May/June 08 - Motorcycle Rider News

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May/June ‘08 – V 34
SINGLES ENTERTAINMENT AND MOTORCYCLE RIDER NEWS
Harley-Davidson Museum in Milwaukee
The one-of-a-kind Harley-Davidson
Museum™, located in Milwaukee, will open
its doors to the public on Saturday, July 12.
Grand Opening festivities will kick off with a
Harley-Davidson-style ceremony at 10 a.m.
and will continue throughout the weekend.
The 130,000-square-foot Museum will add a
whole new dimension to the Harley-Davidson
experience and will give visitors a feel for the
freedom, camaraderie and pride that HarleyDavidson riders experience every time they
fire up their motorcycles. Exhibits inside tell
the stories of the extraordinary people, culture,
products and history of Harley-Davidson.
The experience is not limited to inside the
Museum’s walls. Museum attendees and the
general public can walk around the Museum’s
20-acre park-like grounds and enjoy the festiv-
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ities, including a custom bike-build, tattoo
artist and live music. To curb any hunger, both
the Museum Restaurant and Cafe will
be serving up classic American fare
with Harley-Davidson attitude. The
Museum grounds are open to the public 24-hours a day, and all are welcome to visit the retail store or dine at
the Museum’s Restaurant or Cafe
without attending the Museum.
Tickets for the Museum’s Grand
Opening weekend and other dates go
on sale online at www.hdmuseum.com/tickets on Tuesday,
May 20. A small portion of tickets will
also be available on-site during Grand
Opening weekend.
The backdrop of the Museum buildings, motorcycles and exhibits creates
a spectacular event space that can be
customized for any special event, not
just our Grand Opening celebration. Five meeting rooms provide intimate gathering options,
while spaces inside the Museum and Archives
buildings have breathing room for up to 1,050
people. Outdoors the sky is almost the limit, as
the grounds can accommodate 15,000 people.
To learn more about the Harley-Davidson
Museum and its Grand Opening festivities,
visit www.h-dmuseum.com.
Singles Entertainment and Motorcycle Rider News
MOTORCYCLE RIDER NEWS
V 34 — May/June ‘08
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Poker Run To Benefit Yvonne Trujillo
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HARLEY-DAVIDSON SERVICE • PARTS • TIRES
Ray Domenico’s
Harley-D
Davidson Service
And Repair Shop
in Broomfield
Specializing in 1984 to 2006
Evo’s & Twincams
When you want more out of riding
than just the Wind in your Face!!
95 in. Big Bore
Kit For Twincams
HOP UP Your Evo
Kits Available
Specials on all Engine
Performance packages
Cams, Big Bore Kits,
Port and Flow Heads,
Carburetor Modifications
and Exhausts
Phil Trujillo had a benefit poker run for his sister who passed away.
The benefit help raise money to buy his sister her a head stone.
Plenty of Bike Parking
JUNE 14TH
CUSTOMER APPRECIATION PARTY
• Drink Specials • Food
• Raffles • Give Aways
• Monday - Friday • Free Pool
• Texas Hold ‘em
6 Nights a Week
• Karaoke - Saturdays
• 3 Shuffleboards & 2 Pool Tables
• Blind Draw Shuffleboard Tourney
Every Friday at 7p.m.
— 2 Big Happy Hours —
9a.m. to Noon - Every day
4p.m. to 7p.m. Mon. Fri
75¢ off Drinks
1754 HI-WAY 287
Broomfield Co.
303-438-5700 Office
Directions: 1 block south of Dillon (South of the Overpass)
Black Building with an Orange Strip on the east side of Hi-way 287
For more Information Call 720-5533-44822
The Balloon Inn - 6440 Wadsworth
64th & Wadsworth - North East Corner
Plenty of Secure Lighted Parking
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May 17 - Susie’s Bar & Grill, 7th
Annual Scrap “Meet” & Party, Live
Music, Silver Bullet Girls, Taste Testing,
Party in Parking lot starts @ noon with
$1.00 Coors Light Drafts, 17999 W. Colfax,
Golden, CO, 303-278-9000
May 18 – Long Shots Bar & Grill,
1st Annual Spring Fever Poker
Run (11-5:30 pm), $2 Brats/$1Dogs, $30
per rider pre-registration, Registration 1011 am @ $35 (includes T-shirt), $10 pas-
senger, Silent auction, piker & pool tournaments starting after 6 pm, Benefit: speicallinks.org, 4400 Ward Avenue, Arvada, CO,
720-394-2821.
