February 2015 • Issue #184 - Wheels on the Road Magazine

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February 2015 • Issue 184 • Still $3 bucks
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THIS MONTH’S CONTRIBUTORS: Axman, Bars, Chef Joel, Chuck Lehmann,
Cliff Frommer, Cookie Dee, David DiCrescenzo, Doob, Doug Scofield, Fern, Freddy J,
Gabriel Carrera, Huck, Jerry Breen, Killer Chuck, Michele Koscielniak, MM, Ronnie C,
Rogue USMC, Sharon, Stormy, Tattoo Dave, Willie Woo, Coco Puff & Mickey Bear!!!
Err, yeah...
they are
Santa’s
helpers...
That’s right.
In loving memory of Bernie, Chrissy, Clay, Big Ed, Bob Amchir, Animal, Ricky, Pervert, Roger-Kenny & Pauly 1%’ers, Mojo, Vinny Margotta, Poppy, Gunslinger, “Louie”, Davida, Daldone, Irene Powell & Dave Carter
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Around So Fla
by Miami Mike, Publisher
MiamiMike@wheelsontheroad.com
There was a lot going on in
January for everyone to do
and the weather for the most
part was cool and dry except
for one event which I’ll talk
about in a moment.
The first event was the
States MC Pompano’s 23rd
Blessing of the Bikes. I
remember the 1st Blessing had about 50-75
bikes and there was no big party... we all got
blessed while on our bikes and that was
about it. Now 23 years later this turned into a
big party with vendors, live music (by Roses
are Red), good food that included JR’s
famous clams. And of course Father Gary and
Mother Karen gave their blessings to the
“colors” laid out on the table and then
spritzing “holy water” on the bikers and
bikes outside the clubhouse walls. This year
the turnout was very good with about 250
bikes parked up and down the street and in
the field. I got a few drops of “holy water” on
my camera and face... let’s hope it works... I
need the help.
On a somber note, Sharon and I attended
the memorial celebration for Billy Mijares’
good friend and Calvery Chapel MM
member, Pam Kaiser who passed away after a
13 year battle against cancer. She was a real
character, I can attest to that from hearing
everyone speak fondly about her at the
memorial. I can see why everyone loved her.
(see page 39 for her obituary)
As I said at the start of whatever this is
called, the weather was nice all month
EXCEPT for one of the usually biggest
events of January... The Biker Appreciation
Event, that took place at Chester’s Ft. Laud.
H-D in Sunrise. My office is close to
Chester’s so I figured why get soaked to the
bone and stand around dripping for 3 or 4
hours until picture time... so Sharon and I
took the car. As it turned out quite a few had
that same idea... I don’t think I saw more than
75 bikes in the lot although there were close
to 250 or so at the event. But Tatto Dave and
Joey slogged through and at 2PM started to
give out the ‘Thank You” plaques for those
who helped at the Toy Run. Bob Amchir
(GBNF) was looking down though because
just as Dave started, the rain stopped and
only started again after the plaques were
awarded and the group shot, (with the
$396,000 donation check) was taken. The
entire members of the Wings of Gold deserve
a big hand for doing the cooking and
keeping the party together in the miserable
weather.
The memorial service at the Wheels of Man
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RIDING
RIDING,, DOWN SOUTH
“In Loving Memory of My Dad”
By Axman... Axman@wheelsontheroad.com
I hope everybody had a great start into the New Year. I sincerely
hope that 2015 will be a much better year for all of us. Hopefully, it
will be filled with good health and financial prosperity.
The first event I attended was the Celebration of Life Ride for our
brother Peter Jorge (former President of Wings of Gold MC, Miami)
who had lost his battle to Cancer in November. It took place on
January 3rd. A large group of people had assembled at the gas
station at Dade Corner. There were close to 200 bikes and a bunch
of cars in the procession leading up to Café 27. A lot of riders who
came directly, were already present when the group arrived. We
gathered around the Biker’s Memorial Garden where Dennisse had
placed a beautiful plaque. DJ Bert provided the musical background
while Gator supplied a large bottle of Gentleman Jack. A lot of little
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red solo cups were filled with the brew so that almost everybody
had shots in their hands to make a toast in memory of Peter Jorge. It
was a sad moment for all of us. Peter was one of the nicest guys you
would ever want to meet. He has touched a lot of people. He did not
want us to be sad and we followed his wishes by moving from the
Memorial garden over to the bar area where we turned it into a
party. A lot of shots were downed all afternoon. The longer the
party lasted the more people showed up. Peter had the huge turnout
he deserved. R.I.P. my brother. You will be missed but never ever
forgotten.
The following day (01/04) I rode
over to the States MC’s club house
in Pompano where the 23rd Annual
Blessing of the Bikes was held. This
is a must attend event in my books.
Ever since I started riding
motorcycles again, I attended each
and every Blessing. For some reason
I feel better when l leave, knowing
that my bike has been blessed.
Besides this, it is the first official
bike event that takes place every
year. I arrived kind of early and I
took this opportunity to eat 2 dozen
of JR’s delicious clams before
everybody else was getting in line
for them. States MC had a
tremendous showing of bikers. I
don’t remember the last time having
it seen to be that crowded. Bad Boy
Drew’s, “Roses are Red” band
sounded better than ever, thanks to
his new red-headed singer, Ariel.
She has some awesome pipes on her.
Besides this, she was smoking hot.
Thank you Bad Boy for improving
your band. Now, we have something
to look at too. I like the spot where
they placed the tables so that the
colors were blessed. I had a great
time and so did everybody else.
From there I rode to Café 27 to
hear another great performance of
Mr. Nice Guys Band. They are
really killing it. It seems that their
following is
growing from gig
to gig. What a
great show! You
guys really rock!
The following
Sunday (01/11) the
Wings of Gold M/
C hosted their
Biker Appreciation
Day event at
Chester’s Ft.
Lauderdale HarleyDavidson. Their flyer
in WOTR stated this is
a rain or shine event...
and boy did it rain!
The sun did not come
out at all. As a matter
of fact, it was raining
cats and dogs all
afternoon long except
for when Tattoo Dave
and Joey handed out
the plaques. (Bob must
have been watching)
Unfotunatily, the
weather kept a lot of
people at home or at a
bar to watch the NFL
play-off’s. I felt bad for
the vendors and the
band. However, the
weather did not seem to
impact Hired Gunz at
all. They still kicked
out some fantastic tunes.
Those of you who faced
the bad weather sought
shelter either underneath
the tents of the vendors or
inside the dealership. Just
about when Tattoo Dave
was wrapping up the
presentation, the sky
opened up again, leaving
only a few bikers for the
traditional group photo
but it did stop raining for
10 minutes while we took
the photo. In any event,
the Toy Run
raised
$396,000.00
which is great.
On Sunday (01/
18) the SE ABATE
Chapter held their
Semi-Annual
Motorcyclist’s
Rights Rally at
Mickey’s Tiki
Bar. Thank God,
Mother Nature
cooperated very
nicely. The
weather was
picture perfect,
which resulted in
a really good
turnout. Some
delicious food was
served along with
ice cold
refreshments.
Mighty Quinn
provided the musical entertainment. This was the first time I heard
them perform and I was impressed. They kicked ass. A lot of door
prizes were
handed out that
afternoon. On
behalf of Bars I
would like to
thank everybody
who came out to
support your
Motorcycle
Rights
Organization. If
you are not
already an
ABATE member,
I urge you to check them out. You can either check out their web
site at www.abatese.org or visit one of their monthly meetings
which are very informative. Their next meeting will be held at the
American Legion Post at 9081 SW 51st Street in Cooper City on
February 15th at 10:00AM.
As we were going to press MM saved a spot on my page to write
about the Der Krieger MC’s 20th Annual Blowout at Cagney’s
House of Rock on 01/25. The Der Krieger MC only puts on only
one event a year, and they go all out. This year was no different. The
entire parking lot in front of the strip mall was blocked off for
venders and attendees. This was a good thing as tons of people
showed up.It was a huge turnout. The weather could not have been
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SFPC NOW!
by “Tattoo Dave” Amchir
Dave@wheelsontheroad.com
National President, Wings of Gold MC
Director, SFPC Toys in the Sun Run
Thanks to everyone who attended the
Biker Appreciation Day at Chester’s Fort
Lauderdale Harley-Davidson this past
January 11th. Due to the stormy weather
the crowd was lighter then normal but for
those who came out everyone had a good
time and thanks to joe and his band
“Hired Gunz” for entertaining the crowd
throughout the day.
This event is where we hand out “thank
you” plaques to everyone who contributed significantly to the SFPC Toys in
the Sun Run event, including all SFPC
motorcycle clubs and associations and
take a group photo holding the big
donation check that will be given to the
hospital. This year the check was for $396,000.00! Not bad for this
economy... plus we gave toys to every child that needed one.
At the appreciation event we gave out free food and beverages
which were served all day. All SFPC events are rain or shine so if it’s
too wet to ride your bike, then you can drive over in an enclosed
vehicle. All SFPC clubs & associations put in a lot of work for their
annuals and parties to make them enjoyable and entertaining for
everyone, so please give them your full suppport.
To wrap up this 27th toy run, a few establishments did not support
this great charity event even after they said that they were on board:
Bokampers, Flannigan’s, Shenanigans, and Landlubbers to be
specific. Santa Ed, our beloved Santa Claus, and the official Santa
to the kids at Joe Dimaggio Children’s Hospital, personally dropped
off toy boxes and spoke with these businesses about participating.
They were all very positive when talking to Santa Ed. They were all
yes! Yes! Yes!!! But in the end all Santa Ed (and the toy run) were
given was a ‘lump of coal’! If they don’t want to be part of the MC
community and support a great charitable event, then I feel that we
should not patronize these establishments... I know that I won’t.
But on a more positive note. In last month’s article I mentioned
that I would list all of the individuals, businesses, motorcycle clubs
and associations, and everyone who worked on contributing to the
27th Annual Toys in the Sun Run. Here is that list in alphabetical
order:
4:30 Board Room Bar
A&M Tape & Packaging
Aerial Banners, Inc.
