June 2012 - ABATE of ND

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June 2012 - ABATE of ND
June 2012
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June 2012
`ABATE of ND - 37 Years of Riding Free
Volume 37 Issue 6
DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVES
District 1
Divide-Williams-Mountrail-McKenzie
Craig “Rattler” Metcalf
District 2
ABATE OF ND
STATE OFFICERS
Executive Officers:
Don Faber President
[email protected] . .
Roy Towne V Pres
[email protected]
Larry Stevahn Treasurer
[email protected] .
Genie Sauvageau Secretary [email protected].
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226-4884
226-1469
223-9737
471-0352
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Tom Birkholz
Coop
Kim Brandner
Randy Love
Jay “Bird” Toepke
[email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 214-3194
[email protected] . . . . . . . . 471-3388
[email protected] . . . . . 220-5669
[email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 220-1655
[email protected] . . . . . . . . . . 226-9030
OFFICE STAFF
Executive Director
Michael “Cutter” Jay [email protected]. . . . .701-391-3062
Administrative Assistant -Part time mornings
Roxie Hopfauf
[email protected] . . . . .701-223-5609
Marketing & Promotions Director
Janet Frost
[email protected] . . . . .701-471-2231
Membership Coordinator/Office Assistant - Part time afternoons
Alice Mosbrucker
[email protected] . . . . .701-223-5609
701-774-8463
Burke -Renville-Bottineau-Ward -McHenry-Pierce
Woody & June Seemann
District 3
701-721-5560
Rolette -Towner-Eddy-Benson-Ramsey-Cavalier
Frank Johanson
Doug Hursman
701-662-7198
701-370-9692
District 4
Pembina-Walsh-Nelson-Grand Forks
Open - Interested? Call or email the ABATE office
District 5
Steele-Traill-Cass
Wayne Halverson
Matt Maier
701-893-5394
701-321-5683
District 6
Ransom - Richland - Sargent
Open - Interested? Call or email the ABATE office
District 7
Barnes-Dickey-Foster-Griggs-LaMoure
Kurt “Jerry” Isakson
District 8
701-883-4493
Kidder-Logan-McIntosh-Stutsman-Wells
Al Martell
George Quigley
District 9
701-320-0351
701-320-5355
Burleigh-Emmons-McLean-Sheridan
Kent Fischer
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Glen Weinmann - Jim Keal - Kevin Bernier - Joseph Grotjohn
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June 2012
“Let’s Ride Together”
A message from our President...
Greetings fellow
Abate members,
I just came from our
Jack Daniels Experience Fund raiser
where we were able
to raise over $13,000
for the organization.
I know what some
of you are thinking
“Why is Abate, a safeety organization, partners with Jack Daniel’s?” Well my friends
as you all know by now, I believe very strongly in rights and
freedoms so I will never say you can’t drink. Myself, Abate
and Jack Daniels want people to be responsible. To be responsible is to know your limits. This doesn’t only apply to
alcohol. If you are tired, cold, hungry or otherwise distracted
you are not going to be at the top of your game. Be responsible... slow down, take a break, get a snack, stretch your legs
and clear your head. Do whatever you have to but above all
else be safe. And that my friends is why we felt being partners
with Jack Daniels, who’s tag is all about responsibility is good.
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Next up is the 37th Annual State Rally @ Menoken Grove on
June 8th - 10th. In response to your requests the weenie bite
will be back in the game rotation this year along with Biker
Balls, Biker Jousting and more. We have BATTERY, the #1
Metallica tribute band and RELEVANT a 90s band - and
TWICE AS HARD a classic rock band to rock the dance
floor all night long. Along with all the great vendors and wonderful people this is a weekend you don’t want to miss.
Our Fargo site is under construction and on schedule to be
up and running by the 1st of June. We are super excited to
have a visible presence in West Fargo. We are also looking
for support in the eastern part of the state to help spread the
word about Abate and all we stand for and do for our communities across the state.
Last but not least I wanted to thank those brave souls that
rode to Washburn with us after our ABATE Open House.
Also, thanks to Dairy Queen of Bismarck for the ice cream
when we got back.
Until I see you in the wind...Ride Free// Ride Safe
Don Faber
[email protected]
ABATE Open House & Memorial Dedication
Thank you JBird Topeke for the photos.
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Tom gave the MRF report. Look for it in the newsletter.
Kent asked for and permission given to use ABATE truck
and trailer for events and parades this summer.
Meeting adjouned at 8:40 PM
Respectfully submitted for Genie
Tuesday, May 1st
Attendance: Don, Coop, Roy, Jay, Cutter, Alice, Kent, Janet,
Damian J, Tom, Larry
Meeting called to order; 7 pm
Secretary Minutes: Approved Tom, Roy 2
Larry
Next BOD/Membership meeting
Tuesday, June 5th. ABATE Ofce 7pm
Everyone Welcome.
INTERESTED IN BEING AN ABATE OF ND MEMBER?
Contact a BOD or the ofce today.
Elections are held annually at our State Rally.
Cutter gave financial report as follows: Gaming $2,358.62
General $17,332.27 - Little Spoke $54,556.39
Trust $12,685.40
Profit & Loss from Jan 1 thru present $63,000 profit.
Approved Coop, 2nd Jay
Education report: Fargo pouring concrete for new building.
Building to be started on 2nd. Range has been graded and
and concrete to be poured soon. Courses for Fargo are filling
for June. Rest of sites are filling for July. Working with Mid
Continent for ads to be run for May Motorcycle Awareness
Month. Approved Tom, 2nd Coop
Gaming Report: Going great.
Marketing & Promotions: Janet talked about where the
“Share the Road cards have been placed.
Talked about the dealers giving gift certificates when bikes
are purchased. Press releases are out on May is Motorcycle
Awareness month.
Discussed the Open House and Memorial Dedication taking place on May 6th, at the ABATE office and the run to
Washburn afterwards. Talked about the Jack Daniels event
on Friday, May 11 and the help that she needs for setup and
table workers needed. Also talked about the silent auction to
be held at the event and the help she will need at the end with
the auction.
Menoken shifts are still looking for workers. Workers are
needed for the bandstand repair.
Talked about the family rally in August 17th & 18th and that
it will be held at the Glen Ullin campground this year.
Alice reported that the office is completely switch over and
running on Quick Book now. Also talked about a benefit
and that she was giving a membership away. The board also
decided to give a membership and t-shirts.
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June 2012
“Let’s Ride Together”
Greetings Fellow Abate members
Just came back from Indy this past weekend after attending
the National Coalition of Motorcyclist Convention. “Shitty”
from the Roughriders M.C. “Hawk” Second Brigade M.C..
Along with Eric Freedom Riders M.C. and Justin Vinje our
ND AIM attorney. Once again an awesome attendance of
Freedom fighters from around the country. Attending these
types of conferences makes one appreciate living in good old
North Dakota. We are so fortunate that we do not have the
type of horror stories that other states are dealing with.
We do not have the Motorcycling profiling issues to any great
extent nor do we have the Motorcycle only checkpoints. The
list goes on and on with the different states reporting on
their legal and safety issues. Even listening how other states
have no relationship with their local Departments of Highway Safety offices. It also gives us the knowledge of what is
always coming from a Federal level towards motorcyclist.
Your Education Department is running along smoothly our
Fargo location will be done by our June 1 deadline. We have
over 1,000 students registered for classes already. Look for
some new television commercials coming your way this summer with sharing the road and ride responsible campaigns.
Have you being doing your part to promote our great organization Remember we will not be able to make our goals of
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doubling our membership numbers unless we each participate
in this event. It would be simple if we each signed up one
new member we would meet our goal.
Ride Safe Ride Responsible
Respectfully Submitted
Cutter
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`ABATE of ND - 37 Years of Riding Free
District 2
Burke - Renvlle - Bottineau
Ward - McHenry - Pierce
Greetings Dist 2!
Well it looks like riding season is
FINALLY here. We had a few days
here and there, but the coming
weeks look to be warmer.
Remember to practice safety when you ride. There is a lot of
dirt on the streets because of all of the construction going
on all over town, and in all the surrounding towns around
Minot. Be especially careful of all the trucks we are sharing
the streets and highways with. Why not sign up for the ERC
class, and get a tune up on your skills?
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We went to the flood fund raiser at the civic center on Saturday. Kent was there with the ABATE trailer. Some riders
from the Ice Box Riders in Minot, rode down to display there
bikes. THANKS GUYS for helping out! We looked the classic cars, and the National Guard display. We also got to listen
to Mylo Hudensbuhler. I don’t know who was funnier, Mylo
or Kent. Just kidding Kent! All in all it was a good weekend
in Bismarck.
Coming events for this month; The ABATE State Rally in
Menoken on the 8th -10th. This will be a good time to renew
acquaintance’s from around the state, and have a good biker
time. The District 2 Bikini Bike wash on the 30th, and the
Minot Harley shop from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm. Come and
help raise money for ABATE, and get your bike washed at
the same time. Win Win!
I see what happens when I forget to put the next meeting
notice in the newsletter, hardly no one comes, so no excuse
for next month, Monday June 4th, at the Rollin Pin Restaurant, 7:00 pm. Come at 6:00 pm and join us for supper. Any
one can attend, and if your not a member, come and check
us out, and maybe sign up. We are always looking for new
members, and welcome back old ones. Remember, there is
strength in numbers.