May 18 – Frank’s Ride for
Children, To Benefit Make-A-Wish
Foundation Colorado, Register 8-10 am @
American Legion Post 32, 315 S. Bowen,
Longmont, CO, Live entertainment, Last
stop Anderson Farms, Erie, CO, 970-5350806 OR 303-257-3836, www.franksrideforchildren.org
May 18 – Ranch Grill & Saloon 1st
Annual Classic Car & Bike Show,
Live band & pig roast, registration 9-11
am, show is free. Donations accepted for
American Diabetes Association, Exit 285 &
N. Turkey Road, 303-697-4118
May 23-26 – 4th Annual Fallen
Brothers Memorial Day Rally,
Chaffee County Fairgrounds, Bike Show,
tattoo contest, bike rodeo, vendors, bands,
beer garden, Free camping at fairgrounds,
$10 daily admission/$25 weekend, Salida,
CO 719-275-5292, www.memorialrally.com
May 31st Shark’s Poker Run to
Benefit - Locks of Love $10 a Hand,
50/50 • High & Low Hand All Modes of
Transportion Welcome Ride starts at
Guido’s Nickel Sign up 11a.m.
June 1 – 3rd Annual Thin Blue
Line for the Colorado Law
Enforcement Memorial, Registration
10-12noon, $30 rider/$10 passenger preregistration (addt $5 on day of event), free
continental breakfast, $1 hamburgers, hot
dogs & $2 brats @ Long Shots, Ride
begins at Top Gun Motor Sports, 5700
Lincoln Drive (58th & I-25), Denver , Ride
ends at Long Shot Bar & Grill. Pre-register
at: www.sentinelslemcoo.com
June 1 – Poker Run for Big Mike
Thurman, who due to recent health conditions had a leg amputated at knee.
Register 9 am, last bike out 10:30 am, $10
per hand, $5 for seconds, Run starts at
Rocky Mtn H-D, Charley, 303- 882-2501
June 7 -Visionride, a motorcycle run
to benefit youth center in the City of
Brighton, Registration begins at 8 am
Starbucks Brighton Pavilions, ends at
High-Country H-D, $20/Bike, $25 w/rider,
For more information contact church office
in Brighton, CO, 659-5456,
www.vision4brighton.com
June 13-14 – Rally in the Valley,
Sponsored by Boys & Girls Club and
Alibi’s Sports Bar & Grill, Street Fair Friday
& Saturday, Bike show, poker run, waffle
breakfast, Monte Vista, CO, Tickets available at Alibi’s, 719-852-9300
June 15 – Old Friends Run 2008,
No cost, not a run, not a poker run, just a
chance to remember old friends. This year
dedicated to Richard Bell and Lon “Santa”
Uncapher, Show up btwn 9-11 am,
Chatfield’s Escape, 5500 S. Simms,
Littleton, CO, 303-933-1558.