Allan & Karen Renser
Allstar Coaches
Amerigas
Archbishop Thomas Wenski
Axman (Wheels on the Road magazine)
Boy Scout Troop #128 Davie, Florida
Broward County Parks & Recreation
Broward Sheriffs Office
Bruce Weinberg & Family
Buchanan P.E. Consulting
Cagney’s Saloon
Camp Usa South
Champion Porsche
Chester’s Fort Lauderdale Harley-Davidson
City Towing, Inc.
Cliff Frommer (BSO/WOTR Photographer)
Color Reflections
Dan Coffey/Sunbelt Rental Pembroke Pines
Davila Family
Janene Sclafani
JD Haff
Jeff Ashen
Joe Conte
Joe Rodriguez
Joel Freiberg (Chester’s HD)
John Wareham (All American Cycle)
Kauff’s Transportation Services
Kerry Becker
Kevin Remillard
Light Bulbs Unlimited Coral Springs
Lisa Quinter (Wings of Gold MC)
Mad Matt
Mardi Gras Casino
Debbie Amchir
Miami Mike / Janitor, Wheels on the Road
Doc/Thunder Press
Mike Ryan Mayor, City of Sunrise
Donald Amchir
Pam Disalvo
Downtown Baggers
Premier Mechanical
Drex Kelsey
Progressive Waste Solutions
Ed Leclere
Let’s
Beat Last Years Donation!
Rampfree Trailers
Emilio Caban
Rick & Rita Case
Evan Hall
Ricki Whitson, Kilowatt Boy, Inc.
Flashback Diner
Robert “Cowboy” Killebrew
Florida Transportation Service
Ryan Case
Geico Motorcycle
Russell Mackie
Golf Car Depot
“Santa Ed” Braxl
Grateful J’s
Scott Reilly
Graves Family
Scott Thomas
Gregg Koenig
Scott Worobey
Growers Equipment Co.
Scuotto’s Pizza & Pasta
Harley-Davidson of Miami (North & South)
Sea Freight
Highland Wireless
Sea Truck
HMC Helicopter Service, Inc.
Starr Ice, Inc.
Interior Transformations By Triton
Stella Marziliano
Izzi Enterprises Inc.
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Jack Shifrel
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TOY RUN THANK YOU’S CONTINUED
Steve & Jeanette Harper
Susie’s Scrumptious Sweets
The Original Delvecchio’s Pizzeria &
Italian Restaurant
The Printer’s Printer
The Pointe
Tijuana taxi
Tim Sheehan
Toilet Taxi
Tom “Oz” Schongar
Total Power Electric, Inc.
Town of Davie, Florida
Van Wagner Aerial Media, LLC
Veronica Hotchkiss
Waste Pro
Winterfest Boat Parade
CLUBS & ASSOCIATIONS
ABATE Palm Beach
ABATE South East
Alternative M/C Ft. Lauderdale
Alternative M/C Palm Beach
Alternative M/C Treasure Coast
AOA South Florida
AOA West Palm Beach
Army of the Lord
Black Pistons M/C - Palm Beach County
Calvary Chapel Motorcycle Ministry
Children’s Charity Riders Association
Chrome Knights
CMA Alpha & Omega
CMA trinity Travelers
Cruisers of South Florida
Der Krieger M/C
Dirty White Boys M/C
Fiasco Berothers M/C
Fort Lauderdale HOG Chapter
Heathens M/C
Hermandad M/C Miami
Keltics M/C
Leathernecks M/C Jason Dunham Chapter
Liberty Motorcycle Association
Los Coquis M/C
Los Tainos Motorcycle Association
Miami HOG Chapter
Mystic Seven M/C
New Attitudes M/C Miami
Outcast M/C
Rough Riders M/C
Scurvy Few M/C
Soldiers for Jesus M/C Palm Beach
Soldiers for Jesus M/C Treasure Coast
Southern M/C
States M/C Lake Worth
States M/C Pompano
Third Tradition M/C Fellowship
US Military Vets M/C Chapter 1
US Military Vets M/C Homestead
US Military Vets M/C Palm Beach
US Military Vets M/C
National
Martin County
South Broward
South Florida
Wheels of Man M/C
Deerfield
Wheels of Man M/C
Indian River
Wings of Gold M/C
Miami
Wings of gold M/C
Orlando
Wings of Gold M/C St.
Lucie
BANDS
Blues Brothers Soul Band
Hired Gunz
Remadee
Soulicide
Suckerpunch
The Flyers
Again, a big thank you to all who supported this great event benefitting Joe
Dimaggio Children’s Hospital.
Finally, if anyone gets the Sunsports
Channel, Stu Jones, of the Florida Powerboat
Association did a full coverage video of the
toy run in two parts. Check your local listing
for the Sunsports channel to catch this
segment and see the inside back cover of the
January issue of WOTR for additional
information on Stu’s events.
Be Cool, Dave
Axman continues from page 9
any nicer. To add more comfort for the people they had put up some tents that offered shade and lots of tables to sit at. The food was out of
this world. I had a little bit of everything. The Pasta la Vodka was delicious, so was the rest of my dinner. Deception took the stage and as
usual, they did not disappoint. As a matter of fact, they kicked some major ass! People were dancing to their tunes. Cagney’s owners, Mark
and Nancy, and their staff made sure that nobody had to wait too long for cold refreshments. Tatiana, did work her (sexy!!!) butt off at the
outside bar. As expected, this was an awesome party. On behalf of Hammer and his cloub members, I want to thank everybody for coming
out. For those of you who did not attend, that’s too bad... as you have missed one of the best parties of the year.
Until next time, ride free & safe! Axman
The Der Krieger MC appreciates all the terrific support from our biker community.
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2015 what a great start! I love
Florida weather. States MC Blessing
of the Bikes was a great ride and a
great time with some old and very
missed friends. I wasn’t able to make
it down for the Biker Appreciation
event at Chester’s Fort Lauderdale
Harley-Davidson but I would like to
thank all of the motorcycle clubs and
associations for all that they do for
the toy run and especially the Wings
of Gold MC. Dave Amchir and the
rest of his club, work for weeks in
advance to insure a smooth and fun
filled day for all that attend. A lot of
time and hard work goes into getting
ready for this event and on top of
that, they throw a party for all the local bikers; with free food.
Thanks Dave! Please always remember, this event, though a fun day
for us; is for the KIDS!
February 14th is the day we set aside to tell those that we care
about just how important they are to us. I would definitely
encourage you to do it way more often than once a year! The Lord
has placed people in our lives some are short term others will be
there through thick and thin for years... that is if they live. You see
we are not promised tomorrow and life can sometimes come to an
abrupt end. In the last few months we have said good-bye to so
many and it is so hard to see so many go.
On January 1st, Pam Sharon Kaiser, Calvary Chapel MM, went
home to be with her loving Savior, Jesus Christ, at the age of 55.
There are a couple of bible verses that so describes Pam: 2
Corinthians 1:3-4 “Praise be to the God and Father of our Lord Jesus
Christ, the Father of compassion and the God of all comfort, who
comforts us in all our troubles, so that we can comfort those in any
trouble with the comfort we ourselves have received from God.”
Though she was battling cancer for 13 years, all we ever saw was
that beautiful smile, felt her sincere and warm hugs and saw our
Savior’s handy work right there in our midst... just loving us!
You are very special to the Creator of the universe. John 3:16 “For
God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that
whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.”
Jesus gave His all for you and me and all He wants in return is your
love. I find it interesting that Jesus did not die for our sins but rather
for our sin (singular). John 1:29 The next day John saw Jesus
coming toward him and said, “Look, the Lamb of God, who takes
away the sin of the world!” That sin is unbelief, but that one sin,
results in so many others! He went through all that pain and
suffering just because He loves you; and all He wants in return is
for you to love Him back... WOW!
This Valentine’s Day let us examine the bibles definition of love:
1 Corinthians 13:4-7 “Love is patient, love is kind. It does not
envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. It is not rude, it is not selfseeking, it is not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrongs. Love
does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth. It always
protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres.
1 Corinthians 13:13 “And now these three remain: faith, hope and
love. But the greatest of these is love.” Life is short; tell that biker
next to you that you love them!
Always remember Jesus died for bikers too!
If we at Calvary Chapel MM can be of any service e-mail me or
give me a call at 954-448-1235 or give Billy a call at 305-7909484.
Riding free in South Florida, Doug.
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ABATE UPDATE
By Bars, SE Chapter President
Bars @wheelsontheroad.com
On Saturday December 20th, the SFLCOC held their Annual
Christmas Party at the Leathernecks MC Clubhouse in Oakland
Park. Even though their house is not that big they opened up the
back yard and had plenty of room for people to party. All the MC’s
and clubs chipped in and brought food for people to eat. There was
so much food that at the end of the night you could even take some
home if you wanted. There was chicken, sausage and peppers,
baked beans, macaroni salad and even roasted corn on the cob. It
was one of the better SFLCOC parties that I have been to.
On Sunday December 21st the Southeast Chapter of ABATE held
our last meeting for the year at the American Legion in Cooper
City. After the meeting we celebrated Christmas and December
birthdays with about 45 people. Mr. D’s Pizza did all the cooking
for us. There was baked ziti, Italian salad, garlic bread and plain,
sausage and pepperoni pizzas with plenty to take home if you wanted leftovers and
everything was fabulous. Mr. D’s also does catering for other events. They are located at
4260 Peters Road in Fort Lauderdale and the
phone number is 954-581-0373. When you call
just ask for Mario and tell him that Bars said to
call.
If you live in North Dade, Broward or South
Palm Beach County there is no reason that you
should have missed the 23rd Annual Blessing of
the Bikes at the States MC clubhouse in
Pompano Beach. This is a nondenominational
event and all faiths are welcome. Last year they
had about 600 bikes with the same number this
year. Father Gary and Mother Karen blessed all of
the colors on the table and then blessed all of the
bikes up and down the street. I for one stood next
to my bike and had myself and my bike blessed. I
figured I need all the help I can get riding here in South Florida. The States members did all
the cooking with JR doing his fabulous clams as always. Music was by Bad Boy’s new band
Roses are Red with a great looking new lead singer named Ariel. She sang as good as she
looked too. This is always the first party to start off the new year and if I were you I would
not miss next year’s.
