our friend dave carter is still not doing well
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our friend dave carter is still not doing well
August 2014 • Issue 178 • Still $3 bucks Standing Up For Our 2nd Amendment Rights! Published by a South Florida Moto-Journalist - Since 1971 - CONTRIBUTORS: Al De Maio, Allen West Axman, Bars, Chef Joel, Chuck Lehmann, Cookie Dee, Dave DiCrescenzo, Doc Ed Szerlip Doob, Doug Scofield, Fern, Freddy J (A1), Gabriel Carrera, Huck, Jerry Breen, Killer Chuck, Michele Koscielniak, MM, Ronnie C, Rouge, Sharon, Stormy, Tattoo Dave, Willie Woo, Coco Puff & me... ...Mickey Bear!! OUR FRIEND DAVE CARTER IS STILL NOT DOING WELL - READ ABOUT DAVE ON PAGE 12 Gabe getting some parts for his Hoka Hey run. Doob’s Costa Rican brothers and sisters 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, Debaldone & Irene Powell Page 1 LUFQ “The South Florida Biker’s Bible Since 1999 - Pray for Dave!!! 14 Years - August 2014 • Issue #178 • Page 2 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, Debaldone & Irene Powell Page 3 LUFQ “The South Florida Biker’s Bible Since 1999 - Pray for Dave!!! 14 Years - August 2014 • Issue #178 • Page 4 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, Debaldone & Irene Powell Page 5 LUFQ “The South Florida Biker’s Bible Since 1999 - Pray for Dave!!! 14 Years - August 2014 • Issue #178 • Page 6 Around So Fla by Miami Mike, Publisher MiamiMike@wheelsontheroad.com At press time Gabe was still 3 days away from Homer Alaska nursing a fractured ankle from his Elk run-in during Hoka Hey. Mrs and Mrs. E.B. Chester also did the run but their whereabouts are also not known. Hopefully everyone will return safely and will have some good stories to tell. (It was reported there were 2 deaths and we extend our condolenses to their family and friends) Read more about the Hoka Hey event on the internet. We also think #168 may be the winner but it takes a week to confirm they rode correctly and didn’t cheat. Other less dangerous, and fun events this month were the July 4th Firewoks at O’Meara’s. Live music by Shovelhead made this even better. The Alternative MC held their party at their revamped clubhouse. The vittles were tasty and the drinks cold. Cagney’s held their 2nd, 5th Anniversary party. The 1st, 5th was sort of a washout... this one wasn’t by any stretch of the imagination. You were there weren’t you? Los Couquis MC held their party right after the Fly~In Wheels held their Christmas in July party at Mickey’s Tiki Bar... which will be having a grand opening on the 16th. Both club parties were well attended. Good food, music and good times like in the olden days. The Paralyzed vets event at the Sports Barn was not well attended. The nasty weather takes the blame. But the sexy bartenders, Soulicide & Lee Tiger put on great performances and those who were there enjoyed the afternoon. The Wheels of Man MC held their annual Chili Cookoff at their clubhouse. About 150 were in attendance and there was plenty of tasty (and hot) chili to go around. Bob from O’Malley’s won the coveted trophy and $1 million dollar prize money. (well no, not that much you dummies). Billy the Kid and Johnny the Kid both celebrated their birthdays in July. (A lot of us did but we are too old to talk about it) Lots of food and drinks and cake at both parties... Johnny said that it’s time for him to take over as the “Kid” so Billy can now be the “Man”. Gabe and Chesters had Hoka Hey go-away parties. Gabes featured free beer and 1, 5, or 10 wacks (depending on if you listened to me or not) with a sledge hammer and a not-running, oil-less Jap something or other. Chesters featured free Booze and plenty of sandwiches, fresh fruit, popcorn and Bobby B... (We tried wacking Bobby with a ball peen hammer but he wouldn’t fall down...) Fun parties. Next time I suggest Gabe has his party at Chesters... (the buffet and drinks are better) That’s if Gabe does this again... The Chrome Angels summer party at O’Meara’s was also very nice. It started at 4 and went through the hot part of the day til late. The food buffet was awesome, especially theose sticky bread thingamajigs. Check the flyers for all the Aug. events like the Tattoo Expo, AOA 47th and Chef Joel’s 7th WOTR Anniversary at Wetz Pub. Miami Mike’s photos on page 50 It’s a miricle.. BTKM made it to 40! (let’s do 40 more...) “JTK” Mr. Nice Guy Mr. Nice Guy 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, Debaldone & Irene Powell Page 7 Heaven Cycle Steve & Road Rage Jorge LUFQ “The South Florida Biker’s Bible Since 1999 - Pray for Dave!!! 14 Years - August 2014 • Issue #178 • Page 8 RIDING RIDING,, DOWN SOUTH “In Loving Memory of My Dad” By Axman... Axman@wheelsontheroad.com This month was an emotional roller coaster for Vicky and I. Our, let me rephrase it, my wife’s cat ‘Princess’ got very sick and we had to take her to the vet. We took her to the Balasky Animal Hospital located at 11701 Orange Drive in Davie. We used them in the past for our other cats Misty and Sheba. Dr. Balasky and his staff are very courteous and friendly. His clinic is very clean. We took her in around 4:00 p.m. on Wednesday (06/23). He immediately detected that she had several large lumps in her abdomen area. They did some bloodwork right away and the good news was that she did not have feline HIV. More tests were done AND it turned out that she had developed some large tumors in her abdomen. The only way he could save her was to open her up and try to take out the tumor which he did. He is very positive that he got everything out. He has sent a sample to the lab in order to find out the nature of the tumor. I was able to visit her later on that Friday and I spent another 45 minutes on Saturday with her. Hopefully, in a few days we will be able to take her home. Her sister ‘Precious’ and her brother ‘Dusty’ have already been waiting for her. I would like to take this opportunity to thank Dr. Balasky and his staff for taking such good care of our baby. If you are looking for an excellent vet look no further. The Balaksy Animal Hospital is Axman approved. The month of July had some great events in store for us. First there was the Fly~In Wheels MC Broward County Christmas in July Party. It took place on July 5th at Mickey’s Tiki Bar. I arrived late and I was greeted by some spectacular fireworks which was sent into the air right in front of the bar. Live music was provided by Sucker Punch who Axman continues on page 12 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, Debaldone & Irene Powell Page 9 PRICES EFFECTIVE JAN 2014 AD RATES Prices may change without prior notice - WOTR Accepts All Major Credit Cards Ads must be paid in full before the 16th to be included in WOTR. Payments received after the 16th will be printed in the following issue. All advertisers must have a valid credit card on file which will be run in the event of a bad check, plus a minimum $25 bank service charge or as allowed under Florida statues. 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Snail mail should be sent to: Wheels on the Road Magazine, 10563 NW 53 Street, Sunrise, Florida 33351. Send postage if you want your stuff returned. Printed in the USA by The Printers Printer, Pompano Beach, Florida 33069 © 2013 All Rights Reserved - Wheels on the Road Magazine & Website 14 Years - August 2014 • Issue #178 • Page 10 SFPC NOW! by “Tattoo Dave” Amchir Dave@wheelsontheroad.com National President, Wings of Gold MC Director, SFPC Toys in the Sun Run The 19th Annual South Florida Tattoo Expo has finally arrived. On August 8th-10th at the Coral Springs Marriott Hotel located at 11775 Heron Bay Blvd. Coral Springs, will be hosting this amazing event benefiting the Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital. This three day event will showcase many tattoo shops and artists from around the United States, displaying their artwork and tattooing from their booths all weekend long. There will be many vendor booths selling the coolest merchandise you will not find in any local store throughout the Southeast United States. We will have a few celebrity guests and TV Sensations such as the Gator Boys, Ink Masters, and Tattoo Titans, set up inside the hotel. There will be many rock a billy bands, heavy metal and surf swing music performing all weekend on stage at the main bar in the lobby and also poolside. Morgan Larue and her Shimmy Shake Review will perform her burlesque show Friday and Saturday night along with a vintage pin up contest Saturday night. An off the chain suspension show by Skin Mechanix will take place Friday and Saturday night poolside along with a Fetish show performed by ElectroLust Hollywood. There will be a tattoo contest on Saturday starting at 1pm inside the main bar on stage. There will be many categories for the contestants to be judged on sign up for the tattoo contests any time Friday from open to close and Saturday 11 am till 1 pm. Cost is 20 dollars per category. On Saturday afternoon poolside starting at 4pm a Wet T-Shirt and Erotic Piercing will take place and it will leave nothing to the imagination. On Sunday a huge car show featuring many categories to be judged, will be hosted by the Cruisers of South Florida C.C. The show starts at 10 am till 4 pm in the main parking lot in front of the hotel, trophies are sponsored by Peterson’s Harley-Davidson. Also on Sunday at 4pm the awards ceremony will take place inside the hotel at the main bar on stage with awards being given out to the winners of the Tattoo contest and artist of the convention and best decorated booth. Show opens Friday 12 pm to 1 am, Saturday 12 pm till 1 am, and Sunday 12 pm to 7 pm. Admission is 20 dollars a day or 40 dollars for a three day weekend pass. For more info visit the website at Floridatattooexpo.com or visit Facebook. (See flyer on cover & page 27) Our WOTR writer Chef Joel is celebrating his 7th anniversary with the magazine. Starting at 4PM on Saturday, August 2nd, his party will be at Wetz Pub. See the flyer in this and the last issue. The A.O.A M/C Ft. Lauderdale Chapter will be hosting their 47th Annual Anniversary Party at their Dania clubhouse from noon till??? See their flyer on page 34. And remember to make your room reservations for the Petersons Key West Poker Run if you have not already made them. The date is September 18th - 21st. See the flyer and read all about the Poker Run on pages 54 & 55. BE COOL!! DAVE 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, Debaldone & Irene Powell Page 11 THE DAVE CARTER UPDATE!!! Dave’s condition has not improved and at this time does not look to get any better. Lisa and Chelsea appreciate all the support they have received in the past from the biker community. Lisa also said that she does NOT want any organization, hall, club or bar to hold a ‘Wake Up Dave’ service, but she said that everyone should personally keep Dave in their thoughts and prayers... Miami Mike I’m not doing well, keep praying. Axman continues from page 9 kicked ass as usual. The food looked really good, but I had dinner with my wife before I rode out. It was a great turnout and everybody seemed to have had a good time. On my way home I made a rather long pitstop at Cagney’s. It was Tatjana Beaty and Kelly Farr’s Birthday Bash. I had meant to only have a nightcap, but then I started listening to the bad “Deception” and I was blown away by their perforamance. Needless to say, I stayed much longer than anticipated. The following day (07/06) I was off to the Sports Barn where the Paralyzed Veterans of America Florida Chapter Event took place. Unfortunately, the weather looked really shitty which had a huge impact on the attendance. Nevertheless, those of you who showed up enjoyed the great tunes of Soulicide and a guest appearance by Lee Tiger of the Tiger Tiger Band. A free BBQ plus a 16 once draft beer was made available for all military personnel with proper I.D. Drink specials and 50/50 raffles rounded up this great event. On my way back home I considered myself very lucky that I LUFQ took the cage that afternoon as a torrential downpour flooded the street. When I turned left coming from Davie Blvd onto State Route 84 I noticed a guy who was stranded on his Harley. I got out of my car and helped him push his scoot underneath the over-pass. He had already help on the way. He was very thankful for my help. I got soaking wet after all, but I did not care. On Saturday (07/12) I rode over to the American Legion Post 180 on 1280 SW 44th Terrace, Plantation, where Gabriel Carrera, The Attorney “The South Florida Biker’s Bible Since 1999 - Pray for Dave!!! 14 Years - August 2014 • Issue #178 • Page 12 That Rides held his “Alaska or Bust ! Hoka Hey Challenge Bon Voyage Party”. It was a very hot afternoon and I was glad that the American Legion provided lots of room inside where the a/c was working just fine. A rather large group of bikers had shown up for this event, which was no wonder: Free beer and “Wack a Jap” bike will do this for you. The “Hired Gunz Band” & “Nash Carry” provided the musical entertainment for the afternoon. Two full liquor bars, Laura Doan (The Masseuse That Rides!), raffles, vendors, 50/50 and great food were the key ingredients for a great party. Hammer, from Der Krieger MC provided Gabriel with a plaque for his support to make their Annual a huge success. The highlight of the afternoon was certainly the bashing of the “Jap Bike” with a sledgehammer. Almost everybody swung the sledge and had a good time. Those who did not swing, enjoyed