Karaoke
SUNDAYS
Dubb’s Pub, 5301 So. Broadway, 303-798-6722
ECKS SALOON, 9890 W. Girton Dr. - 303-989-2991
FRONTIER INN, 1195 So. Sheridan - 303-936-9896
Lookin’ Good Lounge, 1st and Sheridan, – 303-934-9884
PARK CENTRE LOUNGE 120th & Pecos - 303-452-8057
Pauz Inn, 4111 Kipling - 303-424-6307
PUTT N’ PUB, 7785 W. Colfax - 303-237-7511
Scores, 1st Ave and Union Lakewood
Rear Inn Lounge, 4991 W. 80th Ave., –303-426-4500
Sweetwater Station, 9975 Wadsworth Pkwy. – 303-420-1004
MONDAY
Ecks Saloon, 9890 W. Girton Dr. - 303-989-2991
Iliff Park Saloon – 2300 So. Chambers – 303-696-1404
Rear Inn Lounge, 4991 W. 80th Ave., – 303-426-4500
TUESDAY
HICCUPS, 7980 N. Sheridan, 303-429-9523 - Contests
HICCUPS II, 10250 Ura Lane, 303-466-1829
Greenfields – 3355 So. Yarrow – 303-989-9820
REAR INN LOUNGE, 4991 W. 80th Ave., – 303-426-4500
ROADHOUSE, - 2035 Sheridan , 303-980-5614
Sports Inn, 3880 So. Lowell, - 303-789-3134
Sweetwater Station – 9975 Wadsworth Pkwy. – 303-420-1004
WEDNESDAY
Araps, 3866 So. Broadway - 303-761-7823
Bushwacker’s, 1967 So. Broadway — 303-722-0280
In The Zone, 15600 W. 44th - 303-279-3888
Lakewood Grill — 8100 W Colfax Ave, - 303-237-8051
Park Centre Lounge 120th & Pecos - 303-452-8087
Roosters - 4381 W. 120th Ave. - 303-465-2070
Sam’s, 10051 I-70 Frontage Rd North - 303-456-0257
HICCUPS, 7980 N. Sheridan, 303-429-9523
HICCUPS II, 10250 Ura Lane, 303-466-1829
Lookin’ Good Lounge, 1st and Sheridan, – 303-303-403-0227
PUTT N’ PUB, 7785 W. Colfax - 303-237-7511
ROADHOUSE, - 2035 Sheridan , 303-980-5614
Roosters - 4381 W. 120th Ave. - 303-465-2070
VIKING BAR, 4888 W. Colfax
FRIDAY
Bumpers, 135 Nickel St. Broomfield — 303-469-5865
JAKE’S ROADHOUSE, 5980 Lamar St. Arvada, 303-424-7266
SAMS, 10051 I-70 Frontage Rd North - 303-456-0257
Sharks Saloon & Grill, 11475 W. Colfax - 303-239-8859
Susie Bar & Grill, Hwy 40 & Heritage Rd. - 303-278-9000
TAIL FEATHERS, Hwy 85 & 120th - 303-286-1475
SATURDAY
ARAPS, 3866 So. Broadway - 761- 7823
ENDZONE, 455 Havana St. - 303-364-6855
JAKE’S ROADHOUSE, 5980 Lamar St. Arvada, 303-424-7266
Sharks Saloon & Grill, 11475 W. Colfax - 303-239-8859
Tail Feathers - 120th & Hwy. 85 - 303-286-1475
THE RANCH, 19423 N. Turkey Creek Morrison 303-697-4118
This Restaurant is
FOR SALE
11475 W. Colfax 303-239-8859
Everyday
FOOD SPECIALS
$3
50
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
16 OZ. DRAWS
1
$ 50
EVERYDAY ALL DAY
Every Sunday
$3 Huevos Ranchero’s
FREE MENUDO
50
Tuesdays & Thursdays
50¢
THURSDAY
Endzone, 455 Havana St. - 303-364-6855
Tacos, Tostadas
& Enchilada
Saturday May 31st
The Oldest Liquor
License in Lakewood
“BEST ON
BROADWAY”
The Owner
Established
1950
Live Music
Daily Specials
Every Friday Night
May 16th..Thin Ice
May 23rd..Theresa Lynne Band
May 30th..Resonators
June 6th..Emilio Emilio
June 13th..Michael Bishop Band
Fri. & Sat. - Karaoke -
KARAOKE - Thursdays & Saturdays
LIVE JAM - Tuesdays & Sundays
POKER - Mondays
- Texas Hold 'en Poker
Saturdays & Sundays
Breakfast • Lunch • Dinner
Great American, Mexican
Greek, Italian Food & Pizza
8100 W. Colfax - 303-237-8051
Lakewood
to Benefit — Locks of Love
$10 a Hand • 50/50 • High & Low Hand
We Are a
Motorcycle Friendly Bar
$3.50 Mimosa’s — Dbl. Bloody Mary’s & Screwdrivers
Poker Run
Tues. & Thurs. 7p.m.
Texas Hold 'en Poker
All Modes of Transportion Welcome
Ride starts at Guido’s Nickel
Sign up 11a.m. – Last bike out Noon
— Stops —
Guido’s Nickel • Hill Top Tavern
• 92nd Ave. Tavern • American Legion
Last Card Sharks last card in @ 5p.m.
—Free Food After The Run—
Visit our Sister Bar
- Fri. & Sat. 1p.m
We Show all Sporting Events
Colorado Rockie’s
Av’s • Nugget’s
Happy Hour 4 - 7 p.m.
