
Boling Park, 1200 Marietta Highway
Canton, Georgia 30114
770-735-6275
May 10th 2012
ABATE of Georgia
Executive Board Meeting
www.abatega.org
May 10th 2012
Asheville Bikefest & Blue Ridge Run
Asheville, NC
www.ashevillebikefest.com
May 11th 2012
Mothers, Mimosas,
Manicures and Massages
7:00 PM – 9:00 PM
This one is just for the moms! Send her
over to Thunder Creek Harley-Davidson
for Mothers, Mimosas, Manicures, and
Massages! Space is limited, please RSVP
call 706-370-7433, visit our website www.
mountaincreekharley.com or like us on
Facebook: MountainCreekHarley. Mountain
Creek Harley-Davidson:
1001 Market St. Dalton, GA.
May 11th 2012
Mothers, Mimosas
Manicures, and Massages
Tifton Harley-Davidson
7:00 PM – 9:00 PM
This year mom deserves a little pampering.
Space is limited, please RSVP.
I-75 at exit 61 Info 229-387-8855
www.tiftonharley.com or like us on
Facebook.
May 18th 2012
Tifton Harley-Davidson’s Bike Night
7:00 PM –9:00PM
The CrossRoadz Band, Great food, giveaways and drink specials. Bike Nights the
third Friday of the month through June.
I-75 at exit 61. info 229-387-8855 www.
tiftonharley.com or like us on Facebook.
May 19th 2012
Mountain Creek Harley-Davidson
To the Nines Anniversary Party & Charity Ride
11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Come celebrate with Mountain Creek
H-D in Dalton for our 9th anniversary! We
turning nine and having the biggest party
of the year. Live music, bike show, food
and beverage, and much more! All ages
and all bikes are welcome. Admission is
free. For more info call 706-370-7433,
www.mountaincreekharley.com or like us
on Facebook:
Mountain Creek Harley-Davidson: 1001
Market St. Dalton, GA
May 20th 2012
Motorcycle Awareness Day
May 25th – 28th 2012
21st Annual Pennington Seed
All Harley Drags
Reynolds, GA.
Info 404-788-4926 or 706-343-1487
June 8th – 10th 2012
June 14th 2012
ABATE of Georgia
www.abatega.org
July 12th 2012
ABATE of Georgia
www.abatega.org
August 4th 2012
ABATE of Georgia
Board of Director’s Meeting
August 6th – 12th 2012
72nd Annual
Sturgis Motorcycle Rally
Sturgis, SD
August 9th 2012
ABATE of Georgia
www.abatega.org
Aug. 31st – Sept. 2nd 2012
Muddy Roots Music Festival
Cookeville TN.
[email protected]
Sept. 13th 2012
ABATE of Georgia
www.abatega.org
Oct. 5th – 7th 2012
Oct. 10th – 14th 2012
10th Annual
Thunder Beach
Autumn Motorcycle Rally
Panama City Beach, FL
Oct. 11th 2012
ABATE of Georgia
Executive
Board Meeting
www.abatega.org
In Loving Memory
of Our Brother
Jimmy 1%
2/25/53 - 3/29/12
R.I.P
GBNF
DIXIE
BIKE FEST
Elko, GA
Bike Games, Pool Tournaments
Live Music and Great People
Rain on Friday, clearing skies Saturday as the Bike
Games begun and the Crowd started the Party with
Steve and Evon Wiley. The Dixie Bike Fest is one
of My Favorite Events, like a back yard party for
three days, keep a check for the dates for the next
Dixie Bike Fest and come down to South Georgia to
Redneck Heaven and witness the Thong Pull and
the 7 Time Reigning Champion as She is looking for
Challengers.
See Ya in Elko…
Pro Plating & Polishing
620 Valley Brook Rd. Decatur, Ga. 30033
Chrome Plating – Aluminum
Steel – Pot Metal
Aluminum & Stainless Polishing
Garry Micheal
Automobiles Motorcycles
www.proplating.net
404-298-0989
ABATE District 6
Cherry
Blossom
Ride
Leaving The Grove Bar & Grill in Locust Grove
and Ride to the Cherry Blossom Festival in Macon.