watching the spectacle unfold. Ride safe Gabriel. (He already hit and killed an Elk but is OK... more on his adventure next month but... he didn’t win. Looks like #168 might have gotten to Homer first... but we have to wait 1 week for the final results... MM) Later on that evening I went to Mickey’s Tiki Bar again as Los Coquis Axman continues on page 42 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, Debaldone & Irene Powell Page 13 BECOME A 2014 VIP If you read WOTR help support it. Email or go online to the website & become a 2014 VIP or mail a check or money order to: Wheels on the Road Magazine 10563 NW 53rd Street Sunrise, Florida 33351 New VIP’s Receive a nice WOTR VIP patch. Donations of $100 or Google to see how more receives a free cool Larry “Larry Light”. Lights are! Your generous donations will help to keep your Wheels on the Road in 2014. $1000 DOUBLE PLATINUM VIP FRIENDS Big Bike Riders Children’s Foundation The Attorney That Rides (Gabe Carerra), Ft. Laud • $500 PLATINUM VIP FRIENDS • $500 MOTORCYCLE CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS Alternative MC - Fort Lauderdale Keltics MC - Davie Lone Legion Brotherhood MC - Boynton Beach Mystic 7 MC - Fort Lauderdale Nam Knights MC - Boca/West Palm Wings of Gold MC Miami Chapter Wings of Gold MC Pt. St. Lucie Chapter • $300 GOLD PLUS VIP FRIENDS Doc Ed Szerlip, Sunrise • $200 GOLD PLUS VIP FRIENDS Jimmy Les, Davie Mark Lenson, Boca Raton by Ronnie Catronio RonnieC@wheelsontheroad.com Chairman / Executive Director of BBRCF Smiles 4 Kids 2015 and more First some very sad news; our former BBRA President, Bill “Rockey” Snedden has passed away from the terrible cancer that he so bravely and boldly battled. Rockey was a good soul doing much for kids even before he became involved with BBRA. There was a wonderful memorial service for Rockey at Mikey’s Tiki Bar on Sunday the 27th with many friends in attendence. God-Speed Rockey. And may you rest in peace. Bill “Rockey” Snedden - GBNF. Now we must look to new BBRCF events on the horizon with great anticipation. First up the end of August is that BRCF will be at South Beach Bike Week in the vendor area. We will be providing noise testing for FREE on motorcycles as a public service. BBRCF was one of the recipients of a sound meter testing system and have agreed to do these tests for bikers so they are aware of their motorcycle’s compliance with local and statewide noise ordinances. Look for us at the South Beach event the end of this month. Participating in the event with us will be Bikers Against Drunk Drivers. www.BADDCentral.com. BBRCF is an affiliate and sponsored organization with BADD. We are very proud of our involvement with BADD and Founder, Danny Perkins. We also will be taking pre-registration for the 41st Annual Peterson’s Poker Run in Key West. We will once again partner with Jorge and his crew from Road Rage Magazine to produce the Bike Show September 20th. Look for us on Duval Street at Caroline to register the morning of the show. As you may be aware, all things come to an end. There will be NO escorted ride for SMILES in 2015. The logistics have just proven to be too much to endure and we decided to produce a different event with a more family oriented appeal. Maybe even a first time ever in South Florida - a Moto Giro road event. We have started our planning meetings and we are seeking those that would like to participate to reach out and let me know. We need people who are dedicated to producing an event that will dazzle all that attend. With no escorted ride we do plan on vendors, a Car & Bike show, live music all day, Food trucks, and a unique “Touch A Truck” event just for the kids. We are doing our due diligence and looking into having a “Moto-Giro Ride”. This is a mapped course that leaves a predetermined location and navigates the area to arrive at the event within a window of time. This will be open to all bikes, from scooters to heavy weight bikes; it is a lot of fun. We will let you know more soon. Check out our updates on Facebook or on our website at www.BikersCare4Kids.org. So be watching things as we post up to our Facebook and in ads here in Wheels on the Road. Always with a Smile, Ronnie C. Ronnie is shy so I’m going to mention that he passed his realtor exam and is now and forever to be know as The Biker That Sells.com (although you don’t have to add the .com when talking to him... MM • $150 GOLD EXTRA VIP FRIENDS Dave the Kid, in Memory of Dumas Trinity Travelers Ch 242, Plantation ($225) • $100 GOLD VIP FRIENDS Angel Dency, Margate George Lenkowitz, Pompano Bch Keith Smith, Miami Gardens Laura Weiner (Pink) Ft. Lauderdale A Word from Ronnie Chief LUF Q • $75 SILVER PLUS VIP FRIENDS Klondike (Mystic 7 MC) In Memory of Mojo GBNF • $25 BRONZE VIP FRIENDS Kristin (Tata’s) Groleau, Boyton Beach Pam Gayton / Flossies Bar, Dania Beach We thank our supporters, Miami Mike, Sharon, MickeyBear & CocoPuff IF YOU READ WOTR CONTRIBUTE Donate online at wheelsontheroad.com LUFQ “The South Florida Biker’s Bible Since 1999 - Pray for Dave!!! 14 Years - August 2014 • Issue #178 • Page 14 MY CO STA RICAN RETIREMENT COS doob@wheelsontheroad.com Check out my great friends on the cover! A recent club ride took us up in the 6,000 ft. high mountains on the northeast side of the central valley. This was the first time for me, to see from this location down in the valley where 1.5 million people live, and where San Jose, with its 360,000 people are located. After the lookout stop we continued riding on narrow, but paved roads thru isolated farms until we ended up on a road leading to the Irazu Volcano. Nearby was a old vacant mental hospital. We paid a fee and walked thru the dark buildings while listening to strange people screaming like former patients must have done. Next, on the way home we stopped at the famous Whiskey Biker Bar to check out their Annual Motorcycle Parts Flea Market. After a few drinks and a look around we went to our SAM/C club house to watch Costa Rica in a World Cup soccer match. Gabe, our attorney that rides, A.K.A. “Harlero Abogado” was in town and joined us for the viewing fiesta. C.R. won that match and the whole country was dancing in the streets. Of course they lost the next one against Holland. Remember if you want to purchase C.R. biker T-shirts souvenirs etc. follow my club brother Draco on Facebook at Eeett is... “Harlero Abogado” BikerStuff Costa Rica or e-mail bikerstuffcr@gmail.com Pura Vida, Doob (P.S. Gabe DID make the plane by the sheer luck!) 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, Debaldone & Irene Powell Page 15 ABATE UPDATE By Bars, SE Chapter President Bars@wheelsontheroad.com On Saturday June 28th the Palm Beach Chapter of ABATE held their Annual Freedom Rights Rally at the Brass Monkey Tavern in Lake Worth. At least ten of our members showed up to support Nighthawk and all the Palm Beach Chapter members. When we got there the parking lot was starting to fill up and the tavern was getting packed. They set up their Safety & Membership Booth for the crowd to look at and get the word out about ABATE and motorcycle safety. The music was by Scar of the Tropics (AKA as Elegant Mess) and there were plenty of vendors to look at. On Sunday June 29th our chapter met at the American Legion Post 321 in Cooper City for a ride to the Elks Lodge 2365 in Hollywood for the US Military Vets MC Deuces Wild Chapter’s 16th Annual Party. They had so many chapters of the Military Vets show up that if I tried to mention them all I would be afraid that I would miss some of them and I wouldn’t want to do that. There was a huge buffet to choose from. The parking lot was full of bikes and there were plenty of vendors to look at. You could sit outside at the Tiki Bar or sit inside in the air conditioning while listening to the Hoodoo Blues Band. On June 30th at 5:30 AM I checked myself into Broward General Hospital for a lumbar laminectomy. Dr Amos Stoll operated on me. The procedure involves removal of bone spurs from the spine to relieve pressure on the nerve roots. They had me up and walking the same day and I started to feel better right away. The next day they released me and I am improving every day. By the time you read this I should be able to take the bike out for a ride. On July 5th the Fly~In Wheels had their Christmas in July Party at Mickey’s Bar. From what I heard the place was packed with great food and music by Sucker Punch. I would have loved to be there but just being out of the hospital for only a few days it was best that I stayed home. On July 12th & 13th, ABATE of Florida, Inc. held the annual Leadership Seminars in Clermont. On the 12th we started going to seminars. The first was Products with me, Bev, Gambler, Shakie Bob and Princess Sharon. Next was Delegate with myself and Bev sitting in, then on to Secretary and Insurance which lasted for two hours. We had a lunch break then Newsletter with Cesar and then Sergeant at Arms. Our Treasurer Frank T was in class for 4 hours and that’s a lot to sit through. Gambler, Bev, Shakie Bob & Sharon also attended the Safety seminar. After all the seminars were done on Saturday we went to the Tiki Bar for some liquid refreshment but with our luck it started to rain so we moved inside and kept on partying. On Sunday Bev, myself and Vice-President Poppie attended the President’s meeting. If you think that we just go to party ask anyone who attended and they will tell you differently. It was good to see ‘Doc” LUFQ Reichenbach back as our state President and I know that our new state Vice-President “Mudder” will do a great job as well. Unfortunately, because I was in Clermont for the weekend I had to miss a couple of parties. Alice was able to fill in for me and tells me that the Los Coquis Party at Mickey’s Bar on the 12th was a complete blow-out with bikes parked on both sides of the street. The food was a Latino feast and music by four different bands. We also celebrated our June/July ABATE birthdays and people are still talking about the delicious birthday cake. On Sunday Alice attended the Alternative MC 20th OffAnnual at their clubhouse in Fort Lauderdale. Even though some people got rained on the ride over the afternoon was clear and sunny. Everyone took advantage of the now closed in and air conditioned clubhouse. Plenty of good food and friendship. On Saturday the 19th of July the Wheels of Man MC held their 14th Annual Chili Cook-Off at their clubhouse in Deerfield Beach. Alice & I have been talking about entering for a long time and this year we finally did. I counted at least 10 different chili’s. Needless to say the food was great and we had a wonderful time even though we didn’t win. Bob from O’Malley’s Bar took home the trophy. It was also Ghost and Smiley’s Birthdays as well as Miami Mikes’. The music was by the Everglades Blues Band. On Sunday the 20th the Southeast Chapter of ABATE held our monthly meeting at the American Legion in Cooper City. I would like to thank all the members of the Southeast Chapter of ABATE for reelecting me and the rest of the executive board to a 3rd term. After the meeting we rode to the States MC Lake Worth Chapter for their Off –Annual. By the time we got there the parking lot was full of bikes & cages. It was good to see all the different MC’s from Palm Beach all partying together. The food they were cooking on the grill looked and tasted great. The music was by Elegant Mess who played all day. Remember, HERE TODAY GONE TODAY. Bars “The South Florida Biker’s Bible Since 1999 - Pray for Dave!!! 14 Years - August 2014 • Issue #178 • Page 16 Motorcycling Doctors Association (MDA) By Dr. Edward N. Szerlip Past president, Motorcycling Doctors Association (e-mail: docsnarpets28@bellsouth.net) This association is framed around a Constitution and Bylaws! The purpose of this organization is to contribute to the welfare and safety of motorcyclists and participants, through educating and informing members and non-members about issues related to motorcycling and to continually update and educate members and others about subjects relating to the juxtaposition of motorcycling and the healing arts and health care professions. This is what MDA is truly all about. At our meetings, among other topics, our seminars are generally focused on delivering what’s “good for our health” while enjoying the sport of motorcycling. The membership is composed of those holding doctoral degrees as in doctors of medicine, dentistry, podiatric medicine, and veterinary medicine. Others in ancillary medical fields and “friends” may become associate members by “vote” of the MDA board. MDA is now in its 37th year of operation and was the brainchild of Dr. A. Ranold MacKenzi, a urologist from Pt. Lookout, Long Island NY. Interesting enough a Scotchman hailing from Dunfermline, Scotland, not to far from the Isle of Man (long history of famous motorcycling racing). Along with him, Dr. Jack Goldberg, an ophthalmologist from Westerville Ohio, and Dr. Robert C. Colvin, a general practitioner from Newburgh, IN. and a few others got together and formed the MDA. This being their first meeting on Aug. 27, 1977 in Independence Missouri. I came along in 1979. The MDA is an organization where there’s a warmth and camaraderie that goes beyond the enjoyment of the sport of motorcycling, and melds in our basic love and caring for people that helps us relate to each other and to create long standing bonds that have endured for many years. As a member gets ready to attend, it usually goes something