August 2010 - Motorcycle Rider News

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THEN NEW MADE WHOLE LAW PART 2
By Melissa Winthers, Esq.
In addition to limiting the rights of health insurance companies to get
paid back out of an injured person's recovery, the new made whole law
addresses the controversy surrounding whether the appropriate measure
of an injured person's damages is the amount of the medical bills or the
amount paid by the health insurance company. For example, let's say
the amount billed by health care providers for
crash-related medical treatment totaled $100,000
but the health insurer only paid $30,000 of those
bills with the remainder being written off due to
the health insurer's contractual discount. Is the
appropriate measure of the injured person's medical expenses $30,000 or $100,000? The courts
have been split on this issue. Some courts have
decided that, because the amount paid was
$30,000, an injured person should not be able to
present the $100,000 figure. Others have determined that because the injured person had the
foresight to buy health insurance, he/she should reap the reward of the
contractual discount which he paid for, allowing the $100,000 figure.
The later reasoning was based on the premise that it would be unfair for
the individual who did not buy health insurance to receive greater com-
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pensation that the person who did. It was also consistent with
Colorado's collateral source doctrine which precludes the jury from
reducing an injured person's damages for a benefit he paid into, such as
social security disability income or a private disability policy.
The new Made Whole law says that the appropriate measure of
damages in the example above is the full amount of the bills, or
$100,000 . It contains a very important provision prohibiting evidence
of the fact that any portion of the injured person's medical bills have
been paid for by health insurance or have been contractually discounted
by health insurance. I have already had an opportunity to discuss this
law with several adjustors evaluating claims. They have agreed that the
carriers now owe claimants the full amount of the medical bills based on
the new law. However, there is still a case pending before the Supreme
Court on this issue. Depending upon how that case is decided, we may
see new ways to attempt to get around the policy of this statute.
In sum, over the past several years we have seen legislation and
case law which has significantly increased the benefits that an injured
person can collect. For example, several years ago the Colorado
Supreme Court ruled that an injured person's uninsured /undersinsured
motorist (UM/UIM) coverage travels with him not his car. That allowed
injured people to utilize other household UM/UIM policies, such as
motorcycle policies with higher coverage limits, even when the injured
person was not on a motorcycle. The General Assembly then enacted
legislation providing for the stacking of the liability and UIM policies,
effectively doubling injured individual's coverage. And now, we have
the new Made Whole law which both reduces health insurers rights to
get paid back out of an injured person's recovery and increases the
amount of damages injured people are allowed to claim. So often in a
serious collision, the available coverage is insufficient. These legal
changes have made significant headway toward providing injured
motorists with a fuller recovery.
If you have any questions about how the new law might affect you, call
Melissa Winthers, Esq. Melissa is an attorney at Fleishman & Shapiro
P.C. She represents people who have been injured in collisions and can
be reached at 303-861-1000 or [email protected].
1st Annual Bearman Classic
Memorial Run - August 22nd
1st Annual Bearman Classic Memorial
Run is all about remembering YOUR
memories of a friend, and an all-around
fun guy in the biker community, Bear, aka
Ted Rensink. It's not a poker run, with
scheduled stops, but a chance to enjoy the
freedom of riding. A ride that was one of
Bear's favorites, Peak-to-Peak. A map
with suggested stops, all Bear's favorites,
will be provided. Many stops will include
specials, such as chili at Last Shot, a
burger at Kermit's and slice of carrot cake
at Oskar Blue.
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Bear's sister, Adrian says, "My brother
loved the Peak-to-Peak ride, especially
during the week when it was just him and
the road. For his first memorial ride, all I
ask is that you do something to remember
my brother. If it's the mapped Peak-toPeak ride, that's great. If you remember
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sitting on your ass at Jerry D's shooting
the bull with him, do that. There are no
rules - except maybe that you should return to the Firehouse by 4 pm for raffles and a
pig roast ($10 donation at door)."
Monies raised from this memorial will be used to purchase a Sturgis memorial for Bear
and be donated to MaxFund. FMI: www.firehousetaverncolo.com or 303/736-6700
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THUNDER IN THE ROCKIES,
SEPTEMBER 3-5, 2010
Sturgis' Full
Throttle Saloon
invades Loveland,
Colorado
This year, the mountains will quake as the
Full Throttle Saloon travels to Loveland, bringing with it amazing bartenders, and thundering
the Thunder Mountain Amphitheater with hogs
and music second to none.
