November 2015 • Issue #193 - Wheels on the Road Magazine

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Published Since November 1999
November 2015 • Issue 193 • Still $3 bucks
Standing Up For Our 2nd Amendment Rights!
Happy Thanksgiving
Published by a
South Florida
Moto-Journalist
- Since 1971 -
THIS MONTH’S CONTRIBUTORS: Axman, Charley Blackwolf,
Chuck Lehmann, Cookie Dee, Doob, Doug Scofield, Drew Peterson,
Frank T, Fern, Freddy J, Gabe Carrera, Huck, Jack Jr., Killer Chuck, MM,
Sharon, Stormy, Tattoo Dave, Willie Woo, Coco Puff & Mickey Bear!!!
In loving memory of Bernie, Chrissy, Clay, Big Ed, Bob Amchir, Animal, Ricky, Pervert, Roger-Kenny & Pauly 1%’ers, Mojo, Vinny Margotta, Poppy, Gunslinger, “Louie”, Davida, Daldone, Irene Powell, Dave Carter & Phil Peterson
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Around So Fla
Mr. P.
by Miami Mike, Publisher
MiamiMike@wheelsontheroad.com
It was a well
deserved send off
for the man who put
Harley-Davidson
motorcycles on the
map in South
Florida. For over 50
years Phil Peterson
earned the respect
and admiration of 1000’s upon 1000’s
of bikers, not only from here in South
Florida but from all over the world.
He was a truly generous and awesome person that made everyone who
ever met him feel as though they were
part of his family... and in many ways
that was true. I would bet my
motorcycle on that. His wallet was
open to those who were in need. For
years, when Phil was in his office he
would receive calls from many local
charities asking for a gift (or even a
motorcycle) to raffle off for this or
that charity, and more often than not
they would get something to raise
money for their charity. On more than
a few occassions, when I lived a lot
closer to the north store, I would stop
by and shoot the bull with Phil in his
2nd floor office overlooking the
showroom. Every time... and I mean
EVERY time I was there he would
get a call from someone asking for
this or that. I never heard him say no
except one time when someone from
the Dade County Democratic party
asked him to bring a new bike out to
some golf course and sponsor a hole
in one event... and pay for the $1500
insurance as well. His answer did not
go over too well with them at all.
But he did give to hundred’s of
charities over the years and he helped
get 1000’s of new riders on a Harley.
If Phil Peterson was not the person he
was, I bet more than a few people
would either not be riding or be riding
a Honda or Yamahaha!
Phil of course (and now his kids)
have given the Toy Run bike every
year since that first Sportster 28 years
ago. In the beginning Phil donated the
bike himself, than Fort Lauderdale,
and now Chester’s go in half on the
bike with ALL the money raised
going to Joe Dimaggio Children’s
Hospital. And for years, until his
unfortunate accident, Phil would have
a pocket full of toy run tickets and
would hawk them to everyone who
came up to him. One year I remember
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counting tickets with him in his office
to make sure every one was accounted for. He ended up selling
almost $20,000 worth, and that was
before he started mailing booklets to
his HOG members. And he expecially
loved to pull that winning ticket at
the north store. He made a production
of it by not just pulling the 3 winning
tickets but for a few years he would
give out a few hundred dollars worth
of t-shirts, hats, gloves, key chains,
and all sorts of giveaways so
everyone went home a winner.
He was one of a kind - I won’t be
meeting another Phil Peterson in my
lifetime... it will be your very good
luck if you do.
So this takes me to the memorial
celebration and ride in his honor.
Well over 500 friends and relatives
were at the north store on October
24th at 11AM to hear CMA pastor
“Bifer” (who rode down from Ocala
just for Phil) give a terrific eulogy
about Phil. Then Phil’s favorite son
(I’m just kidding Drew) read the
speech he had read at Phil’s funeral a
few weeks prior. It was hard not to
hold back tears as he read his speech,
for him as well as most everyone
under the tent. A few other friends
got up and said a few more words
about Phil then right afterwards
everyone got on their bikes and
proceeded out to Cafe’ 27 where I
had previously placed Phil’s granite
mounted bronze plaque at the
Motorcyclist’s Memorial Gardens.
Cafe’ 27 put out a lunch buffet
compliments of the Peterson’s. Drew
got on stage and gave short speech
about his dad and then invited
everyone to the memorial gardens for
the unveiling of Phil’s plaque.
Phil would have approved... even if
there may have been a Democrat or
two in the crowd.
Other events that Sharon and I
attended this past month were the
Grand Opening of the Mystic Seven’s
new clubhouse in Pompano. After a
month of the guys renovating the bare
walls warehouse it was time to show
it off! All I can say (well I could say
a lot...) is what a hell of a really great
job they did. Beautiful bar, drop
ceiling, professional paint job,
enclosed duct work, a real nice
bathroom - too nice to use it so I peed
outside against the wall (just kidding..) this is one of the nicest
clubhouses in town. And of course
what is a Mystic Seven party without
a ton of food! And as the trays
enptied they were refilled before you
could say, “is there any more pasta”?
Don’t be a stranger when they start
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RIDING, DOWN SOUTH
“In Loving Memory of My Dad”
By Axman... Axman@axmanpictures.com
The last event I covered in September
took place at Cowboy’s Saloon in Davie on
Sunday (09/20). The Keltics MC had
invited everybody to come out and join in
their “Ride em’ Hard Pardee 5". As usual,
tons of people followed their invitation and
the parking lot and the bar filled up in
hurry. The bar inside is huge enough to
offer enough room to accommodate a large
crowd. The best thing is that the girls
behind the different bars are very efficient
and on top of everything very nice to look
at. Soulicide entertained the masses like no
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other band can. Everybody had a great time and
nobody seemed to want to leave the party,
including myself. I would like to take this
opportunity to personally thank Beacon as he took
care of my bar bill that day. Thank you Beacon!
That was very
kind of you and
very much
appreciated. On
behalf of Mater
and the members
of the Keltics
MC, I want to
thank everybody
that came out in
support of their event.
On Saturday (10/03) the day my wife and I have
been waiting for so long had finally arrived. It was
the day before Vicky’s birthday and our cruise was
about to start. Both of us had been working hard
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$25 bucks after all the years
you’ve been reading WOTR for
free? And eventually, when
WOTR is not around you will
only have yourself to blame.
leading up to the day of departure. I spent crazy
long hours at the office in order to transfer files and
get shipments set up. I finally left the office Friday
after 1:00 a.m.,
knowing that I
had done what I
could to ensure
that my coworkers would
not be too
overwhelmed
with the work I
had left for them
while I was out having fun. My wife found us that
great deal on Norwegian Cruise Lines for a seven
days cruise with a room with a small patio and free
unlimited ( and I mean unlimited) booze.
The last time I completely disconnected was about
sixteen years ago. Our last cruise dates back even
twenty two years when Vicky and I were on our
Honeymoon. By speaking of Honeymoon, we met a
young Chinese couple that just got married on board
the first day of the cruise. A friend of theirs was
taking their wedding photos. Obviously, I could not
help myself and I took some snaps as well. I showed
them the photos in my camera, handed them my
business card and I offered to send them some of the
images free of charge as long as they sent me a
message with their e-mail address. Every time they
saw me, they started yelling my name “Hey
Axman” across the bars and pool followed by
frantic waiving at me which called for more photos.
I certainly did not expect to hear my name called on
ship with four thousand strangers.
The Norwegian Getaway is a beautiful ship. It is
about two years old. The food and service was
impeccable. We opted to up-grade our food package
which was money well spent. It allowed us to dine
in the Japanese Restaurant for Vicky’s Birthday, a
French and an Italian restaurant and for the last
night on board we selected the Steak House. My
God, the food was absolutely incredible. The
entertainment was exceptionally great as well. In
addition to that we booked excursions in St. Thomas, Tortola and
Nassau. In St. Thomas and Tortola we booked a trip on an open bus
that took us all around the islands and to some very nice beaches. The
scenery on these two islands was spectacular and it made for some
great Kodak moments. In Nassau, we had booked the Aquaventure
Waterpark at Atlantis. I was really looking forward to using all these
great slides and to see the Aquarium but I got really sick so we had to
cut our stay. The next morning I woke up around 5:30 a.m. We had
just passed Fisher Island and I saw the port of Miami. Seeing all the
containers, ships and cranes, I knew that reality got me back.
Nevertheless, it was a great experience and we will make sure to
book a cruise at least once a year. We were really able to recharge
our batteries. I have to thank one of my coworkers in particular. Anna
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SFPC NOW!
by “Tattoo Dave” Amchir
TattooDaveWog@aol.com
National President:
Wings of Gold MC
Chief Director:
SFPC Toys in the Sun Run
In Memory of
Bob Amchir
As the Toy Run inches closer, I want to
talk about those wanting to become SFPC
VIP Riders. For questions concerning the
SFPC VIP, contact Lisa Quinter at
toyrunvipsales@gmail.com. Purchases
can be made at Chester’s Ft.Laud. HarleyDavidson in Sunrise, at the retail counter
or purchased online at
www.toysinthesunrun.com and click on
the VIP Info Ornament. The cost is $100
for a single rider or $150 for a rider &
passenger. VIP includes a breakfast at
Mardi Gras Casino, VIP lunch at
Markham Park at the VIP tent, VIP
parking, an official souvenir Toy Run tshirt, a commemorative Toy Run pin and
more! You will be located towards the
front of the police escorted parade. To become a HOG VIP, contact
Scott Thomas at SRTASI@bellsouth.net or call 954-345-6990. You can
purchase these tickets at Chester’s and both Peterson’s Harley-Davidson
dealerships in Miami, as well as Dynasty Cycles in Coral Springs. The
cost is $30 for a rider and $30 for a passenger. To become an Import VIP
Rider, contact Janet Regaldo at 305-822-6808. To purchase tickets, you
can visit Friction Zone Motorsports in Miami. The cost is $30 for a rider
and $30 for a passenger. The Import VIP Rider package includes a
continental breakfast at the store the morning of the Toy Run and a
Friction Zone Holiday Shirt. Location for both HOG and Import VIP
Riders is towards the front of the parade, ahead of General Admission.