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For those of you who would like to have Thunder Roads sent to
your crib/house/shack/P.O. Box or wherever.
ABATE of Georgia
PO Box 116
Austell, GA 30168
770-881-7438
Abercrombie Bonding Company
701 10th Street
Columbus, Ga. 31901
706-325-7889
www.abercrombiebonding.com
America’s Best Inns & Suites
35 Carson Loop
Cartersville, Ga. 30121
770-387-9577
Exit 296 I-75
Angel City
Unadilla Ga.
800-433-7191
www.angelcityrally.com
AP’s Hidden Hideaway
4274 Broadway
Macon, GA. 31206
478-781-5656
Bad Boy’s House of Cycles
555 Hwy 19 South
Zebulon, Ga.30295
www.badboyshoc.com
770-567-7433
Bainbridge Bike Fest
P.O. Box 7752
Bainbridge, Ga. 39818
229-248-0505
www.bainbridge-bikefest.com
Bark Avenue Salon
4719 Carrollton Villa Rica Hwy.
Villa Rica, GA. 30180
770-214-8404
Bark Avenue West Side
12844 Buchannan Hwy.
Temple, GA. 30179
770-298-0001
B S Kustoms
Paint and Body
138 Oak St.
Hampton, Ga.
770-842-7696
Cinema Tavern
200 West Montgomery St.
Villa Rica, GA 30180
770-459-4771
Russ Phillips
Forever Skin Deep
Tattoo & Piercing
125 Commons Way Suite 205
770-459-4465
Clayton County
Harley Davidson
1384 Southlake Parkway
Morrow, Ga. 30260
770-960-6000
www.h-dclaytonco.com
Georgia Golf Cart
Event Leasing Specialist
2421 Hwy. 300 South
Warwick, Ga.
Mailing address 384 South Cedar
Creek Rd., Cordele, Ga. 31015
229-535-4424 229-273-7332
Randy Brown
CDI Custom Cycles
2404C Moddy Rd.
Warner Robins, GA 31088
478-225-2200
Dawghouse Bar & Grill
634 Shurling Dr.
Macon, GA. 31211
478-750-9050
[email protected]
Days Inn Helen
8288 S. Main St.
Helen, GA 30545
706-878-4079
www.daysinn.com
Rhonda Coleman, Mgr
Deptula’s
Casual Dining
and Catering
336 Frobel Street
Monticello, GA 31064
Joseph & Gail Deptula
706-468-2707
Dixie Bike Fest
Redneck Heaven
Elko, Ga.
Exit 127 on I-75 east on
hwy. 26 5 miles on right
Contact Steve Wiley 478-987-1561
or 478-988-8297
Howard Brown 478-452-0494
or 478-451-9870
Falcons Tattooing
825 Veterans Pkwy
Columbus, Ga. 31901
706-653-2007
Great South Harley-Davidson
185 East Hwy. 16
Newnan, Ga. 30263
678-2288213
Gene Evans – Owner
Harley-Davidson Cartersville
2281 Hwy 411 NE
Cartersville, GA. 30121
678-721-0203
www.hdcartersville.com
Harmon’s
Awards & Screen Printing
417 East Hill Ave.
Valdosta, Ga. 31061
229-247-2623
Hartman T/F Cycles
7677 Cumming Hwy
Canton, Ga. 30114
770-479-8254
Kraut Hartman/Owner
K C Leathers
3834 Hamilton Rd.
Columbus, Ga. 31904
706-321-2000
Ken & Carol
Knight Hawk Rally & Dirt Drags
Adairsville, Ga.
