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weather after attending the 72nd Annual Bike Week in Daytona Beach. What a great time we had! We met some wonderful new friends from across the pond and you can read more about that in Randy's ar-ticle this issue. When we are out at events like this, we are usually working (taking photos, promoting the magazine, talking to potential advertisers and solidifying relationships with existing advertisers), so I usually have tunnel vision. I was hanging out at Roar Motorcycles (waiting for a free chair massage) when someone said Arlen Ness was next door at the Victory dealer. So I hustled to see if I could snap a couple photos with Mr. Ness, but on my way over,

I passed someone that could have been R. Lee Ermey's (a/k/a Gunny from Full Metal Jacket) twin. So I continued inside the Victory dealer but couldn't fi nd Mr. Ness. As I walked around the dealership, I overheard two sales staff talking and looking outside on the street and saying, "they don't know who that is". When I looked, it was R. Lee Ermey himself! I don't get star struck too much, but I watched his shows and have to admit I'm a fan, especially because I have two sons that are Marines. So I walked outside and asked if he would mind taking a photo with me. A couple was standing there wanting the same thing, so we took photos for each other. When I turned around, there was a whole crowd of people stand behind me wanting to talk with Mr. Ermey. It was nice to meet Mr. Ermey. He rides a Victory, as you can imagine.

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The powersports industry came out in force to Indianapolis, Indiana for the Dealernews Magazines 2013 International Powersports Dealer Expo, a professional tradeshow where only dealers,

distributors, aftermarket parts and accessory companies and original equipment manufac-turers are invited. Over 500 exhibitors attended this year and brought over 20,000 new products in the powersports industry ready for you to com-pare. Everything from every day attire, racing wears, hel-mets, dirt bikes, ATVs RTVs, buggies and some custom stuff that was out of this world.

Celebrities from all facets came to the show like SX Leg-end Jeremy McGrath, SX rider Nick Wey, 5-time Dakar Rally winner Cyril Despres and even Tennessee native hotty Heath-er Chastain were seen signing autographs.

The Dealer 100 Awards were announced in our March issue where we mentioned all the dealers in our distribution area. Congratulations to all the dealers.

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If the 72nd Annual Daytona Bike Week is an indi-cation of this years motorcycle industry interest, then things are about to pick up! Mother Nature also helped with an average of 75 degrees and sunny weather for the entire Bike Week event. Several rid-ers stated that was the reason they came down at the last minute. Riders from all over the world came to enjoy what has become known as the Worlds Bike Week and the beginning of riding season.

We stayed at the August Seven Bed & Breakfast. A couple from Maryville, Tennessee and us were the only Americans staying at the B&B. There were cou-ples from Germany, Great Britain, Isle of Mann and

others. We were extremely grateful to meet Paul & Vicki Dia-mond, a British couple who we let borrow our vehicle all week as there were no motorcycles for them to rent in the area.

Roar Motorcycles expanded and moved to Beach Street where there was a noticeably larger crowd and a 20% in-crease in vendors. My wife, Kristin, attended Roars Sister-hood Ride and met some awesome ladies that ride their own

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motorcycle. She had a great time bond-ing with other ladies with the same passion as her. They offer Sisterhood Rides throughout the year; make plans to attend the ride during Biketober-fest. Destination Harley-Davidson, the Daytona International Speedway and many others had more vendors than years past as businesses reached out to get a big start on their bottom line. Several industry leading bike builders were there as well; Arlen Ness (more on him in our next issue), Paul Yaffe, Ed-die Trotta, Dave Perewitz, Paul Teutul Sr. and others came to show off their creations.

This year was different than years past. We made many new friends from around the country and around the world while attending Bike Week. We made as many events and rides as possible including bike shows and con-certs. At Charlie Horse this year, at the All-U-Can-Eat-Crab-Legs, I was out eaten by Uncle Phil Ciufo by one pound and Paul Diamond from Great Britain by three pounds with his total of 13.5 pounds. My Tennessee record of 15 pounds still stands but Charlie Horses all time record is 19 pounds by a lady who lives in Daytona. We have a new favorite restaurant though, Zappis Ital-ian Garden. If you go to Daytona, you cannot miss going there for authentic Italian food and the best pizza in the Daytona area.