The 28th Annual SFPC Toys in the Sun Run is taking place on
Sunday, December 6, 2015. If anyone is unable to attend this year’s
event, but you still would like to make a donation, a new link has been
added to every page of the website (www.toysinthesunrun.com). Please
feel free to pass this information around to all your friends and family
via email or post on your favorite Social Media! Donations of any
amount are accepted and appreciated! So please visit the website for all
the latest information pertaining to the toy run!
Now, for anyone not aware of what happened at the Pembroke Pines
Hooters Wednesday night Bike Night - that it has been cancelled or
suspended – however you want to call - This is what happened about 6
weeks ago. The video evidence released by the police department (shot
by one of the bikers with a GoPro camera mounted to his helmet),
clearly shows a group of sport bikes leaving Hooters and heading East
on Pines Blvd. While sitting at a red traffic light, a cop rolls through the
light with his lights and siren on heading to a call, which just happened
to be another motorcycle accident down the road. As the video shows,
the lead bike suddenly decides to blow the red light and pursue the cop.
Then the group also blows the red light and follows. What I was
“unofficially” told (that is not seen in the video or officially reported), is
that the lead bike got alongside of the cop (while still heading to his
call), got his attention, flipped him off, then pulled a wheelie and pulled
away. The biker quickly lost control of his bike and crashed into an
object or pole on the side of the road and subsequently died. The video
shows the group rolling up to the stopped police car and the biker down
on the side of the road.
His death and the fact that the video
footage shows them
pulling out from
Hooters Bike Night is
what got the event
shut down. The city
came out and cited
numerous code violations,
including no permits, and
forced Hooters to shut the
event down.
With bikes continuing to roll
in week after week anyway, they
decided to have police come out and block exits and set up a “safety
inspection” which has resulted in numerous citations and some arrests.
The news reported that this has been going on for about 5 weeks or so.
The disrespect of the sport bikes riding wheelies and high speeds down
Pines and through residential areas has been an issue over the years, and
this death was the final straw!
Until next month…B-Cool Tattoo Dave Amchir
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Good
News
By Doug Scofield
DougWOTR@gmail.com
November is the month that we come
together as family and friends to give
thanks for all that we have been given. It
may surprise some; but we have not earned
anything without the gifts and talents that
our Creator has blessed us with. It’s the
one time in the year that many take the
time to actually thank God for the food
that is placed in front of them which in
reality is a meal fit for a king.
From My Utmost For His Highest by
Oswald Chambers:
The Bible does not say that God
punished the human race for one man’s
sin, but that the nature of sin, namely, my
claim to my right to myself, entered into the human race through one
man. But it also says that another Man took upon Himself the sin of the
human race and put it away— an infinitely more profound revelation
(see Hebrews 9:26 ). The nature of sin is not immorality and
wrongdoing, but the nature of self-realization which leads us to say, “I
am my own god.” This nature may exhibit itself in proper morality or in improper
immorality, but it always has a common basis — my claim to my right to myself.
We are a selfish people... it’s all about me me me! How often are our prayers all
about what we want? Even with the most admirable motive we are asking God to
bless us. During this holiday season let us take the time to bless God. How do I do
that you ask? He loves to talk to us (prayer). He loves to hear us sing to Him
(worship). The best way to bless God is to give Him your heart. It’s a simple
process. Pray: Lord Jesus, I am a sinner, forgive me of my sins, wash me clean. I
believe that you died for my sins and on the third day rose from the dead. I invite
you into my heart and into my life, amen.
If you prayed that prayer you are what your Christian friends call saved.
Congratulations! Your life will never be the same, if you truly meant it! There
will be a sense of peace and purpose and for some, there will be hope where
before there was none. It seems like such a simple plan but it was a costly one for
God. Could you imagine giving up your only son to die in such a terrible way.
Well it’s something our heavenly Father did just so you can come live with Him
forever. Hebrew 9:27-28 Just as man is destined to die once, and after that to face
judgment, so
Christ was
sacrificed once to
take away the sins
of many people;
and He will
appear a second
time, not to bear
sin, but to bring
salvation to those
who are waiting
for Him.
Are you ready?
Remember Jesus
died for bikers
too!
If I or Calvary
Chapel MM can
be of any service
please feel free to
e-mail me or call
me at 954-4481235.
Riding free on
the Treasure
Coast, Doug
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The Times We Live In
By: Charley_Blackwolf@aol.com
THE PLIGHT OF SYRIAN AND
OTHER REFUGEES:
Notice none of them are headed to
Russia, China, India or Africa. What is
happening to these people is clearly a
tragedy, however … and this is a point
that needs to be reinforced... the reason
they have lost their homes, their
children are dying, and mayhem and
destruction exists is because a couple of
assholes from their region and of their
faith decided to drive airplanes into the World Trade Center, the
Pentagon, and a Pennsylvania farm and kill over 3000 Americans.
The hard facts associated with the genocide these people are suffering …
the “root cause” is because several assholes existing on the fringe of the
Muslim religion from the mid-east started a war with the United States
back in 2001. And, unfortunately like all wars, once it starts individual
rights no longer matter. Poke a sleeping bear with a stick and it will
indiscriminately slaughter anything around it.
Is it “right” that Syrian, Iraqi, Libyan, Egyptian, Afghan, etc. families
have to suffer? Well, on September 11, 2001, over 3000 Americans went
to work and didn’t come home to theirs. The United States didn’t start
the war! And political reality, either by design or accident, is the United
States has served to destabilize the region to the point where local
societies can either get radical elements and corruption under control or
spend the next “who-knows-how-many” years killing each other.
Why should Europeans or Americans allow these displaced peoples
into their countries? As a minimum they represent financial and social
burdens no one wants to deal with. Additionally, the large number of
unemployable males represent strategic danger to local populations in
accentuating crime and in developing necessary sub-structures to
continue the work of religious fanatics that see European and Americans
as evil. In fact, the best course of action would be to bar all males from
entry to any European country or the United States, or anywhere else for
that matter and send them back to their countries of origin to fix the
problems. As “men” it’s their job to do that, not run away. It’s not an
American or European problem and by the males of these societies not
facing up to their issues and expecting US/European help only serves to
extend misery and suffering on local levels. Until they understand, like a
city siege from biblical times that we will blockade them geographically,
financially and militarily so nothing goes in,
nothing comes out, that we will not help them
and we will let them and their families die they
will continue the search for the path of least
resistance and not face the issues in their
homeland.
The message needs to be clear: Want to stop
watching your children die? Then stop
allowing assholes to exist in your society, get
rid of corruption, stop blaming the United
States and Europe for your misery and stop
using religion as a platform to justify killing
and mayhem. Then, when you demonstrate you
have become civilized, perhaps once again you
will be welcomed on the world market to
conduct commerce.
Vladimir is bombing Syrians. Oh darn!
Here’s the thing. Vladimir’s guys have one
rule of engagement (ROE), “if it moves, shoot
it.” We... on the other hand... when one of our
guys sees a target, he has to call his boss, who
has to call Brigade, who has to call Division,
who has to call the Pentagon, who calls
Congress, who convenes a committee, that
then calls Odumbo... Of course by the time all
that stupidity has gone down and word gets back to our guy he’s either
dead or the target is gone. As a result Vladimir will serve to stabilize the
region and Assad will owe him big time. As a result Senior Assad won’t
take a shit without asking Vladimir what color and how much. Trump is
right, we have nothing to lose by standing by while the Russians clean
that mess up.
The “We need sensible gun control legislation” is the same political
nonsense that has been going on since 1960’s. Just the usual, “vote-forme-Saturday-night-special” bullshit from current crop of ineffective
institutionalized politicians. In 1969 Johnson issued policy
recommendations to address gun violence and statistics on firearms
aren’t much different than today’s figures. The focus needs to be on
violence and how to protect people from some freak, that due to
deranged mental capacity and social circumstance, decides the path to
success is kill innocent people using knives, explosives, airplanes, a
firearm or whatever else they can get their hands on. This kind of crap
has been going on since the beginning of humankind, There is always
some asshole that figures killing innocents will right a wrong they have
suffered. Removing the method will not change anything, dedicated
crazies will find a way. Example: sucide bombers in Bagdad. All that is
achieved is stripping the law-abiding citizen the ability to protect
themselves. This is terrorism since the goal is to gain access to news
media in order to promote a “political” statement as a result of the
despicable act(s) they propagate.
We, as a nation, need to do better in ensuring potential victim(s) have
awareness of risk be it workplace, theater, school or city park, and how
to protect themselves. Just a different mental model could make a
difference in mitigating consequences. For example... in a situation
involving firearms, utilizing military, police, swat teams etc, to provide
training in regard to simple things like making people aware that a
moving target is much harder to hit than a stationary one and moving at
right angles to the shooter will enhance the odds of not being a casualty.
Without extensive practice most people are not proficient with a
handgun or at hitting moving targets. In a survival situation this can be
taken advantage of as well as utilizing any sort of barricade or protective
object, fire extinguisher, book bag, baseball bat etc. to upset the
adversaries balance and focus. The goal is to buy time, increase safety
margin and minimize casualties until help can arrive because, with the
exception of military or police, it is fair to say that it would not be
typical where someone would be armed and have the necessary skill set
to return fire. However there are certainly those that can function in that
role and additionally, that sort of training in the way of concealed carry,
firearm proficiency and potential life threating aversary identification
should be available to our citizens. Example: Brazilian rain forest,
1970’s. Some asshole decided to rob the local bus. Of the 33 individuals
on board, 31 pulled out a gun and shot him. Problem solved! Same with
knives or explosives or an airplane. Awareness
training needs to be developed so our citizens
have tools to do all they can to get something
between them and the threat, be it distance,
movement or a barricade and increase their
margin of safety. Certainly it is reasonable to
assume we would like to not have to learn
dangerious aversary identfication the same
way the citizens of Bagdad have had to do it.