Ricky Black 678-873-1692
www.knighthawkrally.com
Lancaster Tire
1366 Gray Hwy
Macon, Ga. 31211
478-741-4447
Adam Lancaster/Owner
Leather Art Works
1150 Forehand Rd.
Vienna, GA 31092
229-268-9453
Tim Sewell
McCain – Cigelske LAW
324 East Main St.
Cartersville, Ga. 30120
770-382-4440
Miller Powder Coating
4251-B Wayside Court
Lilburn, GA 30047
770-931-1505
www.millerpowdercoating.com
Mountain Creek
Harley-Davidson/Buell
1001 Market St.
Dalton, Ga. 30720
706-370-7433
www.mountaincreekharley.com
Motorheads Bar-N-Grill
650 Macon St.
McDonough, Ga. 30253
770-898-0008
[email protected]
Traci McDonald/Owner
Murrin & Wallace, LLC
1875 Old Alabama Road
Suite 230
Roswell, Ga 30076
(404) 688-6600
(404) 221-0914 (fax)
Old Dude
Vintage Parts
4251 Wayside Court
Lilburn, Ga. 30047
770-921-3825
877-653-3833
Panhead City
355 Willow Road
Rome, Ga. 30161
706-234-5073
www.panheadcity.com
Pro Plating & Polishing
620 Valley Brook Rd.
Decatur, Ga. 30033
404-298-0989
Garry Micheal
www.proplating.net
Ramada Limited
11 Edelweiss St.
Helen, GA 30545
706-878-1451
www.ramada.com
Rhonda Coleman, Mgr
Richard M. Lester
(800) 531-2424
1-800-on-a-bike
www.onabike.com
Rita’s Jewelry, Pawn & Gifts
420 W Soloman St.
Griffin, Ga. 30223
770-227-7715
www.RitasPawn.com
Ruby’s Restaurant & Bakery
759 W Bankhead Hwy
770-459-5501
S & E Cycle
800 East Hwy.26
Elko, Ga. 31025
478-988-8297
No Job To Small
Spalding
Shoe Repair and Saddlery
Patches Sewn
122 South 8th St.
Griffin, Ga. 30223
770-228-7974
Southeastern Electrical
Contractors
10120 Hwy. 87
Juliette, Ga. 31046
478-994-6247
No Job Too Small
Sun Ray Cleaners
2410 Hamilton Rd.
Columbus, GA.
706-322-3375
The Grove Bar & Grill
4681 Bill Gardner Pkwy
Locust Grove, Ga. 30248
678-432-1945
Where the Split-Tails Rule
Thunder Creek
Harley-Davidson/Buell
7720 Lee Hwy.
Chattanooga, Tn. 37421
Tifton Harley-Davidson/Buell
49 Casseta Rd.
Tifton, Ga. 31794
229-387-8855
www.tiftonharley.com
Trading Post Café
750 W. Bankhead Hwy.
770-456-4221
2 –WHEEL SHOP
7651 Houston Rd.
Byron, GA 31008
478-785-9090
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NCOM BIKER NEWSBYTES
Compiled & Edited by Bill Bish,
National Coalition of Motorcyclists (NCOM)
FEDERAL HIGHWAY BILL PROGRESSES
The U.S. Senate has approved its version of a federal highway
appropriations measure (S.1813, “Moving Ahead for Progress
in the 21st Century” or MAP-21) by a vote of 74-22 on March
14, and the $109 billion highway bill includes motorcycle safety
funding for states and would bar federal funds from being used
to conduct motorcycle-only checkpoints.
The measure now goes to the House of Representatives
for further action, where a similar measure is also being
considered (H.R. 7, the “American Energy and Infrastructure
Jobs Act of 2012”).
BIKER ANTI-DISCRIMINATION BILL HEARD IN COLORADO
Colorado legislation to ban discrimination against people
wearing motorcyclist gear failed to pass its first committee
hearing, but the bill’s sponsor told the AP that he was glad he
proposed the bill because it raised awareness. He said bikers
are unfairly judged to be criminals.
State Rep. Joe Miklosi (D-Denver) says he didn’t propose the
measure to get attention but to help constituents who belong
to motorcycle clubs and say they are being singled out unfairly.
“I’m motivated by doing the right thing,” Miklosi said. “They’re
being discriminated against.”