This year, the world's largest biker bar, the
Full Throttle Saloon, will be taking over the
Thunder Mountain Amphitheater during Labor
Day Weekend, bringing a whole show of its
own!
The Full Throttle Saloon boasts an array of
unique entertainment spectacles. Some things
to look forward to include FLAUNT, a flirty
burlesque show, the girls of Full Throttle
Saloon with their special way of serving
drinks, midget wrestling, theme nights,
mechanical bull and live musical entertainment. Also on sight, Michael Ballard, Angie
from Angieland and Goatboy, stars of Tru Tv's
"Full Throttle Saloon" reality tv series.
Thunder in the Rockies celebrates its sixth
year with some major changes. The event will
be held on the grounds of Thunder Mountain
Harley-Davidson including the Thunder
Mountain Amphitheater, 4250 Byrd Drive,
Loveland, Colorado, 80538; as well as south
across Crossroads Blvd. on the empty Ferraro
dealership lot, 4040 Byrd Drive, Loveland,
Colorado, 80538.
This additional lay out adds 6 acres of parking lot that will be packed with various motorcycle industry vendors, live entertainment, the
bike show, food, and much more. Admission to
the event is absolutely FREE! Additionally,
there will be an increased amount of parking
and entertainment. Thunder in the Rockies is
headed back to its roots.
For updates, visit Thunder in the Rockies
(www.thunderintherockies.com/)and the Full
Throttle Saloon (www.fullthrottlesaloon.com)
for continuously updated information - and get
ready, for the ride of your life.
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Lakeside Speedway Band
Introducing Lakeside Speedway Band
By Diana Rowe
There's a new sound in town. Introducing Lakeside Speedway Band,
a 4-piece band. You'll recognize Mick, one of the brothers from the
popular Brethren Fast. He's got a new sound and a new band.
Mick describes the music as "the smooth, groove covers of the late
60's Motown." Besides Funky ass bass Mick the Stick, there's Scooter
Barnes on guitar, aka Turn #3, Racin Jason, lead singer, and Boogie
Man Bishop on drums. The band is hitting the Denver circuit.
I haven't had an opportunity to review them, but why don't you take a
listen and let me know what you think?
Upcoming gigs include the 12th anniversary of No Name Bar & Grill,
Saturday, August 24, noon to 8 pm.
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Get on the
Scoot and Ride
Every Wednesday night at In The Zone Sports Bar,
bike night with live music!
Sunday, August 1
Birthday Bash at Susie's Bar & Grill, Celebrate Kathy
& Matt Need of the Uncle Nasty Show's birthday, 11
am-6pm. Live Music & Fun. Come early 10 am - ? for
Annual Bike/Car Wash fundraiser with the Denver
Roller Dolls. Meet your favorite Doll! FMI: 303/2789000
Monday, August 9 through Sunday,
August 15. 70th Annual Sturgis Bike Rally
www.sturgismotorcyclerally.com
Saturday, August 14
Tessa Paprocki Memorial Ride Poker Run, benefits Cops
Fighting Cancer. Registration 8:30 am at at Rocky
Mountain Harley-Davidson, 2885 W. County Line Road,
Littleton. Bikes out at 10:00 am. Ride fee $20.00/ rider
and $5.00/ passenger. Poker hands are $10.00. STOPS:
Cactus Jack's Saloon, Evergreen; Kermit's Roadhouse,
Idaho Springs; Bullwhackers Gas Station; Golden; and
ending at In The Zone Sports Bar; Golden. The ride
ends with a barbeque, live music and more. FMI: call
303/909-9702, or go to http://copsfightingcancer.org,
email [email protected]
Saturday, August 21
Ride 9-11 Flight Crew Memorial Ride. Ride starts at
Colorado National Speedway, 4281 Weld County Rd 10,
Dacono. Registration begins at 12:00 pm and the 2.5
hour ride starts promptly at 2:30 pm and scoots through
the foothills. The ride/ registration fee of $20 rider / $15
passenger includes: Food (Hamburger / Hot Dog and
Chips), a drink (Non-Alcoholic beverage only), a 2010
Ride 9-11 Pin and admission to races! This ride is a
Memorial Ride for the flight crews killed on Sept. 11,
2001. For more information call (303) 600-8200, click
here to send e-mail, or go to http://www.ride911.com.