Which makes more sense than this silly shit
the political community is spewing out about
how they are going to protect us by
implementing gun control laws. Shades of
Hitler’s Germany in that “sensible gun
control” message and it is one that will never
wash well with the American public.
Last; Mr. Katon Dawson, former Chair of the
South Carolina Republican Party has decided
to establish a Super-Pac fund to stop Trump.
This clown represents all establishment losers
that have us in the current situation. Trump is
scaring the hell out of them because they know
when he is president, he will hold the assholes
accountable. Charley
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worked at two events, grieved over the loss of a dear
friend and fellow ABATE brother, and witnessed the
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day and made it a success! Thank you all.
Unfortunately only four days prior to this event one of our active ABATE life members and
personal friend, Lionel “Primo” Arista, passed away. It was a great shock to all. He was
remembered at this event by all who attended and shared in the celebration of his life. Primo had
many friends as evidenced by the large number of attendees who came up from South Miami to
show their respects. A memorial plaque for Primo will be placed, together with a remembrance
service, at the Café 27
Biker Memorial Garden
on Saturday, Nov 14th
at 11AM.
The ABATE of
Florida Safety and
“Primo”
Education, Inc.,
sponsored its first
annual 3-day Avon Park
Autumn Bike Fest the
first weekend in
October. The entire
main street of Avon
Park was used as the
focal point of this event
and the street was
restricted to motorcycles
only traffic and parking
during the weekend.
Several of us rode up together Friday and volunteered to work. Harry Ness and I were assigned to
security, watching the eastern end of Main Street and T-Man assisted the state at their membership
booth. Other SE members enjoying the festivities were Marie Baxter, Frank Gartin, Cesar Tejera
and Chuck and Lisa Wilde. The townspeople were very friendly and inviting and we all had a lot
of fun - I even have a few scars to prove it. The State ABATE office has announced they are going
to have this event again during the same timeframe next year. Following breakfast in Sebring
Sunday morning we rode back to town, after a few stops of course, to support the Mystic Seven’s
MC Annual being held at Mickey’s. They had a very well-attended and great event.
This past month, the Southeast Chapter membership was out and about visiting several
clubhouses, events, and ABATE Southeast advertisers. To name a few, we visited the Midnight
Reapers MC’s clubhouse for their Wednesday night open house; the States MC’s tribute to Dirty
Ralph, Mr. Phil Peterson’s Memorial Service; Mystic Seven’s MC new clubhouse grand opening,
and many more.
In my August article I shared that one of our SE Chapter members, Steven Cohen, was
participating in a ride in Hendry County with a Broward County social riding group when he
witnessed the killing of their lead rider who was T-boned while attempting to make a left turn on a
two lane highway. He was leading 15 other riders who had their left turn signals on and left arms
extended to signify their intentions. A pickup truck suddenly came speeding up (he was cited for
doing 75 MPH in a 45 MPH zone), trying to pass the group in a NO PASSING ZONE (double
yellow line – which he was also cited for). The lead rider was killed instantly when executing the
left turn. The driver was cited just with a traffic citation. On October 21st, I accompanied Steven
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to the Hendry County Court House where he and other witnesses had
been summoned to testify. Long story short, the driver changed his plea
to “no contest” for all charges (speeding and passing in a no passing
zone). He made a brief apology to the family members present for their
loss. The presiding judge addressed those of us in the courtroom prior to
sentencing the driver by basically saying, “this is not what most of you
want to hear but I am bound by the State of Florida legislative statutes in
determining the sentencing for the offenses cited, and not to prove
criminal intent.” Then the judge pronounced the driver’s sentence: a
$1,000.00 fine and loss of driving privileges for six months. As far as
intent, I believe the driver didn’t intend to kill anyone that day, however
he ignored the circumstances of the riders having left turn signals on and
their slowing to turn. He deliberately and illegally attempted to pass
them on the left at a high rate of speed with grave consequences. That
deserves a greater penalty than a traffic citation. In every article I have
written I have been trying to galvanize the biker community to effect
change in Florida’s legislative statutes to support the Vulnerable Road
Users (VRU) HB 253 and SB 332 bills that are currently being
considered in the Florida House and Senate committees. The fact of the
matter is that unless the biker community becomes politically active and
starts calling, emailing, and telling our legislators to support this “stiffer
penalties” legislation, nothing is going to change. Hopefully all of you
who read this feel as I do. If I was the victim in a case like this, I want
the killer to do some “hard” time and not get away with just a traffic
citation. All of you please support the biker community and make your
voice be heard in Tallahassee by contacting the following to support the
VRU legislation: HB 253, Rep. Carlos Trujillo (Chairman),
850.717.5105, carlos.trujillo@myfloridahouse.com and SB 332, Sen.
Jeff Brandes (Chairman), 850.487.5022, brandes.jeff@flsenate.gov.
If you are not a member, the Southeast ABATE of Florida Chapter
needs you to join our cause to protect your motorcycle rights. ABATE
represents all of Florida’s motorcycles even if you are not an ABATE
member, but we need your membership to support our efforts in
protecting your “Right to Decide.” Membership forms are in our
monthly newsletter and located on our Southeast Chapter’s website
www.abatese.org.
To our current ABATE members, PLEASE keep your contact
information current. If you have made any changes (address, email,
phone) please contact T-Man, our membership director, with your
updated information at membership@abatese.us.
Everyone is invited to attend the Southeast Chapter’s monthly
meetings and events. At the next meeting I will be asking the Chapter
membership’s opinion on the State’s proposal to raise annual and
lifetime dues, and the proposal to accept business memberships in
ABATE. Plus, Axman will be there to take a group picture of those
present to be included on a Chapter Christmas Card to be sent to our
supporters and advertisers. Currently the monthly member birthday party
is being held after the Chapter meeting. Our next meeting is November
15th at the American Legion Post 321, 9081 SW 51st, Cooper City, at 10
a.m. To keep up to date with the ABATE Southeast Chapter, checkout
our website (abatese.org) or call our Hotline 24/7 (954-310-4636) for
Chapter information. You may always contact me at pres@abatese.us.
RIDE FREE RIDE SAFE!!! With respect, Frank T
No,that was not a photo of my foot/
hand last month. MM was foolin’ ya.
Only had 2 small fractures in the
fibula foot bone with 5 nasty boils
around my swollen ankle.
So now I’m working on the bike, I
replaced the bent front brake rotor
with a new one and fixed the foot
brake alum pad that broke off injuring
my foot. Put my crash bars back on.
Should have never taken them off. 61/2 weeks later I’m walking good and ready for a test ride. Checked the
oil and nothing in the
tank. Thought must have
leaked out in the
accident. Added oil, rode
around the block only to
find oil coming up and
leaking out the top. I
forgot how oil drains into
the crank case after a
few weeks sometimes.
Drained some oil out and
next day went on a
Sunday club 100 mile
ride. We skipped the toll
road, and rode secondary
roads that had over
patched repair on pot
holes. I was a little shaky trying to handle my extended, raked front end,
bouncing up, down, and all around looking for a clear path to follow. It
was a bitch keeping in staggered position in the group. After the
breakfast stop, dark clouds moved in and 5 of us decided to head back to
S.J. We made it
before heavy rain
- hub cap deep in
some city streets
- moved in.
I’m getting
better but, still
with a sore up
lifted bone in my
left shoulder that
emits a dull pain
now and then.
Hanging in
there in pussy
paradise for us
old bikers. Pura
Vida, Doob
Tell Lloyd
Miami Mike
sent ya!
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Ummm...
Good Cookin’ with Cookie
By Dee: Dorinda.Paikoff@aol.com
Thanksgiving Turkey with Demi Glaze
1-14 to 16 pound turkey
Brine Ingredients:
1 cup kosher salt
1/2 Cup Brown sugar
3 garlic cloves
3 thyme springs
1 tablespoon whole peppercorns
3 bay leafs
zest of 1 Orange
1 Gallon Water
brining bag in the refrigerator and brine 24 hours. After 24 hours discard
brine, rinse, pat the turkey dry with paper towels and allow the turkey to
dry for an additional 24 hours before cooking.
Preheat oven to 500 degrees & place turkey on a roasting pan and stuff
with herbs onion and lemon. Trust the turkeys legs then using a meat
injector inject the turkey all over with the Demi Glaze. Whip butter with
herbs and using a rubber spatula gently lift the turkey skin from the meat
to push the herbed butter beneath the skin.
Rub turkey with olive oil.
Place turkey in the oven on lowest rack and roast for 30 minutes at 500
degrees. Then lower the temperature to 350 degrees. Roast for 2-1/2
hours use thermometer inserted into the thickest part of the breast to test
the temperature of turkey. It should reach 160 degrees. Remove turkey
from oven. Tent with foil and let rest for 15 minutes before carving.
Left over turkey salad after ya sick of eating it for days.
Take turkey and chop in a food chopper. Take red
grapes and cut in half. Roast slices almonds and
cool. Mix all together with panko bread crumbs
not much, and mayo, squirt dijon mustard,
squirt Worcestershire sauce, salt and pepper,
celery seed, onion powder.
Mix well with hands and have on a bed of
lettuce.
Turkey Ingredients
1 pack demi glaze dissolved in 2 cups water ,
(easy to buy it then make ya own)
4 tablespoon butter room temp
1 tablespoon herbs mixed up thyme, sage,
rosemary-springs
1 onion
1 lemon quartered
Extra virgin olive oil
salt and pepper to taste
And if you’re still sick of looking at turkey
put in zip-lock bag and freeze and use for soup
later on.