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small Gasthaus in the very scenic, very charming hamlet of Bayrischzell, Germa-ny. As we dined on Weinerschnitzel and hot Brats, Robert sampled some of the lo-cal ales; reporting that they were delicious. As we dined, some of the locals were cir-cling overhead in their hang gliders and landed in a picturesque meadow just across the road from us. Watching them in the cloudless sky as they fl oated and rode the rising air currents was the purest form of entertainment. As we wiled away the afternoon and early evening the airmen drifted into the Gasthaus and regaled each other with their recount of the day...in Ger-man.

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plain we needed a room now. She brought the house phone and dialed the number. A very pleasant woman answered the phone in German, and I asked if she spoke Eng-lish. Yes, she replied, and I asked if she had two rooms for the evening. She did have rooms, but they were closed. But, she offered to come to the hotel and open up and let us two rooms if I could meet her at 8:00. I did. We got the keys to two rooms plus the front door of the hotel and she asked if I would mind locking up when I came in for the night, as there would be no one there. I thanked her and tried to pay for our rooms but the Hausfrau told me to just pay her in the morning...and have a good night.

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...continuedthem took my pen and started circling the good spots and told us where to avoid. After nearly an hour, our new found Ger-man friends had completely revised our route and confi rmed some of our destina-tion choices.

The next morning, Robert headed out early to walk around the hamlet of Bay-rischzell and found one of new friends ea-gerly waiting for one of us to come down

to the lobby. He worked across the street from the hotel and had printed out four different trip packets from Google maps for us. After everyones kindness, we de-cided to stay at Bayrischzell an extra night and take in a day tour to the Hintertuxer Gletscher in Austria.

Our ride to the glacier was stunning. The highpoint of this day trip was a ride on 3 separate trams to the top of the moun-tain. At one point, near the top, our ascent was nearly vertical. As we rode silently up the mountain we were treated to even more stunning views, waterfalls from the

still melting snow pack, and even cows grazing on tiny patches of land not much larger than the cows themselves. When we left the foot of the glacier, the temperature was nearly 90 degrees. When we exited the last tram car at the top of the glacier (literally, as the tallest peak was only 20 or 30 feet above us) the temperature had dropped to the low 40s. And we didnt bring any jackets either. Atop the moun-

tain the snow was deep and even though it was August, there were skiers swoosh-ing down some of the slopes. Our descent was a bit more harrowing than the ascent but still worth all 25 Euro we paid for the round trip. Back at the bottom of the gla-cier it was hot again and we suited up and headed back to Bayrischzell for another great meal and good night sleep. With air conditioning a scarce commodity in Eu-rope we were grateful for the cool night.

Thursday morning found us hitting the starter buttons around 0900 under-neath clear, cool skies. We pointed our two BMWs toward the east intending to ride the rest of the Deutsch Alpenstrasse through Bertschesgaden, and a visit to the Eagles Nest; Hitlers mountaintop retreat. As we got closer to the Austrian border I led us on a wild goose chase and ended up missing the Nest, but managed to salvage the day with some more spectacular roads. I did manage to fi nd the road across Gross-glockner Pass, a toll road through the pass to the Alps highest mountain. We paid our 22 Euro and hadnt ridden more than a quarter mile past the toll booth before the skies opened up and started a steady downpour. Finding a pull off, we donned our rain gear and let the ABS and traction control safely help us across the nearly 50 km toll road. As luck would have it, the rain missed the last 5 km of toll road which was sinfully curvy, and dry. I did a couple of spirited runs up and down the dry pavement to try to salvage some of the days riding.

At the end of the toll road was a traffi c circle with a sign pointing to the Pasterze glacier. With not much to lose, we headed

the bikes up the road which offered good surface and great scenery. It also led us to the glacier; and more rain. While the Grossglockner pass and mountain may be stunning the glacier was more anticlimac-tic after visiting the Hintertuxer. But the visit was free and it was worth the ride up and back.