On Saturday January 10th the Wheels of Man MC, Deerfield Beach Chapter held a
celebration of the life of Dave Carter at the clubhouse. There must have been at least 300 of
his closest friends there. If you were lucky enough to know him then you would know how
full of life he was. Dave got into a motorcycle accident in
January 2012 and was in a coma for almost three years before
he passed away in December 2014. He ran Mickey’s in
Pompano Beach for as long as I can remember. Dave, Alice and
I sat out back of Mickey’s one Saturday night until 5AM
Sunday morning just talking and laughing the whole time. He
was a life member of ABATE and a great supporter. The music
at the celebration was by ‘Roses are Red’ and ‘Stet Blancett &
the Turn Three Jam Band’. It was good to see Lisa, Chelsea
and Tyler. Flash from the Soldiers for Jesus MC gave a nice
eulogy and at 10PM we all had a shot and gave Dave’s
favorite one finger salute. I know that he is up there looking
down on us having a good time knowing that someday we will
be up there together and having a great time. Until I see you
again rest in peace. I will always think of you.
On Sunday January 11th the Southeast Chapter of ABATE
held our monthly meeting to talk about our Semi-Annual
Motorcyclists Rights Rally at Mickey’s on January 18th. After the meeting we all met up at
Chester’s Fort Lauderdale Harley for the Wings of Gold Biker Appreciation Day when they
tell everyone how much money was raised for Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital. The
winners of the toy run bike and cash were: Mike Caswell from Delray Beach (he took the
cash), $2500 to Adam Shein and $1000 to Mike Boele. Congratulations to all the winners. It
rained on and off all day long but when it came time to present the check for $396,000 don’t
you know it stopped raining. The music was by Hired Gunz who played throughout the rain.
It didn’t stop them. Great job guys. The trophy for the largest club in attendance went to
MY CO
STA RICAN RETIREMENT
COSTA
doob@wheelsontheroad.com
I finally feel good and
back to normal after 3
months of thinking I was
ready to check out of my
pussy paradise. I lost
around 15lbs. while
taking my new meds,
including B/P lowering
pills. I lost my sex drive
(couldnt get it up) and
even my 26 yr. old chica
thought I was going to
Florida in December to
die. Thankfully, my V.A.
Clinic doc. changed my
meds and within a week
he had me with no problems, B/P 145 over 70, feeling my old self
and ready to return to C.R.
While in Sebastian, my brother
bought a 2005 FX Superglide
cheap for me to take back. The
problem was after paying him,
then $800 shipping, $150 broker
fees and finally C.R.wanted
$5000.00 import taxes, I found
that I could have bought one
locally around the same price. Oh
well, at my advanced age I’m
better off with my custom Sporty.
Yes, I’m back in the saddle and lining up some threesomes again.
Pura Vida, Doob.
(Happy with Cialis 5 mg)
States MC Pompano Beach and
for the largest organization
again went to ABATE
Southeast Chapter. Way to go
everyone. I would like to thank
everyone who stepped up to
make the Toys in the Sun Run
a great success and let’s do it
again next year.
On Sunday January 18th the
Southeast Chapter of ABATE
held our Semi-Annual
Motorcyclists Rights Rally at
Mickey’s Tiki Bar in
Pompano. Years ago it would
always rain on and off at our
parties, but lately we have had
bright sunny skies... so ABATE must be doing something right. If you missed our party then
you missed a great one. We had bikes parked all the way around Mickey’s. Alan has put in a
new bar under the tiki hut so now it is even easier to get something to drink. The music was
by Mighty Quinn who had the gals up on the bar dancing and everyone was having a good
time. We signed up 18 members that day. Jimmy Les was up at the microphone calling out
the numbers for the winning tickets and doing an auction as only he can and making sure
that everyone was having a good time. If you are thinking of having a party then I suggest
you call Alan at Mickey’s
and talk to him first. I am
sure he will take care of
you.
On behalf of the
Southeast Chapter of
ABATE and all our
members, I would like to
say thank you to Alan and
his staff for making our
party a great one. Alan,
thank you very much.
Remember, HERE
TODAY GONE TODAY.
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TAX TALK
by Michele Koscielniak
michele@wheelsoontheroad.com
MORE TAX CHANGES?
The IRS began accepting tax returns
January 20th, 2015. That leaves 7 weeks
to complete a business return and 11
weeks to finish a personal tax return. It
sure sounds like plenty of time however,
it you have a tendency to procrastinate
when it comes to completing your tax
return, than that time will fly by.
If you happened to watch TV or read the
papers lately you probably heard that
there may be more tax changes coming.
The goal would be to move more of the
tax burden to the wealthy from the
middle class. I guess we will just have to
wait and see. Some of the proposed changes would be:
1. Increasing the capital gain and dividend rate from the current
maximum of 20% to 28%.
2. Removing the step up basis on inherited property.
3. An additional credit of $500 for households with 2 working parents.
Of course limitations apply. Upwards of 24 million couples are
expected to benefit.
4. Dependent care credit would increase from a possible $1,050 to
$3,000 and the income level before limitations would also increase to
$120,000.
5. Higher education tax breaks would be simplified but would provide
greater
benefits for
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January 1, 2015 was a great day to
ride with friends. Kathy and I live in
West Palm Beach so we had friends
ride up from Miami & Davie, more
from West Palm Beach and Stuart,
and even more friends from Ft.
Pierce, for a total of 15 friends, all
meeting at Archie’s Seabreeze for
New Year’s Day. It was an
outstanding ride to Ft. Pierce and
back with the greatest of friends. I
make it a point to ride on the first
day of the New Year.
On January 4th Kathy, I and a
couple of friends attended the States
MC “Blessing of the Bikes” event
down in Pompano Beach. We got our bikes blessed, ate some great
food, listened to some awesome music and had an outstanding
afternoon with the best people you would ever want to know.
Hundreds of bikes and bikers showed up to get their colors and
bikes blessed. All you could see all the way down the street was
blinding chrome and beautiful bikes. Thanks to the States MC for
another terrific event.
January 18th was an
absolutely outstanding
day to hold our SE
ABATE Chapter’s
“Semi-Annual
Motorcyclists Rights
Rally”. A few hundred
bikers gathered at
Mickey’s Tiki Bar in
Pompano Beach to
help support our
chapter and had a load
of fun doing so.
Awesome music all
afternoon by Mighty
Quinn band. If you have never had the pleasure of seeing Mighty
Quinn then I suggest you do. They are the house band at Mickey’s
every Sunday. Nothing but love and friendship all afternoon, this is
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
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why I’m a biker
and why bikers
are a breed of
their own. Thanks
to Alan and all
the staff at
Mickeys Tiki for
all they did to
help our chapter
make this event
the success it was. And a special thanks to all the MC’s,
Independents and everyone else who attended. Without
your support our SE ABATE Chapter and ABATE of
Florida could not continue to protect your motorcyclist
rights.
Ride Free Ride Safe, Rogue USMC
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On Special Assignment
by Chef Joel - joel@wheelsontheroad.com
Well unless you are
on lockdown or
working your life
away, it has been the
time of year to get out
and ride lately. The
mild temperatures and
sunny days sure have
been incredible lately.
This is the time of year
that all of our friends
up north love to hate
us, and then laugh at
us in the summer when
it is too hot to breathe
out there. Enjoy it while you can and make these days count, before
you know it the hot and muggy stuff will be back.
As far as getting out and about lately, I have been on a break since
taking in the new pooch “Willie”. He is a pup still, and he sure does
show it. He is great company for Winnie at home, but damn... he has
crazy separation anxiety and requires literally every possible
moment of my time to work with him. He is worth it though. I will
get back to him and the “Williegate” scandal in a little bit.
I did get out to support Freddy, of A1 Promotions, for the opening
Bike night at
“Firedog Saloon” in
At Firedog
Ft. Lauderdale. The
place is really nice
and has a downstairs
restaurant and bar
area with a great
menu and very
reasonable prices.
You step out front
and go upstairs to a
huge room that is
half dance floor and
stage area and a bar
area that takes up
the other half. The
staff was very
attentive to the
crowd and did a
great job welcoming us to the venue. Drinks and beer
bucket prices were also very reasonable. The evening’s
tunes were provided by the very talented and always fun
“Blues Brothers Soul Band”. Along with some great
giveaways and good music and staff, this should be a
good addition to the community for Thursday night fun,
and of course their other nights to.
Also here locally at my usual hangout, ‘Wetz Pub”,
Todd (of Hat Trick days) has been doing a gig along with
“Uncle Fred and friends” every couple of weeks on the
weekends. Check in on their FB site to see when we do
that. It has been a blast seeing friends of days past
hanging out to some good tunes there.
Ok, now back to what I referred to as “Williegate”, since
the “Deflategate” scandal is out there now with the
Patriots umm “win”. Well. As a lot of you know, I took in “Willie”
the day after Christmas. This was primarily to put my girl “Winnie”
at ease since “Harley” passed back in Sept. I hated leaving her here
alone each time I left the house, and got the look of despair and
stress each time I came home to her at any time of the day or night.