Combine the brine ingredients in 8 cups of water and bring to a boil,
Lower heat and simmer for 5 minutes. Add remaining 8 cups water to
cool the brine. When the brine is cool, combine it with the turkey in a
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Have a Blessed Thanksgiving remember our troops that
can’t be home with us. And remember our brother and sisters that are in
prison missing their families and friends as well. Dee
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Koldys
checked
my emails
every one
or two
hours and
she took
care of
them directly or passed them on to our
operations department. Thank you Team, you
made it possible for me to enjoy my vacation
and not having to come back
to a nightmare on my desk.
The following day (10/11)
I attended the Southeast
ABATE’s 35th Annual
Event which took place at
Mickey’s. This was a kickass event with many bikers
in attendance. The turnout
was much bigger, compared
to the previous years. Jimmy “Les” Lesniak was
the EMCEE for the afternoon. As usual, he did an
outstanding job to keep the crowd entertained by
handing out door and 50/50 prizes. A lot of
vendors displayed their goodies and it seemed that
they were doing some real good business. The live
music was provided by JACT. Their tunes kept the
dance floor packed all afternoon long. We also had
a toast for one of ABATE’s longstanding Life
members, “Primo”, who had just passed away a
couple of days earlier. I really have to take off my
hat to the Fireball Wrecking Crew,
they showed up in full force and
started a collection for Primo’s family.
This only shows what a great biker
community we live in. Thank you
guys!
On Saturday
(10/24) I
attended the
Memorial Ride
for Phil
Peterson. It was
a police escorted ride from
their store in North Miami to
Café 27. A huge crowd had
gathered to show their final
respects to a great man. Phil
“Sheridan’ Peterson a/k/a Mr.
P. was an icon and a legend in
South Florida and beyond. He
was a very generous and kind
man who had done so
many great things for the
local biker community
over the years. The
amount of
people that
showed up was
a true
reflection of
how much he
was loved by everybody. Steve “Bifer”
Kline, Pastor with the Christian
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Motorcycle Association,
rode down from Ocala and
held a very nice service.
Phil’s son Dirk gave a
heartfelt speech while
holding back his tears. Many
other people stepped
forward to reminisce about
the interaction that they
have had with Mr. P. I left a
little early as I wanted to be
at Café 27
before the
pack rode in.
There were
about 500
motorcycles
in the
procession. A
very nice
spread of food
was served to the
hungry crowd. A very
nice bronze plaque
mounted on a beautiful
granite stone was put
down in Mr. P.’s honor
at the South Florida
Motorcyclist’s
Memorial Garden at
Café 27. Phil Peterson
will be missed by
many, but he will never
ever be forgotten. My condolences go out
to the
entire
Peterson
family,
friends
and staff.
R.I.P Mr.
P!
On my
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way home I stopped at Chester’s
Harley-Davidson where the
Broward Nam Knights MC were
holding an event to raise money
for local Veterans organizations
and charities. Lots of vendors had
pitched up their tents. 50/50,
raffle drawings, beer and drinks,
supplied by Uncle Al’s and music
by Mr. Nice Guy sweetened this
fund-raising effort.
It was also meant to
raise aware of
PSTD. E.B and
Judy Chester, in
connection with the
Broward Nam
Knights MC,
donated a bike to a
young Marine
Veteran who served
in Afghanistan and
is suffering from
this disease. This
again only shows
that our biker
community truly
rocks!
In closing I want to
again point out that
the Holiday Season
is upon us. I would
like to remind you I
do Christmas cards
for MC’s and
individuals. I am also for hire for any corporate, private parties, Quinces,
Sweet Sixteen’s, Weddings and other social events. Please feel free to
contact me for special pricing. You can reach my either by e-mail at
axman@axmanpictures.com or by phone at (786) 371-6973. Don’t wait
until the last minute, invest in an artist... your memories are worth it!
Until then, ride free & safe. Axman
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BIKERS ARE PEOPLE
By Gabe Carerra
Gabriel@AttorneyThatRides.com
What is happening in
Broward County with the
biker community? Why is
ABATE membership not
growing as it did in the late
1980s? Why does the new
biker generation allow the
forces that be walk all over
them as if they were door
mats? I ask these questions
because the straw has
broken the camel’s back and
I am pissed off living in a
society of pure
discrimination against you
and me for being bikers. I
am talking about negligent
drivers with no insurance or
proper documentation for
their vehicles that cause
bodily injury to those in our community and get off with only a slap on
the wrist.
I was with the new SE ABATE chapter Prez Frank “T” Hammons,
(who always accuses me of spelling his name wrong), and during our
conversation after the SE ABATE Annual, which also included a
celebration of life of “Primo”, described a matter of
Frank “T”
concern. The week prior Frank sat in a court room
proceeding where a man was prosecuted for mowing
down a group of bikers minding their own business while
they were riding in an organized fashion. Witnesses
stated that the bikers took a turn with their turn-signals
on and in addition gave the hand-turn-signal. This man
just bowled them over killing one of the brothers. In
court all he got WAS SENTENCED TO A $1,000
FINE AND A 6-MONTH SUSPENSION OF HIS
DRIVER’S PRIVILEGES. THIS IS BULLSHIT!!!
Some LEOs are great guys and extremely respectful
while others need Jesus in their lives. Many protect us
and give us slack when we know we are wrong but then
there is that element that just does NOT like bikers. In
the last few months my office has received a rise in
phone calls looking for an attorney that handles traffic
violations. It seems that there have been a lot of
equipment modification violations. Loud pipes, colored lights that
represent law enforcement, tickets for no medical insurance coverage for
not wearing a helmet (I’ll cover that further down), and other types of
tickets that fills the LEO’s coffers but leaves you scrambling to make the
rent money. I always refer them to a buddy of mine because I only
handle Family law, Motorcycle & Auto Accidents and minor
immigration issues. What bothers me the most is bikers that get a ticket
for wearing a helmet. Yeah, you heard me right... a ticket for failure to
wear a DOT helmet. Florida Statute 316.211(1) Equipment for
motorcycle and moped riders states that, “A person may not operate or
ride upon a motorcycle unless the person is properly wearing protective
headgear securely fastened upon his or her head which complies with
Federal Motorcycle Vehicle Safety Standard 218 promulgated by the
United States Department of Transportation. The Department of
Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles shall adopt this standard by agency
rule.” I hope all you NY refugees and snow birds get this so there is no
confusion. There is an exception that was fought hard and won by
ABATE of Florida: Florida Statute 316.211(3)(b) that states,
“Notwithstanding subsection (1), a person over 21 years of age may
operate or ride upon a motorcycle without wearing protective headgear
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securely fastened upon his or her head if such person is covered by an
insurance policy providing for at least $10,000 in medical benefits for
injuries incurred as a result of a crash while operating or riding on a
motorcycle.” When you’re pulled over you whip out your driver license
and insurance card with a smile on your face. I know there is sticker
shock when you apply for the $10K in medical insurance. Your PIP
insurance on your cage insurance does NOT meet the requirements for
your motorcycle? NO, you must have $10K medical payment insurance
or some type of healthcare coverage that does not exclude motorcycles
with at least $10K in coverage.
If you’re a U.S. Veteran maybe the VA can meet the insurance
requirements for your motorcycle. Only if you are retired or 100%
disabled. Contact your local VA office for confirmation of your
coverage. Does that hot babe on the back of your bike have to have their
own insurance? Not if your insurance covers both you and that hot babe,
but then again, she is only hot until morning when that hangover kicks
in... LOL! If it doesn’t then that chick needs to have her own insurance
coverage. You may ask if you don’t have a FL registered bike or driver’s
license do you still need to wear a helmet? The answer is you need to be
at least 21 years of age and have at least $10K worth of medical
insurance to be able to operate or ride upon a motorcycle without a
helmet. No one said freedom is free and insurance is getting costly so
you may have to pay to play without a helmet in Florida.
I remember when I was contacted by a friend & member of the
Combat Vets in Alachua County, Florida that certain patch holders were
threatened with “arrests” for having whips on their bikes & not taking it
off after several warnings. Seems certain Alachua Sheriff’s Office (ASO)
deputies in their opinion deemed it’s a dangerous weapon. I studied the
legal issue presented to me in the scope of the Florida Statutes and
Florida State case law. I concluded that it was legal to run with the
whips hanging off your bike’s levers as most do.
Historically: The Chilhowee Motorcycle Leather
company online states that, “back in the day, you’d see
bikers sporting whips - hanging from their clutch or
brake levers as they rode. The leather whips were
usually made from the biker’s club colors - to display
their colors and for club recognition. But the whips
were a whole lot more than just leather club colors. A
biker whip could be quickly released and used “in case
of emergency.”
Today in South Florida I see many riders with whips
hanging from their clutch or brake levers. That is why
I found it troubling that certain LEO’s would target
certain riders in Alachua County, my old stomping
grounds in Hawthorne (a one traffic light / one diner
town), and threaten motorcyclists with loss of freedom
by way of arrest. These bikers that were pulled over
were told it was a weapon, yes you heard right a
weapon! Weapon is defined as follows under Fla. Stat.
§ 790.001(13): “Weapon” means any dirk, knife,
metallic knuckles, slungshot, billie, tear gas gun, chemical weapon or
device, or other deadly weapon except a firearm or a common
pocketknife, plastic knife, or blunt-bladed table knife.” (No mention of
whips) Based on my quick research, Fla. Stat. § 495.111(1)(a)(18), has
whips under commercial leather goods and is the ONLY mention of
whips I found in Florida law. I checked case law and a Whip is not
considered a weapon. The only restriction on whips I found is the
licensing of race horses and how a jockey can use his whip in a horse
race. This does not mean some “aggressive” LEO wont arrest you, but I
think you have a solid case in law should you fight the charges. (I would
Google the Fl Stat, print it out and carry it with you)
In my short research of Florida Statutes, opinions, and case law...
whips on bikes are motorcycle accessories NOT weapons! If you take
the whip and start beating your ol’ lady than this article does not apply
to you since you’re causing bodily harm or possibly death in a crime of
aggravated battery. YOU SHOULD NOT WHOLLY RELY ON THIS
ARTICLE, BUT FOLLOW UP WITH A FLORIDA LICENSED
ATTORNEY IF YOU HAVE A LEGAL ISSUE. (Hey... just covering
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my ass there with my disclaimer... you know how people are these days).