Leaving the pass and the toll road be-hind we worked our way into Italy and some better weather. The rain stopped and so did we at the Passo Giau. There, like so many places in Europe, is a small Gasthaus and restaurant. Primarily fi lled with bikers, we took a break and enjoyed a couple of beverages and the best apple Strudel in all of the Alps. I would go back there just for that! While the rain had stopped, the skies were still overcast and gloomy so we decided to press on and hope for better weather. An hour or so lat-er revealed sunny skies again and we rode in warmth to our lodging for the night; Merano, Italy.

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Easyriders Bike ShowNashville, Tennessee


The Easyrider Bike Show in Nash-ville, TN began with controversy that seems to follow it. They posted No Col-ors (no motorcycle club attire) may enter the show. This set off a very alarming signal to all clubs that wear patches and many boycotted the event. However, there were a couple people spot-ted wearing theirs inside while others were not allowed to enter.

The event featured motorcycles from all around Nashville and several from outside the area. Celebrities included Sons of An-archy, Opie (Ryan Hurst), Full Throttles Mike and Angie Bal-lard. Several vendors came with their wears and motorcycle acces-sories.

This was a fi rst for the Nashville area and the event brought out many riders from around the area.


Daytona International Speedway Played Host to the Daytona 200 Week

By The Mag Man, Randy GracyHost to the Daytona 200 Week

By The Mag Man, Randy GracyHost to the Daytona 200 Week

Cameron Beaubier won the 72nd DAYTONA 200 aboard his Y.E.S Graves Yamaha YZF-R6 in the famous 200-mile race. Beaubier earned pole and led much of the race by a wide margin, putting his stamp on a GEICO Motorcycle AMA Pro Road Racing event that many racing legends have claimed for themselves over the years. He nearly lapped the entire fi eld up to fi fth place and won by 22.254 seconds. The 20-year-old set a high mark as he begins the 2013 AMA Pro season with a stellar race. He led all but seven laps, taking the lead for the last on lap 21 and never look-

ing back.His teammate Garrett Gerloff fi nished second, ahead of Bobby Fong of the RMR/Triple Crown team. Two women fi n-

ished inside the top 10, with Elena Myers (Sturgess Cycle Triumph) getting the nod over Melissa Paris (MPH Racing.)

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RoadRace Factory rider Tomas Puerta won Saturdays AMA Pro Motorcycle-Su-perstore.com SuperSport Race Two at Daytona International Speedway. CJ Weaver on the Napa Auto-sponsored Yamaha managed second while Corey Alexander on the National Guard/Celtic Racing Su-zuki team took third.

Many riders, including Stefano Mesa, Jeffrey Tigert, and Hayden Gillim, took a turn at the front. One of the impressive riders was Sebastiao Ferreira from Brazil on his BP Racing machine that chased Puerta late. After a red fl ag on lap one, the race shaped up as the typical Daytona draft-fest. The top 12 fi nished within three seconds of Puerta.

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ond place and assuming Josh Hayes was a lock for fi rst place and the championship this year had their thoughts shattered as Hayes had DNFs in both races.

In the fi nal race, Martin Cardenas celebrated a spectacular victory in his fi rst weekend with the storied Yoshimura Suzuki squad. Monster Energy Graves Yamaha teammate of Josh Hayes, Josh Herrin took second. Herrin nearly crashed out on lap 10, running off in Turn 1. He re-entered the race with any other incident but had to chase down and pass Larry Pegram on the Foremost Insurance Pegram Racing Yamaha YZF-R1.

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The 2013 AMA Monster Energy Supercross season has passed the halfway point and there is a new points leader with Kawasakis Ryan Villopo-to. The two time defending champion has took control of the championship in dominating fashion.