Saturday & Sunday, August 21-22
26th Annual 1000-IN-24 Endurance Ride, Colorado
Freewheelers MC's 1000+ miles in 24 hours or less
endurance ride. Pre-registration at website:
http://www.cofreewheelers.org/1000-in-24.html Entry:
$50.00 solo, $100.00 couple includes scenic 2 & 4 lane
route, shirt, hat, & pin. Starts & ends at Fay Myers
Motorcycle World, 9700 E Arapahoe Rd., Greenwood
Village, CO 80112. Contact: Frank Heinzel freewheelin-
[email protected] 303-295-7137
Sunday, August 22
1st Annual Bearman Classic Memorial Run.
Registration at Firehouse Tavern, 10369 Quivas,
Thornton. Last bike out by 11:00 am. The ride ends
with a pig roast, raffles, and live music. All donations
will be sent to Maxfund and the Diabetes Foundation.
FMI: www.firehousetaverncolo.com or 303/736-6700
Saturday, August 28
3rd Annual Rides and Rods Scavenger Run, sponsored
by Event Envy. Registration 8:00-10:00 am at Hotel
VQ's parking lot, 1975 Mile High Stadium Circle,
Denver. All motorcycles are welcome. The ride will
have five scavenger hunt stops and end in Central City
with a party and vendors. The ride benefits Autism
Speaks. FMI, call 720/877-7543, or go to
http://www.ridesandrodsweekend.com.
Saturday & Sunday, August 14 & 15
Free entrance to National Parks. For a complete list of
the fee-free national parks, go to www.nps.gov/findapark/feefreeparksbystate.htm
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SERVING METRO DENVER
FOR THOSE WHO ENJOY RIDING MOTORCYCLES
Events For AUGUST 2010
August 2010
1 - MH HOG Member's Choice Ride www.milehighhog.com
303/340-4982
1 - National Biker’s Round-Up Motorcycle Rally, Missouri
www.nationalbikersroundup.com
1 - International Serenity Riders 20th Annual Run, Cedaredge, CO
303/853-0229 or 719/633-1894
1 - Katies Ride for the Cure, 6th Annual Benefit for Cystic Fibrosis
cure 970/290-3240
6 - CMA 1st Friday Youth Meeting, location changes
[email protected] 720/748/1789
6-8 - CMA South Dakota State Rally, Deadwood, SD
www.cmausa.org 605/716-9377
7 - RM HOG Can’t Do Sturgis Run www.rmhog.com 303/703-2885
7 - Susie’s Bar & Grill All Day Happ-i-er Hour Golden, CO
303/278-9000
9-14 - STURGIS Rally & Races (70th Annual Black Hills Motor
Classic) Sturgis, SD
14 - Susie’s Bar & Grill Sturgis Strike Party, Golden, CO
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303/278-9000
9-14 - STURGIS Rally & Races (70th Annual Black Hills Motor
Classic) Sturgis, SD
14 - Susie’s Bar & Grill Sturgis Strike Party, Golden, CO
303/278-9000
14-15 - DCHOG Overnighter to Steamboat Springs, CO
303/238-0425
15 - RM HOG Open Run www.rmhog.com 303/703-2885
15 - JWP Swap Meet, Fairgrounds, OK City, OK 816/228-5811
www.jwswapmeet.com
20-21 - Vintage M/C Show & Swap, Seymour, WI,
www.vintagejapeuromcclub.org 877/853-6210
20-22 - Chrome & Chroma Art Exhibit, 15801 W. Colfax, Golden,
CO 303/993-3322 www.uhlstudios.com
20-22 - Veteran’s Salute Motorcycle Rally Cripple Creek, CO
719/487-8005 www.theverteransrally.org
20-22 - ABATE D-1 Rally on the Plains, Yuma, CO 970/542-0902
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By Diana Rowe
He had me at chainsaw. Heavy metal rock 'n
roll fans are already with me. I'm talking about
Jesse James Dupree and his energizing band
Jackyl. Denver's Grizzly Rose will be one of
Jackyl's stops On the Road to Sturgis, Friday,
August 6, and Denver fans will get the opportunity to ride with him to
Sturgis.