Bikers say they’re unfairly refused service at hotels, restaurants
and stores because of how they dress, and Miklosi’s bill (HB1128) would have banned businesses from discriminating against
motorcyclists based on their style of dress.
Both bills contain motorcycle safety program funding and both
would prohibit motorcycle-exclusive roadblocks, and neither
But his bid to add “unconventional attire” to the state law that
version has any anti-motorcycle provisions, but it’s unclear if the
House will take up the Senate bill or advance their own legislation. bars discrimination in public accommodations and put biker
attire alongside such protected classes as race, gender and
religious affiliation, fell short in the GOP-controlled House
MORE STATES MOVE TO BAN
State, Veterans and Military Affairs committee which is known
MOTORCYCLE-ONLY CHECKPOINTS
for rejecting Democratic proposals.
While Congress continues to consider passing a prohibition
on motorcycle-only roadside “safety checkpoints” by halting
GREEN MOUNTAIN SENATORS LEARN GANG
federal funding, several states are moving forward with their
DESIGNATION INCLUDES VETS
own laws to ban the practice.
Members of the Vietnam Veterans Motorcycle Club may be
surprised to find themselves on a list of “security threat groups”
New Hampshire and North Carolina have both passed such
recently offered by the Department of Corrections to the
legislation, and Virginia has become the latest state to pass
Vermont Senate Judiciary Committee in Montpelier, VT.
a bill to bar law enforcement agencies from setting up safety
checks that only stop motorcycles for inspection.
According to information offered to the committee, a definition
from the Department of Justice says a gang designation
Following a motorcycle-only checkpoint set up during last
year’s Rolling Thunder POW/MIA rally en route to Washington, is appropriate for a group three or more people with a
common identifying sign, symbol or name who, individually
D.C. over Memorial Day weekend, Delegate C. Todd Gilbert
or collectively, engage in criminal activity which creates an
(R-Shenandoah) introduced H.B.187, which passed and was
atmosphere of fear and intimidation.
signed into law on Feb. 28 by Governor Bob McDonnell.
Most recently, New Jersey introduced companion bills in
the Senate (S-1685) and the Assembly (A-508) to prohibit
police from establishing checkpoints limited to certain types
of vehicles and would require that all checkpoints include all
types of vehicles.
Calling motorcycle-only checkpoints discriminatory and
unconstitutional, ABATE of California is likewise pushing a bill
(AB-1047) that would ban state and federal funding of biker
barricades. According to ABATE Lobbyist Jim Lombardo, “We
passed out of the Assembly and are awaiting a hearing in the
Senate Transportation Committee, probably next month, and
then on to Governor Brown.”
Meanwhile on the legal front, New York A.I.M. (Aid to Injured
Motorcyclists) Attorney Mitch Proner told the Associated Press
that he is preparing to appeal a federal court decision upholding
the constitutionality of motorcycle roadblocks in N.Y., and the
issue may eventually be heard before the U.S. Supreme Court.
Senator Alice Nitka (D-Windsor) wasn’t so sure that the aging
vets of the motorcycle club back in Windsor are a menace to
society and warrant being “lumped in” with street gangs like
“the Bloods and the Crips,” reported vtdigger.org.
If all it takes for a “gang” to make the list is for a few members
of a group to commit a crime, Senator Jeanette White
(D-Windham) asked, “…will the Boys and Girls Club be next?”
MINNESOTA ROAD GUARDING BILLS ADVANCE
Two companion bills to allow trained and certified motorcyclists
to road guard during motorcycle runs (SF1719 and HF2008)
were approved by the Minnesota Senate and House
Transportation Committees, respectively.
Mack Backlund, State Coordinator for ABATE of Minnesota,
testified in favor before both committees and answered questions
from the committee members. While there were questions and
concerns brought up during discussion, in the end both bills
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passed by unanimous voice vote with no amendments.
stricter emissions could be enforced by 2016.