Villopoto started gaining momen-tum and steady points on Rockstar Suzukis Davi Millsaps around the half way mark of the series. The #1 Kawasaki of Villopoto was waiting for a mistake on Millsaps, and it came at the most grueling race of the season. Since January, Millsaps commanded and held the red plate, it only took 27 minutes to see it disappear at round 10 in Daytona. Villopoto capitalized on a bad start by Millsaps and took the points and the red plate back on his #1 Kawasaki.

Red Bull KTMs Ryan Dungey has been the silent assassin of the series. The always consistent Minnesota na-tive has been keeping Villopoto honest throughout the series. The KTM team has been working hard on Dungeys set up, going back and forth from air to spring shocks. When the track gets rougher, Dungey gets faster, and will keep pressuring Villopoto all the way to the end in Las Vegas. Dungey took 2nd place in the points while Millsaps fought back valiantly, but eventually succumbed to 4th place and lost valu-

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able points. Yoshimiras James Stew-art has found his mojo with a win in Atlanta, and could be the spoiler in the championship.

The 250 East division has fi nally witnessed the speed of a healthy Wil Hahn. The Geico Honda rider has upset the title favorite Monster En-ergy Kawasakis Dean Wilson with two straight up wins. Red Bull KTMs Marvin Musquin notched two wins as well and narrowed the points gap. With only three rounds to go, the race for the 250 East championship is in the fi nal stretch. Dean Wilson suffered an injury in Indianapolis and will miss the rest of the series with a punctured lung and broken ribs.

250 West stars Eli Tomac and Ken Roczen have been getting their feet wet in the 450 class on the East Coast. Both riders have ran up front and proving notice that they will be on fac-tory teams when they move up to the big boy class full time. They return to battle it out for their championship when the series moves back West in Minneapolis.

The 2013 season has seen many ups and downs this year. It will be remembered as the year Kevin Wind-ham hung up his boots. Chad Reed has yet to get a win and is now the el-der statesman of Supercross. The self employed rider wants to keep his Two

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450SX Class Season Standings # Rider Points1 Ryan Villopoto 2272 Davi Millsaps 2183 Ryan Dungey 2104 Chad Reed 1785 Justin Barcia 1686 Trey Canard 1657 James Stewart 155

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2013 EVENTS APRILApr 5: WET T-SHIRT CONTEST at Dilleng-ers The Hideout, Bon Aqua, TN.

Apr 5-7: Round 2 at Silver Point MX Park, 10900 Monroe Henley Ridge Rd, Silver Point. 931-265-1840. No quads. NMA Qualifi er 3 day event.

Apr 6: 2ND ANNUAL TWIST-A-GRIP Cy-cle Swap Meet & Cruise-In. Buy, Sell, Trade. Live music. Vendor space for $20. Fish Fry, drinks. Call or email to reserve your space now. Rain date April 7. Bikers Service Cen-ter, 972 N Broad St, Lexington. 731-249-9200 or [email protected] or www.southernmotorsllc.com

Apr 6: BULL MOOSE BBQ & CHARITY POKER RUN at Bumpus H-D, 325 S Byhalia Rd, Collierville. Benefi ts Relay for Life and local charities. Fee includes BBQ plate at last stop. Live bands, kids area, rain or shine, cars welcome. $25/rider and $20/passen-ger. KSU at 11am. 901-282-6138 or www.mytnbbq.com

Apr 6: CHAIN OF HOPE RIDE for miss-ing Jennifer & Adrianna Wix missing since March 2004. Registration begins at 11:00 am, KSU at 12:00 pm. Rain date: April 13. Meet at Kmart Parking Lot, Long Hollow Pk, Goodlettsville. Your donation will help raise awareness and the reward to bring them home. 615-767-9229.

Apr 6: JERRILYN POKER RUN at the Cor-ner Pub in Mt. Juliet. Registration at 9:30 am, KSU at 12:30 pm. End at Shooters Sports Bar, Hermitage. Food & Beverage starting at 3pm. Events inside start at 5pm. Giveaways,

live auction, live entertainment. www.face-book.com/forjerrilyn. Proceeds will be used to cover medical expenses for Jerrilyn.