Mon. - Fri $1.50 Draws
Enjoy our
• Pool Tables • 5 Dart Boards
Smoking & Drinking Patio
3866 So. Broadway 761-7823
— $1.50 Draws —
All day — Everyday
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Great Road Tips
Trips To Consider This Summer
The 1st Annual Poker Run
3rd Annual Kidney Benefit
Death Valley National Park. Death Valley is a favorite location for car-makers testing new models. The incredibly hot weather in the summer is perfect
for extreme testing. The long, flat roads make the park a good choice for bikers. I’ve seen many when stopped at Scotty’s Castle, located 55 miles from
the Furnace Creek Inn & Ranch Resort. In my opinion, the drive from Las
Vegas to Furnace Creek is one of the most surreal 2 ½ hour drives you can
take.
Grand Canyon National Park. (Front cover – Grand Canyon background)
Getting there is the fun, but once you’re there, you can park your bike and
forget about it. Free shuttles and motorcoach tours are a better way to get
around the park itself. The Highway 17 north from Phoenix is curvy and
mountainous with great scenery. It takes you through the Prescott Valley and
up to Flagstaff. You then take I 40 to Williams and 180 north to the Grand
Canyon.
Burr Oak State Park Resort near Athens, Ohio (were Ohio University is
located). Route 550 takes you from Marietta Ohio west to Athens, Ohio.
(When you look at your map, it is southeast Ohio, just north of Parkersburg,
WV). Tom seems to remember the road as curvy and hilly and that the road
was once called one of the best road trip roads in the U.S. (he thinks it might
have even been ranked one of the best roads for motorcycles!). I did a very
quick google on this route but wasn’t able to come up with anything other
than this:
(Thanks to Mona & Tom Mesereau, Mesereau Public Relations)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ohio_State_Route_550#Points_of_interest. Like
all the resorts in Ohio, Burr Oak is within just a two or three hours of major
cities incl: Columbus, Dayton, Cincinnati, Akron.
On Saturday May 3rd, the riders left the Eagles Club #3461 in
Commerce City and headed to Susie’s (Pictured above) in Golden, 2nd
stop Matchbox in Sedalia, 3rd stop Stage Coach in Franktown and the
4th stop Back Street. There was entertainment and raffles. The ride
was in Memory of Trudy Schlauder (5/10/1951 - 11/25/2007).
Open 7 a.m. Everyday
451 W. 84th Ave. • 303-430-7089
NASCAR
THURSDAY’S
PITCHER SPECIALS
Win a
Signed Lithograph of Dale Earnhardt
during the “HOMESTEAD RACE”
TRIVIA
GREAT
BEER SPECIALS
$1.50 Bud or Bud Lt. Pints
Bud Natural Lite $1.00
M-F, 7am-7pm.
MHL draws for $1.25 all the time.
Karaoke
with
Jason
&
Smooch
9p.m.
Friday
& Saturday
7pm - 9pm
Sunday - June 8th
2nd Annual
Pig Roast
Make Us
Your Poker Stop
Poker -Texas Hold ‘em
Mondays 2 p.m.
Saturdays 2 p.m. & 4 p.m.
DAILY HAPPY HOUR
7am - 7pm
Sunday - May 25th - Blues
Live Music With David Booker
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Riding by the Stars
By Mary O’Gara, Ph.D.
http://www.iowapoet.com
ARIES
(March 20 – April 19)
Empowerment. Riding this month is
about reclaiming your personal power,
taking personal time. Ride alone, with
a nurturing partner, or in a gathering
so large you feel anonymous, but set
your own direction and pace and make
riding part of personal renewal.
TAURUS
(April 19 - May 20)
Finer things. Time to dress up yourself
and your machine—but do your shopping before May 26. It’s your time to
shine, with natural beauty or a bit of
flash. Spend on yourself and your
machine, and remember quality does
count.
GEMINI
(May 20 – June 20)
Serendipity. Small adventures lead you
in new directions. Pack maps and extra
water and ride out prepared to have
fun even if you don’t end up following
your plans for the day. You shine and
meet interesting people wherever you
go.