The legislation creates a motorcycle road guard certificate
under which a person can stop and hold traffic during a
motorcycle group ride: “Permits holders of a motorcycle road
guard certificate who are acting as a flagger for a motorcycle
ride to stop and hold traffic, and override traffic control devices
to direct motorcycle operators or other vehicles. Requires
drivers to remain stopped until directed to proceed.”
“The proposed EU Regulation on Type Approval and Market
Surveillance of two and three-wheeled vehicles passed its first
reading, Committee stage, on 5th December even though an
impact assessment on many elements of the proposal was
ongoing,” writes MAG-UK (Motorcycle Action Group), “and the
Delegated Acts appear to have moved well outside the scope
of the Commission’s original proposal.”
“This language has a long way to go in the process before
becoming law, but passage in the Senate and House
Transportation Committees is a great start,” said Backlund.
2012 NCOM CONVENTION IN INDIANAPOLIS
The 27th annual NCOM Convention will be held Mother’s Day
weekend, May 10-13, 2012 at the J W Marriot located at 10 S.
West St., Indianapolis, Indiana 46204. This annual gathering
will draw bikers’ rights activists from across the country to
discuss topics of concern to all riders, so reserve your room
now for the special NCOM rate of $99.00 by calling (800) 2669432 or (317) 860-5800.
WEIRD NEWS: FEELING THE WIND IN YOUR EAR
Today’s phones can deliver the sound of a heartbeat, but soon
you’ll actually feel the throbbing.
At the International Consumer Electronics Show in Las
Vegas, Artificial Muscle Inc. demonstrated how it can make
mobile devices shake and rattle with great realism, employing
a technology that uses plastics that function like muscles,
allowing you to feel the rumble of a Harley or the reverberation
of a shotgun blast.
The company showed off an iPhone it had modified by placing
one of its Vivitouch “motors” inside that shook a modified Xbox
controller to allow the user to feel what it’s like to hold a beating
heart. In another instance, it let the user experience the signature
rumble of a Harley-Davidson motorcycle starting up.
CHOPPERS FACE EURO-SION OF RIGHTS
They’re long and lean, and Europe is looking to ban them.
Custom motorcycles are coming under fire across the pond,
according to Motorcycles.about.com. Along with proposals
to limit motorcycle emissions, force anti-lock brake systems
on all bikes, and prohibit engine tuning for increased power;
European Parliament is considering a ban on extended
forks. The issue will be voted on in April and the limits on
modifications could take effect by 2014; ABS rulings and
Registration fees for the NCOM Convention are $80 including the
Silver Spoke Awards Banquet on Saturday night, or $45 for the
Convention only. All motorcyclists are welcome and encouraged
to attend. Meetings, seminars and group discussions will focus on
legislative efforts and litigation techniques to benefit our right to
ride and Freedom of the Road.
To pre-register, call the National Coalition of Motorcyclists at
(800) 525-5355 or visit www.ON-A-BIKE.com.
The National Coalition of Motorcyclists is requesting that
MRO’s, motorcycle clubs, and riding associations submit the
names of those members and supporters who have died since
May 2011, so that we may honor their memories during the
traditional “Ringing of the Bell” tribute to fallen riders during
the opening ceremonies. Dedications can be e-mailed to
[email protected].
QUOTABLE QUOTE: “The ultimate result of shielding men
from the effects of folly is to fill the world with fools.”
~ Herbert Spencer, English Philosopher (1820-1903)
A Pastor’s wife was expecting a baby, so he stood before
the congregation and asked for a raise. After much discussion, they passed a rule that whenever the Pastor’s
family expanded; so would his paycheck.
After 6 children, this started to get expensive and the
congregation decided to hold another meeting to discuss
the Pastor’s expanding family and salary.
A great deal of yelling and inner bickering ensued, as to
how much the Pastor’s additional children were costing the church, and how much more it could potentially
cost.
After listening to them for about an hour, the Pastor rose
from his chair and spoke, “Children are a gift from God,
and we will take as many gifts as He gives us.”
Silence fell over the congregation. In the back pew, a
little old lady struggled to stand, and finally said in her
frail voice,
“Rain is also a gift from God, but when we get too much
of it, we wear rubbers.”