like this in calling for a reservation... desk clerk, “you want to make a reservation for a room? We’ve only got a couple of rooms left, seems they’ve all been taken by a “gang” of motorcyclists, do you still want the room? (There’s a long silence), oh it’s OK, they’re doctors”. We generally meet once a year in June in various parts of the country for a medical/ motorcycling seminar. We’ve met all over. Some that come to mind... Lake George, N.Y., (this last one, 2014), Lake Placid, N.Y.; Pigeon Doc Ed continues on page 34 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, Debaldone & Irene Powell Page 17 TAX TALK by Michele Koscielniak michele@wheelsontheroad.com Taxpayer Rights A Taxpayer’s Rights include the right: 1. to Be Informed 2. to Quality Service 3. to Pay No More than the Correct Amount of Tax 4. to Challenge the IRS’s Position and Be Heard 5. to Appeal an IRS Decision in an Independent Forum 6. to Finality 7…to Privacy 8. to Confidentiality 9. to Retain Representation 10. to a Fair and Just Tax System Copy the Organ Donor Card below, fill it out and put it in your wallet. For additional info contact the Transplant Foundation, Inc. at 701 SW 27th Ave, Ste 705 Miami, FL 33135, 305-817-5645 or website (BELOW) Ronnie C WOTR By the time you read this, it will already be August. There are still a few months to do some tax planning, so take advantage of the time left in 2014 to apply some tax benefits to your particular situation. When someone receives an IRS notice, the first reaction is usually panic. Panic can cause one to over react and/or to react without thinking. Neither will produce the best results. Over the last week or two, I have heard that once again someone is posing as an IRS agent and convincing people to open their wallets or provide personal information. The scammers have gone so far as to try to convince someone that they will go straight to jail if they do not pay a specified amount right at that moment. Remember the IRS will not send you an email or call you if you are “in trouble” with them. You will receive several notices, each a bit more direct. If you receive a notice that you do not understand or are not sure about, be sure to contact the CPA that prepared that particular tax document. Now there are also those taxpayers that decide to ignore the notice. This is also not advisable. Neither the IRS nor the FL (or any state) Department of Revenue will ignore an outstanding balance or missing tax document just because the taxpayer has decided not to respond, you only lessen your chance of a reasonable outcome. The other day, the IRS announced the adoption of a “Taxpayer Bill of Rights” that will provide taxpayers with a better understanding of their rights. The above is to provide general information but should not be solely relied upon in the completion of your tax return or for tax planning. As with most items related to tax, there are exceptions and limitations. Please see your tax professional for assistance or call me at (561) 372-1405. Michele Koscielniak CPA, LLC. LUFQ “The South Florida Biker’s Bible Since 1999 - Pray for Dave!!! 14 Years - August 2014 • Issue #178 • Page 18 CHUCK ON THE RIGHT SIDE Chuck@wheelsontheroad.com http://chuckontherightside.blogspot.com/ Did We Win the War on Poverty? Photo by Mort Back in 1964, then President Lyndon Johnson, initiated a government program and called it a “War on Poverty”. Since that time, up until today, we have spent approximately $16 trillion in pursuit of eliminating poverty in the United States. Has it been worth it or was it just another liberal feel-good social program that has failed miserably? Well, let’s look at what has happened in the 50 years since it’s inception. The poverty rate in 1964 was approximately 14%, and in 2013 the poverty rate was approximately14.3% (practically no change). Shouldn’t we have expected a substantial reduction in poverty after spending approximately $16 trillion? The major provisions of the “War on Poverty” were Medicare, Medicaid, Elementary and Secondary Education, and Head Start. It also included the now defunct Office of Economic Opportunity (OEO). Critics of this poverty agenda have called the results of this program a liberal “feel-good social engineering program” whose major accomplishment was in wasting taxpayer money under the guise of helping the poor. Good intentions don’t always result in good policy. The main thrust of the “War on Poverty” was to help the poor and minorities get out from under the pangs of poverty by using federal tax dollars to give “handouts” to the poor, and subsidies for housing, in hopes of bringing many of the poor out of the cycle of poverty. One of it’s major failures was the unintended consequences of unwed mother births which in the 1960’s (before the “War on Poverty”) was around 6%, but since has increased to about 40% (the black unwed mother birthrate is approximately 70%). Critics claim that the provisions of the “War on Poverty” (that encouraged benefits to be paid only when there was no father in the house) were directly responsible for the breakup of families, especially in the black and minority communities. In some cases, three generations of a families have relied on government largesse, which has kept them just as poor and reliant of the government as they were before. The result is more poverty and a resulting increase in crime, with no relief in sight. Both Medicare and Medicaid, both well-meaning and well-intentioned programs, are slowly going broke (the government paying out more than it is taking in), since the government can raise taxes on the citizens, the inevitable result is a constant increase in poverty payouts and a constant increase in taxes to pay for it. Since Obama took office, federal welfare spending has increased by 41%, to more than $193 billion per year. Clearly, we are doing something wrong. Throwing money at the problem has neither reduced poverty, nor made the poor self-sufficient. Is it time to re-evaluate our approach in fighting poverty? Is the answer more government involvement? As Ronald Reagan once said, ‘The ten most damaging words in the English To Join or for more information call 954-448-2121 language are, I’m from the government, and I’m here to help” sort of sums up the consequences of the “War on Poverty”. Remember what Albert Einstein said was the definition of insanity “doing the same thing over again and expecting different results”. The paying out of approximately $16 trillion ($13 trillion federal, $3 trillion state) over the past 50 years should have resulted in a reduction of poverty, but it hasn’t happened. Why should we keep spending our tax money on failed programs? It is like throwing money down a rat hole. So the answer to our headline question is NO, we have not won the “War on Poverty”, and we need to reevaluate what we have done and change it so we can get more bang for our buck (federal dollars). The unintended consequences of liberal feel-good programs is on display for all to see. Chuck 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, Debaldone & Irene Powell Page 19 S o c i a l I s s u e s a r e G o d ’s I s s u e s ! David DiCrescenzo (Editor: www.thepatriotspress.com) I am deeply troubled lately by a subject of grave concern to America. The problem has been brewing for a long time and not nearly enough people really grasp it. I don’t think any clear thinking person would disagree that America has a problem with leadership at all levels of government; and despite what many think, it’s not really a party issue. The lack of leadership, and specifically the lack of leadership by God fearing men and women has brought us to our knees and we are facing judgment for it; yes the kind of judgment that comes from above. If anyone doubts this, I would suggest they read ‘The Harbinger’ by Jonathan Cahn. Before anyone scoffs at that, look at what we’ve done and become. Since the early sixties when the culture started working on our youth by removing prayer from schools, we have been removing the name and mention of God from all public venues. We have turned our backs on our roots and the very real place God held in our founding; we have forgotten that there was a time when our children were taught to read via the Bible; that so many of our ‘figures of speech’ are squarely rooted in Scripture. In the name of ‘tolerance’ we have allowed good things to be called bad, and vice versa. Over 50 million babies have been destroyed, sexual depravity and immorality, as well as corruption at every level of government is rampant. Every election cycle brings out the rising empty suits, the new or repackaged darlings of the elites in both parties, who dance around the real issues, spew the same broken promises to rebuild, be stronger, and try to sell us the lie that we can rely upon this or that party’s weak answers to our problems. As a culture, we refuse to recognize the real problem is that we’ve allowed special interests to completely erode our foundation, and as a result, we refuse to demand God honoring, God fearing leaders that will embrace the ‘social issues’ that should be foremost in our thoughts. You can bet that the ‘social issues’ of abortion, same sex marriage, the sexualization of our children, drug and alcohol abuse, the rise in the occult, and a whole host of other ‘social issues’ are foremost on God’s mind, and that’s why I believe, nay, I know, we are being judged. An analogy I often use when discussing this is the repair of a building. When it gets damaged, it must be fixed with the same materials it was built with. You don’t fix steel and concrete with anything less than steel and concrete. Our nation was built on a Godly foundation, and must be restored in the same fashion. Without a doubt, throughout history there have always been devious men and women that have committed heinous acts. However, as a culture, we have been steadily returning to ways that have wrought the very judgment I mentioned above many times in the past. Examples include in the days leading up to the time of Noah, mankind had become completely corrupted and debased in every way imaginable. There was demon and idol worship, sexual depravity of every kind, murder, rape, and so much more; and mankind incurred God’s wrath. Only a handful of centuries later, mankind had once again become totally depraved and LUFQ corrupted in the cities of Sodom and Gomorrah, and once again God brought down His wrath and destroyed those cities and everyone within. I mention this because we have not learned from those examples or any others, and maybe in His planning, we aren’t meant to. I don’t know. However, if we are ever to regain the favor of God that our nation once enjoyed, we must find and elect men and woman who are not afraid to boldly proclaim faith in Him, and be willing to lay out and set in motion a plan that reverses the set-backs on our ‘social issues.’ As a nation and as a culture, we must have leaders that will lead us in a much needed revival. If we don’t, we will continue to face judgment after judgment until we become merely a footnote in whatever history is left. What good is winning elections if we lose the favor of our King? For quite a while, my friend, Wild Bill for America, has been ending his excellent daily videos which tackle every social issue we face with the message, “America, bless God again.” I couldn’t agree with him more, and it’s time we as a nation elected some leaders who will do just that. Respectfully, David DiCrescenzo, Publisher, The Patriots Press, LLC www.thepatriotspress.com david@thepatriotspress.com “The South Florida Biker’s Bible Since 1999 - Pray for Dave!!! 14 Years - August 2014 • Issue #178 • Page 20 HERE ARE TWO GOOD PIECES OF INFO Warm It Up Before You Ride Off Submitted by: <harleyofpalmbeach@psnnewsletter.com> Very Clever Hotel / Motel Scam - Don’t Get Taken You arrive at your hotel and check in at the front desk. Typically when checking in, you give the front desk your credit card. You go to your room and settle in. All is good. The hotel receives a call and the caller asks for (as an example) room 620 - which could happen to be your room. The phone rings in your room. You answer and the person on the other end says the following: “This is the front desk. When checking in, we came across a problem with your charge card information. Please re-read me your credit card number and verify the last 3 digit numbers at the reverse side of your charge card.” Not thinking anything wrong, since the call seems to come from the front desk you oblige. But actually, it is a scam by someone calling from outside the hotel. They have asked for a random room number, then ask you for your credit card and address information. They sound so professional, that you think you are talking to the front desk. If you ever encounter this scenario on your travels, tell the caller that you will be down to the front desk to clear up any problems. Then, go to the front desk or call directly and ask if there was a problem. If there was none, inform the manager of the hotel that someone tried to scam you of your credit card information, acting like a front desk employee. Don’t get taken like the guy who emailed me this. Warming up before you exercise makes it easier and less stressful on your body. Warming up your bike before you take off does the same for the machine. Here’s why... Except for the V-Rod, Harley’s engines are air-cooled. Air-cooled engines operate over a wider temperature range than liquid-cooled