So, along with that comes a FB message from a friend in the
Weimaraner Rescue Community. I was asked to look at a link from a
group that had an “urgent” need for help. I respectfully am keeping
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names of people and organizations out of this for now but if there
comes a time the “so-called” ‘Rescuers’ want to push this issue I
will gladly post the names. So, I looked at the link that had posted a
pic of ‘Willie” on it and said they needed an “urgent” foster or
home for him by Friday (which was in 2 days). I saw the pic and
could not resist the eyes and look of sadness in them and sent a
message to have someone call me about him. I received the first call
on Christmas day. From there the calls and e-mails went back and
forth to arrange to meet him and make the pick up outside of Tampa
the following day. Christina kindly took the ride up there with me
to meet the volunteer from the group who had been fostering Willie
at his home the past 2 nights. After a 10-15 minute meet and
greet with Willie and Winnie (which went great I must say), the
volunteer handed me paperwork from the shelter and his ID
chip papers and said “here ya go”! I had a blank check with me
to make a donation of some sort to the rescue group but he
declined to take the check and said to speak with them on
Monday. I offered money to cover his gas for traveling over 100
miles round trip to meet me. He declined once again. I had to
put it in his shirt pocket to get him to take it. So, Willie was on
his way home with us and Winnie is now a big sister to him. Ok,
now here is where their controversy begins... 8 days go by (with
no calls from the group) and then I receive the first of many
emails that first asked “Hey, how is everything going with
Winnie & Willie? I replied saying “So far- so good.” Their next
email said “that is great- so now please go to our site to
complete the adoption contract and pay the $300.00 adoption
“fee”. This was to my surprise, so I replied back saying I was not
aware of a ‘fee” and thought I needed to merely make a
donation. The next email stated “oh-sorry to be the bearer of
bad news it is a fee - and
since he is a “pure-bred”
the fee is $400.00, not
$300.00. Ohhhh... ok... now
the scam alert signals start
tingling in my mind. I in
turn go to their website to
look at this “contract”,
there it states that in the
event I cannot keep the
dog for “any” reason that
“they” are to get him back
or I would be liable for up
At Firedog
to $5000.00 in penalties.
So, the calls to our fiend
and brother “The Attorney That Rides” Gabe began. He told me to
relax and let him handle it. As he stated “a contract cannot be made
after the fact”. That fact being the dog was handed to me 8 days
before and then they proceeded to tell me the details. Sorry but
Momma raised no fool here folks. After doing some research and
looking into this ‘rescue group”, I found out they currently have
over 400 dogs at their facility that they “rescue” from shelters or get
in other ways that are “owner surrenders” or other sad stories. Then
in turn they
clean them
up, give
them some
shots and a
new name
and “adopt”
them back
out for a fee.
That fee I
come to
learn goes by
weight and
size and
even age and
pedigree. So if you happen to come upon a pure bred puppy there
you could be looking at a $600.00 to $700.00 “fee”. So is this a
rescue group or a dog selling operation??? I did feel bad about the
donation I offered not going to them. But as Gabe explained it
would have been construed as some form of agreement with them.
So for now it is all quiet on the home front and I hope it stays that
way. My point here is that in the event you are ever in one of these
“Rescue Situations” and looking to take in a new critter, be aware
and ask questions beforehand. As I said, it started with me looking
at a FB link that stated they needed “Urgent help”... not a quick
sale.
Ok, with all of that aside the next big event around the area is of
course ‘Leesburg Bikefest’. The dates for it are April 24th, 25th and
26th. My plans are very up in the air as of now and with the new
pooch and finances as they are, I am not sure if I am going yet. But
for those that are, get your butts on the phone to make your
reservations. I have been hearing that places are selling out fast for
miles around.
As always “Take Care & Ride Safe” Chef Joel
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Pan American FUN Run???
Riding and Writing by Gabe@wheelsontheroad.com
It’s official... the Pan
American FUN Raising has
begun and I want to thank
Roger Buis for his $1,000.00
donation making him the first
“GABRIEL’S MIRACLE
ANGEL!” I rode part of the
Hoka Hey Motorcycle
Challenge with Roger and I
actually met him during the
American Legends Rallies. If
you’re my FaceBook friend
you KNOW I will be hitting
you up for a donation for Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital.
When you give toward the kids at Joe DiMaggio’s you become
one of “Gabriel’s Miracle Angels” that grants a miracle to a
medically needy child at Joe DiMaggio’s. The funds go for free
operations, medical tests, hospital stays (that could last months), and
housing for the parents and siblings. When I visited Santa Ed on a
Wednesday, they had just transplanted a child’s heart at the young
age of 10 MONTHS old. My goal is to raise $100,000.00 for the kids
and that gets applied with money raised at the 2015 SFPC Toys in
the Sun Run. If you have been reading my articles you know the
Toy Run does not end in December, but goes on all year round with
various events, bikers visiting the hospital along with Santa Ed
every Wednesday, to feed the kids and comfort the families.
Some of you Snow Birds and Canadians that just got down to So
Fla might not know what I am taking about. OK, one more time: my
latest project involves raising funds for Joe DiMaggio Children’s
Hospital this summer. I will ride the Pan American Motorcycle
Children’s
Run
from
Tierra
Del
Fuego,
Argentina,
to
Prudhoe
Bay,
Alaska. I
will try
to set
the land
speed
record
(the
world’s
record), and raise up to $100K for the Joe Dimaggio Children’s
Hospital located in Hollywood, FL. All the $$$ that is raised will
go towards the total amount raised during the 2015 SFPC Toys in
the Sun Run. I am proud to announce that the South Florida
President’s Counsel has endorsed the Pan American Motorcycle
Children’s Run. There will be several events at local biker bars and
biker owned businesses to raise money for the biker community’s
favorite charity... Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital. Keep reading
WOTR for updates on these events.
I will be accompanied by my support rider and Hoka Hey brother
Rodger Annicelli, who in his words stated: “This is a trip of a
fucking life time!” Rodger has ridden from Key West to Alaska
twice. We met at the Arctic Circle in Alaska as he was coming down
from Prudhoe Bay and I was heading up. Rodger is an experienced
rider and he is an asset to have on trip. I am looking at him as a
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partner in this venture. But Rodger knows if he breaks down and we
can’t get it fixed in reasonable time I will tow him to the nearest
gringo hotel where they speak English, phones, internet, and have
safe accommodations; then I take off on my own to complete the
trip. His old’ lady is all enthusiastic, calling magazines, looking for
sponsorships, endorsements, donations and freebies to raffle out at
the Fun Raisers. I have so many folks getting involved and
chipping in. If you want to help out or you have an idea don’t call
me at work, drop me a private message on FaceBook at my Attorney
That Rides biz page or send me an email here at WOTR.
Joe Dimaggio gave us our very own page on THEIR hospital
website that can be found at: JDCHfoundation.org/
AttorneyThatRides. As promised the first Pan American FUN Raiser
event will be held on Friday, February 27, 2015 @ 7 pm. Alan, from
“Mickeys Tiki Bar”, was the first
At Mickey’s
one to step up and offer himself
and his bar to help the children.
Alan is donating all the food and
the fund$ to pay for one of
Broward’s top bands... “HIRED
GUNZ”! I want to personally thank
Alan for his generosity because he
gets that this is a community effort
to raise the sum of $100K, yes...
that is a big nut to crack but it’s a
BIKER COMMUNITY EFFORT. If
you are a vendor reading this and
you want to set up drop me a FB
message or an email at my address
above.
My Pan American Bon Voyage
Party date has been designated for
April 12, 2015 starting at 11AM. I
am in negotiations with the
American Legion Post 180 in
Plantation where I held the 2014
Hoka Hey
Bon
SE ABATE
Voyage
party last
year. It’s
not
confirmed
yet but I
have my
fingers
crossed. I
am
looking
NOW for
someone
to
“donate”
an old Jap
bike so I
SE ABATE
can hide
$$$ in it
and charge
$1 a
whack
with a
sledge
hammer. I
would like
a decent
bike, it
does not
have to
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run, but please don’t
Shouldn’t I be facing
offer me an oily rust
up for a Happy Ending?
bucket. I will need
some volunteers to
work the Pan American
Fun Raiser Feb 27,
2015. So if you’re
committed to work and
have fun contact me.
I want to thank Laura,
the Masseuse That
RIDES, who brought
her massage chair to the
S.E. ABATE Biker
Rights Party at Mickeys and gave Back-N-Shoulder rubs while you
had your clothes on. Some guys tried for a happy ending, but Laura
said the only happy ending is their cash tips which are earmarked
SE ABATE
for Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital to help raise that $100K.
Laura is a professional therapist (and a great gal) that is highly
respected in her profession. She donated all $35 of her hard earned
cash.
The S.E. ABATE Biker Rights Party was WILD in my opinion. It
was just old fashioned biker fun. I am proud to be a lifetime
member. I want to thank Bars, Jimmy Les, Princess & Shakey, and
all of my brothers and sisters of ABATE for making this the best
party ever. Keep in touch and I will keep you updated on this
community effort to raise $100K for JDCH!
Remember to make a donation at: www.JDCHfoundation.org/
AttorneyThatRides. Gabe
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A Word from Ronnie C
by Ronnie Catronio
RonnieC@wheelsontheroad.com
Chairman / Executive Director of BBRCF
SMILES is here! This is the month!
On Sunday, Feb 8th, Chester’s Fort
Lauderdale Harley-Davidson in
Sunrise, will host our event and it is
going to be a fabulous day for Big
Bike Riders as we present our 8th
Annual Smiles event. Net proceeds
will benefit Chris Evert Children’s
Hospitals (Broward Health) and
Marisa’s Way.
All we’re asking is that you stop by
during the event for the music - 3
live acts, 3 food trucks, coffee, high
quality vendors with no duplication,
kids activities including face
painting, bounce house, Big Bike Bob coloring contest and more.
There will be special sales incentives inside Chester’s. There is a
Beer Garden hosted by Mickey’s Tiki and Alan Brownfeld, Cobra
Joe custom car show, Bike show, Rob Nolli’s BMX Tricksters shows
at 11am, 1pm and 3pm, BSO Swat vehicles, fire trucks, and more,
and our 1st “Moto-Giro” ride. We are staging a special ride,
unescorted through western Broward. You’ll
travel roads from Chester’s, to US 27, and
points southwest. There will
be an Agility test at the
turnaround
that will
be fun.
You can
choose
to do the
MotoGiro or
Chester’s
simply
take a
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nice ride and return to
Chester’s where our event
will unfold.