Apr 13: HERO RIDE 2013 at Southern Thunder H-D, Southhaven, MS. Ends at Re-cycle Biker Shop in Collierville, TN. Benefi t-ting Midsouth Wounded Warriors. Contact Recycle Biker Shop FMI 901-861-0130. Registration starts at 9:30am. All vehicles welcome. $15/bike, $5/pass, $25/vehicle. KSU 10:30am. www.southernthunderhd.com

Apr 13: RIBS, RIDIN' & ROCKIN FOR RELAY at 1510 E Wood St, Paris Conv Ctr/Hampton Inn at 9am. BBQ, Rock & Roll concert, poker run, door prizes, si-lent auction, cash prizes for 1st, 2nd and worst hand. Entry fee $20 per bike, plus $10 per passenger. T-shirts $15, Tickets for concert $10. www.facebook.com/#!/events/445051832220511/

Apr 13: HIGH ON THE HOG RIDE FOR KIDS PEDIATRIC BRAIN TUMOR FOUN-DATION. 1561 Phillip Fulmer Pkwy, Win-chester. FBO at 9am. $15 per rider/$5 per passenger and includes lunch. Door prizes, cash awards for best poker hand. FMI 931-225-8399 or webpages.charter.net/gwrratng

Apr 20: CMT/ABATE Tri County Swap Meet at Lane Motor Museum, 702 Mur-freesboro Pike, Nashville. 9am-4pm. Rain or shine. Indoor/Outdoor vendors. Only $7 adm. (615) 944-9797 or [email protected] or www.cmtabate.com

Apr 20: HAWGS FOR DAWGS at Animal Attractions, 300 W. 12th St, Columbia. KSU at 10am and ends with BBQ and prize drawings. (931) 380-0322 or www.ani-malattractiontn.com

Apr 20: CMT/ABATE Caney Fork Bike/Car Show & Swap Meet, 9am-6pm. Vendors, food, music, Trophies for winners and best in class. Ride in only and $10 per bike. TN National Guard Armory, 100 Transport Dr, Gordonsville. [email protected]

Apr 20: LOS CAZADORES LEMC MAKE-A-WISH BENEFIT at the Haystack, 6560 US Hwy 51 N, Millington. Sponsored b the Memphis Police Assn. 50/50 prizes and 42" fl atscreen TN. Music by Nuttin Fancy. Rain date 5/11/13. $15 per sheet. Registration at 10:30am, KSU at 12pm. Call 931-872-0567.

Apr 27: INDOOR MOTORCYCLE RACES at Calsonic Arena, Shelbyville. Bike Show, Swap meet. Gates: 10am, $10 admission. www.bothbarrels.us or call 615-364-1828.

Apr 27: BIKE SHOW & SWAP MEET at Bumpus Murfreesboro, 2250 NW Broad St, Murfreesboro. Free admission. Bike show registration $20 includes t-shirt. 17 classes. $100 cash for top bike in each class. $500 for best of show. Trophies awarded. Registration 10am-12pm. Judging at noon. Awards at 3pm. www.bumpusharleymur-freesboro.com

Apr 27: POKER RUN FOR MARY TIDWELL and Southern Steel & Nick Matthews Band performing at Dillengers The Hideout, Bon Aqua.

Apr 27-28: Round 3 at Silver Point MX Park, 10900 Monroe Henley Ridge Rd, Sil-ver Point. 931-265-1840. No quads.

Apr 27: SPRING FLING BIKE SHOW & RODEO, 2950 Hwy 46S, Dickson. Registra-tion at 9am. Donation of $10 suggested for bike show, $5 for rodeo. Admission $5 with

a canned food donation. Vendors and live music. 615-630-0146.

MAYMay 3-5: INAUGURAL BOOGIE LOO Mo-torcycle Rally 115 Waterloo Rd, Cookev-ille. Live entertainment, $30/pers, free hot showers and camping. Must be 21 or older. www.junebugboogie.com

May 3-5: Round 4 at Silver Point MX Park, 10900 Monroe Henley Ridge Rd, Silver Point. 931-265-1840. No quads. NMA quali-fi er 3 day event.