A woman was at her hairdresser’s getting her regular
bouffant (totally 70’s) hair style for a trip to Rome
with her husband.. She mentioned the trip to the hairdresser, who responded:” Rome ? Why would anyone
want to go there? It’s crowded and dirty. You’re crazy to
go to Rome . So, how are you getting there?”
“We’re taking Continental,” was the reply. “We got a special rate!” “Continental?” exclaimed the hairdresser;
that’s an “iffy” airline. Their planes are old, their flight
attendants are ancient and slow, and they’re always late.
So, where are you staying in Rome?”. “We’ll be at this
exclusive little place over on Rome‘s Tiber River called
Teste.” “Don’t go any further. I know that place. Everybody thinks it’s going to be something special and
exclusive, but in all actuality, it’s a dump.”
“We’re also going to go to see the Vatican and maybe
get to see the Pope.” “That’s rich,” laughed the hairdresser. You and a million other people trying to see him.
He’ll look the size of an ant. “Boy, good luck on this lousy
sounding trip of yours. You’re going to need it.”
A month later, the woman again came in for a hair appointment. The hairdresser asked her about her trip to
Rome, in a very sarcastic manner. “It was magical,” explained the woman, “not only were we on time in one of
Continental’s brand new planes, but it was overbooked,
and they bumped us up to First Class. The food and wine
were 4-star quality and I had a handsome 27-year-old
Steward who waited on me hand and foot….literally, he
gave me a foot massage. And the hotel was exquisite!
They’d just finished a $5 million renovation project,
and now it’s a jewel, the finest hotel in the city. They,
too were overbooked, so they apologized and gave us
their Owner’s personal suite at no extra charge!” “Well,”
muttered the hairdresser, “that’s all well and good, but I
know as a fact you didn’t get to see the Pope.”
“Actually, we were quite lucky, because as we toured
the Vatican, a Swiss Guard tapped me on the shoulder
and explained that the Pope likes to meet some of the
visitors, in person, and if we’d be so kind as to step into
his private room and wait, the Pope would personally
greet us both. Sure enough, five minutes later, the Pope
walked through the door and shook my hand! I knelt
down and he spoke a few words to me..” “Oh, really!
And just what exactly did the Pope say to you?”
He said: “My goodness woman, who screwed up your
hair so badly?”
In a Kentucky church one Sunday morning, a preacher
said, “Anyone with ‘special needs’ who wants to be
prayed over, please come forward to the front by the
altar.” With that, Bubba got in line. “Bubba, what do you
want me to pray about for you?”, asked the Preacher.
“Preacher, I need you to pray for help with my hearing.”
The Preacher put his hand on Bubba’s head and the entire congregation joined in prayer. After a few minutes,
the Preacher removed his hands, stood back and asked,
“Bubba, how is your hearing now?” Bubba answered, “I
don’t rightly know. The hearing aint till Thursday.”
For several years, a man was having an affair with a
gorgeous, young Italian woman.
To avoid a costly divorce and protect his business reputation, they agreed she would move to Italy.
To keep it discrete, he told her to simply mail him a
postcard, and write ‘Spaghetti’ on the back. He would
then arrange for the child support payments to begin
and he would visit as often as possible.
About 8 months later, he came home to his confused
wife. ‘Honey, ‘she said, ‘You received very strange postcard today.’ He took the postcard and as he read, his
wife watched him turn white as a ghost and faint. The
card read: ‘Spaghetti, Spaghetti, Spaghetti, Spaghetti,
Spaghetti. Three, with meatballs, two without.
Send extra sauce!!!!!
An older guy with a pot-belly was working out in the
gym when he spotted this sweet young, well-built
woman.
He immediately asked a trainer that was near-by,
“What machine should I use to impress that “sweet
thang” over there?”
The trainer looked him up and down, and dryly replied,
“The ATM machine in the lobby.”