Event Schedule
• Registration and FREE
Breakfast opens at 8:00am
• Opening Ceremonies
will commence at 9:15am
• AT 10am bikes will
begin departing Chester’s
on the ride or Moto-Giro
• Live music will begin at
10:30am with “Three Live
acts”.
• Majic 102.7’s Joe
Johnson (Beatle Bruch)
will be our MC with the
Majic tent and prizes.
• We ask for a $3.00 per
person or $5.00 per couple
donation
• Kids and families are FREE!
• Meet Big Bike Bob and get a FREE coloring Book all day.
• Try your luck at our Harley Dice Roll, Spin Wheel and Corn Hole
Toss
A full day and fun and excitement is planned. We hope that you
will mark your calendar to stop by for a while or the day and enjoy
the festivities, all to benefit a world-class children’s hospital and an
organization (Marisa’s Way) working to prevent “wrong-way”
crashes on our roadways.
There will be great raffles prizes, a 50/50 and free door prizes
available in the BBRCF compound tent in front of Chester’s. See
You There. Ronnie C
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Win a Larry Light 2
Be the first person to tell me
who the guy (with the beard)
is and you will receive a
Larry Light 2 (retail $16),
direct to your mailbox.
You MUST email your
answer to: miamimike@
WheelsOnTheRoad.com.
(LL2 description: 12 high-power LEDs
160 lumens, Red Laser pointer, water
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One of the hottest young bands to check out
these days is TeLL’M. A very talented trio of
musicians Alex Mallet, Guitar & Vocals,
Eddie Gresely, Drums & Vocals, Robert
Sherber, Bass & Vocals. Now mix in one of
South Florida’s hottest female lead vocalists,
Becca Cesarz. You have a four piece band
with four amazing vocalists that will rock
your world in many genres of music.
Alex Mallet grew up in a house where
classic rock was always resonating through
the walls. He initially wanted to play bass
guitar and follow in his father’s footsteps,
who grew up playing in many popular clubs around New York.
However, soon after Alex received his first six string guitar along
with an effect pedal for Christmas, he knew right then he was going
to pursue the guitar, and he hasn’t looked back since. At first, he
was heavily influenced by 90’s rock and grunge groups, and then he
became very interested in 60’s and 70’s blues and rock bands. At
the age of 17 Alex started playing gigs at local bars and restaurants
with seasoned
musicians in
their 40’s. By
the age of 18,
Alex was
involved in
several
projects
including a
hip hop/rock
fusion band
’21 Grams’ and
a one man
TeLL’M
band looping
show. In 2010,
Alex had the opportunity to record at Midnight Blue, one of the top
studios in Florida. In 2012, Alex recorded with varying artists out of
the Sae Studios in Miami, Cyclone Studios in Hollywood, and
Vanquish Studios in Davie Florida. Alex also plays with a couple of
other bands and a original band that have a range of different genres
such as reggae, country, rock, and even jazz. Alex also teaches
private and group lessons at Innas Hall of Fame out of Pembroke
Pines. In addition to working at the school, he gives private lessons
to students of all ages out of his home.
Eddie Gresely
has been
drumming,
singing, or both
since high school
at the Dillard
school of
performing arts.
Over the years he
has done
TeLL’M jam
countless
at Cagney’s
recording sessions
and local concerts including some time with a few notable original
bands. He was fortunate enough to study with drumming great Mike
Mangini, of Dream Theater, during the 90’s. His experience also
includes drumming for several singer/songwriters including Teri
Catlin and Reed Waddell and he traveled with country singer, Ryan
Weaver. While mostly known as one of the best singing drummer’s
in South Florida, Eddie is also a prolific songwriter who records and
performs his music acoustically around town whenever he can.
Eddie also teaches drums and vocals at the School of Rock, working
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with our talented youth here in South Florida.
Robert Sherber is a Florida native who grew up with the variety of
sounds that South Florida in the early eighties had to offer. At the
age of 14, inspired by such bass players as Flea (Red Hot Chili
Peppers), Les Claypool (Primus), and Sting (The Police), he started
taking electric bass lessons. By the age of 16 he was playing in local
bars and clubs with the Blues/Rock outfit The Midnight Shadows.
At the same time Robert attended Dillard School of the Arts and
played in the school’s prestigious commercial music ensemble
alongside blues prodigy Josh Smith. In 2005 Robert became the
bass player for legendary TK recording artist Clarence Reid aka
Blowfly X-Rated Rapper. Between 2005 and 2007 Robert did 6
tours with Blowfly which included such notable performances at the
CMJ Music Conference (NYC) as well as SXSW (Austin, Tx) two
years in a row. In addition to live performances Robert played bass
on Blowfly’s Punk Rock Party album as well as two Clarence Reid
singles “Primetime” and “Gass Guzzler”, co-written by Robert. In
2009 Robert joined his other band local punk/funkers Camel Toe
and celebrated Blowfly’s 70th birthday with a performance at
Miami’s PS14, documented in director Jonathan Furmanski’s film
The Weird World of Blowfly. In 2010 Robert was asked to perform
with Blowfly in Australia’s largest traveling festival along with such
bands as Muse, Mastadon, Fear Factory, Lilly Allen, and The Mars
Volta. This was the largest Blowfly tour up until that time, starting
in Auckland New Zealand and ending in Perth Australia with stops
in Brisbane, Sidney, and Melbourne. After the Big Day Out tour
Robert parted ways with Blowfly in order to focus on his own music
as well as finish his degree in music. Currently Robert splits his time
and energy between the bands he plays in which includes Camel
Toe, The Bob Miller band, and Tell’M, as well as working on his
music degree at Florida International University.
Becca Cesarz is one of the hardest working female vocalists in the
area, with vocals that will just blow you away. Becca is a rocker on
stage and a country girl at heart, which shows in her performance
every time she hits the stage. At a early age Becca found herself
listening to rock bands such as Led Zeppelin, The Doors and her
favorite band, Aerosmith, with her dad, while her mom got her
hooked on Johnny Cash, Shania Twain and Faith Hill. As she got
older the rock and country stuck with her. Becca is a natural.
growing up and becoming a drywall superintendent right out of
high school she started going to different bars with coworkers
singing karaoke during happy hour after work and started to realize
she may have a gift. I started to notice Becca when I heard her
singing a song or two with some of our local bands. I shot a video of
some of Becca’s performances and made it a YouTube demo. I wrote
that I was looking for a established band that was looking for a great
front singer and performer. The video had over 400 hits in one day,
that was over four years ago. Becca was seen by a very popular band
that hired her on the spot. She was hired by the very talented Jimmy
Piro of the band PIRO. She has been gigging with for the last four
years. Becca started coming to
Blues Bros
our jam nights at Cagney’s
at Firedog
Saloon hosted by me and
Chrissy. About a year ago
TeLL’M was just a three piece
band. Becca also had a jam night
at Cagney’s with Becca’s Army
about 2 years prior. Becca started
to drop by our jam on Thursday
nights and when she performed
with TeLL’M there was a
chemistry right away. Becca
joined TeLL’M when me and Mark Pirolli, co-owner of Cagney’s,
talked to her and the other three members of TeLL’M suggesting
that it might be a good idea to add Becca as a front singer to the
mix. The rest is as they say history. The band has the #1 jam night
in South Florida with more musicians, singers and bands that come
out week after week then anywhere else in South Florida. TeLL’M
has also started playing out at many venues and people just love
them. Besides singing with TeLL’M and still with PIRO, Becca and
Alex of TeLL’M, also have a duet show they have put together that
play at many venues named The TeLL’M Duo. If you have not seen
TeLL’M make it a point to check out this amazing band with great
musicians and vocals like no other. Or just come to the Thursday
night jam at Cagney’s House of Rock and find out for yourself just
how amazing the band really is. TeLL’M F—K’ING ROCKS!
PERIOD! And if you play or sing join the jam and the party!
We now promote 2 more venues that have and will have great
LIVE entertainment, Marina 84 Sports Bar & Grill in Fort
Lauderdale and Mickey’s Tiki in Pompano Beach. That’s right we
are back at Mickey’s. If you have not been to the NEW Thursday
night Bike Night at Fire Dog Saloon BIG MISTAKE! The 1st one
was great with music by The Blues Brothers Soul Band. What a
great turnout. The bikes by Dave Torres, and his team from East
Side Custom Choppers were out of this world. The bands that are
playing at the new bike night are some of the best around. The food
and drinks and the prices are fabulous! Finally a great bike night in
Fort Lauderdale that was well over due! Check out their ad.
I would like to thank
Cagney’s Bithday Parties
everyone who came out to
my birthday party and The
2nd Annual A1 Promotions
and Cagney’s Aquarius
Bash! We had over 40
Aquarius’s with music by
At
CRuSH and Loose Canons,
Cagney’s
that rocked the house from
9pm til ??? With so many
special guest musicians and singers “tooDeception
many to mention”, that
jumped on the stage to rock all night. It was AMAZING!
And I was at the triple birthday party at Cagney’s celebrating with
everyone Nancys (the Co-owner of Cagney’s), Jody (Owner of On
The Road Again) & Hammer (President of Der Krieger MC) with
music by DECEPTION. Cagney’s was slammed all night! People
may have called this a birthday party, but if you were there, you
now know the meaning of Birthday Bash!
Although we
were going to
press I had a
chance to send in
and write a few
words on the Der
Krieger MC’s
20th Annual
Blowout Bash at
Wings of Gold
Cagney’s on Jan
clubhouse
25th. What a
fabulous day with a great crowd. DECEPTION rocked to 5pm,
followed by Sucker Punch then Rough Shot came in and packed the
house til midnight. In the next issue I’ll have more to tell & photos
to show.
In ending have you ever been to a Motorcycle Club open house?
You really should check them out. Food, drinks, fun, friends new
and old and the hospitality is like no other. I have been to many
clubhouses. I went to the Wings of Gold MC open house on Jan
23rd and had the privilege to meet and talk to Donna, Tattoo Dave’s
mom. What an amazing lady with a heart of gold. See the photo
above and you will get an idea of just how the Motorcycle Clubs
make everyone feel right at home. They are Awesome...
you will have a great time!