May 10-12: CMT/ABATE LIBERTY RALLY VII, Event to raise funds to protect the freedom of TN Motorcyclists at Jackson County Fairgrounds. $10 per person/$15 per couple. Under 16 free accompanied by parent. Free vendor set up with one free admission. Free rustic camping, food, music. First points rodeo of the 2013 season. 931-879-3899

May 11: 5th Annual HANDLEBARS & HOTRODS and 110TH ANNIVERSARY PARTY at Bumpus H-D Memphis, 2106 Whitten Rd, Memphis. 901-372-1121. Car show, bike show, trophies, live music, food, beverage, door prizes. $1 per people's choice vote. Proceeds to Bartlett Exchange Club Family Center.

May 11: HANDLEBARS & HORSEPOWER Car & Bike Show & Swap Meet at T&A Cycles, 112 S. Maple St, Lebanon. Bring out that hot bike or cool car/truck and have a great time with great people. Food, enter-tainment, door prizes, 50/50 cash drawing, vendors, and more! 615-444-8959.

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TENNESSEEWEST AND MIDDLE TN

2013 EVENTS MAYMay 11: SMITH/WILSON CMT/ABATE RIDE FOR LIBERTY POKER RUN at Smitty's Bar & Grill on the Hill, 1960 Mur-freesboro Rd Lebanon. 9am CDT. 615-310-3436

May 16-19: HAWG HOLLER in Atwood. www.hawgholler.net

May 17-19:WINGSTOCK XIII in Fayette-ville, 27 Berryhill Lane. May 18 @ 10am-Free Charity Dice Run & Party with raffl e. LBO at 11am, LBI @ 2:30pm. BBQ plates, beverages, biker games, chicken drop, auc-tion, 50/50, free primitive camping, no hookups, over 21 YO only. www.facebook.com/Wingstock4Charity

May 18: SMITH WILSON CMT/ABATE SWAP MEET & BIKE SHOW, 1960 Mur-freesboro Rd, Lebanon. Gates open at 9am. Bike show entry fee $5 with awards. Vendor fee $20. General adm $5. (615) 310-3436.

May 18: SPECIAL FORCES MEMORIAL RIDE, starts at Appleton H-D, 2501 Hwy 41A Byp, Clarksville. Registration at 12pm, KSU at 1pm. Ride ends with food. (931) 237-0951.

May 24-26: THUNDER ON THE ROCK Music Festival & Bike Rally. Bands & games, day & night, bike show, vendors, bike games, cold beer, RV hook ups. Special guests: 38 Special, The Kentucky Headhunters, Big Engine and Geneva. Advance tickets $40, At the gate $60. (423) 290-2166 or [email protected] or www.thunderontherock.net.

May 24-27: HOGFEST in Pelham. www.hog-festoftn.com

JUNEJun 15: LYNCHBURG MOTORCYCLE RALLY at 45 Park Alley, Lynchburg. Gates open at 7:00 am. Includes vendors, stunt show, races, scheduled rides, and a bike show with several classes. Admission to vendor display is free. Vendors set up opens at 3:00 pm on the 14th. (931) 759-4848 or www.lynchburgchoppers.com.

Jun 20-24: JUNEBUG BOOGIE in Cookev-ille. www.junebugboogie.com

Jun 29: MOTORCYCLE RODEO at N-82 Gymnasium Parking Lot, 7915 Memphis Ave, Millington. 9am-1pm. (901) 604-4437 or [email protected]

EAST TN2013 EVENTS APRIL

Apr 1: APRIL FOOL'S RIDE at Smoky Mountain Harley-Davidson, Maryville. $35 per rider includes t-shirt, dinner, bonfi re & live entertainment. Registration form avail-able in-store or online at www.smh-d.com. On-site registration begins at 5pm, KSU at 6pm.