CANCER
(June 20 – July 22)
Cater to your moods. You’re having a
month of inner reflections, rebalancing. Nurture yourself with short rides
to places you love, and only ride with
people who nurture you and lift your
spirits. Ending the day with loved ones
in a hot tub under the stars—perfect.
LEO
(July 22 – August 22)
Revved up. You’ve got energy and
stamina, and you’re ready to ride. This
is the time for a long ride, but not a
rough ride. Stretch yourself, but don’t
break yourself. Like any top athlete,
you need safety as a foundation for a
stellar performance.
VIRGO
(August 22 – September 22)
Repair time. Focus on maintenance
now so you can enjoy the rest of the
summer. You may seem to be riding
more than usual this month—constantly—or be off the bike and working on
it. Either way, the bike’s got your
attention and it deserves yours.
LIBRA
(September 22 – October 23)
Relationships. Ride for the pleasure of
good company this month. You might
What are the Odds?
Planes, Trains & Automobiles
The Odds of Dying in ...
· Motor vehicle: 1-in-84
· Motorcycle: 1-in-938
· Bicycle: 1-in-4,472
· Air travel: 1-in-5,552
· Bus: 1-in-94,242
· Train: 1-in-139,617
(Note: Lifetime odds for a person born
in 2004; Source: www.NSC.org)
join a group with a history of good
planning and safe adventures. Or form
your own group and plan rides that
give you time for sharing and deepening relationships as well as enjoying
the trip.
SCORPIO
(October 23 – November 21)
Safety warning. Safe riding is the
number one issue for you this month.
You may feel like a magnet for drivers
with bad manners. Put on your best,
calmest manners with your safety gear,
and pick the safest, quietest routes for
your rides.
SAGITTARIUS
(November 21 – December 21)
Preparation. By mid-June you’ll be
ready for a trip to change your life.
Maybe you’ll visit historic sites or the
Painted Desert or a mountain lake.
Something that moves you on many
levels. This month is for planning,
gathering the tools, getting ready for a
major trip.
CAPRICORN
(December 21 – January 20)
Bust-out time. It’s time to expand your
mind and stretch your body. Take
yourself off to places that give you
new perspectives. Whether it’s a cultural trip or a research trip for business, have a focus, plan to break the
chains of stagnation, and assimilate
new experiences. Remember to pack a
camera and a voice recorder to capture
what you find.
AQUARIUS
(January 20-Feb 19)
Something different. Visit a movie set
or a place out of history or get into the
mountains and meditate. Clear your
mind this month. Stretch your muscles
and repair any residual damage from
the winter months. Ride where you’ll
be inspired, where you’ll find clarity
and ideas.
PISCES
(February 19 – March 20)
Healing time. Look for peaceful settings on your rides this month. Let the
past slip away as you ride and focus
on the present, on plans for the future.
Take a lot of short rides to enjoy the
feel of the wind, the color of a sunset,
the pleasure of good company.
.
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SERVING METRO DENVER
FO R
E
VENTS FOR MAY AND JUNE
12 - 17 - Myrtle Beach Bike Rally, Myrtle Beach, SC 800/200-4557
14-17 - Aspencash Motorcycle Rally, Ruidoso, NM www.motorcyclerally.com
800/452-8045
16 - Run for the Wall, Viet Nam War Memorial Run to DC, Angel Fire, NM
303/467-3424
17 - Susie's Bar & Grill Golden Scrap Meet & Party, Golden, CO
303-278-9000
17 - Combat Vets Assoc. Open Range Run 303/770/9496 or Fax 303/770-9497
17 - Benefit Run @ Grogan's Pub, 2101 E Coronado Pkwy, Thornton
17 - Eazin Thunder MC Annual Shoot-Out 303/916-6381