Till next time! Support Your Local
MC’s, Support
Local Music,
Support Your Local
Everything, and
Support WOTR
Magazine... The
South Florida
Bikers Bible.
Der Krieger
PEACE! Freddy
at Cagney’s
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2015 CALENDAR 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
FEBRUARY
1-ALTERNATIVE MC - ANNUAL
7-US MILITARY VETS MC HOMESTEAD - PARTY
15-AOA FT. LAUD. - ANNUAL
21-WHEELS OF MAN MC - ANNUAL
MARCH
1-HERMANDAD MC - ANNUAL
7th-15th DAYTONA BIKE WEEK
15-KELTICS MC - ANNUAL
22-US MILITARY VETS MC CH.1 - PARTY
APRIL
5-CMA EASTER SERVICE
11-MYSTIC SEVEN MC - PARTY
18-OUTCAST MC - ANNUAL
19-STATES MC -ANNUAL
24-26th LEESBURG BIKEFEST
MAY
3-SOUTHERN MC - ANNUAL
17-WINGS OF GOLD MC MIAMI - ANNUAL
24-S.E. ABATE - MEMORIAL DAY EVENT
31-LOS COQUIS MC - ANNUAL
JUNE
7-NEW ATTITUDES MC - PARTY
13-AOA PAULY, JERRY, ROGER, AND KENNY
1%’ers MEMORIAL
14-WINGS OF GOLD MC FT. LAUD. - ANNUAL
JULY
5-US MILITARY VETS MC S. BROW - ANNUAL
12-ALTERNATIVE MC - PARTY
18-WHEELS OF MAN MC - CHILI COOK-OFF
• 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 - Keltics MC Open House, 954-864-9764
• Fri & some Sat - O’Malley’s Live Music 954-979-8540
• Fri - Los Coqui MC open house, Hallandale 954-274-5523
• 1st Sat - Wings of Gold MC West Palm clubhouse
• 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 - FREE hot dogs & soda’s at H-D Palm Bch,10-2
• Sat - FREE Lunch at V-Twin City at noon...
• 2nd Sat - USMV MC Ft. Laud. Open House
• 3rd Sat - Chesters Ft. Laud. American Car Show
• Sun - WindRider Church Service at Mickey’s at 11AM
• Sun - Free pool at Sharkey’s Lounge Margate
• Sun - Cagneys Saloon Sunday Fun & Country Night
• Sun - Flossies Famous Tiki Hut Biker Sunday
• 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
• 1st Tuesday - Dynasty Cycles Bike Nite (pg 28)
• Tues - Flossies Jim Piro Jam & Ladies night 80¢ wings
• Tues - Lone Legion Brotherhood Open House
• Tues - Taco Tuesday at Chit Chat’s 7:30-11PM
• Wed - Bike Nite with Bob Daniels at Turn 3
• Wed - Scurvy Few MC, Open House, 954-325-6838
• Wed - Free BBQ and Chester’s Bike Nite at Chit Chat’s
• Wed - Boys nite out & band 9PM -1AM at Cagneys
• Thurs - Bike Night at Firedog Saloon
• Thurs - Leathernecks MC Open House 8-mid
• Thurs - States MC Pompano Dinner Nite 6 start
• Thurs - Hermandad MC Open House, 305-299-4731
• 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
SEPTEMBER
6-SOUTHERN MC - TEDDY BEAR RUN
12-OUTCAST MC - PARTY
13-STATES MC - KEY WEST TUNE UP PARTY
18th-20thPETERSONS KEY WEST POKER RUN
27-KELTICS MC - PARTY
OCTOBER
4-MYSTIC SEVEN - ANNUAL
10-NEW ATTITUDES MC - ANNUAL
11-S.E. ABATE RIGHTS RALLY
16th-19thDAYTONA BIKETOBERFEST
25-WHEELS OF MAN MC - HALLOWEEN PARTY
MARCH 2015
• Chit Chat’s 25th Anniversary (dates & details next issue)
• 1: Hermandad MC Spring Annual...
44
• 1: Chris Rodriguez Memorial Ride...
44
• 12: Tropical Tattoo Old School Chopper Show...
45
• 15: Keltics MC Annual Party at Cowboys...
44
NOVEMBER
7-US MILITARY VETS MC CH 1 - ANNUAL
8-CMA - MEMORIAL EVENT
14-HEATHENS MC - ANNUAL
FEBRUARY 2015
8 States M.C. ANNUAL
15 AOA South Florida
22 Mob of Brothers M.C. ANNUAL
MARCH 2015
7 Lone Legion Brotherhood M.C. ANNUAL
29 AOA Stinky 1%’ers Birthday Party
APRIL 2015
12 Black Pistons M.C. ANNUAL
18 Outcast M.C.
20 AOA 420 PARTY
MAY 2015
16 U.S. Military Vets M.C. ANNUAL
JUNE 2015
27 ABATE ANNUAL
JULY 2015
5 AOA WPB
26 Soldiers For Jesus M.C. ANNUAL
AUGUST 2015
9 AOA South Florida Memorial Event
OCTOBER 2015
25 Alternative M.C. ANNUAL
DECEMBER 2015
5 UBCPBC Christmas Party @ LLBMC
12 Outcast M.C. PBC Event
EVENT LISTINGS WITH PRINTED FLYERS
FEBRUARY 2015
• 1: 21st Alternative MC Party, 1-5PM...
34
• 1: Super Bowl Parties at most bars (call for info)
• 6: Deception Band 1 yr Anniv & Yami’s Birthday...
6
• 6: It’s Shirley’s birthday at Flossies...
32
• 7: Treasure Coast Bikefest...
45
• 8: 8th Annual Smiles Ride 4 Kids...
26
• 13: Valentine’s Party at Chit Chat’s...
29
• 15: AOA MC’s Annual Valentine’s Day Party noon-? 45
• 15: Florida 595 Truck Stop Appreciation Day (3pm-)... 4
• 20: Dee (WOTR’s) Fetish Birthday Party...
23 & 44
• 21: Cycle Lab’s Pre-Daytona Swap Meet...
4
• 21: Palm Beach Vintage Bike Show...
45
• 22: Peterson’s H-D Miami Anniversary Day...
2
• 27: Gabe’s Pan American Joe Dimaggio Event... 20 & 23
• 28: Pops Memorial ride to Caribbean Club...
45
AUGUST
2-WINGS OF GOLD MC MIAMI - PARTY
4-74th STURGIS MOTORCYCLE RALLY
8th-10th SO FLORIDA TATTOO EXPO
9-AOA FT. LAUD. - ANNIVERSARY PARTY
22-LOS COQUIS MC - SMOKEY/DIESEL B-DAY
2014-15 CALENDAR UNITED BIKERS
COUNCIL OF PALM BEACH COUNTY
APRIL 2015
• 12: Gabe’s Pan American Bon Voyage Party...
DECEMBER
6 SFPC TOYS IN THE SUN RUN
12-PETERSONS TOY RUN BIKE DRAWING
12-HERMANDAD MC - ALFREDO MEM/TOY RUN
13-WINGS OF GOLD MC MIAMI - TOY RUN
19-SFLCOC - CHRISTMAS PARTY
20-CALVARY CHAPEL - CHRISTMAS SERVICE
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STORMY’S RIDER RHYMES
By Stormy@wheelsontheroad.com
Valentine’s Day
Valentine’s Day is
One of life’s little treasures,
A day set aside
For intimate pleasures…
A day to express the feelings
We think but may not say.
To tell the special person in your life
You’re glad they came your way…
Everyone is different
For some, getting candy is what they like,
For me I really would prefer,
Something for my bike…
Some like getting jewelry
To me that’s just a bore,
I’d rather just jump on the bike
And take a ride along the shore…
Make your Valentines your own,
Make it your special day.
Do what makes you happy
Do it your unique way…
Valentines is for showing affection
Nice thoughts and total niceness,
As long as you remember and don’t forget
Your day will turn out priceless…
Stormy14
Sharon...
This would make a
real nice Valentines
present... You can
shoot it too...
MM
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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
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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 Alfredo for
complete details. 954-981-7926
(Hollywood)
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. Call 908-887-4452.
Tell Lloyd
Miami Mike
sent ya!
Jack,
Happy Valentines Day from
me and Lisa... and all the gals
in South Florida!
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AVAILABLE
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of Café 27). Zoned agricultural/
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Call 954-736-6524. $299,000.
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Woo’s View’s
Best Friends Over the Rainbow Bridge
Woo@wheelsontheroad.com
Hi Gang!
Well another month is in the
toilet. I’ve been wondering what
to talk to you all about and as
usual everything is a downer. So, I
think I’ll talk about dogs.
I know that this will be a big
surprise to you all! I have been
watching dog rescues by a group
in India. These people are
amazing! The work they do there
to abused dogs IS really mind
Little
blowing. The abuse that people
Koko
over there heap and inflict on
dogs is heart wrenching. What
they do to the pups should be done to them! To all you libs out
there who are going to fall back on the tired excuse of “they are
only animals” and you can’t compare the life of a human to that of
an animal... bullsh-t, all I can say to you is die on the side of the
road like the piece of crap that you are! Those same people whine
and cry for the poor misunderstood trash that’s raping, stealing and
killing other people.
That asshole who killed all those people in the movie theater and
wounded so many more will get every break in the world. In a truly
just society, he would be taken out and hung by the neck without a
trial at all. He don’t need a trial. He did it, there are so many
witnesses that saw him do it and now they will try to spare his
worthless ass by saying he was insane. Insane or not, HANG HIM!
The trouble with Libs is that their parents didn’t have enough
abortions!
Getting back to Dogs, I love them all, but my heart especially goes
out to the Molosser Breeds. For those of you who don’t know what
they are, they are the Mastiff breeds. The BIG boys (and Girls) of the
doggie world. They have been around a long, long time. They were
the war dogs of old, the herd guardians, protection dogs, working
dogs and so many other things. Any dog is wonderful but when you
start getting into the dogs that weigh from 80 to 200 and more
pounds, you are talking serious dogs! I have 3 dogs. One is a sweet
little guy (28 pounds) and the other two are Molosser breeds. My
sweet lady is an Argentine Dogo, the national dog of Argentina.