power plants. That means things inside an air-cooled engine will expand as they warm up and contract when they cool down. Because the metals in the engine are dissimilar, they have different expansion and contraction characteristics. That’s why it’s so important to use a high-quality multi-viscosity lubricant. It’s more important, in fact, than the quality of oil you use in your water-cooled automobile. Putting stress on a warmed-up engine seldom causes problems unless, of course, you overdo it. However, stressing a cold engine can and often does create problems. No, the stresses don’t cause immediate problems, but they can over time. So why aren’t all Harley engines liquid-cooled? Two simple words: complexity and weight; a lot of complexity and a lot of weight. Create a liquid-cooled engine and you’ll need a radiator, water jacket, water pump and expansion tank, to name just a few major components. We’re confident that the problems of weight and complexity will be overcome in time. However, for now we would strongly urge you to let your bike idle for just a few minutes before you twist the grip and let out the clutch, even if you have a liquid-cooled bike. Harley-Davidson of Palm Beach 2955 45th Street West Palm Beach, FL 33407 www.harleyofpalmbeach.com 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, Debaldone & Irene Powell Page 21 Article used with permission of Allen West Visit Allen’s website at allenbwest.com “LIKE” Allen on Facebook The terror big leagues: Islamic State now has an army by Allen West (July 25, 2014) Read more at http://allenbwest.com Remember when President Obama referred to certain terrorist groups as “JV” (Junior Varsity) and said just because you put on the Lakers uniform it doesn’t make you Kobe Bryant? Well, one of those “JV” teams just went pro. As reported by CNS News, “A State Department official who just returned from a seven-week trip to Iraq said the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS or ISIL or just IS) is no longer just a terrorist group. “ISIL is no longer simply a terrorist organization,” Brett McGurk, deputy assistant secretary for Iraq and Iran at the U.S. Department of State, said at a House Foreign Affairs Committee hearing on Wednesday. “It is now a full-blown army seeking to establish a selfgoverning state through the Tigris and Euphrates Valley in what is now Syria and Iraq.” I know, I should just chill out because as President Obama jets around, he has all of this under control — tell that to the Christians who were just driven out of Mosul, a city where, for the first time in history, no Christians live thanks to the Islamic State. And could it be this caught the Obama administration by surprise? Shouldn’t have, especially since Rep. Ed Royce (R-Calif.), chairman of the committee, said the Obama administration testified six months ago before the same committee about the threat posed by ISIS — but no action was taken to thwart its advance. “Never has a terrorist organization possessed the heavy weaponry, cash and personnel that ISIS does today – which includes thousands of western passport holders,” Royce said. ISIS recently acquired several medium caliber howitzers, 155mm, of American make that had been in the custody of the Iraqi Army. In his opening remarks, according to CNS News, “McGurk said ISIS or ISIL is “worse than al-Qaida” and a threat to the United States. “ISIL is al-Qaida,” McGurk said, adding that this is the case even if it changed its name or leadership. “But it is al-Qaida in its doctrine, ambition and increasingly in its threat to U.S. interests. “In fact, it is worse than alQaida,” McGurk said. “The situation in Iraq remains extremely serious,” McGurk said in the conclusion of his prepared remarks. “While our immediate crisis response may have blunted the initial security crisis, ISIL represents a growing threat to U.S. interests in the region, local populations, and the homeland.” So just two years after we were told, “Osama bin Laden is LUFQ dead, al-Qaida is decimated and on the run”, we have a burgeoning Islamic terrorist state, with its own army. And I would submit that this is no different than Hamas and Hezbollah. What has happened is that without Osama bin Laden, there has indeed been an Islamic caliphate established — in the open, not in the shadows. And that’s what gives ISIS such strength and credibility in the jihadist Islamic world. It has a financial base and growing financial and moral support from Qatar — whom we allow to broadcast Al Jazeera in America — and Turkey. And it is an enemy which grows more entrenched and stronger as days and month pass by. I believe the next major terrorist attack against the West is being planned as we speak. I am very concerned about the number of western passport holders who are part of ISIS. What causes me grave concern is that we have a porous border and the transnational criminal organizations — drug cartels — have signaled their willingness to align with anyone who will pay them. The ingredients of a very dangerous hemlock are being mixed and eventually the elixir will be forced down our throats. The sad thing is we are voluntarily allowing it to be prepared, and it may just be too late to prevent it from being involuntarily administered in the not too distant future. This cannot be dismissed. Allen West Read more at http:// allenbwest.com/2014/07/ terror-big-leagues-islamicstate-now-army/ #sDUVQyUydj81oxHB.99 Check out Allen’s book, Guardian of the Republic. You can read some of it online or just order it from his website. The official site is: http:// AllenBwest.com. Make sure you have the “B” in the spelling... MM “The South Florida Biker’s Bible Since 1999 - Pray for Dave!!! 14 Years - August 2014 • Issue #178 • Page 22 Good News On Special Assignment by Chef Joel - joel@wheelsontheroad.com by Doug Scofield Doug@wheelsontheroad.com Haven’t had a chance to get out much lately so I thought I would share something from the heart. Just don’t be so focused on self that you overlook those that God has placed in your life. Take the time to listen & love. Listen to His direction and for His will and listen to that person He has placed in your life. Love the Lord with a whole heart and love those that He has placed there to impact your life as well as you to touch theirs. Whether you believe in Jesus Christ or not the bible has something for all to learn! We all look for the big events and memorable moments in our lives; but Jesus took a towel and washed the disciple’s feet. John 13:3-6 “ Jesus, knowing that the Father had given all things into His hands, and that He had come from God and was going to God, rose from supper and laid aside His garments, took a towel and girded Himself. After that, He poured water into a basin and began to wash the disciples’ feet, and to wipe them with the towel with which He was girded.” Remember this is the same man that made the blind see, the lame walk, the dead rise, the seas calm and many more miraculous moments; all witnessed by the disciples. John 13:12-17 “So when He had washed their feet, taken His garments, and sat down again, He said to them, “Do you know what I have done to you? You call Me Teacher and Lord, and you say well, for so I am. If I then, your Lord and Teacher, have washed your feet, you also ought to wash one another’s feet. For I have given you an example, that you should do as I have done to you. Most assuredly, I say to you, a servant is not greater than his master; nor is he who is sent greater than he who sent him. If you know these things, blessed are you if you do them.” Though this seems to be of little significance it is actually one of those memorable moments, especially for the disciples and for those that read the scriptures. In those days they walked every where they went, on dusty roads with sandals on their feet. To think that the Son of God was going to wash their dirty, stinking feet was unimaginable! Peter even voiced his opinion to Jesus... John 13:6-8 Then He came to Simon Peter. And Peter said to Him, “Lord, are You washing my feet?” Jesus answered and said to him, “What I am doing you do not understand now, but you will know after this.” Peter said to Him, “You shall never wash my feet!” Jesus answered him, “If I do not wash you, you have no part with Me.” Jesus Christ the King of Kings, Lord of Lords and Savior of the world came not as a haughty over lord but as a humble servant to teach and to show us the love and compassion that He has for His creation. The Apostle Paul wrote in Philippians 2:3-8 “Do nothing out of selfish ambition or vain conceit, but in humility consider others better than yourselves. Each of you should look not only to your own interests, but also to the interests of others. Your attitude should be the same as that of Christ Jesus: Who, being in very nature God, did not consider equality with God something to be grasped, but made Himself nothing, taking the very nature of a servant, being made in human likeness. And being found in appearance as a man, He humbled Himself and became obedient to death — even death on a cross!” In today’s society that is all about me, me, me and all of the self help books; it is not a popular teaching but it is one that holds much value. Do not be self centered rather be other centered. Just as Jesus said in the above verse...”If you know these things, blessed are you if you do them.” Remember Jesus died for bikers too! If we at Calvary Chapel MM can be of any service e-mail me or call me at 954-448-1235 or call Billy at 305790-9484. Riding free in South Florida, Doug. Ok... 2 months of this crazy heat down and only 2 more to go? Is it me or has it been African Congo hot here lately? It makes it seem like you are riding with a moist hot hair dryer blowing in your face. The rain cools it off some, but as soon as the sun comes out you can steam clams in your helmet. But so far so good, we hope to stay lucky this season regarding the “H” word (don’t say it). But as we all know already, from the end of Aug. thru Oct. is when we need to say our prayers to the storm gods. Here locally as a lot of you may already know, we lost another good friend, brother, Dad, husbandyou name it. I am speaking of Bill Bill Snedden aka “Rockey” of BBRA. He lost his battle with cancer this week at home with his family and loved ones at his side. I truly am sorry for not being there, but as in the past with my brother Paul and good friend Richie, also “Big Jeff”... I do not do bedside good-by’s well. He fought valiantly this last year and literally went out with his loving wife Shelly and knocked off a bunch of checks from his “bucket list” as he told me. I was honored to be there for a few of them. #1 was his wedding to Shelly and in close 2nd was having a blast with him, Captain and Hat Trick and our crew at Roscoes’ Chili Challenge. Memories that will last a lifetime. He sure did leave an impression and image of pride and honor in his lifetime and hopefully he has a never ending gas tank for the ride he is on now. RIP and Godspeed to you brother, you are missed already. Let’s get back to happier times here locally now. For those of you and myself that got out and about in the heat for events the last few weeks, you all deserve some special mention here. And for those that worked and helped out at them- you Rock! One of those events special to my heart was the ‘Rockin & Barking 4 Abandoned Dogs Benefit” out in Ft Lauderdale at the American Legion. No doubt it was in the triple digits for temps there, and despite that they had a pretty good turnout. The music was provided by “Flyin’Blind” and they did a great job in that heat. Also the volunteers from “Chain of Love” Abandoned Animals Rescue were amazing in providing care for both people and the poocheswith the heat again. This was a good time for a great cause and as a lot of you are reading this right now- they might also attending my 7th WOTR Anniversity Party at Wetz Pub. Do the right thing and kick in a few bucks and maybe even take a pooch home with ya!! Thanks to all that support them. Like I always say - I like animals better than most people. Also a big THANK YOU to all that attended my party at Wetz Pub in Sunrise. I truly do appreciate the support over the years. Chef Joel finishes on next page 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, Debaldone & Irene Powell Page 23 Chef Joel finishes on this page Alright, so from there we rolled on over to Gabe party. He’s the “Attorney that Rides”. He had a send-off party for himself and a few other riders that are doing the “Hoka-Hey Challenge” from Key West to Homer, Alaska. As I write this right now those maniacs are just rolling into Canada via Washington state today they left on Sun. July 20th at 6:30am, and the lead riders are up to the Canada border today (or last night) Fri. July 25th. Dude, that is some friggin ridin’. They cannot stay in hotels; they literally have to sleep on or alongside their bikes and can use no GPS to assist the ride. Chef Joel ducking for cover They need to follow a predetermined route and go by established check points. I have been watching them ride on the HHC site. They have a GPS fleet tracking thing on each bike and no joke, some of these guys were rolling during the middle of the night through the Rockies and other crazy places. Well, like I said earlier - Gabe threw himself and the other riders (along with us) a good party. The “Hired Gunz” Band banged out the tunes for the day and sounded great. We had our own mini