I get folks calling me all week long seeking representation for
violations that were exclusively for Daytona Beach Police officers
during Bike Week’s trumped up traffic stops. They tell me they are
disrespected and made to feel like a POS on the side of the road. Some
thought the stop took too long like they were searching in hopes of a
warrant from somewhere would come over the radio. I even had a few
people that stated they were framed and that they never committed the
traffic infraction. This makes it hard for me because some people are so
full of “Mielda,” and the jails being chock full of innocent folks that it
makes it hard for me to see if the caller is authentic or is simply looking
for sympathy. In an effort to help the biker community and the guys that
gets pulled over habitually I have thrown down some laws that you
should know about:
Handlebar Height - No higher than top of shoulders of the operator
when seated upon the motorcycle; Florida Statutes, 316.2095 (2).
Lane Splitting - Not authorized; Florida Statutes, 316.209 (2), (3); The
operator of a motorcycle shall not overtake and pass in the same lane
occupied by the vehicle being overtaken. No person shall operate a
motorcycle between lanes of traffic or between adjacent lines or rows of
vehicles.
Maximum Sound Level (Tail Pipes) - Manufactured before 1/1/79—82
dBA (35 mph or less); 86dBA (over 35 mph). Manufactured after 1/1/
79—78 dBA (35 mph or less); 82 dBA (over 35 mph). Florida Statutes,
316.293 (2)
Mirrors - One required by law; Florida Statutes, 316.294
Radar Detector - No Restriction
Accept Motorcycle Endorsement From Other States – Yes, but accept
rider Ed completion card from other states is a NO/no!
Helmet Speakers - No earphones allowed. Helmet speakers are allowed.
Taillight - An OHV that is operated between sunset and sun rise, or
when visibility is reduced because of rain, smoke, smog must display a
lighted head lam and tail lamp unless the use of such lights is prohibited
by other laws such as a prohibition on the use of lights when hunting at
night.
Passenger Seat - Required if carrying a passenger; Florida Statutes,
316.2085 (a).
Motorcycles operating two abreast in same lane - Yes. All
motorcycles are entitled to full use of a lane and no motor vehicle shall
be driven in such manner as to deprive any motorcycle of the full use of
a lane. This subsection shall not apply to motorcycles operated two
abreast in a single lane. Motorcycles shall not be operated more than two
abreast in a single lane; Florida Statutes, 316.209 (1), (4).
Headlight - An OHV that is operated between sunset and sun rise, or
when visibility is reduced because of rain, smoke, smog must display a
lighted head lam and tail lamp unless the use of such lights is prohibited
by other laws such as a prohibition on the use of lights when hunting at
night.
During my 16,000+ mile motorcycle ride, in Alaska I killed a deer by
blinding the damn beast with excessive lighting that incurred over $2500
property damage to my bike... does that count as hunting???
Gabe
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Miami Mike continues from page 7
their new open house. Dates and times are not yet set so check with any
Mystic Seven club member or watch for emails from me for details.
Flossies Breast Cancer awareness party on Oct 4th was awesome. The
place was jammin’ and everyone was having a great time. Mr Nice Guy
was rocking the stage while Peggy Sue was rockin’ the bar! The inside
bar was also jammed but the bargals didn’t let anyone go with an empty
glass for more than a few minutes. It was good seeing a lot of old friends
like Arms, Donnie, Ms Wolosz and Andi to name a few. Pam does a
great job hosting all her parties and this is one of the biggest and best.
The next big event at Flossies is the Christmas party. The 16 foot buffet
table is awesome... and the food on the table is pretty good too.
SE ABATE held their really big Motorcyclist’s Rights Rally at
Mickey’s in Pompano. Bikes were parked down the street, across the
street and some asshole
even parked right in the
middle of the driveway on
the north side at the corner
where he was lucky he
didn’t get his bike flattened
by the guys that work in
their warehouses on
Sunday and needed to
leave. One guy drove his
truck on the sidewalk but I
knew what he was thinking
of doing to your bike. I
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guess big orange cones don’t
mean anything to some
schmucks...
Under the tent “JACT” played
some classic songs and a lot of
people were dancing... and a lot of
people were drinking and then dancing.
Gabe, Jimmy Les and Frank T were on
stage doing all sorts of important sounding
things and giving out door prizes and
very important information about
something.. I can’t remember... But
everyone was having a good time.
Gabe and Frank T did talk about the
death of SE ABATE Life member,
“Primo”, who had passed away just a
week before. Primo was a very good guy
and my first official $25 VIP way back
when. He got the first VIP patch and always wore it on his brown leather
vest for years. On Saturday, November 14th at 11AM, there will be a
plaque unveiling at the Cafe’ 27 Memorial plot were we just held Phil
Peterson’s memorial.
Everyone is invited to
attend, and hopefully all
SE ABATE members,
and everyone who knew
him, will be there. (And
not just the same dozen
ABATE members... how
about a few hundred or
ALL members to show
some respect.)
Freddy (A1 Promotions) threw himself a
“3rd year writing for
WOTR party” at V-Twin
City. (That’s Freddy)
Well it was actually a damn good party. Lots of professional musicial
entertainment, some crazy ass dancing guy who I have seen at Cagney’s
before, a full bar, and FREE BBQ from Twisted Pig (who was also at the
ABATE party) And that is some good BBQ! John B., Jaron and Freddy
Miami Mike continues on page 42
Rogue
Ro
gue War
arrrior
Email: usmc_biker@bikerchicks4u.com
Kathy and I were only able to ride a
couple of days in October. First on
October 11th we headed to the ABATE
of Florida Southeast Chapter’s 35th
Annual Event at Mickey’s. This is
ABATE Southeast Chapter’s biggest
event of the year and one of the most
enjoyable ones. We pulled up and was
greeted with many brothers and sisters
having a great time. It’s always good to
be able to socialize with the people you
love and you’ll find none better than our
brothers and sisters from ABATE
Southeast Chapter.
Between 350 and 400 bikers from all
over South Florida came to support ABATE Southeast Chapter in our
fight for “Biker Rights and Biker’s
Safety”. ABATE of Florida is the
only Biker Rights organization in
Florida that fights for all Biker’s
rights. If you’re not a member you
should be. Doesn’t matter what you
ride come and join us. You can join
by going to our website at: http://
www.abatese.org/about/join/
index.htm.
The music was by JACT and they
were awesome,
played old and new
Rock ‘N’ Roll.
They kept the
crowd pleased all
afternoon. All
round a great band.
Thanks to the
bartenders and
servers for all your
work and to Alan
for allowing us to
hold our event
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there. It was an awesome day and
great to get out and ride again with
my girl and friends. We hope to get
out soon again.
Then on October 18th, even
though it was very cloudy, it was an
awesome day to ride with 7 of our
friends. We headed out of West
Palm with the destination of
Archie’s Seabreeze up in Ft. Pierce.
We hit no rain all the time we were
riding, just a few sprinkles. But it
rained at Archie’s while we were
eating but it only lasted for about 20
minutes. It’s good to have friends
like we have
to ride with.
We got to
meet
Michael
Roaf and his
wife Lee
Ann at
Archie’s.
Michael and
I have been
FB friend
for around 3
years and
had never
met up
before that day. The pleasure was all mine guys. On the way home I
made everyone stop so I could get a group picture on the bridge crossing
the “Little Mud Creek”. Thanks to our friends for making this day a
most enjoyable day for Kathy and I. We hope to get out on the road soon
again. Cya down the road one day y’all.
Ride Free and Safe, Rogue
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By Freddy: A1PromotionsGroup@aol.com
The holiday season is fast approaching
and you know what that means... it’s about
family and friends and spending special
times with them. If anyone knows the
meaning of friends it’s me. When times are
tough the South Florida community comes
together and supports each other like no
place! From helping with fundraisers and
donating their time and money to special
causes, to just being there as a friend when
someone needs a friend. The biker and
music community here is like no other in
the world when it comes to help and
supporting a cause or when tragedy strikes!
YOU ALL ROCK!!!
I for one am very proud to have met and
made so many friends in South Florida since I moved here 23 years ago.
This holiday season please don’t let friends and family be alone, spend
some time with them, it will do you and them some good for the heart.
SAVE THE DATE: Sunday December 6, 2015, it’s the 28th Annual
SFPC Toys in the Sun Run at Markam Park. With great local and
international bands, great vendors, food from around the world, a car and
bike show, many special attractions and the best toy run parade and
fundraiser on the planet with Santa Ed.
The motorcycle parade begins at Mardi Gras Casino, on US 1 in
Hallandale Beach, and ends at Markham Park in Sunrise. This year
performing LIVE on 2 stages: SOULICIDE, The Blues Brothers Soul
Band, Remadee, Hired Gunz, Sucker Punch and special guest and
international recording artist Dennis DeYoung with the music of STIX.
With Master’s of ceremonies your friends and mine Doc Reno and Mad
Matt.
Sucker
Punch
Country
Twang with
a Bang, it’s a
Cowboy
Thang!
That’s right
I’m talking
about the
Sucker
Punch
Country
Band!
Sucker
Punch band
members include Trey Ward - Lead Guitar and Vocals, Bill Robinson Bass Guitar and Vocals, Xavier Vanegas - Drums. Sucker Punch is one
of South Florida’s Hottest Country Rock Power Trio’s. Sucker Punch
plays over one hundred times a year. Their strong, top quality vocals and
harmonies set them apart from other country and southern rock bands.