Ride safe, Ride Far, and Ride Often,
Woody & June Seemann
[email protected]
Welcome’s Stacie
Mandan’s only - Licensed Esthetician
Sally and John with their NEW Roomate,
Jack Daniel’s
June and I went to the Jack event this weekend in Bismarck,
and it was awesome. Janet really did a bang up job with this
one. There were many door prizes, and a lot of things for
fund raising. I know that an event of this magnitude, takes a
lot of work, so thanks Janet. She promised some other events
to come, so watch the news from the office. There was a
silent auction on Jack stuff, and a live auction on some bigger
things. There was a full life sized statue up for auction, one
of only 2 in the upper Midwest, that came home to Minot to
live with John and Sally. We know he will be happy there.
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June 2012
“Let’s Ride Together”
District 3
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West Fargo. A lot of you met him last February at our Abate
BOD & Dist. Rep. week-end at the Abate office.
Rolette - Towner - Eddy
Benson - Ramsey - Cavalier
I need more people to sign up and help with our traffic control at the Devils Run June 1-3. Please give me a call--thanks.
Hello fellow Abate members,
It sure is nice to have spring and
some warmer weather. A lot less
wind would be fine tho. Those
friendly little wood ticks & dandelions must think we miss them--the first nice day we get they
come popping out from nowhere!
We had a nice group ride on May 5th. The Devils Lake CMA
Chapter met the Minot CMA Chapter in Rugby & invited
anyone with who was interested. We all had dinner together
there then rode up threw Lake Metigoshi and made a few
stops to visit. We made a full day of it and it was a very enjoyable day. Thanks for the invite! Also thanks for the invite to
the Hamar breakfast run which will be history when you read
this. That’s always a very good breakfast.
The SLRMC Bike Rally and Rodeo is almost here--May 26th28th. Everything will be at Roosevelt Park with a ride each
day. The benefit supper this year will be for a club member
and he’s also an Abate member. Tim has lung cancer and he
is from Hillsboro. There will also be a benefit later for him in
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The 37th Annual Abate State Rally isn’t far off--June 8th10th. Make sure your membership is paid up and you have
your current membership card with you. Start making plans
now for a fun week-end.
If you’d like to sign up for a motorcycle safety class there
are two BRC scheduled for July 27-28-29 at Camp Grafton.
There are no ERC scheduled here this year so if you need to
take a class you should check with a neighboring town soon.
Until next month--Who has more fun than people?--Bikers
Frank Johanson
[email protected]
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`ABATE of ND - 37 Years of Riding Free
District 3
District 5
Though I know it is the 8th of
May and all the planting is done
with the exception of 70 acres
of soybeans and we are a month
ahead of last year, something in
me keeps wanting it to be warmer
and nicer out than it is, so then I
have to look at the calendar and
look at the date and realize that that 75 degree weather in
March was a great gift and what we have been having now
probably is pretty close to normal or even a bit above normal.
I really haven’t had much time for riding since I got back
from the Florida trip but have been envious of the bikes I see
from the window of the tractor cab rolling down the highway
but I know soon I will be the one enjoying those days. Menoken is fast approaching and we can hope for some sunny
skies and warm weather for the gathering. Every weekend in
the summer there seems to be a ride or more which isn’t out
of range for most people in the state.
It is seldom I turn the TV on and I seem to keep in touch
with news events either written in the papers online or
printed publications which I guess is my way of filtering out
what I don’t want to listen to. I read recently of a motorcyclist being hit in Grand Forks by someone making a left turn
and my thoughts immediately went to the safety programs
and public awareness of bikes. This was followed by the
reading of Abates part in getting the Michigan states helmet
law removed which I believe is part of freedom of choice
and living in America. Just last night I read with interest an
article that has hit the news media out of the state of South
Carolina that officers have for the second time since last
July ticketed an individual for having a replica of a pair of
testicles hanging from their rear bumper. Well the first thing
that came to mind was it was a good thing my bike was in
the trailer coming through that state on the way back from
Florida as yes I have a pair on the back of my bike and also
a pair hanging on the back of the small trailer I pull behind
my bike. I always enjoy it when a little old lady passes me on
interstate and you see them smiling or laughing and you know
what they are laughing about. But in our world of political
correctness maybe one more of my freedoms of self expression will soon be taken away by our government. Yes I know
it is just a small thing but to me there is nothing more offensive than seeing guys walking around with their pants down
to their knees so I guess until the fines get to be too much my
jewels will keep dangling on the back of my bike. Until next
time ride free ride safe.
Doug Hursman
[email protected]
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Steele - Traill - Cass
Hello everyone, we hope everybody is doing well and riding hard,
but safe of course. First things
first, we have decided to change
the day of our gatherings to the
first Thursday of the month at
7pm. Reason for this, we are going to try a little earlier in the
evening and over the summer there appears to be many other
events on the second Thursday. Case in point, Moorhead,
MN is holding Bike Night at the Moorhead Center Mall parking lot. There are vendors, dealerships, a beer garden, and
much more to enjoy so anyone interested come check it out,
it’s garrentied to be a good time.
The new building and course are well under way and by the
time you read this they should be ready to go for classes.
There was a slight mix up in communication on the exact location, we had the understanding that it was going up directly
behind the Hooligan’s strip mall in south, West Fargo, but it
is actually just south of the strip mall on Shyenne.. So your all
invited to drive by and take a look.
As you all already know it’s that time again, time for the 37th
Annual State Rally at Menoken Grove. Remember it’s a member’s only party so make sure you have your membership card
and ID ready at the gate when you get there to make things
go a little quicker for you and the people running the gate.
So come out hang with good friends and rock out to good
music, you won’t be disappointed.
We ask that everyone par-take in as many of the rides and
fund raisers as you can as the summer is jam-packed with
them, because it’s helping a good cause, hangin’ with good
friends, and just another reason to get out and ride.
We would like to thank The Harwood Hideout for becoming a business sponsor. We are grateful to have your support.
That being said our next gathering will be at the Harwood
Hideout on Thursday June 7, at 7pm. We hope to see you
there.
I’m probably forgetting something, if I am, I’m sorry. So
until next time, have fun and be safe.
Wayne Halverson & Matt Maier
[email protected]
[email protected]
June 2012
“Let’s Ride Together”
District 7
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District 8
Barnes - Dickey - Foster Griggs LaMoure
Kidder - Logan - McIntosh
Stutsman - Wells
Greetings District 7
Hello District 8 and ABATEland.
First off, I hear the Rider Safety
classes are going well.
Well, here it is May Motorcycle
Safety and Awareness Month. It is
also Share the Road time with cars trucks and farm equipment on the roads everywhere. I hope
everyone has their scooters checked over and ready to roll.
Remember to check your tires, brakes, lights, oil and etc. so it
is in perfect shape and ready to ride. After May comes June
and guess what, it is also Menoken Rally time. This is always
such a great time.
I’m also waiting for the Abate of
ND State Rally at Menoken Grove on June 8th-10th. I hope
to see some of you there.
Also coming up on July 7th is the Abate District 8 Bad Run.
It’s for a good cause, try to make it if you can.
Remember check your newsletter for upcoming events.
If you have a location that you want to have our next District
7 meeting at send me an email and we will make it work.
Take Care
Keep yourselves in great shape, eat on time and keep your
sugar level right and your weight down. Walk when you can.
I know, I am a Diabetic and have to watch my sugar level and
blood so it is not too thick or thin. Well so much my BS.
Jerry Isakson There are alot of great events coming up, so check the
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June 8th - 10th
Must have valid Id
“What’s Happening” you do not want to miss out on the fun.
Until next month, ride save & stay alive. Please do not text
and drive. Remember to support our troops, our ABATE
sponsors, clubs and members. God Bless America.
Al Martell
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Seems like spring is flying by
and soon we’ll all get together at
Menoken Grove. The party of the
year June 8th -10th. Riders and
Clubs from all over get together
for games, music, but mainly friendship. You need to be a
member, so sign up now to save time at the gate. Check out
newsletter for details.
The Jack Daniel’s Experience was a Huge success. A big
thanks to Janet and all that made it happen. Great food by the
Ramkota Inn. Great auction stuff that raised over $13,000.
Some people even bought rocks and recycled coolers, names
withheld to protect everyone! Hospitallity shown by Damian
and all the Freedom Riders was Outstanding.
Also, a few groups were able to take the ERC class held at
the Abate center. Instructors Greg and Lonnie have got to be
the most patient people on the planet. Had a great time and
learned a lot. If you think like myself, (been riding for 40 yrs,
what the hell are they going to teach me? ) my answer now is,
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A LOT! Some old habits are hard to change but great tips of
advice. This was a club challenge, first in the nation.
It was fun and if it saves 1 life, what’s that worth?
This years BAD run is on July 7th, it is our 10 yr anniversery
and this year the first 200 people to sign-up will get a BAD
t-shirt. Sponsored by the Wonder Bar for ten years have
made this a Huge success. Deb and Tim have done so much
for Abate and Camp Sioux type 1 diabeties. Stop in and say
Thanks. Posters will be out soon with details and Whats
Happining.