re-union of LUFQ WOTR writers in the bar area for some good laughs and photo opps (nice pic above). Along with good times and good laughs, as always Gabe had some great giveaways and door prizes. Outside, a bunch of us were “Wacking a Jap” bike with a sledge hammer. Many more good photo opps there to my friends. To Gabe and all of the other riders - Ride Safe and prayers to you all for a safe ride there and home. (MM just heard Gabe is on his 2nd back tire. The gravel roads are horrible... and his paint doesn’t look so great either... but he’s still moving) Another one of those friggin hot African Sundays had us all out at Café 27 to see our good friends from “Southern Rock Society”. Despite the stifling heat there was a good turnout from the loyal friends of the “Society”. Wolfgang and Larry and the guys are always a pleasure to see and never cease to put some “South in your mouth” and ears. Be sure to stay up on their website as to where they will be next at southernrocksociety.com. Wolfgang said they will be out and about here in the area so stay tuned. From there we took the usual ride over to Flossies’ to the warm up party for the upcoming “Summer Bike Fest”. As always Pam, Laurie and the staff put on a hell of a party. And to make it even better - they got Jimi and “Riverdown” to knock the socks off the crowd. Jimi and the band always get the crowd rocking no matter where Chef Joel continues from page 26 “The South Florida Biker’s Bible Since 1999 - Pray for Dave!!! 14 Years - August 2014 • Issue #178 • Page 24 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, Debaldone & Irene Powell Page 25 Chef Joel finishes here they play, and hats off to “Chef Hec” for a hell of a spread inside. I owe an apology to Pam, Laurie and Security Bob along with those that had to see an ummm... ugly moment... but an asshole is an asshole and had to be dealt with as such. Thank you to those that understood and were supporting. Now, to the good stuff. This being August and also since I am still living here, it’s “Brass Ball’s Birthday Bash” time at my house once again. Yupp... come one, come all (except the asshole) It’s Sat. Aug 30th at my house from 6pm on. For those that have been there in the past - let your friends know. We will have “The Painkillers” rocking the house until the cops kick em’ out or pull the plug. But for those that Jimi Robinette (spelled right this time? have been here before come on back and celebrate like we know best. Of course there will be some pretty good grub as always. This is a “just bring what your drinking” and maybe “kick in a few bucks” for the band party. If you need any info just e-mail me or stop me or my friends and ask for details. That’s all for now, stay dry and remember... “HYDRATE”... in this heat and as always, “Take Care and Ride Safe”! Chef Joel Wolfgang & friend (On the Boca Day run...) Gabe & Jeff Kohn LUFQ “The South Florida Biker’s Bible Since 1999 - Pray for Dave!!! 14 Years - August 2014 • Issue #178 • Page 26 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, Debaldone & Irene Powell Page 27 LUFQ “The South Florida Biker’s Bible Since 1999 - Pray for Dave!!! 14 Years - August 2014 • Issue #178 • Page 28 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, Debaldone & Irene Powell Page 29 GOT FREE- NOVEMBER IS LUFQ “The South Florida Biker’s Bible Since 1999 - Pray for Dave!!! 14 Years - August 2014 • Issue #178 • Page 30 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, Debaldone & Irene Powell Page 31 LUFQ “The South Florida Biker’s Bible Since 1999 - Pray for Dave!!! 14 Years - August 2014 • Issue #178 • Page 32 2014 CALENDAR Treasure Coast Presidents Council 2014 Calendar of Events August 4-10 Sturgis bike week 8-10 S. Florida Tattoo Convention 17 Wings of Gold MC annual 23 Booze Fighters MC annual AUGUST 2014 2nd - WINGS OF GOLD MC MIAMI - PARTY 4th-10th - 74th STURGIS MOTORCYCLE RALLY 8th-10th - SOUTH FLORIDA TATTOO CONVENTION 10th - AOA FT. LAUD. - ANNIVERSARY PARTY SEPTEMBER 2014 7th - SOUTHERN MC - TEDDY BEAR RUN 13th - OUTCAST MC - PARTY 14th - STATES MC - KEY WEST TUNE UP PARTY 19th-21st - PETERSONS KEY WEST POKER RUN 28th - KELTICS MC - PARTY OCTOBER 2014 4th - MYSTIC SEVEN - ANNUAL 11th - NEW ATTITUDES MC - ANNUAL 12th - S.E. ABATE - ANNUAL 16th-19th - DAYTONA BIKETOBERFEST 25th - WHEELS OF MAN MC - HALLOWEEN PARTY NOVEMBER 2014 1st - HEATHENS MC - ANNUAL <<<<<<<<< Date change) 8th - US MILITARY VETS MC CH 1 - ANNUAL 9th - CMA - MEMORIAL EVENT DECEMBER 2014 7th - SFPC TOYS IN THE SUN RUN 13th - PETERSONS TOY RUN BIKE DRAWING 13th - HERMANDAD MC - ALFREDO MEMORIAL/TOY RUN 14th - WINGS OF GOLD MC MIAMI - TOY RUN 20th - SFLCOC - CHRISTMAS PARTY 21st - CALVARY CHAPEL - CHRISTMAS SERVICE Contact Miami Mike to change your date “AFTER” you confirm that change with Tattoo Dave (Wings of Gold MC) or Indian (Wheels of Man MC) September 13 Alternatives MC off annual 19-21 Key West Poker Run 27 FLNY MC party 28 Fiasco Brothers MC off annual October 5 Rough Riders MC annual 16-19 Daytona Biketoberfest November 2 AOA TC annual 30 USMV MC TOY RUN December 7 SFPC TOY RUN 20 SFLCOC Christmas party 21 Calvary Chapel Christmas Service 2014 CALENDAR UNITED BIKERS COUNCIL OF PALM BEACH COUNTY August 2014 10 – AOA South Florida October 2014 26 - Alternative M.C. December 2014 9 – UBCPBC Christmas Party 13 – Outcast M.C. PBC Event 20 – Sport Bike 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 - Outlaws MC WPB Open House at 7PM • 1st Fri - Soldiers for Jesus Open House 7-10PM • 1st Fri - Enforcers MC First Friday of Month Party • 3rd Fri - Cagney’s Big New Bike Night • 4th Fri - American Legion Post 36 Bike Night • Fri & Sat - O’Meara’s Irish Pub, Live Music at 10PM • Fri & Sat - Keltics MC Open House, 954-232-4476 • Fri & some Sat - O’Malley’s Live Music 954-979-8540 • Fri - El Coqui open house, Hallandale 954-274-5523 • 1st Sat - Wings of Gold MC West Palm clubhouse • 1st & 3rd Tues - Classic car, Bikes, Babes at Mickey’s Tiki • 1st & 3rd Sat - AOA MC Dania Open House • 4th Sat - Chrome Angels LMC Open House 7PM • Sat & Sun noon-1 - Chester’s Party on the Patio • Sat Nite - Country night at Cafe’ 27 • Sat - FREE hot dogs & soda’s at H-D Palm Bch,10-2 • 2nd Sat - USMV MC Ft. Laud. Open House • Sun - WindRider Church Service at Mickey’s Tiki at 11AM • Sun - Free pool at Sharkey’s Lounge Margate • Sun - Cagneys Saloon Sunday Fun & Country Night • Sun - Flossies Famous Tiki Hut Biker Sunday • Sun - Live Music at Cafe’ 27 • Sun - O’Meara’s “Mickey’s Style” Bloody Mary’s • 3rd Sun USMVMC Palm Bch Open House 561-715-2570 • Mon - Ladies nite at Sharky’s 9-2, 241 beverages • Mon - BEST So Fla Jam Nite at Turn 3 with Stet & T3JB • Mon - Karaoke at Mickeys Tiki with Mindi & Todd • Tues - Flossies Jim Piro Jam & Ladies night 80¢ wings • Tues - Lone Legion Brotherhood Open House • Wed - Bike Nite with Bob Daniels at Turn 3 • Wed - Scurvy Few MC, Open House, 954-325-6838 • Thurs - Musicians Jam at Cagneys with Tell em’ Band • Thurs - States MC Pompano Dinner Nite 6 start • Thurs - Cagney’s Jam Nite 8-??? by A1 Freddy • Thurs - Hermandad MC Open House, 305-299-4731 • Thurs - Cafe’ 27 Bike Nite, Bikini Contest & Live Music • Thurs - Ladies Drink Free at Mickey’s Tiki from 8-9PM • 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 • Every Day - The Sports Barn has something special see ad. • Every Day - The Fire Dog Saloon Hs It All!!! EVENT LISTINGS WITH PRINTED FLYERS AUGUST 2014 • 1 & 2 - Mark’s Birthday Celebration at Cagney’s... 32 2 - Chef Joel’s 7th WOTR Anniversary Party 4PM... • 2 - Tomi’s 40th Birthday Bash at O’Malley’s... 51 • 8-10 - 19th Annual So Fla Tattoo Expo... Cover & 27 • 10 - AOA 47th Anniversary & Moldy’s 1%er’s 66 BD... 34 • 16 - MIckey’s Tiki Bar Grand Opening and Birthdays... 53 • 16 - Special Olympics Dream Ride... 52 • 17 - Wings of Gold Pt St Lucie 18th Summer Sizzler... 49 • 24 - Benefit for Keltics “Wrench” at Cagney’s... 32 • Aug 29th - Sept 1st 2nd South Beach Bike Week... 52 • 30 - Monsters of Rock Show at Cagney’s... 32 LABOR DAY WEEKEND - Check Bar Ads for Info SEPTEMBER 2014 • 7 - Southern MC Teddy Bear Benefit... • 14 - States 27th Key West Tune-Up Party... • 18-21 Peterson’s Key West Poker Run Weekend... • 20 - 20th Annual Key West Blessing of the Bikes... • 28 - Keltics MC Ride Em’ Hard Pardee 4... 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, Debaldone & Irene Powell 50 35 53 51 26 Page 33 Doc Ed continues from page 17 Forge, Tenn.; Lake Dillon, Col.; Independence, MO; (our 1st. & 25th.meeting); York Pa.; Morgantown, W. Va.; Waynesboro, Va. (Blue Ridge Pky.); Flagstaff, Az.; Natural Bridge, Va.; Nashville,Tenn.; Nashville, In.; French Lick, In.; Kansas City, Kn. And many more. When we were in Kansas at the Harley Davidson plant, the folks there treated us like royalty. That was back in 2002 when they were releasing the then new “V-Rod” model. We were the first of the public to view it and its manufacture. They even fed us lunch! The location is pretty much dependent on a Doc. who wants to take on this “herculean” task of hosting the meeting. I’ve done this three times. Twice in Lake Placid, N.Y. and once in the Florida Keys. Some other Doc’s have hosted multiple meetings also. These meetings are structured around a business/seminar. These seminars can run the gambit from medical/scientific to new motorcycles and accessories. They are presented by doctors, some being our own members. Other professionals and folks from motorcycle manufactures and related organizations. People like Willie G. Davidson, (could you get anyone better than that), Rodger Hull, Ed Youngblood, a past president of the A.M.A., and current A.M.A. president, Rob Dingman and many other illustrious folks have graced our meetings. Later that day after these presentations or the following day, a couple of interesting rides take place. Local community roads are explored, followed by a hearty lunch and a vigorous “jam” session. The conference culminates in a semi/ formal banquet. This usually covers a 3-4 day period. For many doctors this event LUFQ provides their only opportunity to escape an overcrowded schedule, socialize in a low-stress environment, hang out with friends who share common interests and avoid talking “shop” all weekend, imbibe in a little high octane fire water and enjoy a few fine cigars. Rally participants go out of their way to put the best possible face on bikes and bikers and feel we’re a credit to motorcycling, while helping the “image”. One “hot button” to press is the notion that we bikers, (that’s all of us in a “certain” age bracket) are just a bunch of “baby boomers” going through a collective “mid life crisis”. Most of us have been riding for many, many years, (me, over 65years). We all ride for fun, (some for work) and to escape stress of our jobs. I’ll end with these thoughts and advice. How many times has some do-gooder warned you against your motorcycle in the interest of your health? Do you politely stand there while someone regales you with horror stories of someone who went down two days after he bought his bike? I used to inform them that since facts indicate that most people die in their own beds, to avoid that horrible fate, it would be best to begin sleeping on the floor!! Now I no longer go headto-head with sufferers of motor-phobia. I just tell them “The South Florida Biker’s Bible Since 1999 - Pray for Dave!!! 14 Years - August 2014 • Issue #178 • Page 34 that from a doctor’s point of view, motorcycling is condusive to a long and healthy life. Along with my life experiences, not to long ago I came upon interesting philosophical concepts in a bike magazine. The article is entitled, “One More Reason To Bike: It’s Good For Your Health!” This article has the hard facts on things that you and I always suspected to be true, but until now, had no way of proving. The scientific investigation began when the good folks at Motorcycle Consumer News set out to find Britain’s oldest biker. To the delight of the MCN research team, they found that every single aging rider credited motorcycling to his or her key to longevity and health. MCN enlisted the help of students of “King’s College of London University Hospital” to research why those riders love motorcycling so much. Here is what they found... The Brain: Biking is joyous and is therefore a natural antidepressant. The brain responds to thrilling sensations of balance combined with forward motion by producing endorphins that prevent depression. Since depression leads to illness, biking is an antidote to disease through prevention of melancholia. The Lungs: Buses, trains, and especially airplanes are confining metal tubes in which passengers are forced to breathe virus-saturated second-hand air making for an unsafe travel environment. Bikes on the other hand, put you in the wind, a known purifier of air that is conducive to health by sending fresh oxygen to the lungs. The Heart: The next time some self-styled saint tries to get you safely buckled into some overbuilt SUV, ask him what he thinks the effect of traffic jams and road rage have on the heart. Highway related anxiety causes a release in hormones that actually increase blood pressure, leading to dangerous levels of stress. Gridlock causes tension, but lanesplitting brings on euphoria. Circulation: The frequent changes in body temperature experienced by motorcyclists stimulate blood circulation, which protects against circulatory problems such as varicose veins and hardening of the arteries. Sitting in some cushy luxury car all