I'm a secret heavy metal
fan, from way back in the
AC/DC days, but I hadn't
heard much about Dupree
and Jackyl until the Full
Throttle series on TruTV
last fall. The Full Throttle
series, besides all the
drama of running a biker
bar, introduced me to this
charismatic lead singer
and his over-the-top yet
irresistible style. Dupree
presented himself during
this series as a businessman and showman, and I
was impressed.
His signature solo musical performance of "The
Lumberjack" had me sitting on the edge of my
seat - hey, it was my first
time. He kept the beat by
revving the chainsaw's
engine or using the chain
brake to slow the engine
down to keep the beat.
The climax is Dupree slicing up a wooden stool
onstage, smashing it, and
throwing the sliced pieces out to the crowd.
All I wanted to ask was "where in the hell did
he get the chainsaw idea?"
Apparently I'm not the only one with questions. I read online (Wikipedia) that he was
asked, "How the hell can you play a chainsaw?" to which he responded, "How the hell
can you not play a chainsaw?" Gotta love a
guy who knows what he wants. Probably why
I was thrilled at the opportunity to chat with
him on the phone the week before his concert.
He might be a wild man on the stage, but
Dupree was nothing but a gentleman on the
phone.
"It's been too long since we've visited
Denver," Dupree said. "Our band is as lethal as
ever and we want to celebrate 2010 with our
fans. We've released a new album, When
Moonshine and Dynamite Collide. We've gotten great response, something we're proud of
and ready to share with our fans in Denver.
We're ready to re-claim our relationship with
the Mile High city on Friday, August 6. "
And claim Denver is exactly what he plans
to do. Friday, August 6, Jackyl kicks of their
morning with a live show with Lewis and
Floorwax on The Fox 103.5.
Next stop is a meet and greet at Mile High
Harley-Davidson of Parker at 3 pm. Make sure
you bring your ride, because Jackyl and their
biker fans will burn up the metro roads around
4 pm by scooting their way to the Grizzly
Rose. Depending on the traffic, arrival time is
6 pm at the legendary Griz for dinner, sound
check and bonding time with the band.
The Grizzly Rose doors open to the public at
6 pm and fans may purchase concert/buffet
dinner tickets at $30 per person. Concert only
tickets are $15 in advance at
www.GrizzlyRose.com or 303-295-2353, or
$20 day of concert at the door. Live music
begins at 8:30 with special guest Witchburn.
Jackyl's pre-Sturgis show kicks off at 10:00
pm. Fans will also have an opportunity at 5
minutes of fame as TruTV will be filming the
reality series, On the Road to Sturgis with
Jackyl.
Purchase your concert ticket and then add a
front row seat of
Jackyl by purchasing
VIP bottle service at
the Grizzly Rose for
you and 5 of your
friends. VIP bottle
service is $300
includes a bottle of
your choice and mixers (or case of beer)
for up to 6 people.
(For those mathematically challenged folks,
this is just $50 bucks
additional per person and includes a few
drinks.) Seating is limited, and sells out
quickly, so call 303295-2353 to book
yours.
The road to Sturgis
doesn't have to stop at
the Grizzly Rose. Try
to get some sleep, and
show up to meet
Jackyl lead singer
Dupree and bass player Roman Glick at
11am, Saturday
August 7th, at Mile
High HarleyDavidson, Aurora.
Pack your bikes and fill up your tanks,
because you're in for the scoot of your lifetime
to Sturgis with members of Jackyl's band.
Dupree says, "Get ready to roll with Jackyl.
We're looking forward to riding with our fans
to Sturgis. We'll ride 3 hours or so, stop for a
cold beer, something to eat, and then gas up
and scoot on in to Sturgis."
Once in Sturgis, fans can get a repeat of the
Grizzly Rose show by attending the Full
Throttle "reunion show" Thursday night,
August 12, during the Rally.
Looks like Dupree and his band Jackyl are
sticking to their promise to reclaim their relationship with Denver! See you at the Grizzly
Rose show on Friday, August 6.
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Bikers Ride Together
For Hope House of Colorado
Raising Nearly $5,000
Not even a hot July day, with temperatures
pushing past 100 degrees, kept nearly 70 bikers away from a 125 mile + scoot to benefit the
teen moms and kids of Hope House of
Colorado.
As hot as the ride was on Saturday, July 17,
I can't imagine a better way to spend the day,
scooting through the Colorado countryside.