Christmas in July 21, will be here before you know it, start
planning on attending now.
See ya on the road, Thank our sponsors, and our troups,
Wear Red on Fridays
Peace Out.
George Quigley
[email protected]
Be Sure your membership is paid BEFORE
the State Rally.
The line will go faster and it is easier on
the volunteers. Thank you.
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Grant - Mercer - Oliver
Morton - Sioux
First of all on a very sad note,we
would like to extend our sorrow to
the family of D J Wallace for the loss
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of his wife and children’s mom, our
thoughts and prayers are with you.
I would now like to congratulate the following riders from
Washburn for completing the Basic riders coarse ,John
Sayler, Jacklyne and Jeff Carlson, Kristy and Bill Reilly,
Tammy Chrest, Dave Nelson, Neda Degenstein and Donna
LaRocque. Good Job. We also want to thank Greg Haug and
Kent Fischer for attending our monthly meeting on the second of May at the Little Bar and Grill in Pick City. Greg did a
fantastic job on his presentation on safety. It was informative
to all. Once again thanks Greg.
On may 5th, we had a fish fry at the Livewell Bar in Garrison
with a great turnout. Thanks to all who attended and a special
thanks to Dave Rud, Bruce Hills, Craig and Marlene Smith,
Larry Dewitz, Bruce Hanson and Dave (Sam) Roloff and all
others who made this such a great success.
On the 26th of May the Glen Ulen M.C. will be having a run,
with kickstands up at 12 noon. For more info contact Jorden
at [email protected]. Mark your calendars also on the
8th-10th of June for the Menoken Grove Rally. If interested
in volunteering contact the office.
June 30th, is the date for the Abate Fish Fry at P.J.’s in Underwood from 4:30pm untill gone. Live music starts at 8:30 pm
with Smokin Joe. Come on in to P J’s and have a great time.
On July 7th the 11th Annual Benefit Run will be in Hazen
with more info to follow.
Sunday, July 22nd we will have a Fun Run startng at Livewell
in Garrison with stops in Pick City, Stanton, Washburn. Coleharbor and ending up back at the Livewell.
Remember May is Motorcycle Awareness Month. So watch
out for the other guy. It is up to us to ride responsible and to
make sure we are always riding within our limits.
Rick Drown
[email protected]
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District 9
Volume 37 Issue 6
District 12
Burleigh, Emmons, McLean,
Sheridan
Adams - Bowman
Hettinger - Slope
Hello fellow ABATE members.
Hello Abate People!
PLEASE NOTE: next District
meeting - 5:30 pm, May 24th at
Dean’s Steakhouse in Mandan.
We will ride to the Wet Spot in Glen
Ullin. Everyone is welcome to join us.
The 37th Abate State Rally at
Menoken Grove is almost here! We
have been waiting since last year! It’ss
gonna be a blast. I can’t wait to see
all of our friends. We have been going for 22 years and it’s
always been fun rain or shine and even hail!
We had our April meeting at the Tumbleweed in Lincoln.
I would like to thank the Tumbleweed for becoming an
ABATE sponsor.
Tricia and I will be entering the ABATE truck and trailer
in the State Fair Parade on July 21st. The paperwork has
been submitted to the ND State Fair Parade committee.
Alice Thompson and Tom Birkholz volunteered to enter the
ABATE truck and a trailer in the Mandan 4th of July parade.
We are working on the details for the District 9/10 Toy Run
for this year. Will have more for you next month.
We are discussing some combined ABATE district rides.
This is what we have come up with:
Date: August 11 - Route 1804-1806: Ride down to
Mobridge on Hwy 1804 and back on Hwy 1806. Tentative
plan is for District 2 to ride down and meet up with district
9/10 North either in Underwood or Washburn. From there
the group would go to the ABATE office to meet up with
9/10 South. The route is 250 to 300 miles so we should be
leaving Bismarck about 10 am. For lunch we could stop at
Beaver Bay on 1804 and for supper we can stop at Prairie
Knights Casino on 1806. There isn’t much open in Mobridge
on Sundays so this should be a Saturday run.
Date: September 8 - Lindeman Museum in Golden
Valley: For this ride we would meet in Riverdale or Pick City
then we will do a group ride to Golden Valley. We could make
this a small fun run by stopping at some of the sponsors in
the area and maybe Rick can work with a couple of sponsors
in the area to set up a lunch and snacks.
Schedule for the next meetings: 5:30 pm, May 24th at Dean’s
Steakhouse in Mandan - ride to Wet Spot in Glen Ullin; 5:30
pm, June 21st. ABATE office in Bismarck – ride to Bayside
Resort, 5:30 pm, July 26th Hideaway in Mandan - ride to
Center-Hanover-back to Burger King in Mandan,
Until next time…
We will have lunch and talk about our Abate/Toy Run. The
Toy Run will be on July 28. The route will be Bowman,
Rhame, Ludlow, Buffalo(gas stop), Reva, Reeder, Scranton
and Bowman. It’s about a 180 mile ride. Should be a blast.
We have the Share the Road signs out for MAY MC Awareness Month. We have Sold 80 at Jabbr’s so far. It’s a good
place to put them so everyone can see them.
MSP classes are up and running. They will be in Bowman this
weekend. You Can get half of your money back if you’re a
Abate Member. Plus $50 in Safety Gear. That’s a good deal
and it could save your life. Please look twice And look again.
Please don’t Drink and Ride. It’s the cause of most MC
Crashes. There has been two fatalities early this year so far.
Not a good start.
There was one in Rapid City yesterday. The rider was hit by a
truck. There were good MC riding tips in last months newsletter. Check it out if you didn’t read it.
Good news for the state of Michigan they got their helmet
law repealed.
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See You at Menoken Grove
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[email protected]
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We had our last Abate Meeting in Marmarth. It was a chilly
ride. Our next meeting is June 2 at noon at Zeke’s in Scranton. Meet here at 11:30am. Let’s Ride Together!
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a sincere “Thank you” to our wonderful
partners of “The Jack Daniel’s
Experience” and ABATE fund raiser.
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Captain Jacks Liquor Land.
Thank you to our Corporate Sponsors
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MICHIGAN RIDERS
WIN HELMET
FREEDOM
Proving that persistence pays
off, motorcyclists in Michigan
shook off the sting of two
previous gubernatorial vetoes
of their helmet law repeal
bills over the past few years
and bounced back to win freedom of choice with the stroke
of their new governor’s pen.
“Michigan gained freedom today when Governor Rick
Snyder signed the bill (SB 291) into law (Public Act #98) that
repeals the 37-year old mandatory helmet law,” announced
Angel Richardson, Legislative Director for the Michigan
Confederation of Clubs and a member of the National Coalition Of Motorcyclists (NCOM) Board of Directors. “The
repeal is effective immediately!,” she continued. “Thanks to
everyone who made a phone call, sent a letter or a postcard,
or sent an e-mail.....your efforts made a difference.”
Volume 37 Issue 6
MOTORCYCLE SAFETY ACT
BECOMES LAW IN WISCONSIN
Governor Scott Walker signed AB55 into law, reports
ABATE of Wisconsin, which not only clarifies penalties
for right-of-way violations but also establishes motorcycle awareness training in Drivers-Ed courses.
AB55 provides a technical correction for 2006 Wisconsin Act 466, moving the penalty provisions from the
courts to an administrative function of the DMV. All
right-of-way violators that cause serious injury or death
on Wisconsin’s roadways will be subject to up to a one
thousand dollar fine and up to a nine month license
suspension and must complete a DOT approved rightof-way awareness class before being reinstated. Also,
AB55 adds a mandatory minimum of thirty minutes of
motorcycle awareness training in all drivers’ education
classrooms throughout the state.
The Michigan legislature overwhelmingly approved the measure with broad bipartisan support, and with Gov. Snyder’s
signature on April 12th Michigan now joins 30 other states
in amending their mandatory helmet law in favor of adult
choice. “The new law modernizes Michigan’s outdated mandatory helmet law, which was a holdover from bygone days
leaving Michigan in the minority as one of only 20 states left
enforcing an empty federal mandate,” said Vince Consiglio,
President of ABATE of Michigan.
“It is ABATE of Wisconsin’s hope that the education
and awareness portions of this law will help promote
responsible driving on Wisconsin’s roadways and make
our roads safer for all roadway users,” said the motorcyclists’ rights organization in a prepared statement.
The proposal to update Michigan’s mandatory helmet law
was introduced in the Senate by Senator Phil Pavlov (R) St.
Clair. “Every year, millions of dollars leave our state because
of Michigan’s outdated mandatory helmet law,” Pavlov said.
“This bipartisan plan will keep our dollars here, attract even
more tourists to Michigan and help our state in these tough
economic times.”
Safety studies show the most dangerous time for
motorcyclists is their first year riding, peaking in the
first month. For motorcycle riders, their first 30 days
are about four times more risky than their entire second year. A study by the Highway Loss Data Institute
shows 22% of nearly 57,000 collision claims from 2003
to 2007 occurred within 30 days of a new policy taking effect. The claim rate then dropped by one-third in
the second month and by almost two-thirds after six
months. The facts also show that with proper training
and responsible riding will these risks are reduced.
Allowing motorcyclists to ride helmet-free could also generate more than $1 billion in direct and indirect revenue, according to a recent Michigan Consultants study.