day in a rush hour commute is an excellent way to shut down circulation in the extremities, a known cause of blood clots. Remember that ambulances and hearses are also highly-equipped luxury vehicles. The Back: The leaning, twisting, and turning that a biker does is downright good exercise that keeps the spine limber. Padded car seats on the other hand are terrible for the back. Burning of Fat: The excitement of the ride, which puts the senses on high alert, actually burns calories. The more extreme the ride, the better the results will be (as long as you ride within your limits) OK, some riders like me are overweight, but hey, if it were not for my bike, I probably would not pass the Greyhound bus driver’s minimal fitness exam! Leg Muscles: The study concluded that jockeying a hefty motorcycle into a narrow parking spot is the equivalent of Deception a five minute work out on a rowing machine. Not satisfied with the results of their research, the intrepid MCN team went on to explore the mammoth British Medical Library. They found a university thesis entitled “Motorcycle and Adolescents” by a French rider who became the psychiatrist J P Rabeau, (world renowned). Regarding the young riders, this is how the good doctor of the mind wrapped his research, “Their bikes’ physical nature is often beneficial, rather than a dangerous expression of an unconscious death wish in the Freudian sense”. So there you have the MEDICAL basis for riding!! Don’t forget to ride your motorcycle at least one hour a day, its good for your HEALTH!! Our next meeting will be June 15-18, 2015 in Door County/Egg Harbor Wisconsin,(4929 Landmark Drive, Egg Harbor, Wisconsin 54209; 1-800-273-7897, (a little N of Greenbay in the in the upper “finger” of Wisconsin). Doc Ed For further information about MDA, go to-wwwmotorcyclingdoctorsassociation or write to: Dr. Robert Hawkinson 2025 Glencoe St., Wheaton, IL 60187 Phone 630-665-9039 e-mail: hawk0880@comcast.net or Dr. Edward N. Szerlip 11960 N.W. 26th. St., Plantation, FL 33323; Phone 954-850-8333, e-mail:docsnarpets28@bellsouth.net 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, Debaldone & Irene Powell Page 35 Photo by Michael Polissky Want to know about a BAD ASS Band? Rock-n-Roll, Southern Rock, R&B, Latin and Funk... that’s what the band ECLIPSE is all about. A high energy kick-ass six piece band that is BAD ASS!! And that’s just what every person I know that sees them says... “This band is BAD ASS!” ECLIPSE is very well known in Miami Dade and are starting to play the Broward county circuit. When a band can get just about every person on the dance floor and keep them there for three or four sets “They are BAD ASS!” ECLIPSE was formed in 2008 with Tony Taylor - Lead Guitar, Lead and Backup Vocals. Tony was born in Vancouver, Canada. While studying in Miami, he played in numerous bands in the mid-80’s, including Shaker and Obsession. During this time period, Tony and the bands in which he played were instrumental in the emerging pulse of the Miami club scene. Moving to New York in the early nineties, Tony co-founded the New York based Lifehouse, with whom he released the album “Fuse” and toured nationally and throughout Europe. After settling in California in the late 90’s, Tony continued performing in a variety of bands among the assortment of clubs found throughout the West Coast before returning to Florida in 2004. Upon returning to Miami, Tony contributed to the success of the Catdaddies as a guitarist and vocalist. Later, he performed beside the legendary guitar player Gonzo Gutsens in The Secret. Shortly after, Tony co-founded and performed with The Taylor Strong Band before joining forces with The Eclipse Band in 2008. Tony Taylor brings a unique dynamic and professionalism to the show as he contributes to lead and backing vocals as well as his soulful ability as the lead guitarist. Mark McGreevy - Bass and Backup Vocals. Mark has been playing Bass since the age of 14 and has proven to be a solid foundation for the very energetic sound of Eclipse. Since the 1980’s Mark has been on the local music scene, playing in such bands as Shaker, The Toys, Electric Lover and The Secret. Mark also recorded and toured with signed acts such as Freedom Cage under Z-Records label out of Liverpool England and opening up for acts such as Quiet Riot and Mr. Big. Mark’s versatile playing style has become a perfect compliment to Eclipse. Robert Byrne Keyboard, Guitar, Lead and Backup Vocals. Robert was born in Mt. Vernon, N.Y. and moved to Florida with his family during the turbulent late 60’s. While America’s involvement in Vietnam was in question andwe were putting a man on the moon, the youth was in rebellion and soaking up the sun and free love of the day. Like many children of that era, Rob was heavily influenced by bands such as “The Beatles” and “The Stones”, who wrote their anthems. Rob’s musical training began at age 10, and continued through his school years, playing in Jazz Band and Orchestra as well as other ensembles. Though rooted in Classical Music, he was still heavily influenced by Rock-n-Roll, and found an outlet for this in his first band, Impact. He continued to play the club circuit with bands such as “Wolfgang”, the country band “Southern Guns” and “Mystic Blue” before joining Eclipse. Robert now teaches music at the Kendall Conservatory of Music. When asked what are his future goals when not playing, Rob states, “I’d like to continue teaching and maybe own a music store one day. I’d also like to spend more time in the studio, and record and LUFQ produce others as well. Kevin Alfinez - Lead Vocals Kevin was born in New York. He moved to Miami, Fl. in 1978 with his family. He began drumming at the ripe age of nine when his father, also an accomplished singer/drummer in bands throughout New York City, introduced him to the world of music. Kevin began playing in various garage bands throughout his junior high and high school years while also performing in marching and concert bands. He also competed in State competitions and received superior ratings for his drumming techniques. Barely out of high school, Kevin began touring, playing Rock and Roll on the A Club circuit, while also recording in the studio. You could say that this helped him develop a wild & crazy character while putting on the best live performance night after night. In 1992 he landed himself a sweet gig playing with RCA/Epic and Sony recording artist Stevie B. In the 20 years he has been in the music industry Kevin has brought power, musicianship, and vocal ability to all the bands he has been a part of, and puts on a great show while also bringing out the best in his band mates. When asked what are Kevin’s goals in life he states, “To be the best Husband, Father and Musician he can possibly be, because without family, friends and a strong woman to be your foundation, everything else is meaningless. Papo Vargas - Timbales & Percussion. Papo was born in San Turce Puerto Rico Papo started playing at the age of 11. Already living in New York City he started playing with various Latin bands at the age of 17. Performing in various Latin bars during the era of the Fania Allstars he started performing with some of Latin music’s biggest names (Hector Lavoe being one of them). In 2006 he moved to Miami after 46 years in New York. He met Kevin Alfinez at a pool party and was invited to come play with Eclipse and the rest as they say is History. George Berkowitz - Drums & Vocals. George was born in Havana Cuba, and in the early 70’s his family moved to the Bronx in New York, and eventually made their way to Miami (the 6th borough) in 1977. The Latin and Cuban culture was always strong in his life. He comes from a line of performers and has always been surrounded by music. His grandmother was a mezzo soprano, her brother played trumpet his uncle was a percussionist and his mother was a dancer. He remains grateful to his family for not letting him forget his roots which is something fairly easy to do when you’re young and starting over in a new country. As a young teenager he entered a talent show and from that moment, he was hooked. George says his parents did him the greatest favor by giving him a Zepp 4 (8-track). That was when his ears awoke to Mr. John Henry Bonham (Bonzo). George played that album so much that it broke, and had to keep it together with Duct tape! Throughout George’s career he collaborated on many different projects and has had the good fortune to share the stage with many local, national and international musicians. George moved to Boston in 1989 to explore the music scene, and spent a lot of time at Berklee College of Music. Talk about hitting the mother load of influences! His Boston experience was a highlight of both his personal and musical life. It was a humbling and inspirational period in his life. In 1994, having had enough of those Boston winters, George returned to Miami and immediately pursued the local stages. This was a time when live music venues ruled, and the DJ’s job was just to keep the crowd entertained while the band took a break. That same year, George joined a local band called El Duende (Latin rock) signed to ‘Cane Records label out of University of Miami. This gave him opportunity to expand on his Afro-Cuban and Afro-Caribbean chops and challenged him to maintain the aggressive energy of rock n roll. With El Duende, George had the incredible opportunity to record at Criteria Studios in North Miami. These days, George plays with the band Eclipse, and he says that it feels like his good fortune in getting to make great music with talented musicians in the local music scene is far from running out. If you get a chance to see ECLIPSE go check them out and I guarantee the words that come out of your mouth will be “This band is BAD ASS!” On July 13th Cagney’s Saloon held their 5th Anniversary Redemption party and the redemption was golden with a beautiful sunny day with blue “The South Florida Biker’s Bible Since 1999 - Pray for Dave!!! 14 Years - August 2014 • Issue #178 • Page 36 sky’s all day. The bands rocked the house outside and inside from 2:00pm to close with 5 bands outside Cougars In Training, Silent Addictions, The Grizzlies, CRuSH and Mr. Nice Guy and inside Rough Shot and Sucker Punch. Cagney’s had it going on from great food by their new chef “George” assisted by Jeanette Menno Saunders Brown and Mike Tuchek. To a great bike display by Downtown Baggers who are now selling raffle tickets for just $10 each for a 2006 Sportster and all proceeds going to Joe DiMaggio’s Children’s Hospital. The vendors were everywhere selling fabulous items that you can only get at a event like this and most are handmade. There were fun and games with a dunk tank, raffles for charity for Cagney’s Children’s Charity Bike Drive for Joe DiMaggio’s Children’s Hospital. And yes we even did the A1 Promotions Frozen T Shirt Contest! It was great to see so many friends I have not seen in a while and it was great to make some new friends. To Mark and Nancy, co-owners of Cagney’s, congratulations on your 5th Year Anniversary of Cagney’s House Of Rock... one of the best bars in South Florida! Look out for FIRE DOG SALOON, the only Country/Southern Rock Bar on the east side of Fort Lauderdale. Owners Will Yasich and Rob Reul are both firefighter/paramedics. Will has been a FF/PM for 18 years and is still active on the job. Rob Reul is a recent retiree after 27 years in the fire service. The two firefighters have served the community together in Margate for over 18 years. As friends & co-owners of Fire Dog Saloon, Will & Rob intend to bring a fun & safe environment for all to enjoy. This venue is amazing. Their is entertainment 7 days a week from DJ’s to great line dancing classes on a huge dance floor with Lisa Spangler to LIVE Country/ Southern Rock Bands on Friday nights. They have drink specials with delicious food 7 days a week. It is nonsmoking with a smoking area outside. There is bike parking out front and also out back. See their ad on page 36. A new venue I hit in July was Kelly Brothers Irish Pub located on the corner of Oakland Park and US1 in the plaza where the Culture Room is. The bar has been around since 1960 in a two story building and has changed names a few time. Now under a new name and under new ownership by two owners Peter and Paul Kelly. Two Brothers who took over the bar in November 2013. When you walk in to the bar you will think you are upside down! Just about everything that you can think of that is on a floor is on the ceiling. You can spend hours looking at everything. The bar has always been on one floor and that’s how all the other owners have kept it! Until now. The bar is under remodeling up-stairs with a another new bar, pool tables, darts and a more for parties and larger events. They have an acoustic open jam on Wednesday night and other daily entertainment. On Saturday July 26th I went to Eldad Kira’s birthday bash at Cheers in Fort Lauderdale. Eldad’s band SLEJJ who is a great party band had the place rock’n. It was like a who’s who night. I ran into so many friends and musicians I have not seen in one place at the same time in like for ever! Truly a great night and a great band! Happy birthday again to Eldad. Coming this month on August 1st It’s The A1 Promotions LEO party at Cagney’s with SOULICIDE. On August 2nd it’s Chef Joel’s 7th WOTR Anniversary Party with live music by The Painkillers at Wetz Pub in Sunrise at 4:00pm. Joel is also doing a benefit besides his party