Don’t let their name fool you, this band plays a nice mix of music that
everyone, young and old will enjoy, from soft heartfelt ballads to rockin’
modern country and everything in between including some timeless
classic rock tunes! The band consists of veteran performers Trey Ward
& Bill Robinson who have been on the music scene for over 30 years
along with Xavier Vanegas, a fabulous young drummer, with several
credits of his own. If your favorite artists include Toby Keith and Blake
Shelton, then you will love the country cover band Sucker Punch. This
band is based out of the South Florida area, and has gained a wonderful
reputation. During their shows they play a variety of country songs that
people can enjoy and dance to all night long. They will also play songs
where people can square dance, if you know how! The band’s song list
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includes top 40 country hits
from the likes of Jason
Aldean, Luke Bryan, and
Blake Shelton just to name a
few along with crowd
pleasing Country Classics
and a bunch of great country
and classic rock dance songs.
They have played at many
venues such as Cagney’s
Saloon in Davie, Uncle
Mick’s in Jupiter, Fire Dog
Saloon in Fort Lauderdale,
Joe’s Tiki Bar and Grill in
Hollywood and many club events and clubhouses like the Der Krieger
MC. Just to name a few. They have opened for national acts and have
headlined at several large events, including city sponsored concerts,
countless private functions and benefits. They have also performed at
many motorcycle
events. Just this
past year the
band played at
the Toys in the
Sun Run. Sucker
Punch Country is
considered to be
one of the best
country rock
bands in the
South Florida
area. If you haven’t heard Sucker Punch, you are in for a treat! If you
have you know you want to see them again whenever you can. Make it a
point to check out Sucker Punch Country, whether you want to dance or
just listen, Sucker Punch is sure to “Rock the House” every time they hit
the stage! You can see and hear Sucker Punch on Sunday Nov 8th at
Cagney’s Saloon with 6 other bands for Cagney’s Heritage Festival
Block Party & Annual
Fundraiser starting at
2:00pm with 7 Country
and Southern Rock Bands
inside & out. This event
is hosted by Cagney’s &
Young Hearts Charity
Foundation. It’s Cagney’s
last large charity
fundraiser of the year to
help the kids at Joe
DiMaggio Children’s
Hospital. This is a
Country Throwdown and
Heritage Festival for your
entertainment on 2 stages
all day & all night! FEATURING Justified, Cowboy Up, The Nash
Carey Band, The Ricky Valido Band, Rough Shot, Sucker Punch, And
Special Guest national recording artist Maggie Baugh. The event will be
a Block Party atmosphere with
music outside and inside, on a
huge stage outside by South
Florida Sound, food, vendors,
auctions, raffles, plenty of parking
& more! Cagney’s needs donations
for the auction (signed
memorabilia, musical instruments
etc) and also any raffle item that
you can donate. If you can donate
something just bring it by
Cagney’s Saloon at 5983 S
University Dr Davie, FL 33328
And thank you in advance. All
At
proceeds from the raffles and
V-TWin
auctions will be donated to The
Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital
at the 28th Annual SFPC Toys in
the Sun Run. Last year Cagney’s,
together with Downtown Baggers
and A1 Promotions helped raise
$11,000.00 for the children at Joe
DiMaggio Children’s Hospital.
The Motown bike night at VTwin City on Oct Nov 9th was
Amazing! The Too Hot Band
rocked the house with special guest
international recording artists: John
At
Branzer, Jayquan Feliciano, Donna
V-TWin
Lynton, Kahra Keyes & Franco
Martino. With a Fashion Show By
Bella Fashions Designs with the Models from The Miss U.S. Nations
Pageant. 99.9 Kiss Country was in the
house. The BBQ was by Twisted Pig
BBQ. Special Guest From The
Motorcycle Biz! Tucker Rocky
Distributing & Roland Sands Design
were here. Thank you to everyone that
was involved and to all the musicians,
singers models & artists.
I did make it over to the new Mysic
Seven MC clubhouse on Friday Oct
23rd for their open house party. What
a beautiful place, the work they put
into it is fabulous with a bar, a kitchen
At
and a back yard and more! The food
V-TWin
was amazing! I wish them the best of
luck with their
new
clubhouse.
And I can see
in the future,
there will be
many good
parties and
good times
coming there.
Also the
same night I
went to the
Mystic
Wings of Gold
MC party
night with a packed house! With great friends and also amazing food as
always. Then I hit Cagney’s with the band ECLIPSE. What a kick ass
band. I believe they are one of the top 5 party bands in South Florida.
Some Up-Coming Events for adults and some for kids as well!
Nov 5-8, Roscoe’s Chili Challenge in Lakeland (page 44)
Saturday Nov 7th: 5th Annual Fire Prevention Family Fun Day at
Firefighters Park, 2500 Rock Island Road, Margate. 11AM start
... also US Military Vets MC Ch 1 Annual at Mickeys 4pm start
... also Veterans Day Bash at Petersons North Store, noon-4
Sunday Nov 8th: Cagney’s Heritage Festival & Annual Fundraiser
... Also Outlaws MC West Palm Trifecta birthday party noon (pg 44)
Saturday Nov 21st:
Leathernecks MC
At
Annual at
Mystic
clubhouse (pg 12)
... also Fly~In
Wheels West Palm
Annual 2pm at
clubhouse (pg 44)
Sunday Dec 6th:
The 28th Annual
SFPC Toys in the
Sun Run (pg 45)
Saturday Dec
12th: The 6th Annual
Charity Alfredo Pena
Memorial Toy Ride
hosted By Hermandad
MC 1pm at clubhouse
14189 SW 142nd Ave
Miami. (sorry - no flyer
submitted)
See page 33 for all
events as well as flyers
throughout this issue.
Heidi’s birthday at Cagney’s
Till next time! Support
Local Music, Support
Your Local Everything!
And Support WOTR
Magazine... The Bikers
Bible.
PEACE! Freddy J
At Cagney’s
And to
Heidi... I had a
great time at
your birthday. I
know everyone
will hate to see
you leave. Hope
you have a
wonderful future
and come back
anytime to party
with your
friends.
At
Cagney’s
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Club Action with Jack Jr
Email: JackJrWOTR@gmail.com
OK - so here I
was minding my
own business and
having a good
time at the
Wheels of Man
MC Halloween
Party (& after at
the Der Krieger
clubhouse) when
MM saw me
taking photos. He
looked at my
camera screen
and said that I’m his
newest club photographer. So I figured, why
not... it might get me a
lot of hot chicks and
it’s cool to be MotoPhotog for WOTR!
2015 CALENDAR
NOVEMBER
7: US MILITARY VETS MC CH 1 - ANNUAL
8: CMA - MEMORIAL EVENT
CANCELLED
14: HEATHENS MC - ANNUAL CANCELLED
21: LEATHERNECKS MC ANNUAL
22: CALVARY CHAPEL SERVICE - CANCELLED
Jack Jr.
DECEMBER
6: SFPC TOYS IN THE SUN RUN
12: TOY RUN BIKE DRAWING @ CHESTER’S
12: HERMANDAD MC - ALFREDO MEM/TOY RUN
13: WINGS OF GOLD MC MIAMI - TOY RUN
19: SFLCOC - CHRISTMAS PARTY
TREASURE COAST PRESIDENT’S COUNCIL
NOVEMBER
8 Treasure Coast Black Pistons MC party
14 Tuckahoe MC Annual
15 AOA Treasure Coast Annual
22 Wings of Gold MC Annual
29 USMV MC Treasure Coast toy run
DECEMBER
5 UBCPBC Christmas Party
6 SFPC Toys In The Sun Run
UNITED BIKERS COUNCIL OF PALM BCH CTNY
DECEMBER 2015
5 UBCPBC Christmas Party @ LLBMC
12 Outcast M.C. PBC Event
MONTHLY EVENTS
To list your SE Coast motorcycle event at no cost, email:
miamimike@wheelsontheroad.com, fax or mail your flyer before the
20th. I “CRS” so I can’t remind you - you got to remind me. MM
• Fri - Los Coquis MC open house, Hallandale 954-274-5523
• Fri - Outlaws MC WPB Open House at 7PM
• Fri - USMV MC Ch 2 open house at 8PM (Dania Beach)
• 1st Fri - Soldiers for Jesus Open House 7-10PM
• 1st Fri - Enforcers MC First Friday of Month Party
• 2nd Fri - V-Twin City 7PM Free Buffet Bike Nite
• 4th Fri - American Legion Post 36 Bike Night
• Fri & Sat - Keltics MC Open House, 954-864-9764
• Fri & some Sat - O’Malley’s Live Music 954-979-8540
• 1st & 3rd Sat - AOA MC Dania Open House
• 1st & Last Sat - V-Twin City Bikini Bike Wash
• 4th Sat - Chrome Angels LMC Open House 7PM
• Sat - Something happening at Chester’s
• Sat - FREE hot dogs & soda’s at H-D Palm Bch,10-2
• Sat - FREE Lunch at V-Twin City at noon...