The new law gives Michigan the strictest requirements for
riding helmet-free of any state that has modified mandatory
helmet laws for adult choice. To ride helmet-free in Michigan, motorcyclists must:
* Be at least 21 years old.
* Have at least two years of riding experience or undergo
special safety training.
* Carry at least $20,000 in additional medical insurance.
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DATA SHOWS HIGHEST RISK FOR
NEW MOTORCYCLISTS
QUOTABLE QUOTE:
“The legacy of heroes is the
memory of a great name and the
inheritance of a great example.”
~ Benjamin Disraeli (1804-1881), British statesman
June 2012
“Let’s Ride Together”
Motorcycle Tire Maintenance and
Proper Inspection
A visual inspection of your motorcycle tires is something you
should be doing before you ride.
It will only take a few moments to look for anything out of
the ordinary, such as punctures that could cause a loss of
pressure or a dangerous blowout In older tires, bulging or
cracking may also occur. For best results, put your bike on a
Big Wheel Motorcycle Lift and spin the tires slowly to properly inspect the entire road surface of the tires.
Also check your tire pressure at least once weekly. It is crucial and affects your handling, ride quality, and fuel economy.
Even the smallest adjustments can make an improve these.
Having a properly inflated tire will also cause the tires not
wear as fast and wear evenly. The best time to check your tire
pressure is when the tires are cool before you ride. Reference
your owner’s manual or for the correct tire pressure.
Tread depth is also important. The way to check your tread
depth is to place a quarter in the tread groove. Ensure that
the top of the tire does not extend below the top of Washington’s head. If it does, it may be time to look into replacing
the tire. With these tips, you are sure to have a safe, smooth
ride, as well as increase the life of your tires!
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Motorcycle Safety Tip: Tire Troubles
If you're on a motorcycle and you suspect you've got a flat
tire, time is of the essence: your first priority is to ensure you
can safely pull over and get out of the flow of traffic.
Applying brakes can cause a loss of control, so carefully maneuver your bike with a firm grip on the handlebars, without
fighting the bike too much. Avoid downshifting or braking
until you're at a slower speed, and if you're certain you know
which tire is deflated, apply brakes to the other wheel lightly
and gradually. The Motorcycle Safety Foundation reminds
you that some motorcycles have linked brakes, so keep that in
mind when and if you apply the stoppers when you've got a
flat tire, since that can unintentionally add brake pressure to
both wheels.
Flat tires can be caused by a number factors, including wet
weather (which lubricates sharp objects, making them easier
to penetrate rubber), and high performance tires (which are
stickier than most, and tend to pick up more foreign objects.)
Keep in mind that many flats are caused by riding with low
tire pressure.
Always do conduct a tire inspection before each and every
ride. Doing so will ensure your ride is safe and you will return
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As leaders in the motorcycling community we must educated
and inform riders of the hazards and encourage personal
responsibility.
MRF E-MAIL NEWS
Motorcycle Riders Foundation
236 Massachusetts Ave. NE |
Suite 510 | Washington, DC
20002-4980
202-546-0983 (voice) | 202546-0986 (fax)
A number of years ago the MRF formed the Alcohol Awareness committee as an advisory committee to the Board of
Dirctors. The reason for this committess and the ongoing
work is due to the increasing awareness of government
agencies of the issue of impaired riding. Impaired riding has
been a n issue for many years but in the past decade it gained
prominence to the point it is a major part of any discussion
where motorcycle safety is the topic. the MRF board tasked
the committee to develop a program part of which will
present the MRF position in impaired riding. The following
position paper was presented to the Board at the September
2009 BOD meeting and with minor adjustments agreed upon
and approved.
Impaired Riding Position Paper
Impaired riding is increasingly becoming a serious problem
causing escalating attention in both the motorcycling community, and the various bureaucracies with oversight of motorcycling fatality statistics. As awareness of this issue increasees,
individuals and organizations alike must make decisions as to
how they will address the concerns of riding impaired.
Impaired riding occurs in a variety of conditions, the most
common and probably of most concern is alcohol. Drinking and riding is the most obvious and the most frequently
pointed to as a cause of concern. However, impaired riding is
also a condition that occurs under the influence of prescription drugs, illegal drugs, and over the counter drugs.
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Impaired riding is sited a the cause of Fourty-one percent of the 2,182 motorcycle riders who died in singlevehicle crashes in 2007, they had BAC level of .08 or
greater, (NTSA).vMotorcyclists must face the fact that
this number is the one area where the fatalities are in our
direct control. If we want to bring about a reduction in
the number of impaired riding fatalities each uf us must
watch out for ourselves and those we ride with.
The Motorcycle Riders Foundation, MRF, has taken
the position that individual responsibility is the ultimate
way to reduce fatalities. We encourage organziataions
and riding groups to do what they can to take proactive
efforts promoting unimpaired riding. Through outreach
campaigns of the risks associated with riding impaired;
using education and awareness of the various ways one
can become impaired; and promoting and increasing
efforts to watch out for fellow riders, we can make a
difference and perhaps save a life and at the same time
reduce the fatality numbers.
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Excerpts from MRF News Releases and other
news from around the country.
Senate Highway Bill
Passes
Excerpts from MRF email updates
by Jeff Hennie, Vice President of
Government Relations and Public
Affairs.
MRF Meets with US DOT Secretary to Discuss MotorcycleOnly Roadside Checkpoints
Recently the Motorcycle Riders Foundation (MRF), along
with ABATE of Illinois, sat down with United States Department of Transportation (DOT) Secretary Ray LaHood to
discuss a few key motorcycle issues.
First and foremost is the issue of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s (NHTSA) funding of mandatory
motorcycle-only roadside checkpoints. LaHood let his arsenal
of safety experts defend the checkpoints. It was revealed that
the only state to apply for the funds was Georgia. No other
states expressed any interest in the federal program.
There was a lively debate about the checkpoint issue, and we
eventually had to agree to disagree on the effectiveness, fairness, and resource worthiness of mandatory motorcycle-only
roadside checkpoints. As of now, NHTSA does not have any
plans for future funding of these checkpoints.
We also discussed the Department’s position on E-15 blended
fuel, they don’t have one.
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to support the inclusion of the language that would prohibit
federal funding of motorcycle-only roadside checkpoints. Call
immediately. This will also be the key issue we lobby for next
week at Bikers Inside the Beltway.
By the time you read this report the MRF will have
hosted the 4th Annual Michael “Boz” Kerr Memorial
“Bikers Inside the Beltway” national lobby day. This is a
day in which Riders from across the country are encouraged to meet with the legislators from their state and
talk about legislation that effects motorcycles. The MRF
assists in support and scheduling. This is proving to be
very effective in building good working relationships in
Washington, DC. You can support the MRF by joining
at www.mrf.org. You can also sign up for email updates
and receive news as it comes out. Check them out on
facebook too.
To protect your rights in the state and support rider education programs, join ABATE of ND at www.abatend.
com. Rider education and training is critical in crash
prevention. It can save your life or the life of a rider you
love! Sign up for a class today at www.ndmsp.com.
Thank you for your time,
Tom Birkholz
[email protected]
LaHood is stepping down from the DOT Secretary role at
the end of the year.
Call to Action - Help End the Federal
Funding of the Motorcycle-Only Roadside Checkpoints
The US Congress has moved forward on the highway bill.
They recently named the Conferees that will negotiate the differences between the House and the Senate. This is a crucial
juncture for the legislation that would end the motorcycleonly roadside checkpoints. The language is in the HR 7, (the
House bill) but not in the US House passed bill, HR 4348 and
not in the Senate bill, S 1813. Its our goal to have the conference adopt the language into the final report.
The conference is sure to be lengthy as the two bills are wildly
different. The House bill, H.R. 4348, is a short-term extension of federal highway funds that includes a requirement to
approve the Keystone oil pipeline. The Senate bill, S. 1813, is
a two-year, $109 billion extension.
Here is where you come in. Below is the list of every member of the Highway bill conference committee. If one or
more of them are your elected officials. call them ask them
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THE JACK DANIEL’S EXPERIENCE
& ABATE FUND RAISER
HUGE SUCCESS!!
What an honor to partner with the great companies of
Brown Forman, Jack Daniel’s, RNDC and Captain Jacks
to bring awareness to always Socialize Liberally and Drink
Responsibly and raise funds for ABATE of ND.
Miss Lynne Tolley, great-grand niece to Jack Daniel’s,
accomplished cook and author, proprietress to Miss
Mary BoBo’s and a Master Taster at the Jack Daniel’s
distillery was our guest of honor. A true Southern
Bell, Miss Tolley delivered a very informative talk on
the history of Jack Daniel’s, their dedication to making the finest whisky and teaching responsibility.
The staff of the Ramkota were outstanding as usual.
From staging to servers to the delicious meal they
made sure our every need was taken care off.
Thank you to all of our donors that contributed to the
silent and live auctions, with your donations, AND the
generous bids by those in attendance raised just over
$13,000 for ABATE of North Dakota.
The Jack Daniel’s girls were as beautiful and personable as the fine crafted whiskey they were sampling.
When you see people laughing with friends, enjoying
a great meal, and raising awareness and money for a
good cause, you know you have a successful event.