with proceeds going to Chain of Love Abandoned Animals Rescue and Save the Horses.org with a buffet and so much more. Also on August 2nd it’s Mark Pirolli, the owner of Cagney’s and Brian Kudlac lead singer of Deception birthday bash with music by Deception. August 8th, 9th & 10th is the 19th Annual South Florida Tattoo Expo at the Marriott Coral Springs Resort with Tattoo Artists, Vendors, Great Live Music, Suspension Shows, Burlesque Shows, Fetish Shows, a Car Show, Tattoo Contests, Pin Up Contest, Wet T-shirt Contest, Piercing Contests and just added the A1 Promotions Frozen T-Shirt Contest. Also many Special Guests and much, much more all weekend long! All benefiting Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital. Another date to save Friday August 29th at O’Meara’s Irish Pub we are doing a Rock and Motown Bike Night with music by Too Hot! So ladies get your dancing shoes on! And just in case you didn’t know O’Meara’s is now a full liquor bar and are expanding to 4,000 sq feet with a huge stage. Congratulations to Bill on your new license and expansion. To run an ad in Wheels on the Road, if you’re a band or a business contact Miami Mike or myself. Till next time! Support Local Music, Support Your Local Everything! And Support WOTR Magazine... The Bikers Bible. PEACE! Freddy 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, Debaldone & Irene Powell Page 37 STORMY’S RIDER RHYMES By Stormy@wheelsontheroad.com Today Today is here, be Thankful. Tomorrow is never a given. Don’t take life for granted, Today is here start living… Today is here, be happy Get on your bike and ride Be thankful for your abilities, Be grateful that you’re alive… Coming Home Soon Today is here, be caring. Give with all of your heart. Don’t wait another minute, Today is a good day to start… Today is here, complete it, Get all the experience’s you can. Do something you’ve never done before, Put an adventure in your plan… Today is here, be loving, Go above the call of duty. Love your Brothers and your Sisters, This will show your inner beauty… Today is here, Live it up This may be the last one we get. Yesterday is behind us, Don’t live life with any regrets… Today is here, Share laughter It’s the emotion that you can give. Treat today like there’s no tomorrow, Love, ride Hard, and live... LIVE TO RIDE Stormy Advertising Works in your local Biker’s Bible! Tell Lloyd Miami Mike sent ya! LUFQ “The South Florida Biker’s Bible Since 1999 - Pray for Dave!!! 14 Years - August 2014 • Issue #178 • Page 38 CLASSIFIED ADS 1” x 3.8” (New or Used Anything - No Shops - Free Help Wanted $12 per 1” per month - magazines are not included in price BIKER FRIENDLY SHOPS & BUSINESSES LUFQ These alphabetical business listings cost only $75.00 for 6 months. Call 954-578-2900 to place your business info here. Chicago Bob's • (954) 972-4478 - 5204 NW 15th Street, Margate, Florida 33063. Chicago Bob can build a trophy winner for you. When you want it done right the 1st time! Halenar Southwest • (954) 609-8655 - Spurs, Bullwhips, Whiskey Barrels, Metal Arts, Western Deco. See us at the shows. Many new and unique items at every event. Check us online at: www.halenarsw.com Sachs Race Bikes • (954) 473-2980 - Engine overhaul & Repair, Head Porting & Repair, Hi-Performance Engine Packages. “The leader in engine technology & reliability for over 30 Years” Willie’s Tropical Tattoo • (386) 672-1888 -825 S. Yonge St (US1), Ormond Bch, Fl 32174 -Home of Willie’s Chopper Shows during Bike Week & Biketoberfest C L A S S I F I E D S HELP / JOBS WANTED CLASSIFIEDS ARE FREE! Looks like this! RENT a Vacation Chalet in Murphy, NC. New 2 bedroom, 2 bath, sleeps 6, furnished. Biker Heaven. Only $625.00 per wk. Call George (Mickey’s old owner) at 754-224-7955. VIDEO CONVERSION SERVICES Convert your old VHS, Hi8 or most other video formats to DVD. We’ll copy anything. Discrete & confidential. 20 years experience. Call True Fantasy Video Productions for complete details. 954-981-7926 (Hlwd) VETERAN INFO: The non profit Multi Purpose Center of Davie would like to make you aware of the wide range of programming for day care & weekend retreats for those suffering the invisible wounds of war that are available. The Center is seeking sponsors to help fund these programs. They are also asking for volunteers to work and oversee our weekend programs. At this time the Viet Nam Vets/Legacy Vets MC are actively involved with the center and welcome all who could benefit from it’s services. Contact information may be obtained from any VNV/LV member at large. Call 954-791-8603 or 954-448-3843. WILD BILL MAHER - Drummer for Hire, Teacher, Touring See ad page 47 Jack, You are always on my mind. Single Bike Trailer made by PortaChopper. Look up specs and pictures on their web site (portachopper.com) Will fit all bikes and choppers. Many custom extras. Must sell FAST. $500 OBO or will trade for just labor from a reputable shop on my bike (1996 FXSTC Chopper - Install New Handlebars and new Shift linkage - I will supply all parts and cables) Pirate (561) 859-4475 or pirate@hdpirate.com 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, Debaldone & Irene Powell Page 39 LUFQ DADS OF FLORIDA Dads of Florida has formed a support group of divorced and unwed fathers, second wives, grandparents and other persons interested in changing the present laws against fathers. Meetings are the second Tuesday of each month from 7pm to 9pm@ St. David's Catholic Church, 2nd floor of the Parish Hall building room 204, 3900 S. University Drive Davie, FL 33328, Phone (954) 4939763. Website: www. dadsofflorida.org. For Sale: Six acres west side of U.S. 27 (about a mile south of Café 27). Zoned agricultural/ residential. Perfect for recluse, nature lovers or bikers. Needs clearing and cleaning. Call 954-736-6524. $299,000. LUFQ “The South Florida Biker’s Bible Since 1999 - Pray for Dave!!! 14 Years - August 2014 • Issue #178 • Page 40 Woo’s View’s Best Friends Over the Rainbow Bridge Woo@wheelsontheroad.com Hi Gang, Well here we are again. I got an email from Miami Mike about a couple of Presa Canario’s who mauled a man to death. I believe it completely! I think I even wrote in an article a while back that I had a chance to get one from a friend of mine but turned it down because Pressa’s are one of the few dog’s that I’m afraid of. You never know when one of them will wig out on you and hurt or kill you. Any BIG, powerful dog has that ability, but not many have that mind set. I own (or do they own me??) two of the most dangerous dog breeds there are. I have a female Dogo Argentino,107 lbs, and a Turkish Kangal pup who’s 4 months old and 60 lbs already! When he’s grown, he’ll be anywhere from 135-160 lbs. In Turkey, Kangals are herd guardian dogs. It’s their job to protect the herds from any and all predators. These include wolves, Jackals and Bears! They are fearless, determined and brutally strong and aggressive. Yet, as long as no threat appears to them, they are very calm and docile. They are wonderful with children and small animals. My big girl, Precious, is just that. She’s a wonderful animal. Sweet, easy going and a love bug, but when she goes off, OMG!!!!!!! Dogo’s are what is known as “Catch Dogs”. When they hunt wild boars, they don’t kill them. They just catch the boar and hold him until the hunter(s) come and kill the boar. The Argentine way is to stab it in the heart with a knife. They are also a very fierce animal who’s a loving couch potato with their family of humans. If you ever go to someone’s house and they have a Dogo and small children there, if you love yourself, DON’T EVER MESS WITH THE KIDS!!! If you do, chances are you are going to get mauled. Dogo’s too are VERY protective of their families! Getting back to the Pressa’s... I would NEVER LET a dog like that run loose in a populated area. My Big Girl is never off the leash when we go outside my fence line. my Kangle, Koco, is still a puppy... a BIG puppy, but he too is never off leash when we go outside. I LOVE Dogs with all my heart and I NEVER want to see any of them hurt in any way! If an unleashed dog was to attack Precious now or Koco when he’s grown, if I’m by myself I will not try to get between them. I am too old and do not heal that fast anymore. If the other dog’s owner is there, maybe we will be able to separate them before my dog kills theirs. I just love BIG dogs. No macho crap there, I just prefer them. I don’t want to fight them. I’m totally against Dog Fighting. It’s a lot like having a gun with a very super light trigger pull. It can get you in a world of trouble. Having an uncontrolled very large dog is the same thing. With lots of love and consistent training your big dog can be a blessing and not a curse! If you ever hear that my dogs killed me, you can bet it will be by kissing me to death... One last thing. All I hear the biased news casters whining about is the “poor Palestine’s”. How the “bully” Israel is killing theose poor people. How come I never hear about how the low life Arab pieces of walking crap are dropping hundreds of rockets on the Israelis? How come they never speak of how they use their women and children and human shields? Those walking pieces of camel crap have absolutely no value of human life. Just look at how they treat their own people. Funny, no other Arab country wants them either. They just use them to stir up crap Yeah! against Israel. Then in Iraq, our crap government is wringing it’s hands about all the killing going on there. Like it’s a bad thing! Hey A-holes... wake up and smell the coffee! It’s just Muslims killing Muslims! What could be better? Better they kill each other than they kill us or our boys! If you Progressive Liberal scum out there don’t like my opinion, go take a flying f==k at a rolling doughnut! With that happy note, Have a Great month. Till next time, from the new and improved, warm and fuzzy Uncle Willie, Love’n’Stuff!!! Louie the WOTR Maskot Chyna Blue Tinkerbell Itty Bitty Dumas Bandit Cocoa Boo Boo Remy Hypno 9/13 Peachy Liberty Steeler Miss Abigail Corona If you want your best friend memorialized on this page, email a photo and name to miamimike@wheelsontheroad.com. Due to space I cannot guarantee the photo being in this section for longer than 3 months. If you want to keep your best friend on this page for 1 year than you need to make a $100 (or more) VIP donation to WOTR. See pg 20 for the mailing address. Homes for Loving Pets HEHA Local Rescue Adoptions Online at Adoptapet.com Call Sharyn (954) 826-7699 CHECK OUT SHARKY’S BAR It’s a Great Place for a Cold Brew! ANIMAL ADOPTION & RESCUE SERVICES Here are a few Legitimate Animal Rescue Places. 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 all the abused animals Mirta picks up. Go to www.myanimalsrock.org and use the Paypal button to give what you can. (501 c3, Donations are Tax Deductible) WOTR SUPPORTS MIRTA! • 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) ‘DON’T GIVE MONEY TO JUST ANYONE WHO SAYS THEY HELP DOGS!’ 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, Debaldone & Irene Powell Page 41 Axman continues from page 13 MC held their party. Again, I found myself in a packed house. Door prizes, Jell-O shots, vendors and music by four live cover bands created yet another great party. The drinks were ice cold and quickly served. Tons of delicious food was put out and all the bands kicked some major ass. The following day (07/13) I went over to Flossie’s Bar & Grill for a very sad reason. Midnight Club Reapers MC had lost one of their members in a fatal motorcycle accident on I-595 two weeks earlier. They held a memorial ride for Ray aka as “National Enforcer” that day. About 200 sport bikes and cruisers showed up for the ride which lead from Flossie’s to Café 27 and then back their clubhouse. I had met Ray on several occasions. He was awesome guy. My condolences go out his family, friends, his brothers & sisters at the Club. Rest in peace my friend. You will be missed, but never forgotten. That same afternoon Alternative MC held their 20th Off-Annual at their clubhouse. A big turnout and cold A/C, plus excellent BBQ made this a good time. Also, Cagney’s held their redemption party for their 5th Anniversary bash which got rained out back in April. Normally, this would have been a must-attend-event for me, especially considering the incredible lineup of bands however, it coincided with the Soccer World Cup Final between Germany and Argentina. I knew if I were to go to Cagney’s, I would not get to watch the match so I decided to watch it at home. Much to my satisfaction my team won it in overtime which made me a very happy camper. Deutschland, Deutschland LUFQ “The South Florida Biker’s Bible Since 1999 - Pray for Dave!!! ueber Alles... On Friday (07/18) and on Saturday (07/19) my wife and I got our yearly Dave Matthews Band fix and I got a new hat too. DMB put on two killer shows in front of a sold out crowd. As usual we got to see 14 Years - August 2014 • Issue #178 • Page 42 two different shows. We only had lawn seats for both nights. This meant that we had to be at the Cruzan Amphitheater really early to make sure to get the best spots. We arrived at the venue about 2 ½ hours prior to the show. Right when they opened up the gates, the sky opened up as well. For over an hour it was raining cats and dogs. Luckily, the people of the venue had a heart for the poor schmucks like us with lawn seats and let us take shelter underneath the covered seating area. Those seats were awesome and we