17 - Franktown Scooter's 6th Annual Angel Tree Benefit Run, Franktown, CO
303/356-8994
17 - High Country H-D/Buell Birthday Party 303/833-6777
17 - Redhill Motorcycle Werx Pancake Breakfast & Spring Sale, Lyons, CO
303/823-6363
17 - Pikes Peak 2nd Custom & Classic Show & Shine, COSprgs 719/487-8005
www.propromotions.com
17 - Run for the Wall, Viet Nam War Memorial Run to DC, Limon, CO
303/467-3424
THOSE WHO ENJOY
R I D I N G M O TO R C Y C L E S
17 - ABATE D-11 Annual Springer Poker Run, Buena Vista, CO 719/395-0360
18 - B.A.D. Run (Bikers Against Diabetes) Aurora Eagles, 9am 1151 S. Galena
303/627-9734
18 - Frank's Ride for Children, Longmont 303/808-6138
18 - JWP Swap Meet, Twin Drive In, KC, MO 816/228-5811 www.jwswapmeet.com
18 - Run for the Wall, Salina, KS 303/467-3424
23-25 - Fallen Brothers Memorial Day Rally, Salida, CO 719/ 275-5292
23-25 - HOG Nebraska State Rally, Fremont, NE 402/564-5498 or 800/258-2464
23-26 - West Coast Thunder Rally VIII, Riverside, CA 800/200-4557
23-26 - Red River, New Mexico - Memorial Run & Rally
24 - DC HOG Garden of the Gods Ride 303/238-0425
24-25 - Swords of Justice MC Annual Camp out
25 - Realities for Children 4th Ann'l Joker's Wild Poker Run, Milliken, CO 970/484-9090
25 - Rolling Thunder Parade, Washington, DC - Don 303/514-7916
26 Memorial Day
29 - MH HOG Night Ride 303/340-4982
29-6/1 - Western Star Riders 5th Canyon Lands Cruise In, Moab, UT
29-6/1 - HOG Kansas State Rally, Wichita & Park City, KS 866/725-5957 or 800/258-2464
31 - RM HOG Evening Scavenger Hunt 303/703-2885
31 - Los Bravos MC 5th Anniversary Party, 2pm til? Big E's Sports Pub, Arvada, CO
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Events May and June Continued
31 - Los Bravos MC 5th Anniversary Party, 2pm til? Big E's Sports Pub, Arvada,
CO
June
1 - Cannon Run Colorado Ongoing Event www.cannonrun.com
1 - MH HOG LOH Panties Run 303/340-4982
1 - Deuces Wild MC 4th annual Summer Party, Greeley, CO 970/397-9235
1 - TMHOG Top Fun Competition 970/493-3137
1 - SOS MC -Northern CO- Spring Poker Run T-Bar Wellington, CO
www.sonsofsilencemc.com
1 - VNV MC Annual Western Slope Nomads Run,
970/302-4666
1 - JWP Swap Meet, Admiral Twin Drive In, Tulsa, OK 816/228-5811
www.jwswapmeet.com
1 - Sentinels MC 3rd Annual Thin Blue Line Memorial Benefit
www.sentinalslemcco.com
7 - Sun Harley-Davidson/Buell Custom Bike Show, Thornton, CO
303/287-7567
7 - MH H-D Shop Party & HOG Bug Run & 303/343-3300
7 - Vision Ride 3rd Benefit for Youth, Brighton, CO 303/902-4273
www.theworshipcenter.cc
7 - Redhill Motorcycle Werx 8th Annual Hog Roast & Shop Party, Lyons,
CO 303/823-6363
7-8 - Swords of Justice MC Anniversary Party 303/434-3384
7-8 - West Coast Super Show, Long Beach, CA www.primedia.com
8 - Hardtail Ale Trail Poker Run & Benefit 303/241-3718
8 - Hogley Motorcycle Shop's Customer Appreciation Ride & Party
303/282-5319
8 - Valiants MC Sunday B-B-Q @ Club House 4300 York, Denver, CO
720/318-4167
8 - Metro HOG LOH Bike Games Day 303/432-1464 or 303/287-7567
8 - DCHOG Idaho Springs Poker Run 303/238-0425
8 - Untouchables MC 3rd Annual Poker Run for Craig Hospital
spankyyuffu@comcast.net 719/569-3411
8 - Timberline Church Biker's Sunday, Ft. Collins, CO 970/223-5596
8 - Colorado Springs 16th Annual United Run, Colorado Springs, CO
719/527-1878
8 - ABATE D-15 Bike Show in Trinidad, CO 719/846-4318
8 - SOS MC Anniversary Party, CO Springs, CO sonsofsilencemc@AOL.COM
719/227-0099
8 - VNVMC Dusty Butt Run 303/795-7164 or 970/302-4666
10 - MDA Camp Dinner Run to Empire, CO 303/287-7567
12-14 - HOG Colorado State Rally, 720/280-2567 or 800/258-2464