Thank you to Lonnie Bertsch for these great photos!
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Incumbents announce their intent to run for the
ABATE of North Dakota Board of Directors.
Each year at our ABATE State Rally we elect or re-elect the Board of
Directors. We have 10 spots available. The president and vice-president
are serving a two year term.
All members that are current and in good standing with our organization are eligibale to run for the Board of Directors.
The perfect candidate would have the following attributes: Have a willingness to help our ABATE grow. Be able to attend and
take an active role in our monthly meetings and ABATE events. Have a strong desire to serve our membership. Be willing to
provide your individual strengths to help our organization prosper.
Hello ABATE members,
It has been a privilege to serve on your Board of Directors these past few years. For those of you who don’t know me,
I have been an ABATE member for 23 years now and have been a licensed rider for 33 years. I joined this organization
because ABATE of ND was there to defend our rights and educate riders. That is still just as true today as it was then.
ABATE’s training programs are second to none. Thank you to our excellent instructors. We are entering a time of growth.
New opportunities are on the horizon. The future looks bright for ABATE. With your support, I would like to serve another
term on your Board of Directors.
Thank You,
Tom Birkholz
wave, Wave WAVE
Hello ABATE members and soon to be ABATE members. My name is jBIRD Toepke. I am currently serving as a member of
the board of directors. We have accomplished a lot in the past few years and I would like to continue serving on the board and
help guide our Organization to educate ALL motorists and promote, protect and preserve motorcycling and motorcycle rights
in our state and our nation.
Please vote for JBIRD. Thank you, WAVE, Wave, wave
Hello all,
This is Coop. I just wanted to let you know that I would like to run for the Board of Directors again. I have really enjoyed my
time on the board so far, and I feel that I do bring some knowledge and skills to the board. I also know that I am one of the
youngest on the board, and we as an organization need to try to keep going after the younger people to get them active with
ABATE. I have also been teaching the motorcycle saftey course for ABATE for 6 years now, and plan to continue with that
until I can’t do it anymore. So please vote for me at the State Rally.
Mike “Coop” Cooper
Hi ABATE members my name is Randy Love. I have been on the board for two years and would like to run again this year.
I like the direction we are going and would like your votes to stay on another year and keep ABATE going strong and see it
grow, thanks for the support in the past and look forward to the future serving you.
Randy Love
Hello everyone, I have been an ABATE member for 30 years and have been on the board for 20+ years. I believe
in what ABATE is doing towards eduction and if elected will continue to serve and work as and where needed.
Larry C Stevahn
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Hello Fellow ABATE Members,
I am Kim Brandner and I am currently on your board of directors and also serve you as the District 10 Representative for a few years. I would love to serve you for another term on the Board. I am married to my bride Threna and
I have 2 daughters (Mikaela 20 and Hannah 13) from my previous marriage. I have been riding scoots since I was a
little kid and I live the lifestyle. I am a founding member of American Breed MC. I currently ride a 2005 HD
Ultra Classic with a trike kit due to some health issues and am looking forward to getting better and back on 2
wheels. I work as a financial advisor for New York Life and Brandner Financial Services and live in Mandan.
I would appreciate your vote for another term on your ABATE of ND Board of Directors at our State Rally at
Menoken Grove. Thank You!
Kim Brandner
Hello members,
I have been an ABATE member since 2001 and have been active on the Board as Secretary since March 2002. We
have changed so much over the past 10 years and I want to continue to be a part of this new venture. I love being a
part of this organization and would like to continue to do my part as your secretary. I am up again this year for another two years and am asking for your vote to allow me to continue as your secretary. Thank you for your support.
Genie Sauvageau
If you are interested in getting more involved with your organization by becoming an active board of director,
please contact one of the current directors or the ABATE office. We welcome all questions and certainly welcome
members to help secure the future of our organization. We have a lot to be proud of and have a lot of great plans
ABATE of North Dakota Board of Directors 2012 Voting Ballot
This ballot is solicited on behalf of ABATE of North Dakota. Vote for one or ALL - Your Choice.
In accordance with our by laws, we have 12 potions for a one year term as a director. The Executive OfÀcers serve a two year term.
The President/Vice President and the Secretary/Treasurer rotate being exempt from voting. This year President/Vice President the position is
exempt. All ballots must be made by a current member and signature must be legible to be valid. One ballot per member.
†Tom Birkholz
†Kim Brandner
†Mike “Coop” Cooper
†Randy Love
†Genie Sauvageau
†Larry Stevahn
†Jay “Bird” Toepke
†Write in Name
†Write in Name
†Write in Name
Exempted from voting President - Don Faber and VicePresident Roy Towne they are serving the 2nd year of their
2 yr term.
Printed Name___________________________________________Signature______________________________
ABATE of ND Annual Membership Application -$25pp/U.S. or $30pp Canadian
Mr. Mrs._________________________________Address/POBox_____________________________________
City__________________________State_______Zip________ Phone_____________email____________________
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Would you prefer contact by _____mail? _____email?
Online registration payable via Credit Card or Debit Card at www.abatend.com
Please mail registrations to: ABATE of North Dakota - 1001 South 22nd St - Bismarck ND 58504
OFFICE USE ONLY:
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CLASSIFIEDS
1976 SX 125 Harley Davidson - Completely restored (like new) 15 miles
on restoration. Asking $2,500. Call Steve 258-4842. (512)
1979 FXE Harley Davidson - 5gal Fat Bob Tanks and 4 in. extended
front end. Some Chrome and some extras. New Top End with 27,750
miles. Runs great. Asking $4,000. Call Steve 258-4842. (512)
1991 Harley Ultra Classic 39,450 miles two tone blue lots of extras w/’08
Voyager Trike (change from trike to bike in 5 minutes) all in excellent
condition Maintained by a local Harley mechanic. Asking $8,995.00 or Best
Offer. Detroit Lakes, MN 218-849-8780 (512)
1959 Cushman Super Eagle - 2500 original miles, stored inside for 25
years, needs total restoration (motor not stuck) $2,300 cash. Call 662-5669.
1967 Wards Riverside 125cc - 100% original, has not been run for years,
nice, ride as is or restore. $2,000 cash. Call 662-5669. (612)
2009 Honda Shadow Spirit 750 - 350 actual miles, 52-degree V twin, 745
cc, Bore & Stroke 79.0 mm x 76.0mm. $4875. Call Chris 471-8687. (612)
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE:
OCC Shwinn Bicycle - New never been ridden, bought new 8 yrs
ago, stored inside $700. Firm Call 662-5669.
2005 Triton Aluminum Motorcycle Trailer - 2000 lbs capacity-can haul 2
touring bikes, but weighs only 250 lbs empty. EZ lube hubs, new tires.
Spare tire and ramp included. $995 or best offer. Call 250-9080 or email
[email protected] (512)
Mustache bar engine guard for 09 or later Harley touring models - $125
Snap-on fairing lowers for Harley touring models - $25. Inside fairing AM/
FM antenna for HD Electroglide - eliminates rear antenna - $25. Smoked
lens kit for Harley bullet turn signals - $20. Helmet headset of HD Ultra
models - $80. Backrest pad - pillow look - part 52708-97B $50.
Call 250-9080 or email [email protected] (512)
Mustang seat for FLHT/FLTR 1997-2007. Harley touring rider Pillow-look
style backrest & bracket kit for 1988-2008. Little Herm 873-4163.
2008 Suzuki Boulevard M50, 800 cc - Good shape, 12,000 miles $4000/
obo. Call Matt 701-321-5683 Located in Fargo (612)
1972 750 Honda Trike Project Harley Davidson Serv A Cart Rearend
- $3,500. 1971 Cushman 3 Wheeler Old Devils Lake Police Meter maid
Vechile - Make Offer Call Gary 799-0654. (312)
1991 Honda CB 250 Night Hawk - 12,800 miles, windshield, new tires &
battery. Great shape - great starter bike. $1,500 - 258-5689. (512)
Motorcycle Trailer - Hauls one motorcycle $200. Call Gary 799-0654. (312)
1996 Harley-Davidson XL 1200 Custom Sportster - 15,800 miles, windshield, saddle bags, crash bar, eruo seat, battery cover & belt guard. Great
shape $4,995. Call 258-5689 for info. (512)