A waitress is explaining to a New York guest in a small
Tennessee diner that the special of the day is calf
tongue in beautiful moonshine sauce. The guest shakes
his head and says, “I don’t want anything that comes
from an animal’s mouth; just give me some eggs.”
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The letters “ABATE” stand for American Bikers Active Toward Education. ABATE is composed of motorcyclists from all areas of the state, from all walks of life, and who ride all makes of bikes. ABATE is not a
club, it is a non-partisan politically active organization working on motorcyclist’s rights. We are affiliated
with national rights groups like the American Motorcyclist Association (AMA), the Motorcycle Riders
Foundation (MRF) and the National Coalition of Motorcyclists (NCOM). Through the years ABATE has
been fighting to keep your right to “RIDE FREE”. With your support we can continue to lobby for your
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This is my birthday month, so this page will pay homage to just some of my all-time comfort foods.
GRILLED PEANUT BUTTER &
MARSHMALLOW MELT
2 Thick Slices of Either Sour Dough Bread, Potato
Bread or French Bread
Quality Brand of Peanut Butter; smooth or w/ nuts
Quality Brand of Marshmallow Creme
A cast iron skillet works best when grilling any sandwich.Take real butter and spread generously and
thoroughly both sides of each side of slices. Turn
onto counter and then spread really generously one
side with marshmallow creme and the other with
quality peanut butter. Slap together and you may
need to scrape some butter off of counter and re-apply to outer sides. Your skillet should be hot, but only
medium hot. But it should definitely be heating up
while you’re preparing skillet because you want that
sizzle when you put sandwich down. Throw in a pat
of butter to coat the bottom of skillet evenly. Gently
place sandwich in and DO NOT
TOUCH IT. This is essential. If you push or tug at it
you’re just tearing the bread and ruining that golden
brown caramelizing that occurs. So, just let it go and
keep watch on it......after about 2 minutes, gently lift
a corner with a spatula and if it all appears to be a
gorgeous golden brown, then hold the sandwich up
in the air on spatula, take your other hand and add
another pat of butter, let it melt outwards, then flip
the sandwich over and in the pan to grill the other
side.Take it out of pan, place on a plate and just
let cool for 1 full minute before cutting as it lets the
sandwich “rest”, just as meat needs to and all the
juices blend together beautifully. OMG! I was making
this sandwich when I was 7 years old, by myself, and
it was and always will be one of my Top 5 Yummies.
*Note: If you don’t use a cast iron pan, then you’ll
probably need a weight while grilling. Just use a really heavy lid that is apprx. the size of your sandwich.
Something like a porcelain coated cast iron lid or,
like .R.R. does; wrap a brick in aluminum foil. As with
anything else in life, whatever it takes to make it all
come together makes the end result even better.
REALLY SIMPLE & FAST CHILI
CONQUESO DIP
1 Bottle of Walmart’s Brand of Conqueso Cheese (found by the chips aisle)
1 Can of No-Bean Chili
1 Can of Ro-Tel (brand name) Original Style
Canned Tomatoes With Green Chilies *These
can be found in any grocery store in the USA
(Be sure & drain off liquid)
1/2 Bottle of Chopped Pimentos
Mix all together in a ceramic or glass bowl; cover
with Glad Press N’ Seal (leave small corner pulled
back slightly to vent)
Nuke for apprx. 3 minutes and stir well when
done. Eat w/ your fave chips. Our preference is
those super crispy Tostido’s Scoops. Olay!
CARROT CAKE CUPCAKES WITH
BUTTER CREAM FROSTING
1 Pkg. of Betty Crocker’s Super Moist Carrot
Cake Mix
2 Tubs of Betty Crocker Buttercream Frosting
1/2 Cup of Dark Raisins
1/2 Cup of Chopped, Roasted Walnuts
1/2 Cup of Pure Pineapple Juice
Just prepare mix as directed, adding in the raisins,
walnuts and pineapple juice. Spray a pan with butter spray and medium-chop walnuts. Sprinkle them
really heavy with cinnamon. Place in preheated
350 degree oven. When pull from oven dump directly into mix, give it a little mix up and spoon mix
into muffin liners in a cupcake pan. The mix should
make apprx. 24 cupcakes.