After check in at In The Zone Sports Bar, we
rode from Golden down Highway 93 through
Boulder and into Lyons on Highway 36, to our
first stop the welcoming Outlaw Saloon.
This is the 5th year we've put Outlaw on our
charity run, and they always dig into their Tshirt stock and donate 3 or 4 t-shirts toward the
raffle. The staff and management are always
happy to see us, just like old friends. Beer is
cold; and food is awesome. Oh -- and Outlaw
Saloon's patio rocks!
Next we putted through the country making
our way up to the coolness of Carter Lake,
headed to Windjammer Bar. Unfortunately
even after several phone calls in advance and a
trial run in person just two weeks earlier, the
bar wasn't staffed to handle our group. Cold
beer and burgers were as difficult to get as a
donation to the charity (even though the
owner/manager had committed to a donation!).
The staff was unfriendly and inefficient, apparently not willing to work for a living. Or
maybe this bar is just not as motorcycle friendly as they say? Approximately 10 Hope House
bikers grew tired of waiting for a drink and
food (over 1 hour!) and simply left. We learned
our lesson -- as much as we love this ride
around Carter Lake, this group of bikers will
no longer spend their money where they aren't
welcome.
Next stop was a long, hot scoot east to
Dacono and the very biker friendly Jerry D's.
Believe me, once we arrived, everyone needed
a tall drink of water -- oh and that ice cold beer
and friendly wait staff sure were a welcome
sight. Great burgers and Mexican food -- and
did you know owner Jerry grows his own
tomatoes? Fresh is best!
Another 40 minute scoot and we ride into
my friend Dave Falk and Jimmy's Firehouse
Tavern Bar in Thornton. Check this place out
because these two guys get bikers! Thanks my
friends for the donations and the biker love.
As a group, we rode together to our final
stop, In the Zone Sports Bar, west on 104th, to
100th, then around Stanley Lake south on
Indiana, 64th west to McIntyre and south
toward 44th. It was a beautiful sight seeing all
the bikers, young and old, male and female,
riding for such a great cause.
Of course, once we arrived at the Zone,
imagine our relief to get out of the heat! A few
hours later, best/worse poker hand, 50/50, raf-
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fle tickets and live auctions, and so far, we bikers raised nearly $3,000 in one day for Hope
House of Colorado. We're still waiting on
some donations and matching funds, but the
final number is tallying up to be around
$5,000!!
Thanks to everyone that participated! This
year is the most we've raised in one day for
Hope House of Colorado!
Please save the date for the third annual
Hope House Toy Run on Saturday, November
20! Mark your calendars next year for the 7th
annual In The Zone Hope House Poker Run in
July!
2010
4th Annual
Molly-Dharma Run for Max
Fund a Rainy Success
The annual event held Sunday, June 13 was
unfortunately a wash - due to inclement weather and that crazy rain that wouldn't stop. A few
hardy bikers showed up anyway - 55 people
pre-registered online, 10 pre-registered by
mail, and even 21 registered on the 13th (in the
rain!) for a total of about 86 participants, far
short of their average, but still an amazing
showing! The founders wish to thank their
volunteers and sponsors: Rock Bottom
Brewery, Thunderbird Motorcycles, The Platte
River Bar & Grill, and Kicked to the Curb
Band - and all the other numerous sponsors!
In spite of the rain, the low turnout, and the
less than expected amount raised, Kirk
Zimmerman (Ride Founder and Co-chair of
this event) and Ken Mann (Co-Founder and
MaxFund Co-chair of this event) presented to
Tony Willemse (Executive Director of
MaxFund) a check for $2,658.28 on July 23,
2010. In addition, Rock Bottom Brewery
donated another $500.00 to our 2010 MDR for
a total of $3,158.28 raised! This event, to date,
has raised over $14,100.00 for MaxFund!
PLEASE NOTE: The Annual MollyDharma Run for MaxFund will always be held
on the 2nd Sunday in June! The date for next
year's 5th Annual Molly-Dharma Run for
MaxFund will be (drum roll please) June 12,
2011.
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TUESDAY, AUGUST 31 THROUGH MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 5
Ignacio Bike Week Rally
Rally headquarters are at the corner of Goddard Avenue and Ute Street.