2003 Honda Valkryie Trike with Roadsmith trike kit, red and black color.
Excellent condition. Always inside. Heated in winter. New front tire, oil
change and cleaned carbs last fall. We have 2 trikes and are just keeping
one. Call evenings 701-635-2215 or email us at [email protected]. (512)
2008 HD SuperGlide - saddle bags, good rubber, front roll-bar w/hwy
pegs, detachable back rest, windshield 9,300 miles $10,000. Call Adam
471-1864. (512)
2007 Harley Davidson StreetGlide - Black, 17,000 miles, 96 ci. 6 speed,
cruise, many chrome extras. $12,500.00 call Bruce 661-0478. (312)
1977 750 Honda Matic - Motorcycle $650 Call Gary 799-0654. (312)
1976 Harley FLH ElectraGlide - original stock, 18,000 miles Can be seen
on Bisman. Call Doug 701-206-1183 (212)
2007 Harley Davidson StreetGlide - Special Military Addition. 103/6
speed, limited production. 667-8802 (0112)
1996 Ultra Classic - No tour pack. fuel Injected, Andrews 27 cams, after
market exhaust. New front tire. Blue/Silver, 31,000 miles. $8500. Call Buck
425 3949 c 221-9645 h leave a message. (1111)
2000 HD 883 - with windshield and saddlebags 3168 miles Call 626-2348
or 525-6699. Pete’s Pub and Grub in Karlsruhe - Pete and Bev (911)
2006 Honda Rebel - 250cc White Metallic paint, 400 miles, crash bar,
windshield, backrest, luggage rack. $2,500 OBO Call Kaddy - 746-1801 (811)
2003 Susuki Volusia Intruder 800cc 5744 miles, Pearl White, Retro Dials,
Crash Bars, asking $5,500. Call Bernie 673-3393 or 471-7633. (811)
1982 Harley Davidson WideGlide, 88 cubic inch, new bars, cables, seat,
battery. Very low miles. $8500 or best offer. Call 701-537-4073. (811)
1981 Honda CM400E - $1200 OBO 5142 miles, clear title, two helmets,
Clymer’s manual 330-3346. (811)
2007 - 27 Ft Toy hauler/camper - Nomad-Skyline, front bedroom with
kitchen & bathroom. Sleeps 4. Excellent condition. Call 701-220-2108. (212)
1 Full basket case Sportster with title, 1/2 basket case - parts only numerous HD parts, take all for $1,500 OBO call Mike 225-9711. (112)
NEW 2011 96” V-Twin HD Motor call Brent Bugbee 641-8874. (911)
Electric MC or ATV Load and Lift Hauler for pickup box. $2400. Call Jeff
for details 471-3458. (811)
Tank - Both fenders - Both Side Covers - Speedo & Dash for 99 Road
King. John 258-0094 or 202-9534 leave message. (811)
HD Chrome Softail Frame Swingarm Cover/Trim Kit #48490-00 asking
$42 - HD Softail Chrome Billet Swingarm Pivot Bolt Covers #43314-01
asking $32 Kury Akyn Harley Davidson Cruise Arm Mark III #7914. Bike
floorboard mount, adjustable asking $140. Call 255-6733 or email [email protected]. (911)
Mustang Wide Studded Super Touring Seat, #75405, fits HD 96- 03 Dyna
Wide Glide, FXDWG, Excellent Condition, $300. Stock HD 2 Piece Seat,
HD 14 Inches Wide Studded Passenger Pillion, HD #52912-00, fits HD
84-06 Softails with 2 piece HD seats, $100 OBO on all, call John 220-3657.
(811)
Vance & Hines long shots for Evo motors, will fit 90’s Softail $150. Call
Steve 247-2213 - evenings and weekends. (811)
Mustang Solo Seat for 05 FLHT, used one season. Saddlemen Solo Seat for
05 FLHT used one November. HD pillow touring seat for 99 Sportster.
Call 572-0762 (511)
Drag bars for Big Twin Harley - $40. New Front Fender with Chrome
brackets $40. Call Ronney at 662-5669. (811)
WANTED TO BUY
Looking for parts for Pan Head. I am working on a 55 but any parts might
help. Contact Larry at [email protected] (511)
Red or Black kitchen appliances for apartment project. Roger 391-5678 (312)
Neon Signs (Broken or dead - Any condition). Call Tony 400-9336 (1111)
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Business sponsors outside of North Dakota
CROOKED CREEK #1 BAR &
GRILL 605-576-3233
Hwy 85 Ludlow S.D
District 1 Divide-McKenzie-Mountrail-Williams
ARNIE”S MOTORCYCLE SHOP
572-3382 503 2nd St Williston
WHISPERS 774-8399
#3 Main St Williston
District 2 Burke-Renville-Bottineau-Ward- McHenry-Pierce
PETE’S PUB & GRUB 525-669
#24 Main St Karlsruhe
HUBER’S CAN-DAK LOUNGE
245-9692
#60 Main St Westhope
SHAWNEA’S PLACE 459-2792
112 Main St Sherwood
FARMERS UNION OIL CO.
338-2816 Velva, Butte, Drake,
Martin
BEN’S TAVERN 720-7765
220 6th St NE Minot
THE LANDING BAR & BOTTLE
SHOP 852-4523 - 2015 N
Broadway Minot
ROLL-N-PIN RESTAURANT
839-8774
2145 N Broadway Minot
PURE HONDA 852-7873
1520 Hwy 2 East Minot
ROUGHRIDER HARLEY
DAVIDSON 839-6330
515 20th Ave SE Minot
ACTION CYCLES 839-6875
2815 S Broadway Minot
[email protected]
Volume 37 Issue 6
District 5 Steele-Trail-Cass
THE GM DOCTOR 277-3209
1822 Main Ave W West Fargo
www.thegmdoctor.com
U MOTORS 277-1518
217 38th St S W Fargo ND
SHEYENNE BAR 282-0532
412 Main St Horace ND
SPECK’S BAR 232-0202
2611 Main Ave, Fargo
SILVER DOLLAR BAR 281-0715
221 Sheyenne St West Fargo
BORDER TOWN BAR & GRILL
277-1968 807 Main Ave
West Fargo
IVORY LEATHERS 282-2526
901 Main Ave E - West Fargo
ivoryleathers.net
HOME BUILDERS CARE OF FARGO
MOORHEAD FOUNDATION
232-5846 - 1802-32nd Ave S Fargo
DIRECT TRANSPORT LTD
282-7066
460 7th Ave NE West Fargo
BRAND TRUCKING, LTD
282-4630 5617 19th Ave N
Fargo
FULL THROTTLE LEATHERS
541-6868 fullthrottleleathers.com
ROAD WOLF MOTORCYCLE
SPECIALTIES 364-1275
3130 Fiechtner Drive Unit D
Fargo roadwolfmotorcycles.com
District 6 Richland- Sargent- Ransom
CATTLEMAN’S CLUB
683-4341 409 Main St Lisbon
District 3 Rolette-Towner-Eddy-Benson-Ramsy-Cavalier
BOBCAT OF DEVILS LAKE
662-5331 - 705 12th Ave SE
Devils Lake
VINING OIL & GAS / CLARK
662-0890 - 8685 Hwy 2 East
Devils Lake
CHAMPIONS DOWNTOWN BAR
662-4352 - 312 4th St Devils Lake
WHITE HOUSE CAFE 662-4852
425 College Dr S (Holiday Mall)
Devils Lake
NITE OWL LOUNGE 662-3008
448 Hwy 2 West Devils Lake
PROZ END OF THE LINE
662-2101 College Drive & 6th St
Devils Lake
GREATER DAKOTA CLASSICS
662-7222
Hwy 2 & 3rd Ave Devils Lake
MILITARY SERVICE CLUB 662-0221
4417 HWY 20 Devils Lake
TOPPER MOTEL 662-4089
1515 Hwy E Devils Lake
GORDY’S BAR 968-3221
409 Main St Cando
DURUM HOUSE 968-4582
Highway 281 Cando
KAREN’S PLACE 798-9991
Tue- Bingo - Friday - Darts.
104 Main Ave W Oberon
DAKOTA SPIRITS 473-5714
Minnewaukan
PAIN RELIEVER 949-2211 Nekoma
SHEYENNE BAR 996-2240
115 Main St Sheyenne
HALVERSON MOTOR SPORTS
662-1044
1410 Kelly Dr Devils Lake
SCHWAN OIL CO. 662-4219
803 College Dr North
Devils Lake
DEVILS LAKE SPEEDWAY BAR &
GRILl 398-3577 www.dlspeedway.com
4374 98th Avve SE Devils Lake
BUCK ITS 947-2455
6900 15th St NE Devils Lake
District 4 Pembina - Nelson - Grand Forks
CAVALIER MOTORCYCLE
RIDE-IN - Cavalier 265-4559
cavaliermotocycleridein.com
DACOTAH LEATHER CO.