Apr 4: BIKE NIGHT KICK-OFF with Hardwired at Quaker Steak & Lube, 5616 Merchants Center Blvd, Knoxville. www.quakersteakandlube.com/knoxville_tn/ 865-687-0399. Each bike night enter for your chance to win a new 2012 Harley-Da-vidson 6p-8p, drawing for fi nalist at 10pm.

Apr 6: 1ST ANNUAL LCpl. FRANKIE WATSON SCHOLARSHIP FUND BEN-EFIT RIDE. Registration 12:00 pm-1:30 pm, KSU 2:00 pm. Check in location TBA. Rain date: 4/13/13. Cars and bikes welcome.

Registration fee day of event $20/driver and $15/passenger. Lunch and concert only $7 per person.

Apr 6: NCAA FINAL FOUR CELEBRA-TION at Quaker Steak & Lube, Knoxville.

Apr 8: NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP CELEBRA-TION at Quaker Steak & Lube, Knoxville.

Apr 11: COYOTE JOE'S BIKE NIGHT KICK OFF with the Dead Millionaires. En-ter every bike night for a chance to win a new Harley! 5640 Clinton Hwy, Knoxville. 865-689-9722

Apr 12: EAST TN HARLEY OWNERS GROUP (H.O.G.) 25TH ANNIVER-SARY at Knoxville H-D West. For active H.O.G. Chapter Members Only. www.har-leyofknoxville.com

Apr 12: OSKIES BIKE NIGHT SEASON KICK OFF with Prizes, 1/2 price appetiz-ers every bike night. JD Cable & The Empty Bottle Band performing. Alchemy Mobile Tattoo appearing at bike nights. 155 West End Ave, Knoxville. 865-675-0900 and Face-book.

Apr 12-13: 2 WHEEL'N THE SMOKIES BIKE SHOW, Drive & Rally in Townsend. Family-friendly events, vendors, raffl es, contests, seminars, kid's activities, rides, swap meet, seminars, activities & more! www.2wheelnthesmokies.com or 800-487-3333.

Apr 13: ANDERSON COUNTY TOY RUN-Ring in Spring Poker Run. 1st-Maggies, Har-riman. 2nd- Dawgs, Lansing. 3rd-Mountain Top Inn, Rockwood. 4thV-FW, Harriman. Fi-nal Stop TBD. Registration 11am, LBO 1pm, all hands in by 5:30. $5 per hand, cash prize

for best hand. 50/50 and door prizes. Food provided. Rain or shine. 865-382-0727 or www.andersoncountytoyrun.org

Apr 18: MOTORCYCLE BOOT CAMP at Knoxville H-D, Clinton Hwy, Knoxville. www.harleyofknoxville.com

Apr 20: GRAINGER COUNTY HUMANE SOCIETY RIDE FOR PAWS & CLAWS, 2704 E. AJ Hwy, Morristown. 90+ mile ride ending at Rising Moon Saloon, Cor-ryton for lunch, silent auction and live music. Free T-shirts while supplies last with ride package. Pet Adoption on site. Pre-approved vendors welcome. Ride Cost: $20-$30. KSU @ 12:00 pm. 865-567-0050 or [email protected] or www.graingercountyhumanesociety.org

Apr 20: Freedom Riders MC Make A Wish Poker Run and Charity Event. Starts at Thunder Creek H-D, Chattanooga. Regis-tration begins at 10:30 am. The event will include raffl es. (423) 802-9213.

Apr 28: RICH LEATHER Swap Meet 11am-4pm. 271 W. Old Andrew Johnson Hwy, Jef-ferson City. 865-475-5900

Apr 28: COAST IN FOR AUTISM LUAU with live music, food, auction, free stuff at Coyote Joe's, 5640 Clinton Hwy, Knoxville.

MAYMay 4: JUVENILE DIABETES RESEARCH FOUNDATION RIDE FOR A CURE host-ed by Whitwell High School. Cost is $10 per bike with all proceeds going to JDRF. The 133 mile police escorted ride will have 2 stops before returning to the school when lunch will be served. T-shirts available for purchase. (423) 321-2376.