Events start Thursday at 10:00 am. Daily poker runs, and biker field
events and burn-out contest starting at 2:00 pm. Bike parade on Sunday.
Other events include bull riding, music and more. FMI: 970/259-9302, or
http://ignaciobikeweek.com.
LAKEWOOD
Shark’s had Hawaiian luau party for all of there customers that
had birthdays in July and to spice things up Bernice, owner of
Sharks’, had an in house poker run. It is alway a good and plenty
of good food.
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Jakes Roadhouse
1st Annual Car Show
Jake's Roadhouse debuted their 1st annual car and motorcycle show,
Saturday, July 17, sponsored by Evil Souls Car Club. According to
owner Doug Jacobsen, "It was the biggest single day event. Yes, it was a
lot of work, but at the end of the day, thanks to Evil Souls and AAI
Speed Shop, everyone had a great time!" With 50 bikes and 40-plus cars,
Jake's parking lot was filled to the brim. Two live bands played music all
day, and due to a special liquor permit, drinks were allowed in the parking lot. Handmade trophies added a special touch to the entire event, and
Jake's is planning on holding the event in 2011.
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Events For AUGUST 2010 continued
21 - Brent’s Place Kid’s Cure Poker Run Benefit for Kids 720/495-9912
21 - ABATE D-5 Poker Run to Rally on the Plains, Denver to Yuma
CO 720.635.8561
21 - MH H-D Shop Event www.milehighhog.com303/343-3300
21 - Eazin Thunder MC Annual Party 303/916-6381
21 - CMA Loveland Special Youth Challenge Benefit Run, Loveland,
CO 970/237-0425
21 - 23rd Annual POW/MIA Ride, Woodland Park, CO 719/487-8005
www.theverteransrally.org
21 - Rolling Thunder Annual POW Balloon Release, 303/514-7916
21 - Road Warriors MC Annual Old School Run, 720/427-1019
21 - Colorado Freewheeler s 23rd Annual 1000-In-24 Run
303/295-7137 - 303/973-9222
21-9/6 - Colorado State Fair @ Pueblo, CO 800/876-4567
22 - Bushwacker's Post Sturgis Ride & Party 303/722-0280
22 - Rky Mtn HOG Ham & Egg Run www.rmhog.com303/703-2885
22 - DC HOG Family Picnic Day, Golden Gate Park 303/238-0425
22 - 15th Ann'l Tattoo Competition, Cripple Creek, CO 719/487-8005
www.theverteransrally.org
22 - JWP Swap Meet, Twin Drive In, KC, MO 816/228-5811
www.jwswapmeet.com
27-28 - Sun H-D Demo Days, Thornton, CO 303/287-7567
28 - RM HOG LOH Overnighter Run www.rmhog.com 303/703-2885
28 - MH HOG Craig Hospital Motorsports Day 303/343/3300
28 - Susie’s Bar & Grill 3rd Still Kickin' Run, Golden 303/278-9000
28-29 - CitW 13th Ann'l Overnighter to Grand Lake 303/427-1538
www.churchinthewind.com 720/635-2897
28-29 - 3rd Annual Prairie Biker Rally, Morgan County Fairgrounds,
Brush CO 800/354-8689
28-29 - ABATE D-8 Ignacio Bike Rally, Ignacio, CO 970/946-6188
29 - MH HOG Member's Choice Ride www.milehighhog.com
303/340-4982
29 - RM HOG Surprize Run www.rmhog.com 303/703-2885
29 - American Iron MC Poker Run & Party www.aimc-denver.com
720/427-7774
Sept 2010
2-4 - AMCA National Show & Swap, Davenport, IA 800/782-2622
www.antiquemotorcycle.org
2-5 - ABATE All ABATE State Campout, Ignacio, CO 303/789-3264
2-5 - Milwaukee Motorcycle Rally, Milwaukee, WI 800/200-4557
www.road-shows.com
3 - CMA 1st Friday Youth Meeting, location changes
[email protected] 720/748/1789
3-4 - Sun H-D Annual Labor Day Sale Event 303/287-7567
3-6 - Four Corners Bike Rally, Durango/Cortez, CO
www.fourcoernersbikerrally.com
3-6 - Thunder Rally, Loveland, CO 800/805-6467- 970/292-0418
www.thunderintherockies.com
4 - Susie’s Bar & Grill All Day Happ-i-er Hour Golden, CO
303/278-9000
4 - Grace in the Wind Church 2nd Anniversary Celebration, Aurora, CO
303/999-7272
4-5 - The Shop Kustom Kulture Festival, Ventura, CA 805/650-6777
4-6 - SCMA Three Flags Motorcycle Classic, Mexico to Canada
310/437-4116
5 - MDA Miracle Ride of the Rockies - 303/753-8690, 3/287-7567,
3/340-4982
5 - Susie’s Bar & Grill Pre Labor day BBQ & Party, Golden
303/278-9000
September 6 - Labor Day
RIDING BY THE STARS
By Mary O'Gara, Ph.D.