She’s a real sweetheart to me but a beast to others. She could
literally take your entire face off if she wanted to. Koco my puppy
(10 months old) is a Turkish Kangal. That’s a herd guardian dog, In
Turkey they kill wolves, Jackals and fight bears to protect their
herds. They have the hardest bite with740 pounds per square inch of
jaw pressure. My Dogo has around 525 pounds. A Pit bull has
around 300 pounds and a Rotty is around 320 pounds. Of course
they are all NOTHING to trifle with, but I just wanted to give you
some sort of comparison.
My little guy is as much a dog as my two big beasts are. Only
when I walk him on the leash, I’m always worried that a dog running
free will attack him. There is no such worry when I walk my other
two kids. I don’t want my dogs to get in a fight with ANY DOGS, as
I love them all and never want to see any dog or critter for that
matter get hurt. Yeah!
You want to see how excited they all get when I bring the steak or
chicken breasts home for them. They literally dance! The big dogs
INHALE the food! Both of them eat two pounds of steak or chicken
sooo fast it’s amazing! Anyway, if you’re not into dogs, sorry I
bored you. For you cat lovers out there, I like them too. If it wasn’t
for the fact that my dogs would do it in instantly I’d have a cat too.
Anyway Gang, that’s about it for this month. Be well and drive safe,
Your Friend, Uncle Willie
Louie the WOTR Maskot
Dumas
Tinkerbell
Chyna Blue
Itty Bitty
9/13
Liberty
Steeler
Miss Abigail
Corona
Princess
Harley
Butch
Anastasia
Bully TWD
Hat Trick Seger
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.
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!’
Page 37
CHUCK ON
THE RIGHT SIDE
Chuck@wheelsontheroad.com
http://chuckontherightside.blogspot.com/
To Lie or Not to Lie, That is the Question!
Photo by Mort
When most of us were growing up,
we were told by our parents that lying
was unacceptable behavior and that it
wouldn’t be tolerated, under penalty
of punishment (that punishment
included a swat or more on the
behind, deprivation of being able to
do something we liked to do, and on
rare occasions, washing your mouth
out with soap). In our “politically
correct” society today, some of those
basically harmless punishments
would be considered abuse. (My
editorial comment - HOGWASH)
Over time, it seems that that
admonition has been relegated to the
scrapheap of social interchange. Look
what has occurred over the past few years. We were told that if we
passed Obamacare we could keep our health insurance policy, keep
our doctor, keep our hospital, and that a family of 4 would save
$2,500 per year. Those were all LIES as admitted to by the
Obamacare architect, Jonathan Gruber, the government paid
economist from M.I.T. We were also told that the increases of costs
were fees and not taxes, but that was also a LIE used to pass the law
in the face of opposition by skeptical lawmakers.
False accusations of college campus rape at two prestigious
schools, Duke and Univ. of Virginia, were proven to be LIES in
support of a false narrative of an “epidemic” of campus rape by
feminist organizations and other left-wing groups and the media.
Yes, some rapes have taken place at colleges around the country,
and should not be condoned or covered up, but is it an epidemic?
NO!
Just recently, we had a series of LIES surrounding the killing of a
teenager by a policeman in Ferguson, Missouri. In the aftermath of
that incident, false statements (LIES) were made that were totally in
opposition to subsequent facts of what happened. The false slogan
of “Hands Up, Don’t Shoot” was propagated in the media and by
the “racial arsonists” headed up by Al Sharpton, Jesse Jackson and
the Congressional Black Caucus. Instead of shedding light or trying
to bring calm to the situation, they were pouring fuel on the fire,
thereby causing crimes of arson and assault upon innocent people
and businesses. The Ferguson community might never recover from
this outrageous behavior. LIES do have dire consequences.
LIES were also rampant in the federal government when agencies,
set up to serve the citizens, were exposed with conducting activities
like what the I.R.S. was involved in in the harassing of conservative
groups in getting a 501c3 tax designation. Officials of the I.R.S.,
either denied any involvement or they took the 5th Amendment in
refusing to testify before Congress when testimony overwhelmingly
pointed to a cover up, namely LIES by government officials.
President Obama was also complicit in the propagation of LIES to
further his agenda in pushing for passage of Obamacare and in
usurping the dictates of the Constitution by issuing presidential
decrees that he himself said many times he couldn’t constitutionally
do. That is a case of LYING in the face of facts to the contrary.
I don’t say that lying is a new phenomenon in our society, but I do
say that it has become so blatantly obvious that we seem to be
defining deviancy down to the level that it is normal to LIE, and
that by promoting honesty is not something that should be
condemned. The people who think that being honest is a good
virtue should be heralded and not condemned as being naive.
LUFQ
So, in answer to our headline “To Lie or Not to Lie, That is the
Question”, we should strive to bring back honesty in all our
dealings and not let the phrase “the Devil made me do it” be the
rule and not the exception by lying to further our agenda and
philosophy, all in the name of some lofty goal that may or may not
be beneficial to society.
Conservative commentary by Chuck Lehmann
Ummm... Good Cookin’ with Cookie
By Dee@wheelsontheroad.com
See my Fetish
Birthday Flyer
on page 44
Healthy
Recipe
Substitutions
When you’re looking to limit sodium, calories,
fat, saturated fat, and/or cholesterol in your diet, try
these simple cooking substitutions. Dee (Cookie)
• What the recipe calls for
• 1 whole egg
• 1 teaspoon butter
• 1 cup broth
• 1 teaspoon soy sauce
• 1/2 teaspoon salt
1 ounce ground beef
1 ounce ground beef
1 ounce cheddar cheese
• Try this instead
• Best for
• Try 1/4 cup Egg Beaters®
• For Baking, Omelets
• Try PAM® Cooking Spray
• For Sautéing
• Try 1 tsp oil
• For Baking
• Try 1 tsp Parmesan cheese
• For Pasta Dishes
• Try 1 cup 99% Fat Free/Reduced Sodium broth
• For Soups, Sauces
• 1 teaspoon La Choy® Lite Soy Sauce
• Asian Style Recipes
• 1 teaspoon balsamic vinegar
• Tomato-Based Recipes
• 1 ounce 93% lean ground turkey or meatless crumbles
• Meat Sauces
• 1 ounce 90% lean ground beef
• Meatloaves, Tacos
• 1 ounce feta cheese
• Salads
Or, try these easy ways to add nutrients such as fiber or whole grain.
• 1 cup regular pasta
• 1 cup whole-grain pasta
• Any Pasta Recipes
• 1 cup cooked white rice
• 1 cup cooked brown rice
• Any Rice Recipes
• 1 ounce meat
• 1/4 cup canned beans
• Soups, Stews
• 1 cup iceberg lettuce
• 1 cup dark leaf lettuce
• Salads, Sandwiches
In Memory of Pam S. Kaiser (Calvery Chapel MM)
March 26, 1959 - January 1, 2015
Pam suffered with cancer for over 13 years. No one would have
guessed as she never let on. Pam was a genuinely joyful person, she
took interest in everyone. She greeted everyone with a smile and a
kiss. Jesus was number one in her life, Billy number two. She loved
angels so she must really be enjoying herself in heaven. Pam had 2
dogs Buddy and Harley, they were Billy’s but once they met her they
didn’t want to go home with Billy. Pam loved any gathering and even
when not feeling well she would muster the energy to attend. Pammi
was a girly girl. Every closet in the house was filled with her clothes
and shoes. Lastly Pam had a childlike exuberance for all things and
was known to say whatever was one her mind. That was our Pammi.
She was very generous, she
sponsored children and gave to
animal charities. She would cry
every time a charity commercial
showing dogs and or children
would come on. She took care
of her 92 year old uncle Jay, a
World War II combat vet.
Pam passed into heaven at the
young age of 55. She served
with Calvary Chapel MM for
many years, always with a
loving, joyful heart. She will be
watching over us all until we
are called home to join her
once again. We love you Pam!
GBNF.
(Pam & Billy)
In Memory of...
(IF YOU HAVE MORE INFO FOR THE NAMES BELOW PLEASE EMAIL TO MM)
Allan Hippler, Davie
Al “Gunslinger” Kropat, Der Krieger MC, Hlwd
If you have
Animal, Keltics MC, Ft. Laud
additional
Bill Snedden
information
Brent Casey, Turn 3 Sports Bar, Boca
on any of these
Brian, Keltics MC, Ft. Laud
people please
Cracker, WOM MC, Deerfield Bch
email it to MM
Crystal Davis, Pompano Bch
Dan “Funk” Palo, Keltics MC
Dave Carter, Mickeys Bar, Pompano Bch
Davida Burenstein, Coral Springs
David Teitelbaum, Davie
Dozer, Keltics MC, Ft. Laud
George “Whore Hay” Hornick, Alternative MC, 2/29/1960 - 1/31/2008, Ft. Laud.
“Gorilla” Koppisch, Davie
Glyn “Blue” Joy, Leathernecks MC
Howard “Pervert”, Der Krieger MC, Hlwd
Jerry 1%’er, AOA MC, Dania Beach
If you have
Jim “Cadillac” Savelle
additional
Kenny 1%’er, AOA MC, Dania Beach
information
Kenny “Debaldone” Weingart, Long Island NY
on any of these
Linda Marchall, West Palm Bch
people please
Marc Izuierdo
email it to MM
Melinda Galiano, West Palm
Mojo, Mystics MC, Pompano Bch
Navajo, USMV MC, Ft. Laud.