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EAST TN2013 EVENTS MAY

May 4: VOLUNTEER THUNDER H.O.G. Chapter Fundraiser-Yard Sale, 8am-3pm. All proceeds will benefi t the Volunteer Thunder H.O.G. Chapter. Lots of Harley parts and merchandise donated and miscel-laneous stuff. Knoxville H-D North, 5800 Clinton Hwy, Knoxville.

May 16-19: TELLICO BIKER RALLY, Spring event, benefi ting Combat Casualty Relief Fund. Free camping & fi rewood at bike camping area only. Karaoke during day. Biker games, prizes, showers, RV & Trailer Camp-ing area free with ticket. Burnout competi-tion, huge bike show and awards ceremony. Vendors galore! Jasmine Cain, Southbound, C.A.B. and John Gilmore performing (more bands TBA!) Catch and release tournament. Advance tickets $25, At gate $40, one day ticket at gate. No weapons. Rally sponsors welcome! No one under 21 allowed. No ATVs. (423) 337-8390 or www.tellicobiker-rally.com and Facebook. 801 Steer Creek Rd, Tellico Plains.

May 19: ASPHAULT ASSAULT (BIKE WARS) & BIKE SHOW at Knoxville Dragway, 160 Raceway Dr, Maynardville. Bracket racing. Gates open at 9:30 am. Preadmission $10/at the gate $12. Pre-registration and regis-tration $20. Proceeds to Boys & Girls Club of Blount County. (865) 405-6862.

May 24-26: MEMORIAL MAYHEM at Smoky Mountain Harley-Davidson, Maryville. 24th-Leon Russell, 25th-Shooter Jennings & The Triple Crown, 24th-26-Wall of Death Stunt Show hourly. www.SMH-D.com

May 26: SMOKY MOUNTAIN THUNDER MEMORIAL RIDE XIII. Opening ceremony starts at 10AM at Sevier County Court-

house. KSU at 11AM. Police escorted 65 mile ride to Grainger County Veterans Overlook. (865) 453-6532 or www.smoky-mountainthunder.net

May 28-Jun 2: TN STATE H.O.G. RALLY hosted by Smoky Mountain Harley-David-son, Maryville. www.tnstatehogrally.com

May 30-Jun 2: HOG RALLY WEEKEND with music & dancing at Coyote Joes, 5640 Clinton Hwy, Knoxville. 865-689-9722.

JUNEJun 1: FACES RIDE 4 SMILES $1,000 Poker Run, Thunder Creek H-D, 7720 Lee Hwy, Chattanooga. Registration/FBO 10:30, LBO at 12:00. 423-266-1632 or www.ride4smiles.org

Jun 7-9: CHOO CHOO CLASSIC AUTO EXPO, car & bike swap meet, collector car auction, open car & bike show. Located at Chattanooga Auto Auction, 2120 Stein Dr, Chattanooga. Consignment/Vendor/Show Info call Mark Ward 731-225-6025. www.choochooclassicauto.com

Jun 13-16: BIG TWIN BLOWOUT #12 at Coyote Joes, 5640 Clinton Hwy, Knoxville. 865-689-9722. This will be our Biggest & Loudest ever!

ALABAMA2013 EVENTS APRIL

Apr 4-7: BOOGIE BOTTOMS RALLY in Cleveland. www.rallybytheriver.com

Apr 13: WE LOVE BOOBIES POKER RUN - presented by Boozefi ghters MC. Starts at North Alabama Biker Supply, 6398 Uni-versity Dr, Huntsville. Sign up at 9:30am, FBO at 10:30. Raffl es, 50/50 & more. Boozefi [email protected]

Apr 13: Motorcycle Skills Course at the Dodge City Travel Center, Hanceville (benefi ting Cullman Caring for Kids Food Bank). Registration 8-10am, seminar starts at 10am. Entry fee is $20 per rider (includes t-shirt & lunch). All participants are to w

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Southern Biker Magazine April 2013