I always remove the wrappers so it’s easier to just
dig in. Cool them completely on a wire rack and I
get 2 tubs of the Buttercream frosting because I am
excessive about frosting and let’s face it, if you’re
going to blow it out and make your own cupcakes,
then gorge on them, you might as well go all out.
Like Paula Deen says, everything in moderation.
I chose Sundays a long time ago and I don’t go
crazy, but Sunday is my day to eat my fave food
without the guilt. You have to reward yourself for
eating so damn goodie-goodie all week long. At
least, that’s how I justify it.
Happy Birthday to all you Aries RamHeads.
Oh yeah, we’re stubborn as mules but also highly
romantic, passionate & loyal. We love bikers because they have all those qualiteis no matter what
sign they are. Happy Spring!
*Occupy ANGEL CITY*
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June 2nd 2012
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Panhead City Swap Meet
Swap Meet like the Old Days. Bring your old parts, clean out the Shed, Storage Building and the Garage. Bring your stuff and put it on the ground or the back of your truck and pick up some cash and clean
out those extra parts. Chuck and Tug from Panhead City will be there with a trailer full of parts and Special
Guest Tech “Evans” sharing His Experiences and if you’ve never met the Panhead City Crew, here’s your
chance, it’s an experience….
and
Thunder Roads Magazine Georgia
5 Year Anniversary
Slumber/TOGA Party
Live Music with Jeff Rogers Band
Wild Child & The Burnouts
Adult/Bike Games Saturday w/DJ Scotty-Just4Fun
Door Prizes – Raffles - Vendors
Pig on the Grill by the American Patriots
Swimming Pools set up in town to stay cool
Friday night pool/cooking party
Pajamas or TOGA’S after 9pm Sat.
Rent a store front to stay in (and decorate store front with Slumber or Toga theme for Contest) for your
group and bring sleeping bags, air mattress and fan, pitch a tent in town or out of town or in a vendor
booth, or bring the RV.
Saloon will be open w/$2 Can Beer - Admission $10 – RV Site $25 Daily
Must be 21, NO Glass Bottles, NO Pets, No Golf Carts
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WHY EVERY BIKER NEEDS UM INSURANCE
In today’s economy, everyone is trying to stretch their dollar farther.
However, one corner you should never cut is the UM Insurance Coverage
on your motorcycle and family automobiles. Many folks don’t know what
UM Coverage is until they need it. So, what is it? UM stands for UnInsured/ UnderInsured Motorist Coverage and it provides you a way to be
financially compensated if you are in a collision caused by another driver
and that person does not have any auto insurance. UM also provides
coverage in the event of a collision caused by a another driver that does not
have enough insurance to fully compensate you for your medical bills, lost
wages, property damage or pain and suffering caused by the collision. The
State of Georgia requires every driver to carry a minimum of $25,000.00 in
automobile insurance coverage. Unfortunately, if one of us are injured in a
motorcycle wreck, then the medical bills may be substantially higher than
the at fault driver’s minimum coverage. Let’s use a common situation we
have all experienced. Imagine driving down a road when a car makes a left
turn across your path. If a collision occurs, then the biker could experience
injuries such as bone fractures, road rash, or even death. The medical bills
will cost far more than the $25,000 minimum coverage. This is where your
UM Coverage comes into play. It provides additional financial recovery for
you to compensate for medical bills, lost wages and damages that exceed the
at fault driver’s insurance coverage. Better yet, your UM Coverage travels
with you if you are injured in someone else’s vehicle. Think of it as a cloud of
protection that follows you and provides additional recovery if you are injured
by an uninsured or underinsured driver. Hopefully, you will never have to
deal with this complex legal situation after an accident. But, if you are in a
motorcycle or automobile collision, then please give me a call at 770-3824440 so we can meet and discuss your options.
Bryan N. Cigelske, Esq. [email protected]

April 2012 Issue - Thunder Roads Magazine

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