swore that from now on we will get our seats there. But as soon as it stopped raining they kicked us out back to the cheap seats. What followed was a great sunset, the temperature dropped which made being outside bearable. Luckily, we got to see Saturday’s show without getting drenched. On Saturday (07/26) I made a brief appearance at the Chrome Angels MC’s Summer Bash Party which took place at O’Meara’s Irish Pub in Margate. I had promised my wife that we would have dinner together. Therefore, I did not taste any of the yummy food that had been prepared for the people that had shown up. Shovelhead put out some great tunes again and everyone enjoyed the party. The following day (07/27) I rode over to Chester’s Ft. Lauderdale Harley-Davidson to cover the “Get the kid a dog event”. This was a one and a half hour ride escorted by the Broward Sheriff’s Office. I just arrived in time to take some great photos of the bikers riding back into the dealership. There must have been close to 250 bikes in the procession. The Broward County Nam Knights MC and Chester’s Ft. Lauderdale Harley-Davidson had joined forces to raise money for Axman finishes on page 45 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, Debaldone & Irene Powell Page 43 Al’s in Sebring! By Al@wheelsontheroad.com Some months ago I relocated to Sebring. I was just tired of the concrete jungle called “South Florida”. When you come right down to it I’m just a laid back kind of a guy. I basically grew up in the country; I enjoy open roads with a lack of traffic lights and stop signs, orange groves, green pastures and the smell of cow shit. Once I got up here and situated I contacted the local ABATE Chapter and transferred my Life Membership to the Inerstate Chapter here in Sebring. It just happened to be around the same time the Chapter was getting ready for the Board of Directors elections. Well after attending a few meetings and meeting some members somehow I was nominated for the “Safety Director” spot! Thinking there was no way in hell I would be elected I accepted the nomination. When I told Ella about the nomination, she too thought it was pretty funny that these fine people would want Me for Safety Director. Well after a few days, just for the hell of it, I started looking at different websites for motorcycle safety and I came across this: Are you an active member, the kind that would be missed or are you just content that your name is on the list? Do you attend the rides and mingle with the flock or do you stay at home to criticize and knock? Do you take an active part to help the club along or are you satisfied to just belong? Do you push the cause along and make things really tick or leave the work to just a few and talk about their clique? Think this over friend, you know right from wrong are you an active member or do you just belong? This made up my mind about taking this a little more serious than I had been. Made me think; what could I do to repay the “Motorcycle Community” for all the good times I have had in it? The wheels were turning... During the month before the election our Chapter President, Ernie Gelinas, called and asked if I would give him a hand with a few Motorcycle Safety Awareness Programs he was doing at the Sebring High School and Lake Placid High School for their Driver’s Education Classes. I told him I would be more than happy to give him a hand, after all I had never attended one of these classes myself and I thought it LUFQ H would be interesting. Our first class was in Sebring. Ernie did a great presentation for those kids. Most of them seemed interested but there was a handful who were there just to take up space, just came to class to sleep. That was depressing to see these kids who don’t realize that driving is a privilege with responsibilities and not a Right. Our next stop was Lake Placid High School. Another fine presentation and these kids took a lot more interest and had a lot more questions, it made Ernie and I feel as if we accomplished our mission of awakening the minds of new drivers to be aware of motorcycles. The Inerstate Chapter’s “Birthday Party” and elections are held on the same day and we had rented out the Cloverleaf 4H Club just outside of Lake Placid for the affair. Nice little place located on one of the many lakes in the area. Our Chapter Secretary, Pat, cooked up 2 huge Prime Ribs, Swamp Cabbage, and some other goodies for the party. Before the party we had Chapter business to take care of. The meeting was called to order, old and new business was taken care of and the elections were up. Needless to say I was shocked when I had found out I had won by a landslide as Inerstate’s Safety Director! Hey, all I can do is give it my best shot and see if I can make a difference. After the elections we all kicked back to one hell of a killer meal. Prime Rib, Swamp Cabbage... I think I’m going to like this “Country Living”!! Al “The South Florida Biker’s Bible Since 1999 - Pray for Dave!!! 14 Years - August 2014 • Issue #178 • Page 44 Axman ends here Harley Broward’s own Sheriff Deputy Chad Amara and his wife Christina’s son Ethan who had been diagnosed with a dangerous form of juvenile diabetes. This disease requires constant injections and monitoring of Ethan’s blood sugar levels. If the sugar levels drop too low or rises too very soon. Usually, I donate 30% of the proceeds of any of the pictures sales of Charity Events. This time I decided to donate all the proceeds to the family for the simple reason that I have the upmost respect for all the BSO officers who donate their time for all the Charity Rides our biker community holds year in and out. Please check out my web site at www.axmanpictures.com. Don’t forget, the 19th Annual South Florida Tattoo Expo will take place at the Coral Springs Marriot from August 8th - 10th. Also, the AOA Ft. Lauderdale Anniversary Party will take place at their clubhouse that Sunday. See theirs and all upcoming event flyers in WOTR. I hope to see you all there at these and all events. Until then, Ride free & safe. Axman much, it could become a potentially fatal condition. In additional to the actual treatment, the family needed a specially trained service animal called a Diabetic Alert Dog (DAD). I am very happy to report that a total of $ 10,000.00 was raised which paid for the dog in full! The dog is a yellow Lab by the name of “Ketch” and it will join the family 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, Debaldone & Irene Powell Page 45 Ummm... Good Cookin’ with Cookie By Dee@wheelsontheroad.com My ‘oven way’ to smoke a Brisket. There are those who will go out of their way to tell you (loudly) that you cannot possibly create a great, smoky brisket in a home oven. They will extol (also loudly) that you cannot get the flavor or texture of smoked brisket without a specialized smoker or pit. These people will then usually go on to mock (very loudly) what has come to be known as Faux-B-Que as the greatest evil to ever be foisted upon the world of Barbecue. Sadly, in as much as I know and love some of these people, they are terribly, horribly wrong. Yes I Love a smoker better but I am not allowed to have one were I live and my smoker is at a good friends house that is not close by. So here it is... 1 – 4-6 pound beef brisket 1 Tbsp molasses 1 tsp liquid smoke 2 Tbsp Worcestershire sauce 1 -2 Tbsp chipotle sauce (or the liquid from a can of chipotle peppers in adobo sauce) Heat oven to 220 degrees. Rinse Brisket and pat dry. Mix remaining ingredients in a medium bowl. Allow to sit 5 minutes. Lay brisket fat side down on a baking sheet covered with a large piece of aluminum foil. Brush liberally with oven smoke marinade. flip brisket and brush the fat side with the rest of the marinade. Wrap tightly in foil and bake at 220 degrees for 8-9 hours. YUM! Dee LUFQ “The South Florida Biker’s Bible Since 1999 - Pray for Dave!!! 14 Years - August 2014 • Issue #178 • Page 46 In Memory - G.B.N.F. Pictures will be posted for 2 months. Additional months depends on available space. To assure a memory photo remains on this page a minimum donation of $100 per year is requested. Bernie Shapiro BAND-DJ-ENTERTAINMENT LISTINGS Diver (USMVMC) Bob Amchir Irene Powell Sportster John Vinny Margotta (Vinny’s EZ Cycles) Seleta Woo “Poppy” Big Ed Stricklin Denise Kwiatkowski $35 a YEAR for Band Listings in WOTR AND on the WOTR Website. Up to 4 lines in the mag and 5-10 lines online and a link to your website (plus a photo if you want). Mail a $35 check to WOTR. (address on pg 10) ROAD WORKS - Call Colin at 954-718-6850 or 954-588-9346 or email: prismusic2001@aol.com Played Asylum, Hollywood Bandstand, WOTR Parties, Mickey's, Beer Barn and other venues. (See ad) Roger 1%er AOA Kenny 1%er AOA Jerry 1%er AOA Big Art 1%er AOA Pauly 1%’er AOA SOULICIDE - Call Kent @ 754-264-2563. “High Energy” R&R. We get the people up on the dance floor. Playing at Mickeys, Cagneys, others. WWW.SoulicideRocks.com. See us on Facebook/Soulicide. THE STEMS - “Good Funkin Rock”. For booking info: e-mail egresely@hotmail or call Eddie@954-547-7982 or Tony@954-5475652. See our Facebook page. Brian-Keltics MC “Animal” Keltics Dozer Dan “Funk” Palo (Keltics MC) (Keltics MC) Alternative MC “Gunslinger” WILD BILL MAHER - Drummer, Touring, Teach (See ad below) BAND LISTING HERE $35 A YEAR! Plus you’re listed on the WOTR Website with any link you want. Davida Burenstein Howard “Pervert” “GUNNER” Mojo Mystics 7 Mc Navajo USMVMC “Hawk” Jim “Cadillac” Saville Terry Lanis Brent Casey (Turn 3) Crystal Allan Hippler “Evil” Robert Parish Dennis Riggs Sean Gerovitz Jason West (WOG MC PSL) Doug Knowles Ronnie Lyss Kenny Weingart “Debaldone” “Moon” Leathernecks MC Al Kropat (Der Krieger MC) 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, Debaldone & Irene Powell Glyn “Blue” Joy Leathernecks MC Bill Snedden Page 47 Trackside with Chuck KillerChuck@wheelsontheroad.com The month of July was very slow when it came to racing, in fact I didn’t get out much because they all have had so much rain this month. Hopefully mother nature will slow it down a bit for August and I will be able to get some fumes in my lungs. With that being said... I was able to do some local roaming. My first stop, the newly owned, named and renovated ‘Sports Barn’ in Davie for their rally for the Vets celebration that included Soulicide providing the kick ass rock and roll with Michael Giardina which I haven’t seen in a good while helping out on lead guitar. It was great to see him on stage with the guys and I can’t forget the special guest singer and great guitarist, Lee Tiger, jumping on stage to lay down some good ol’ rock and roll. Great food, drink and music made for a great day at the barn. Then it was off to American legion Post 180 for the Hoka Hey Challenge Bon Voyage Party hosted by Gabe Carrera our Attorney That Rides. He has taken the challenge of riding from Key West to Homer Alaska and wish well on his venture. (At press time he’s in 34th place out of about 90... plus he killed an elk Sunday morn at 1:24AM. (He might have a fractured ankle) The beer was flowing and the band, Hired Guns, was jamming... so why not everybody step outside, lay down a couple of bucks and beat the living crap out of an import bike. The 5lb sledge hammer tore up the bike - it was a lot of fun and I tell you what there wasn’t anything left of that thing at the end of the day!!! Next up was Flossies for their Summer Bike Fest, with Riverdown supplying the great rock and roll as they always do. The tiki was packed, the parking lot was full of bikes and it was hot... but no rain so that was good. Southern Bike Night tv was also there filming the event. It was great for everyone... cold beer, great buffet, kick ass rock and roll don’t LUFQ get much better than that!!! Finally we headed out in the boonies to Cafe’ 27 for a Birthday Celebration for the Mad Hatter, with Deception Rock Band on board and keeping all the headbangers satisfied... which they did hands down. I’m sure the Hatter and all who were there had a blast -I know I did!!! Next month there will be more race and Gabe info. As always be safe out there and I will see you all later. Killer Chuck “The South Florida Biker’s Bible Since 1999 - Pray for Dave!!! 14 Years - August 2014 • Issue #178 • Page 48 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, Debaldone & Irene Powell Page 49 Miami Mike continues from page 7 Smokey giving tickets at Los Coquis Sports Barn Gals Above: Bill from O’Malley’s Bar won the Wheels of Man MC Chili contest Der Krieger MC at the Sports Barn Mickey’s Tiki Bar Suzanne at Los Coquis at Mickeys Tiki LUFQ “The South Florida Biker’s Bible Since 1999 - Pray for Dave!!! 14 Years - August 2014 • Issue #178 • Page 50 everyone slept on the ground or on bike The elk that tried to kill Gabe It fractured Gabe’s ankle 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, Debaldone & Irene Powell Page 51 LUFQ “The South Florida Biker’s Bible Since 1999 - Pray for Dave!!! 14 Years - August 2014 • Issue #178 • Page 52 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, Debaldone & Irene Powell Page 53 LUFQ “The South Florida Biker’s Bible Since 1999 - Pray for Dave!!! 14 Years - August 2014 • Issue #178 • Page 54 Having t-shirt trouble... , 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, Debaldone & Irene Powell Page 55 LUFQ “The South Florida Biker’s Bible Since 1999 - Pray for Dave!!! 14 Years - August 2014 • Issue #178 • Page 56
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