• 2nd Sat - USMV MC Ft. Laud. Open House
• 2nd & 4th Sat - Mystic 7 Open House
• Sun - Chesters Ft. Laud. Demo Sunday & Free Hot Dogs
• Sun - Free pool at Sharkey’s Lounge Margate
• Sun - Flossies Famous Tiki Hut Biker Sunday
• Mon - Ladies nite at Sharky’s 9-2, 241 beverages
• Mon - Jam Nite at Turn 3 with Stet & T3JB
• Mon - Free pool at O’Malleys & 50¢ wings
• 1st Tuesday - Dynasty Cycles bike nite at Nicks Pizza
• Tues - Flossies Jim Piro Jam & Ladies night 80¢ wings
• Tues - Lone Legion Brotherhood Open House
• Tues - Taco Tuesday at Chit Chat’s 7:30-11PM
• Tues - Free Pool all day at Larry’s JS Lounge
• Last Tues USMVMC Palm Bch Open House 561-715-2570
• Wed - Scurvy Few MC, Open House, 954-325-6838
• Wed - Free BBQ Bike Nite at Chit Chat’s
• Thurs - Jam night at O’Malley’s w/ Ken Hurley
• Thurs - Leathernecks MC Open House 8-mid
• Thurs - States MC Pompano Dinner Nite 6 start
• Thurs - Hermandad MC Open House, 305-299-4731
• Tues - Jam night at Cagneys House of Rock
• 3rd Thurs - H-D Palm Bch Bike Nite at Dealer 5-10PM
• 3rd Thurs - Peterson’s Harley South Bike nite 6-10PM
• 4th Fri in July - Wings of Gold MC Open House Davie
EVENT LISTINGS WITH PRINTED FLYERS/AD INFO
• NOVEMBER 2015
• 6: Peggy Sue’s Birthday at Flossies w/Riverdown...
• 5, 6 & 7: Roscoe’s 30th Annual Chili Challenge...
• 7: US MIlitary Vets Fla 1 Annual...
• 7: Veterans Day Bash at Petersons North...
• 8: Charity Auction & Heritage Festival at Cagneys...
• 13: V-Twin City’s Bike Night w/Kiss 99.9...
• 14: “Primo’s” Plaque unveiling at Cafe’ 27 11AM...
• 15: Candy’s Cycle Customer Appreciation Party...
• 15: Outlaws trifecta Birthday Bash...
• 21: Fly~In Wheels West Palm Annual...
• 21: Coastal Boot Grand Opening Event...
• 21: Leathernecks MC Annual Party...
• 25: Cagney’s Thanksgiving with Soulicide...
• 26: Sharkey’s Annual Turkey Bowl...
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• DECEMBER 2015
• 4: Cagneys Christmas with Soulicide...
• 6: 28th Annual SFPC Toys in the Sun Run...
• 13: 33rd Bill’s Bike’s Memorial toy Run...
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STORMY’S
RIDER RHYMES
By Stormy: Stormy3355@aol.com
Thanksgiving
Another year has passed us by,
The Seasons pass so fast.
Another Turkey Day upon us,
Enjoy each minute, make it last.
With your Family and your Friends,
As you gather for your feast.
Forget about your worries,
Enjoy the day in peace.
Give thanks for all you have,
For your blessings all year through.
Be thankful for your loved ones,
And for Friends old and new.
Thanksgiving is for many things,
Not just about the food.
It’s a day that we should set aside,
To show our gratitude.
The Holiday is awesome,
It’s one that’s hard to beat.
So after all your thanks are done,
Dig in... it’s time to eat!
It Comes with lots of Love,
That I just want to say,
I hope you and yours,
Have a wonderful Turkey Day.
Happy Thanksgiving All!!!
Stormy
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Woo’s View’s
Best Friends Over the Rainbow Bridge
By Willie Woo: WillieWoo69@hotmail.com
Don’t say we didn’t warn you after reading his articles.
Hey Peeps!
Hope October was
as good for you all as
it was for me. Can
you believe it’s
November already? It
seems like the year is
just about shot in the
ass.
The puppies are
going to be 6 months
old and are really
getting big. It’s been
an amazing trip for
Old Uncle Willie. It kind of makes you (me) realize what it would be
like to be immortal. What I mean by that is that I was there when Koco
was banging Precious harder and more times than a screen door in a
hurricane. I was with her as she went through her pregnancy and was in
the whelping box with her while she was having the pups. Hell, I was
catching them as they popped out!
I watched her take care of them, and she was a wonderful mother.
Even though it was her first litter, she took care of them like she had
done it twenty times before. It was absolutely amazing! They were little
blind worms struggling to crawl around to get to her titties to nurse.
Watching them grow as the weeks went by they became puppies! Their
eyes were open, they were walking and playing with each other and then
I was making them their gruel as she was weaning them. I was taking
dry food and blending it into a powder and adding goat’s milk ($5.00 a
quart), raw eggs and puppy vitamins. They grew so fast! Before I knew
it they were seven weeks old and going on their way into the world! The
wonderful thing was that all of them went to great homes where they
will be loved and super well taken care of!
Now they are all in the upper 50 to 70 pound weight range. Little
Nappy (the runt of the litter, starting at 1 ½ lbs and is now in the upper
50 pound weight range. His brother Bongo who now lives with his
master Alex Perez, is in the upper 70’s! All 5 of the brothers and sisters
are in the upper 60’s! They are all beautiful. They are all brindle with
tiger stripes. I also think they are the only pups in Florida with the cross
breeding that they have (Argentine Dogo and Turkish Kangle). Precious
won’t be having any more as she was spayed a couple of months after
the pups were born. I was lucky with then in that they all have great
homes. I really wouldn’t want to chance that with a second litter. There
are enough unwanted dogs in the world without me adding to their
misery!
I kept two of the pups. I kept Nappy the runt and Tank who was the
biggest at birth but was far outgrown by Bongo. Nappy is a happy go
lucky little guy and his big brother Tank is going to be a super watch
dog! He’s already aggressive as shit and has the bark of a 5 year old
Rotty! LOL They (all 5) are going through a 44 pound bag of dry food a
week. At $60.00 a bag, it get’s expensive in a hurry. The only bright side
is that as much as they are costing me, they are still a hell of a lot
cheaper than a wife would be!!!
And for now, I am putting together a FAL rifle. It’s in the NATO
round of 7.62x51 or .308, whatever you want to call it. It’s going to be
both a tack driver and a thing of beauty. I didn’t spend all those years of
painting and customizing bikes and cars for nothing. It takes the same
attention to detail and artistic temperament to make a beautiful gun as it
takes to make a beautiful motorcycle, it’s just that with the gun it’s a lot
easier because there’s just so much less of it! The main thing is that it
operates GREAT. If it doesn’t, it’s just a pretty club.
The only other thing I wanted to mention was this new open carry law
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they are looking to pass. The only problem I can see with it is like with
sheath knives, you see some fuken’ morons with knives on their hips that
are so big they make Roman broad swords look small. I guess they are
overcompensating for having little peckers. If open carry goes through, I
know there will be the same aholes walking around with Dirty Harry
44’s strapped to their hips. People, bigger IS NOT always better.
As far as letting licensed concealed weapon holder’s go to collages,
I’m all for it provided they get the proper training before going to
school. I mean these sick bastards who shoot up schools only do so
because they know they will be the only one there with a gun(s). When
was the last time you heard of one of them going into a police station to
shoot it up? By the way, you do know that the greatest majority of these
shooters are/were disgruntled liberal demoncrats! I guess the best gun
control would be NOT letting demoncrats have guns! LOL
Anyway Peeps, have a great month and be safe. Till next time then,
as always Uncle Willie.
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WOTR’s CHOICE TO SEND $$$ • Mirta Maltes (Park ranger)
My Animals Rock Inc.
PO Box 630729, Miami, Florida 33163
(Money is needed for vet bills to take care of
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Go to www.myanimalsrock.org and
use the Paypal button to give what you can.
(501 c3, Donations are Tax Deductible)
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• A Second Chance Puppies & Kittens Rescue
West Palm Beach -561-333-1100
• Broward County Animal Control by Ft. Laud Airport
(They do put down dogs so be aware of this)
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CHUCK ON
THE RIGHT SIDE
Chuck Lehman: ChucksRight@gmail.com
http://chuckontherightside.blogspot.com/
Photo by Mort
Should the U.S. Ban All Firearms?
If you listen to President Obama and
most of the Democrats, we need to pass
more gun-control legislation in an attempt
to avoid another mass shooting at another
college or on a soft, vulnerable target like
an elementary school, a movie theater, or
a shopping mall. In fact, many of these
anti-gun, liberal “progressive”
individuals would like to see all guns
banned and confiscated, the sooner the
better.
President Obama, as usual, used the
shooting at the Community College in
Oregon to further his fanatical stance on
national gun control. Here he was, piously proclaiming, that if we passed
“meaningfull” gun control legislation that massacre wouldn’t have
happened. He made that statement without knowing what all the facts
were concerning that shooting. We all know, or should know, that repeal
of the 2nd Amendment will not ever happen, even if the Messiah (our
president) and the Democrats would like to see that happen.
In his speech immediately following the Oregon college shooting, he
mentioned that other countries have banned guns and, as a result, their
crime rates fell. He mentioned Australia in particular. Well, let’s see
what has happened in Australia since they banned all firearms in that
country...
It has been over
18 years since gun
owners in Australia
were forced (yes,
forced) to surrender
their firearms
(640,381 to be
exact) which cost
Australian
taxpayers over $500
million in
reimbursement
costs. Here are the
results of that ban
on firearms:
Australia-wide,
homicides are up
6.2%; Australiawide, assaults are
up 9.6%; Australia-wide, armed robberies are up 44% (yes, that’s 44%).
In the State of Victoria alone, homicides with firearms are up 300%
(remember, while law-abiding citizens turned in their guns, the criminals
did not and they still possess their guns). There also has been a dramatic
increase in break-ins and assaults on the elderly, even while the residents
were at home. The Australian experience speaks for itself. Guns in the
hands of honest, law abiding citizens save lives and property, and, yes,
anti-gun-control laws affect only the law abiding citizen and not the
criminal.
Did you also notice that most all of these massacres have occurred in
“Gun Free Zones” like church’s, movie theaters, public schools,
restaurants, college campuses, and shopping malls? Since criminals now
are guaranteed that their “prey” is unarmed, incidents in these
vulnerable places are made to order for a deranged individual to do his
dirty work.
Mention should also be made that the cities and towns with the
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toughest gun-control laws are more prone to have crimes committed
with guns (ex: Chicago, Baltimore, Detroit, and New Orleans) - by the
way, those cities and towns are all run by progressive liberal Democrats.