12-14 - MRF Best of the West Conference 303/204-6939 or 202/546-0983
downs@mrf.org
13-14 - AMCA Show & Swap, Farmington, MN. 800/782-2622
www.antiquemotorcycle.org
13-15 - Big Dog M/C Tornado Rally, Wichita, KS 316/267-9121
14 - ABATE D-17 Smok'um if you Got'um Run Poker Run Littleton, CO
303/669-6403
14 - Susie's Bar & Grill 3rd Jack Daniels Squire Run, Golden 303/278-9000
14 - Sun H-D Padre's Day Breakfast, Thornton, CO 303/287-7567
14 - Summer Toy Run 303/659-3086
14 - Sena/Dutton Memorial Scholarship Poker Run, Brighton, CO
303/659-2020
14 - CitW Kansas City, KS Dream Factory Benefit Ride
816/289-8077
15 Father s Day
15 - IPE/ Easter Seals Father's Day Poker Run 720/685-1918 or 303/233-1666
15 - Old Friends Father's Day Ride In Memory of Richard Bell 303/933-1558
15 - GWTA Humdinger Run, Longmont, CO
15 - Susie's Bar & Grill Father's Brag Photo Discount Party, Golden
303/278-9000
15 - ABATE D-16 Father's Day Poker Run, Conifer, CO 303/816-0909
15 - JWP Swap Meet, Fairgrounds, OK City, OK 816/228-5811
www.jwswapmeet.com
15 - The Shop Annual Antique Motorcycle Show & Swap Meet, Ventura, CA
805/650-6777
15-17 - AMCA Rky Mtn Chapt Road Run, Taos, NM - 800/782-2622
www.antiquemotorcycle.org
16-21 - LACONIA 82nd M/C Rally & Races, Laconia, NH
www.laconiamcweek.com 603/366-2000
17 - MDA Camp Dinner Run to Empire 303/287-7567
17-21 - CMA National Rally, events@cmausa.org 870/389-6196 or 303/6594363
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There’s a New Patio in Town!
Mark the Date:
July 1st Sunday liquor store shopping
by Diana Rowe
It’s Sunday, and you were so busy mowing
your lawn that you forgot to pick up a case of
beer for your barbeque. Usually that means a
trip to King Soopers to pick up a stand-by 3.2
case of beer (do I hear grumble, grumble?), but
beginning July 1, procrastinators won’t miss
the boat.
Full-strength beer, wine and spirit sales
haven’t received so much attention in Colorado
since Prohibition. State legislators stared down
two bills challenging Colorado's liquor laws
this year --- one proposed Sunday liquor store
sales and the other to allow grocery and convenience stores to sell wine and full-strength
beer (versus the current 3.2).
For the first time since Prohibition, last
month Governor Bill Ritter signed a Senate
Bill 82 that allows liquor stores to be open on
Sundays. This big change begins July 1st – just
in time for 4th of July weekend.
Backers of SB 82 Sunday package-liquor
sales emphasize the tax benefits with the
inflow of millions of dollars of tax revenue
into the state's “kegs,” and say the change is
supported by consumers. Opponents fear it will
boost alcohol-related problems, such as drunk-
In The Zone
en driving.
Gov. Ritter said in a statement, "The ban on
Sunday sales was an antiquated law that long
ago outlived its usefulness or relevance.
Everything we know about modern consumer
demand says the people of Colorado want the
conveniences, options and choices this law will
bring. This is about stepping into the 21st
Century."
A coalition of 1,000 grocers and convenience
store owners fear the Sunday liquor bill will
cut into their 3.2 beer sales on Sunday. Their
proposed bill was killed in committee on
February 12, after objections from liquor
stores. The coalition still bands together in
hopes of re-introducing the bill to eliminate the
sale of 3.2 beer altogether and allowing them
to sell full-strength seven days a week.
But according to Sen. Jennifer Veiga, DDenver, who sponsored the Sunday liquor bill,
The Senate or House doesn’t appear too interested in this extremely controversial issue.