ARIES: You have important relationships that need to be renegotiated
now. Partners, former partners, or
your customers-they all see your
growing and expanding now and need
confirmation that you're still there for
them, still committed. So touch
base-and then you soar and enjoy the
expanding world around you.
TAURUS: Pamper yourself. Spend
a month doing juicy, sensuous things.
Shop for the bike before the 20th, but
shop for the little things that make a
ride comfortable, pleasurable. New
music, soft sheets, beautiful rides and
a hot tub or hot springs afterward.
The world can wait while you give
yourself the lavish care you're more
likely to give to others.
GEMINI: There's a moody touch to
your restlessness this month, and
shopping isn't the answer, doggone it.
Shopping's not a good idea after the
20th-but what you really need to do
this month is spend quiet time getting
in touch with yourself. Take a journal
and ride into the mountains for a day
or just curl up at home and put on
some good music and start changing
life to suit yourself.
CANCER: There's way too much
change around you-people growing,
moving away, moving closer, relationships shifting. And you hate all that
change when it's not something you set
up yourself. Time to expand your horizons, let things simmer while you get
out with a new groups, perhaps a charity ride or joining a few friends to do
community service. Expand your horizons however your heart leads you.
LIBRA: Responsibilities clip your
wings now as you do the balancing act
that lets important people in your life
grow and expand. Romance comes to
you, rides right up to your doorstep this
month, whether it's a new relationship
or an old one heating up again. Indulge
yourself in short rides at sunset and find
places that restore your personal harmony now so you can share everyone
else's excitement.
LEO; It's time for some strategic
financial planning, especially financial
planning, all that detail stuff you'd
rather brush aside. But you're good at
it now, so plan for the year ahead.
Take the computer and ride up into the
mountains if you need a little adventure, but no spending sprees until
you've worked out your priorities for
the year ahead.
SCORPIO: That old motorcycle's just
not what you want any more. You can
replace it now or do upgrades after the
20th. Whatever it takes to make you
feel good when you ride out is worth
doing now. Family and neighborhood
changes are beyond your control, but
not beyond your influence.
VIRGO: Assert yourself this month,
but be willing to rethink your positions
on old issues. Even if you were right
then, things change. But one thing you
can be adamant about: friends don't let
friends ride under the influence. You'll
be glad later for dishing out tough love
now. If you buy some hot new lingerie
now, chances are you'll get to show it
off this month.
SAGITTARIUS: There's not enough
money for your adventures this monthbut you can find what you're looking
for if you ride out on community service rides or just a long trip with a large
group. New people, new conversations, new scenery all take the place of
the lavish spending you'd like to be
doing right now. What you really
crave now is the excitement of new
ideas, even on a budget.
CAPRICORN: Are you feeling the
power? Reaching out to new people?
This could be a trend, you know.
You're making the right connections
at work, thinking in new directions.
Even your rides at the end of the day
should have something new to offer.
This is the time to go for it in all
phases of your life, and it's a longterm trend.
AQUARIUS: There may be a new
romance or a new hobby in your life
this month, but what really counts is
family ties, neighborhood ties-whoever's part of your comfort zone. In
business, partnering and teamwork
bring in the money this month. After
work, ride over to a favorite coffee
shop and hang out with casual
friends, but allow time for a little sensual sharing.
PISCES: Do you feel renewed
now? Is the adrenaline rush back?
Are you yearning for romance or
great music or some other indulgence? Buy something shocking for
you or your bike, but focus now on
listening and communicating as
deeply as possible with your partner
and your customers. You may even
be able to rework old agreements to
everyone's satisfaction now.
AUGUST 2010
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August 2010 - Motorcycle Rider News

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