I wonder why? So much for tougher gun-control laws.
Mention could also be made that the country of Switzerland requires
that all its citizens own a firearm, and Switzerland has the lowest crime
rate in the world, and that includes deaths by firearms. How come antigun fanatics like President Obama and former N.Y. Mayor Michael
Bloomberg, don’t mention that anomaly? Would it be because it doesn’t
fit their anti-gun agenda? Of course! They also forget to mention that
most all these gun incidents were not committed by the “evil” NRA
members or honest, law abiding, legal gun owning citizens.
So, to the question, “Should the U.S. Ban All Firearms”, the answer
is a resounding NO!
As the old saying goes, “Guns don’t kill people, people kill people”,
just like SUV’s don’t kill people, people driving SUV’s kill people.
Chuck
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Ronnie C
Allan Hippler, Davie
Al “Gunslinger” Kropat, Der Krieger MC, Hlwd
Animal, Keltics MC, Ft. Laud
Bernie Shapiro, 1927-2006, Brooklyn NY - Tamarac
Big Art 1%er, AOA MC, Dania Beach
Bill Snedden
Bob Amchir, Founder/President: Wings of Gold MC, SFPC Toys in the Sun Run
Brent Casey, Turn 3 Sports Bar, Boca
Brian, Keltics MC, Ft. Laud
Carl “Wrench” Levene, Keltics MC, Fort Lauderdale
Chrissy Mading, 7/20/81 - 10/2006, Sunrise
Cracker, WOM MC, Deerfield Bch
If you have
Crystal Davis, Pompano Bch
additional
Dan “Funk” Palo, Keltics MC
information
Dave Carter, Mickeys Bar, Pompano Bch
Davida Burenstein, Coral Springs
on any of these
David Teitelbaum, Davie
people please
Dirty Dick 1%er, AOA MC South Florida
email it to MM
Dozer, Keltics MC, Ft. Laud
Gene, Keltics MC, Ft. Laud
George “Whore Hay” Hornick, Alternative MC, 2/29/1960 - 1/31/2008, Ft. Laud.
“Gorilla” Koppisch, Davie
Howard “Pervert”, Der Krieger MC, Hlwd
Irvin “Tank” Drumheller, Der Krieger MC, Davie
Jerald Jeffery Jones Jr., Miami
Jerry 1%’er, AOA MC, Dania Beach
Jim “Cadillac” Savelle
John “Angel” Henry Regan, 8/55 - 9/2013 Patriot Guard Riders Coral Springs
John Holcomb “Pyle”, Wheels of Man MC, Deerfield Beach
Jose Luis Lopez Navarro “Cholin”, President: Steel Angels MC, Panama
Justin Cook, Plantation
Kenny 1%er, AOA MC, Dania Beach
Kenny “Debaldone” & Rene’ Weingart, Long Island NY
Linda Marchall, West Palm Bch
Lionel “Primo” Arista, Fort Lauderdale, SE ABATE chapter Life member
Mark “Bear” Sheehan, Alternative MC Palm Bch, US Army Special Forces Vet
Marc Izuierdo
Melinda Galiano, West Palm
Mojo, Mystics MC, Pompano Bch
Navajo, USMV MC, Ft. Laud.
Pam S. Kaiser, Calvery Chapel MM, 3/26/59 - 1/1/15, Ft. Lauderdale
Pauly 1%er, AOA MC, Dania Beach
Patty Lefkowitz While, Pompano Beach (What a nice person she was)
Peter Jorge, WOG MC, Miami, 7/10/61 - 11/10/14
Phil Peterson, Biscayne Park, Florida - We lost an AWESOME man!
Phil Petress, Pompano Bch
“Pops”, AFAB Cycle Shop, Deerfield Bch
If you have
Robert Parish, Leathernecks MC
additional
Robert Williams
information
Roger Williams 1%er, AOA MC, Dania Beach
on any of these
Scott Goodman, Ft. Laud.
people please
Terry Lanis, SE ABATE
email it to MM
Vinny Margotta, Miami HOG member, Hollywood
Willie Roslund, Ft. Laud.
To have a loved ones name listed at no cost on this page, email the following:
Their name / club name, birth and death dates, club affiliations & hometown.
(Example) John Doe, Eagles MC, 1/2/47 - 12/4/2013, Jersey City, NJ. (Names
will be listed alpabetically by First Name) Whatever you want to have next to
the name is what you should email me but it must fit on one line.
I will still print an obituary for one month so you can email a photo and text.
There is no cost but you need to send it by the 16th of the month. If I receive it
after the 16th it is printed in the following issue.
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Trackside with Chuck
KillerInstinctPhotos@gmail.com
I would like to start off by sending my
condolences to the entire Peterson
family with the passing of Mr. P. It’s a
shame to loose such a great man who
helped out the community every
chance he got and was always willing
to go the extra mile to lend a helping
hand. He will surely be missed by
many. I’m sure the Peterson family
will carry on his legacy.
The first stop of the month for me
was Pompano Beach Amphitheater
where I was able to attend a concert
which included Mark Farner from Grand Funk Railroad, Chuck
Negron formally of Three Dog Night and Blood, Sweat and Tears
with new frontman, Bo Bice. Bo was the 2005 American Idol
finalist and he performed every song phenomenally. In fact, all
the bands sounded great and it brought back a lot of memories.
The next stop of the month was No Mercy VI at South Georgia
Motorsports Park in Valdosta, Georgia. First I would like to ask
for prayers for Lyle Barnett who was involved a horrific fire and
received third degree burns to his hands, face and feet. He was
able to make it out the fire alive but is still recovering. He was
flown to Atlanta’s Burn Unit from
South Georgia where he is
currently undergoing multiple
skin grafts. We wish him a full and
speedy recovery. Besides Lyle’s
accident the weekend was a huge
success. With over 500 cars, there
was something out there for
everyone. This is one of the largest
races of its kind which hosts radial
tire cars only. People from all over
the country and North America
showed up for a shot at taking
home prize money and bragging
rights. Unfortunately Mother
Nature didn’t cooperate and the
race had to be called with the finalists splitting the purse. But
come February 18-21, 2016, there will be $50,100 cash going to
the winner of the Radial Vs. The World class. This is drawing
participants from all over the world. This is the largest purse a
single winner can take home in this races history. It will sure be a
spectacular event with
thousands upon thousands of
spectators and racers. Duck
X Promotions is the company
behind these races. Donald is
the brainchild behind
everything and he never fails
when it comes to putting on a
show for everyone. He has
been building these races
form the ground up and is
continuing to amaze
everyone at each event. The
cash will be handed out not
matter what; there will no
postponing of this race no
matter what the circumstances are. If they have to wait a week for
Mother Nature to cooperate, that’s what they will do.
The next stop was Palm Beach International Raceway for a
grudge event that was promoted and put together by Big Lo. Big
LUFQ
Lo is a much respected, local grudge racer who knows what he is
doing when it comes to grudge racing. He beat the pavement with
advertising of this race and it paid off. The stands were packed
full, the fence was packed full and there was no shortage of cars
throughout the track. In fact, there were so many people that
around 8 o’clock, Palm Beach
Sheriff’s Office had to shut the
gates down to anyone trying to get
in and turn them away. There
hasn’t been a turnout at that track
like that in well over 10 years.
Unfortunately the night came to an
early end when a racer lost his
brakes on the top end and ended up
going into the sand traps, then into
the catch net. They were not able to
fix the catch net and had to call the
race because of safety reasons.
With people from Texas, North
Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia
and Alabama it was a tough pill to
swallow for most when the track was shut down. Hopefully Big Lo
will bring this event back to Palm Beach and they will get the same
turnout they had the first time.
Next up was a stop at Flossies for Lee Jordan’s 40th something
birthday and the joint was jamming with Bomb Shell rocking the
place, what a great band (my
first time seeing them). If you
get a chance check them out.
Melissa Melissa is kick ass on
the vocals along with all the
other members of the band!!!
Well that’s all for now but,
some upcoming races that you
may want to attend areSanta
World
Street Nationals XXII Ed
November 13-15 at Orlando
Speed World and the 34th
Bennet Auto Supply Citrus
Nationals November 27-29 at
Palm Beach International.
Until next time you all be safe
and for all of our Veterans I thank you for all you have done for
our once great country but soon well get her back on track, enjoy
your day November 11th and Happy Thanksgiving to everyone!!!
Killer Chuck
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Miami Mike continues from page 26
thank everyone who stopped by and
partied. V-Twin City does a knock out
party every month so check the
centerfold ad and ride over.
The last party we attended was the
Wheels of Man MC Halloween Party.
They held it on the 24th so I had time to
run some photos this issue. Not a huge
crowd but that meant more chicken
wings and Ann’s cookies and candies
for everyone. Great costumes that
should have won cash prizes - but the
Jaron, Freddy & Wolfdog
engraved winners bottle was
really unique. $1 speciality
beers were a big hit. And the
weather was perfect - not a
drop of rain and slightly on the
cooler side.
Good job
WOM - next
year I expect
to see those
delicious little
meatballs you
usually put
out... and where is that hot dog machine when
you want a good Hebrew National?
Coming up in December’s issue... the Palm
proceeds going to
Joe Dimaggio
Children’s
hospital, get your
VIP pass right
away. Go to:
toysinthesunrun.
com and give
yourself a nice
Christmas or
Chanukah
present... many
deathly ill kids
will benefit from
your donation.
Until next
month, keep your
Wheels on the
Road.
Beach
Harley
party and
other
Halloween writeups... and as for events,
see page 33 for that list. And if you have
not gotten your VIP ride tickets for the
Toy Run, and want to have a really good
time with up front riding, lots of good
holiday food and unlimited beer and soft
drinks and other goodies with all
LUFQ
I will drink your
blood... And
Then Drink your
Jose Cuervo
Brahaaahaaa...
Welcome Home Big Jim
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