Continued from page 6
Maumee Bay State Park Resort in northwest
Ohio is located right on Lake Erie. I chose this
In the Zone Sports Bar & Grill in Golden,
Colorado is revving up the excitement by remodeling their patio and adding a kitchen with grills and
smokers. Not only will live excitement and beer
specials be offered, but the new kitchen will host
Friday Fish Fries and weekend “smoke” specials
like ribs and BBQ. Come and enjoy drink specials,
live music, and an uninhibited view of the mountains. No fighting for parking and smoking allowed
on the unincorporated Jefferson County patio. The
grand re-opening will be Saturday, May 31 featuring Brethren Fast! Don't miss it!.
location, because there are a whole bunch of
Time to get out and have some fun
“KRUZN at Shifters” every Last Saturday of the Month
Cruise your Hot Rod or Motorcycle in for our new
”KRUZN at Shifters. Talk shop and enjoy our “Kruzn at
Shifters” Drink & Food specials
DON’T FORGET!!
Sunday, May 25th
5nd Annual Memorial Day1 Car Show
Check out our new myspace - myspace.com/shiftersbarandgrill
Daily Happy Hour Special
ALL DAY & NIGHT
We’ve Got it All
Gourmet Beef & Buffalo Burgers
Signature Hot Wings
Homemade Mexican Food
and much, much more
New! Kitchen Hours 7 Days A Week 11a.m. - 10p.m.
5797 Quebec St. 303-287-9771
IFT
COOL G TES
ICA
CERTIF BLE
AVAILA
CUSTOM SEAT
FITTING SERVICE
COMPLETE CUSTOM
SOLO SEATS KIT
EXOTIC SKINS
LEATHER VINYL
MAXIMIZE YOUR
RIDE WITH PRO PAD
CUSTOM POWER
SPORTS SEATS
CUSTOM SEAT DESIGN
YOUR PAN OR MINE
— SEAT HEATERS AVAILABLE —
OEM SEAT HEATERS INSTALLED
11354 w. 13TH AVE. LAKEWOOD CO. 303-238-5404
www.bitchnstitchninc.com
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POKER RUN
Sharks’ Saloon & Grille
Sharks’ has the best poker runs with big monies paid out and the best
food after the run. Don’t miss their next run on May 31st.
SPRING FLING
High Country Harley-Davidson
The Spring Fling Party was a great way to kick off the riding
season. Hundreds of people showed up for the spring celebration.
Reaching the Lost
Teaching the Found
CHURCH IN THE WIND
“By bikers, for bikers”
Friday Nights at 7:30
in the Chapel at Riverside
2411 Alcott, Denver, Co 80211
P ASTOR G ARY & M RS . D IANA D AVIS
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Around Town
Ever wanted to get to know your bartender or cocktail waitress? Here is
your chance to meet some of the people on the other side of the bar.
Join us each month as we travel to different bars around town.
WHISKEY DICK’S -
8595 PEARL ST.
IN THE ZONE SPORTS BAR -
44TH & MCINTYRE
Holly is the outdoor type. She really enjoy camping and fishing.
She enjoys working with Keith, her boss, “he is really good people”. Stop by and tell her your fish story and she will tell you
hers. You must try her signature drink, Red, White and Blue.
You'll see Christinia bartending at the Zone during the week and
on Sundays. She's a busy mom of three. When she's not bartending, you'll find her contracting for remodeling projects such as dry
wall or tile. She loves to ride, but doesn't have her own bike yet.
JAMMIN JOE’S - 4700 KIPLING
HAIR OF THE DOG - 7400 W. 120TH AVE.
Want to stop by and meet a classy lady? Lynn is the day time bartender. She will greet you with that beautiful smile. she enjoys the
outdoors, fishing, car racing and motorcycles. She enjoys classic
rock and country music and of course a cold Bud Light.
Day or night you will enjoy yourself here. Danielle works days and is
no stranger to Miller Lite, she is one of the famed Miller Lite Girls. At
night you can be entertained by Kati, she enjoys classic rock, hiking and
the outdoors. Want to buy her a drink she enjoys Hornitos margaritas.
GOLDEN CUE - 120TH & WASHINGTON
SOME
Want to meet a girl that really enjoys her job. Raychel said,
“they’re my family”. She enjoy Crown Royal, video games and
going to concerts. Stop by and let her make you her signature
drink, a Star Burst.
Do you have a favorite bartender or cocktail waitress that should
be in this picture? visit our web site and contact us.
www.MotorcycleRiderNews.com
WHERE IN
COLORADO
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