775-9231 1-800-303-9231
918 N 6th St Grand Forks
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REVOLUTION POWER SPORTS
746-4997 4225 36th Ave S,
Grand Forks
L&J’S BAR 262-4990
118 N Main St Tolna
District 7 Barnes-Dickey-Foster-Griggs-Lamoure
SHEYENNE SALOON -796-8441
303 1st Avenue Kathryn
GABLE MASONRY
CONSTRUCTION 490-0360
2541 116 Ave SE Valley City
CM’S PLACE 435-2303
Main St Wimbledon
RUDY’S - THE OTHERSIDE
742-2436 416 Main St Oakes
District 8 Kidder-Logan-McIntosh-Stutsman-Wells
STUTSMAN HARLEY-DAVIDSON
252-5271 Jamestown
www.stutsmanh-d.com
WONDER BAR 252-1635
121 2nd St SW Jamestown
J&L CONCESSIONS 320-0790
Spiritwood
SPORTSMAN’S BAR CAFE & GAS
252-9090 209 Main Spiritwood
REISTER MEATS & CATERING
424-3426
4640 52nd St SE Streeter
District 9 Burleigh-Emmons-McLean-Sheridan
ACE 24 HOUR TOWING
258-0451 - Bismarck
ALLTHREAT TACTICAL GROUP &
CCW ACADEMY 701-540-5825
www.ccwacademy.com
ACCU-TEMP HEATING &
COOLING 250-6411
1313 Republic St Bismarck
A&J DIRTWORK 226-8766
John Albrecht- Bismarck
BARNES TRANSMISSION & MORE
MAINTENANCE CENTER 224-9074
124 S Hannifin St Bismarck
BAYSIDE RESORT - 254-5540
RV- Restaurant/Bar-C Store
www.baysideoahe.com
CAMP BROTHERS HEATING &
AIR 223-4154 1925 Lovett Ave Bis
CAPITAL CITY MOTOR WORX
250-9090 1828 E Main Ave Bismarck
C-RAM COMPUTERS 223-3109
1401 S 12th St Bismarck
www.c-ram.com
CORAL BAR 255-5045
2111 E Main Bismarck
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District 9 Burleigh-Emmons-McLean-Sheridan
DANDEE SERVICES INC 226-4884
7750 Belmont Lane Bismarck
DVORAK MOTORS 223-8554
1107 Airport Road Bismarck
FIRESIDE OFFICE PLUS
258-8586 firesideop.com
1713 East Bis Expwy Bismarck
GOEBEL ELECTRIC - 223-3274
Bismarck
HOOTERS OF BISMARCK 751-2575
3130 N 14th St Bismarck
M&M SAUSAGE 224-8898
2901 N 19th St Bismarck
NAPA AUTO PARTS 223-2681
1730 E Main Ave Bismarck
NIGHTLIFE ENTERTAINMENT
& LIMOUSINE 222-0202
1235 S 12th St Bismarck
NORTHERN PLAINS PLUMBING
HEATING & AIR 222-2155
2510 Vermont Ave Bismarck
northern-plains.com
RAAK & ASSOCIATES 530-9351
Certified Public Accountants
1929 N Washington Suite JJ Bis.
www.raakcpa.com
RAMADA LIMITED 221-3030
I-94 Exit 161 Bismarck reservations
1-800-272-6232 www.ramada.com
RUNWAY EXPRESS MART INC
223-4207 1740 Airport Road Bis
STEEP ME A CUP OF TEA 751-8327
311 S 3rd St Bismarck
steepme.com
SCHERR PLASTERING &
DRYWALL 223-8856
215 Airport Rd Bismarck
TRUCK COLLISION CENTER
250-6597 1-877-203-6175
1810 Revere Drive - Bismarck
SCHERR PLASTERING &
DRYWALL 223-8856
215 Airport Rd Bismarck
VINJE LAW FIRM 258 9475
411 N 4th Street Suite #6
Bismarck
WARREN’S LOCKS & KEYS
223-0938 214 East Main Bismarck
HARBOR BAR 442-3129
207 Frontage Rd SE Coleharbor
UNCLE JESSE’S BAR 387-9425
31 Main St S Driscoll
SEIB’S SPORTS BAR 584-3066
120 N Main St Elgin
THE LIVE WELL BAR & BOTTLE SHOP
463-2782 71 S Main St Garrison
SAKAKAWEA RV 720-0996
250 5th AVE SE Garrison
FARMERS UNION OIL CO
463-2256 1-800-801-0916.
Hwy. 37 Garrison
GARRISON MOTEL 463-2858
4th Ave SE Garrison
HOMETOWN TAVERN & BOTTLE
SHOP 463-2586
31 South Main Garrison
GARRISON BAY EXPRESS
463-2966 Hwy 37 Garrison
MASTEL TRANSFER 782-4157
120 Main St Hazelton
THE QUENCHER BAR 336-7123
307 Main Ave West, Hague
THE AMVETS POST #23 336-7123
PO Box 2, Hague
THE TUMBLEWEED BAR & GRILL
223-9271 62 Santee Rd Lincoln
MARTIN REBEL RUN INC
113 Herr Ave Martin
KNIGHTS BAR & GRILL 654-9559
401 3rd St Riverdale
STERLING BAR 114 Service
Road, Sterling
PJ’S PLACE 442-3040
216 Lincoln Ave Underwood
WESTRIDGE GOLF COURSE
442-5555 2848 Highway 14 NW
Underwood
CAPTAINS CABIN 462-8383
1608 Dakota Drive Washburn
HIWAY 83 EXPRESS/JAVA ROSE
462-8134 153 Case St Washburn
LEWIS & CLARK SALOON
462-8226 717 Main Ave Washburn
KICK STANDS UP 471-8509
kickstandsupnd.com
305 Louise Ave Wilton
TIME OUT TAVERN 734-9394
100 Dakota Ave Wilton
SPORTSMAN’S BAR 734-6465 21
Dakota Ave Wilton
District 10 Grant-Mercer-Morton-Oliver-Sioux
LINDEMANNS GARAGE
983-4611 Golden Valley
Call for appointment
BOXES BAR 748-2302
17 East Main St - Hazen
LONGSHOTS 748-2552
906 Hwy 200 Hazen
HIWAY EXPRESS 748-2950
709 3rd Ave NW Hazen
HAZEN MOTORS 748-2750
10 Central Ave S - Hazen
www.hazenmotors.com
ACTION MOTORSPORTS
667-4524 victory-usa.com
1417 39th Ave - Mandan
BIS-MAN TRACTORS & EQUIPMENT
663-6068 1819 43rd Ave SE
Mandan www.bismante.com
DEAN’S STEAK HOUSE 751-4567
2815 Memorial Hwy, Mandan
COLONIAL LOUNGE 663-0355
4631 Memorial Hwy
DAKOTA EXPRESS 663- 5660
2901 Memorial Hwy - Mandan
HOWARD’S SIDING &
INSULATING
221-9508 OR 214-3938
807 Woodland Trail Mandan
FREEWAY 147. ROLLING HILLS
RESTAURANT 3825 Highway 25
Mandan
LONESOME DOVE 633-2793
3929 Memorial Hwy Mandan
MANDAN AUTO GLASS 663-0474
1406 1st St NE Mandan
OPEN ROAD HONDA 663-4023
4607 Memorial Hwy Mandan
ROUGHRIDER RV’S 873-2103
Beulah roughriderrvs.net
WOLFIE’S PLACE BAR 794-3518
101 Main St Center
LONE WOLF SALOON
794-3418 Center
WET SPOT LIQUOR 348 3866
6482 Hwy 49 Glen Ullin
ROUGHRIDER HARLEY-DAVIDSON
663-2220 3708 Memorial Hwy
Mandan roughriderhd.com
SILVER DOLLAR BAR 663-5248
200 East Main St - Mandan
silverdollarbar.com
SCOOTER SHAK 667-2033
2014 Memorial Hwy, Mandan
THE MEDICINE SHOPPE 663-1151
116 2nd Ave NW · Mandan
www.medicineshoppe.com
THE GOLDEN COMB 663-0555
118 Main St East -Mandan
THE HIDE-AWAY 663-8362
1000 Boundary Road - Mandan
WESTSIDE BAR & GRILL
663-3020 501 Burlington St SE
Mandan
WOLFS COMPLETE CYCLE REPAIR
751-3484 - 104 2nd St NW Mandan
THE FIELD 843-7020
506 Main Ave - New Salem
FARMERS UNION OIL
241 West Main St New Town
UPSTREAM LIQUORS 487-3300
151 Main Road SE Pick City
DAM BAR & STEAKHOUSE 487-331
35 Main Rd E Pick City
LITTLE BAR & GRILL 487-3636
22 1st Lane NE Pick City
SCOTT’S BAIT & TACKLE
71 Main Road East Pick City
THE RIVER RUN 745-3399
200 Harmon Ave Stanton
SMITHS WELDING 948-2858
701 County Road 13 - Zap
District 11 Billings-Dunn-Golden Valley-Stark
HOLLYWOOD NITES VIDEO
264-7081 2184 2nd Ave W #3
Dickinson
SPUR BAR & LOUNGE 483-5202
1306 W Villard St Dickinson
ALPHA 6 SECURITY 225-9335
PO Box 248 Gladstone
I DON’T KNOW BAR 677-5852
207 4th St NW South Heart
www.idontknowbar.com
District 10 Grant-Mercer-Morton-Oliver-Sioux
CYCLES, COLOR & CHROME
873-4395 405 Hway 49 S.
Beulah [email protected]
NITE OWL BAR 873-4391
127 West Main Beulah
ALIBIS LOUNGE 873-2242
1200 Hwy 49N Beulah
MAIN BAR 873-5139
100 West Main St Beulah
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ESQUIRE CLUB 483-4495
43 Sims Street - Dickinson
www.rentadrinkingbuddy.com
PATRIOT CUSTOM CYCLES
483-1635 656 West Villard
Dickinson
THE BACKYARD 872-4967
21 West Main - Beach
www.thebackyardbar.com
District 12 Adams-Bowman-Hettinger-Slope
BORDERLINE BAR & GRILL
853-2700 Reeder
BOWMAN SALES & SERVICE
523-3257 12 S Main Bowman
THE WATERHOLE 279-9850
55 Main St Rhame
MAIN BAR & GRILL 275-9243
Scranton
PASTIME CLUB & STEAK HOUSE
279-9843 14 Main St.