Pam S. Kaiser, Calvery Chapel MM, 3/26/59 - 1/1/15, Ft. Lauderdale
Pauly 1%’er, AOA MC, Dania Beach
Peter Jorge, WOG MC, Miami, 7/10/61 - 11/10/14
Phil Petress, Pompano Bch
“Pops”, AFAB Cycle Shop, Deerfield Bch
Robert Parish, Leathernecks MC
Robert Williams
Roger Williams 1%’er, AOA MC, Dania Beach
Terry Lanis, SE ABATE
Vinny Margotta, Miami HOG member, Hollywood
To have a loved ones name listed at no cost on this
page, email the following:
Their name / club name, birth and death dates, club
affiliations & hometown. (Example) John Doe, Eagles
MC, 1/2/47 - 12/4/2013, Jersey City, NJ. (Names will be
listed alpabetically by First Name) Whatever you want to
have next to the name is what you should email me but it
must fit on one line.
I will still print an obituary for one month so you can
email a photo and text. There is no cost but you need to
send it by the 16th of the month. If I receive it after the
16th it may be printed in the following issue.
The names listed above were in the previous issue and if
you have additional information please email that to me
to properly list them. at:
Miamimike@wheelsontheroad.com
Page 39
“Hands up, Don’t MOVE...”
By David DiCrescenzo (Editor www.thepatriotspress.com
The headlines read, “Man with hands up
shot by police,” “unarmed black youth
shot by police,” “NYC man choked to
death by police,” etc. During the past
several months we have been bombarded
by stories like this, and the media
conveniently forget to discuss the
obvious real issue, and they don’t
interview police regarding what happens
during confrontations.
The mayor of NYC, with the all too
willing help of Al Sharpton, POTUS, and
AG Holder, fueled the fire of racism and
hatred of police resulting in two NYPD officers being gunned down
last month for no other reason except that they were cops. At the
funerals of these brave men, the vast majority of the officers
assembled to pay their respects rightfully turned their backs on
Mayor DiBlasio, and calls for his resignation continue...
As I write this, tensions in Ferguson, MO are probably getting
ready to reignite because former officer Darren Wilson will most
likely not be facing civil charges in the death of Michael Brown...
because there is no evidence to suggest he did anything wrong.
And now there is this case from December 30, 2014 out of
Bridgeton, NJ. In a nutshell, a car was pulled over and there was a
heated exchange between the officers and the occupants of the car.
At that point it doesn’t matter the ethnicity of the officers or the
alleged perpetrators, such incidents as this and those above escalate
rapidly. See the video at: http://www.foxnews.com/us/2015/01/22/
dashboard-camera-videoshows-man-shot-by-nj-policeraising-his-hands/%20%20
The very common sense
lesson here is when confronted
by any officer at any time is
simple, obey the commands of
the officers. When an officer
says “hands up” and/or “don’t
move,” that means for
whatever his/her reasons, you
have crossed the line and the
situation is dangerous for both
of you, and is escalating rapidly. All necessary force will be used to
quell the situation as quickly as humanly possible.
In the story out of NJ, after observing a gun in the glove box, in no
uncertain terms, the officers repeatedly ordered the suspects to put
their hands up and to not move. They did so because they saw a
gun and had no way to know what else the suspects may have had
in their possession, and when in the heat of a very tense moment the
suspect in the passenger seat decided to ignore the command of
“don’t move” and exited the car, push went to shove, and he is now
dead. Bad day for everyone.
Just like Michael Brown, Eric Garner, and so many others... if they
did not resist and simply complied with the officers, they would
likely still be alive today. Sure, they might have been arrested, paid
a fine, possibly done some time, however they would probably be
ALIVE!
I’m probably going to catch a lot of heat for this closing
statement, but the bottom line is this... cops have a tough job, and
yes there are some bad ones out there, however in the majority of
cases, the day could end well for LEO and perp if the perps don’t
resist. I for one am fed up with the constant race baiting that goes on
in these cases that have nothing to do with race and everything to
do with obeying the law.
David DiCrescenzo, Publisher
The Patriots Press, LLC, www.thepatriotspress.com
LUFQ
Trackside
with Chuck
KillerChuck@wheelsontheroad.com
First off I want to wish everyone a happy
and prosperous new year.
I was able to hit a couple of local events
during the holidays. I was able to attend
JJ McKenna’s birthday party at Flossies. I
was able to check out a band for the first
time, the Flyers. What a unique band with
everyone switching back and forth with
different instruments. If you ever get the
opportunity to see them, you won’t regret
it. I was able to stop by Chester’s for the
check presentation from the 2014 Toys in
the Sun Run. $395,000.00 will be
presented to Joe DiMaggio’s Children’s
Hospital. Even though Mother Nature
decided to not cooperate and rain off and
on all day, there was still a decent turnout.
The music was provided by Hired Gunz,
which did a great job entertaining the wet
crowd. My hat goes off to all the great
people who
put this event
together for the
children and
the hospital
every year.
Hundreds and
hundreds of volunteer hours were
put into making all this happen by
people who are dedicated to
helping children. I am looking
forward to next year, this event gets
better and better every year.
The only racing event I attended
was the PRO Winter Warm up at
Palm Beach International
Raceway. This is the testing
event for a lot of the
professional race teams. They
come down to Florida to escape the cold and prepare for the new
racing season. This has been going on for a few years now at PBIR
and it’s always an eventful weekend.
Don
Schumacher
Racing
brought
down all of
their top
fuel
dragsters
and fuel
funny cars,
along with
Doug
Kalitta’s top
fuel
dragster,
Chad Heads
fuel funny
car, Dote racing’s fuel dragster and Bob Vandergriff racing had two
top fuel dragsters. Don Schumacher Racing was the highlight of the
night with one of their drivers, Spencer Massey, ran a blistering 3.73
at 332 mph. They also had two nostalgia fuel funny cars, the Jungle
Jim Vega and the Jungle Jim Camaro. My son was working on both
of these cars that weekend. They hurt one car and were not able to
make any laps on Saturday. Unfortunately, John Force wasn’t able
Happy Birthday JJ
JJ
to bring down any of
his race cars due to
losing both his major
sponsorships, Ford and
Castrol. He has since
partnered up with
Chevrolet and Peak
Antifreeze to bring out
the first Camaro nitro
funny car in a long
time. The Al-Anabi
teams from Qatar were
also absent from the
race due to the old man/
Shiek pulling the plug
on all North America
motorsports funding.
They closed up shop a
couple weeks ago and
don’t plan on returning
to the sport. Rounding
off the night was the
Larsen Motorsports and
their team of 5 jet
dragsters piloted by all
females. They lit up the
sky with fire and smoke
while barreling down
the track at speeds of
over 270 mph. It was a
great weekend for both
fans and teams. They
were able to gather data
to help them start off on
the right foot for the
first race of the year in
Southern California in
just a couple weeks.
Until next time,
Killer Chuck.
Page 41
Miami Mike continues from page 7
MC Deerfield for Dave Carter,Chef
former
Joelowner of
Mickey’s, and friend to more than can be counted, was
sad and happy at the same time. Dave would not have
wanted anyone to feel bad about his passing and would
have wanted everyone to drink more than we reasonably should (with the state of DUI’s as it is). But I’m
certain that everyone who had someone to drive them
home got hammered in Dave’s name. Flash, from the
Soldiers of Jesus, gave the eugoly. Lisa, Chelsea and
Tyler took turns talking about Dave, as did Bones and
a few other people. Stet Blancett and the Turn 3 Jam
Band
played
aa
dozen songs and Drew and Ariel
from Roses are Red, sang a few
songs as well. There was more
than enough food for everyone.
And at 10PM we saluted Dave
by everyone lifting their
shotglass to toast his memory.
The turnout would have made
Dave happy. (Although he
would have insisted on a few
more shots...)
Mighty
Quinn
On Jan. 18th Sharon and I rode
over to Mickey’s for the SE
ABATE event. The weather was
perfect, bikes filled the lot and
people were everywhere. The
Sunday house band, MIghty
Quinn, rocked the stage. Jimmy
Les was the emce giving away
door prizes and dooing what he
loves to do... on stage that is.. A
real nice event and NO RAIN...
the ABATE rain curse has
officially ended...
And I saved my article for last
so I can write about the Der
Krieger MC Annual at cagney’s, held on
Jan 25th. I rode over to Cagney’s with
Sharon at 1PM and EVERY parking lot,
front, sides, back... were overflowing. This
had to be one of the largest parties for Der
Krieger and Cagney’s in a long time.
Deception was jamming on stage and they
had the people dancing and singing along.
The large tent out front had seating for 75
or so. The sun was out but it was leather
jacket weather. Billy the Kid even wore
chaps. Once again, you had to be there to
appreciate just how nice this party was so
hopefully you were there, or at least ride
out to the next MC or organization party
Deception
and see for yourself. Thanks to Der
Krieger and Cagney’s for putting on a
great party... and thanks Mark for
finally getting something I like to
drink...
Check out page 33 for all the
upcoming events and page 10 for the
flyer page locations as well. The big
LUFQ
event for the whole
family is the 8th Annual
Smiles Event at
Chester’s, which will be
fantastic so check that
flyer on page 26... and
the Outlaw’s Valentines
Day event will be a big
event as usual (people
love that Tiki Hut and
the lake). See their flyer
on page 45. And the BIG
yearly party that can
bring in
over
1500
people
will be at
Peterson’s
HarleyDavidson
of Miami
on
February
22nd.
It’s their
Anniversary and
Customer Appreciation Day. (And hopefully, Mr. P
will be able to stop by for his birthday cake and some
Myers)
So don’t
miss these
events or bar
parties listed
in WOTR.
Enjoy our
South Florida
riding
weather and
keep your
‘Wheels on
the Road’
while you still are able to ride because as Bars says... Here Today,
Gone Today.
Opps... I forgot Dee’s Fetish Birthday Party on Feb 20th. See her
flyer on page 44. (Good thing I remembered or she would be like...
“No more Zukini breads and pies for you!!!”)
Page 43
LUFQ
Leaving
Cagney’s
&
going
on the
road
with
one
of the
local
bands? >
Page 45
LUFQ
Having t-shirt trouble...
Page 47
LUFQ

February 2015 • Issue #184 - Wheels on the Road Magazine

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