Marmarth
SAX MOTOR CO 523-5222
PO Box 38 Bowman
www.sax-motor.com
CRYSTAL BAR 523-5774
24 S Main St Bowman
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Volume 37 Issue 6
Clip and Save so you don’t miss any of the fun this year.
* ABATE sponsored events are indented & bold.
MAY
26th - Dakota Riders MC Shotgun Run Valley City.
26th-27th - Spirit Lake Riders MC Rodeo and Rally Devils
Lake. For more info call Craig 429-8075.
26th - Glen Ullin MC Annual Memorial Run. For more info
call Swifty at 471-5745.
26th - The Quencher Bar Run - Hague. Sign up 11am - Ride
at Noon. For more info call Richard or Phil at 336-7123.
30th - ABATE District 9/10 North Fish Fry &
Burgers at PJ’s Place, Underwood. 223-5609.
30th - ABATE District 2 - Bikini bike Wash 10am - 2pm Roughrider Harley-Davidson, Minot
29th - 30th - The 1st Annual Kickin’ Cancer Ride & Rally Wolfie’s Place Bar. Center. Fri -Biker Social - Tips & Balls
Tourn. Sat - Ride $20 pp inc. supper, band and camping. Sign
up at 11am - leave at Noon. Call Kenny 426-1094.
JUNE
30th - 1st Annual Riders for Freedom Fighters Ride leaves
West Fargo VFW 12:30 pm sharp. Registration 10:30 am to
12:30 pm Contact: U.S. Military Vets - Wood 630-1158
Spirit lake Riders MC - Matthews 799-0654.
1st - 3rd - 20th Annual Devils Run Car & Bike show in
Devils Lake. For more info call Stan 740-7340.
JULY
2nd - Silver Fox Run - Bismarck.
3rd - Gallows MC “Bull Run - Towner
2nd - FM Crusaders MC - Big Bikes and Little Tykes Ramada Plaza Suites. Call Thumper 218-979-1035.
7th - District 8 10th Annual B.A.D. Run (Bikers
Against Diabetes) Jamestown. For more info call George
at 320-5355.
2nd - Prairie Rattlers MC - Spring Party. Call Bruno 570-1222
3rd - Support our Melons - Ride In bike Wash and Show,
supporting breast cancer. Noon - 6pm. All ages welcome.
See ad on page 5
7th - 11th Annual Benefit Run in Hazen.
3rd - Tuff Enuf to Ride Pink - 3 Lyons Pub West Fargo.
Registration 11am-1pm kickstands up at 1pm.
6th-8th - CMA ND State Rally Lakewood Bible Camp,
Devils Lake. Call Wayne 304-0014 or Jeff 701-642-6041.
8th - 10th - 37th- Annual ABATE of ND State
Rally at Menoken Grove. Gates open at Noon on Friday.
Menoken is always the 2nd weekend in June - we get the
season started!! Make your plans to attend today.
13th-14th - 6th Annual NDPG Fallen Heroes Memorial &
Honor Ride - Dickinson Rec Center. Friday - Steak Fry and
entertainment. Saturday - Memorial Program, Honor Ride,
Meal and entertainment.www.ndpatriotguard.org for info.
Reserve rooms soon!
15th - 17th - 16th Annual Cavalier Motorcycle Ride In,
Cavalier. cavaliermotorcycleridein.com /Nancy at 265-4559.
16th - Rough-Riders MC 30th Anniversary Party at Riverside
Park, Beulah, 10am CDT . See ad on page 23.
16th - Liq’r Pigz MC 3rd Annual Pigz Rib Cook-off. 5pm
Cattlemans, Lisbon Call Tommy J 680-2163.
16th - Dakota Riders MC Fargo Chapter Fun Run.
17th - Dakota Riders MC Valley Chapter Hill Climb.
22nd - Freedom Riders MC Ma’s Run 6pm.
22nd - 23rd - 30th Annual CCR Run - Bradly SD. $40 pp
Bands, Games, Pageant, Sat Supper. See ad on page 24.
21st-24th - Prometheus MC 27th Annual Zoo Run and Rally
at The Farm, Fergus Falls, MN – Run leaves zoo in Wahpeton
Eric 238-3695.
23rd - Rally for Life - Ride for the Cure Run - Registration is
from 10:30 to 11:30 at Rudy’s Bar in Oakes. Ends at Rudy’s
Bar - door prizes given away. For info call Kathy 210-0074.
23rd - Norsemen MC - B. F. D. RUN--(Bikers Fighting Diabetes) - Rugby. More details to come.
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7th - ROW Ride for NDMSP. 10am - Leave from Pure
Honda, Minot. Call Woody 721-5560 for info.
14th - Prairie Riders Motorcycle Club - 22nd Annual Bike
Run. Leave PRMC club house Hannaford ND at Noon. For
more info call Chris 789-9982.
14th - Martin Rebel Fun Run.
14th - Ramblers MC Ray Kulach Memorial Party. Ramblers
Club House, Wheelock. Food and music by Balderdash, keg
beer and camping, free for patch holders - non - $10.
14th - 4th Annual Mike Mastel Memorial Poker Run and
Fundraiser for American Heart Association.
15th - CMA Grand Forks Biker Sunday, Victory Free Lutheran Church, Park River. 11am For more info call Mark
213-2902.
20th-22nd - ND Ladies Run - Wahpeton.
21st - ABATE District 2 ride to Beulah Wildlife
Museum leaves BWW at 9am. Woody 721-5560 for info.
21st - OPMC Run Noon - Our Place Tavern.
21st - Individuals MC Christmas in July - For more info call
Twitch 320-9267.
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22nd -District 9/10 North Fun Run startng at
Livewell in Garrison with stops in Pick City, Stanton,
Washburn. Coleharbor -ends at the Livewell.
28th - ABATE District 12 Fun Run/Toy Run.
Starting in Bowman. For more info contact Dist 12 Reps.
Lounge Lake Metagoshe. More details to come.
18th-19th - Dakota Riders MC, Tug-of-War, Mandan.
18th - FM Crusaders MC - Annual Street Dance Sabin, MN.
Call Thumper 218-979-1035.
28th - Prairie Riders Motorcycle Club - Annual Peach
Dance at CAB Memorial Park - Hannaford 9pm - 1am
For more info call Chris 789-9982.
18th - AmVets Run & Bike Raffle, Hague - For more
info & tickets call Phil at 336-4001.
28th - Freedom Riders MC Pre-Sturgis Run. 2pm. For more
info call Brandon 391-7818.
25th - Liq’r Pigz MC - 19th Annual Hairbear Run
First & Last Chance Bar, Lisbon at Noon.
28th - Liq’r Pigz MC - 8th Annual Headstart/Al Johnson Run
- Noon. For more info call Cat-Tales, Gwinner, Jerry or Mary
678-2426.
SEPTEMBER
28th - 4th Annual Debbie Gabel Memorial Cancer Ride and
Raffle. Call Rocky at 490-0099 for more information.
24th - 26th - Bottoms Up Run - Marmarth.
8th - I II V Fallen Brothers Run leaves the Ranger Bar in
Minot at Noon.
8th - Individuals MC - Tiger Meat Run, Jamestown.
AUGUST
8th - FM Crusaders MC 45th Reunion.
ABATE District 2 Sunset Moonlight Ride.
Leaves Rollin Pin at 7:30pm. Woody 721-5560 for info.
16th - 3rd Annual “Just Cause” Ride, Fargo.
4th - Jamestown Crusaders MC - Poker Run, sign up at 10am
at Buffalo Bar Jamestown - leave at Noon.
15th - Prometheus MC - 4th Annual Wild Ride - Red River
Zoo, Fargo. Craig 371-5870.
4th - CMA Angel Tree Run Leave from the General Store,
Sabin, MN Noon. Call Butch 220-9153 for more info.
15th - Freedom Riders MC - Fallen Brothers Run. Noon.
Brandon 391-7818.
6th thru 12th, 2012 - 72nd Anniversary Sturgis Rally.
21st - POW MIA Recognition Day Raffle. Eagles Club.
11th - Liq’r Pigz MC - 7th Annual Pigz Party Run, Lisbon
Eagles, Noon. Call Lucky 541-0709.
22nd - Prairie Rattlers MC Fall Party Williston. For more info
call Bruno 570-1222.
18th - AmVet’s Run & Bike Raffle - Hague. Call Phil for
tickets and information 336-4001.
29th - FM Crusaders MC ‘61 for 61’ Mystery Ride 10am.
Call Lyn 430-9884 for more info.
18th - Lunacy MC 3rd Annual Search and Rescue Run,
Devils Lake, ND. Ride Leaves from Pops Bar 11:00 a.m.,
registration 10:00 a.m. Ride will end at 6:00 p.m. at Thirtsy’s
Bar for Steak Fry and Street Dance. For more info contact
Peepshow 701-230-2051.
OCTOBER
6th - Ramblers MC Fall Bash at Wheelock. Call Shannon
340-1150 for info.
17th - 18th - ABATE Family Weekend. Great fun
for the whole family. Lots of games and prizes for the
kids. Glen Ullin City Park.
13th - Sons of Silence MC Halloween party.
NOVEMBER
24th - Prairie Riders Motorcycle Club Annual Christmas
Party in Hannaford - 8pm. Call Chris 789-9982.
18th - Norsemen MC Ride in Bike Show at the Dockside
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