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November 2014 • Issue 181 • Still $3 bucks
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THIS MONTH’S CONTRIBUTORS: Axman, Bars, Chef Joel, Chuck Lehmann,
Cookie Dee, David DiCrescenzo, Doob, Doug Scofield, Freddy J, Gabriel Carrera, Huck,
Jerry Breen, Killer Chuck, Michele Koscielniak, MM, Ronnie C, Rogue USMC, Sharon,
Stormy, Tattoo Dave, Turkey Tom, Willie Woo, Coco Puff & Mickey Bear!!!
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In loving memory of Bernie, Chrissy, Clay, Big Ed, Bob Amchir, Animal, Ricky, Pervert, Roger-Kenny & Pauly 1%’ers, Mojo, Vinny Margotta, Poppy, Gunslinger, “Louie”, Davida, Debaldone & Irene Powell
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Happy Thanksgiving!
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Around So Fla
by Miami Mike, Publisher
MiamiMike@wheelsontheroad.com
WOTR would like to send
condolences to Tracy Harris
on the loss of her husband
Ken who passed away after a
long fight against cancer.
Harris Affordable Roofing
was a long time advertiser.
October turned out to be a
nice month for riding and
going to events. Sharon and I, along with just
about everyone else we know, had been sick
with flu-like symptoms for weeks on end but
some good antibiotics finally seemed to do the
trick and out we rode.
First we went to the Mystic 7 MC Annual
featuring Pervert’s 67th birthday at the Sports
Barn. The turnout was very good and the
Mystic 7 peeps were very pleased to say the
least. Deception played on the big back40
stage and were very good. They are a real
crowd pleaser. There were a ton of door prizes
and a decent 50/50 pot. Pervert was happy that
only a marshmellow sized cake frosting was
wipped on his nose after that mean ol’ Lynn
tried to ruin the whole cake with his facial
impression. (Sharon would have been pissed off
if the cake was ruined...) But it wasn’t and the
party turned into a terrific event and everyone
got home safe and sound. Very late.. but safe
and sound...
Next on the agenda was the New Attitudes
MC 13th Annual and Scraprr & Jina’s Chinese
style wedding... (Well that’s how I saw it
anyway) A big turnout filled the air-conditoned
hall and got a surprise dragon dancing show
along with the wedding all for the price of
admission. This took place at Local Union 719,
just south of SR 84 on Andrews. Flash (from
Soldiers) officiated the wedding and did a
splendid job. It was a different kind of wedding,
maybe not in China, but certainly here in
sunny South Florida. Good luck to the happy
couple.
The next event had me and Sharon pretty
much sitting in the shade of Gabe’s tent for
most of the day. But not even a fan was much
help during the SE ABATE event that was held
in the parking lot of Chester’s Ft. Laud Harley.
However... it was a good time with a lot of
friendly faces, low cut tops, short shorts, and
Soulicide rockin’ and rollin’ all afternoon.
They only stopped to let Jimmy “Da Mouth”
Les, give out door prizes and talk up the
crowd... and Joel Freiberg, from Chester’s, did
get in a few words between Jimmy’s banter and
auctioneering. People were doing all sorts of
stuff to win liquor (like they needed more) and
Gabe even won a nice bottle of Tequilla and
gave it to Lefty (States MC) as a birthday
present. I’m pretty certian Lefty did not go
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giving
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RIDING
RIDING,, DOWN SOUTH
“In Loving Memory of My Dad”
By Axman... Axman@wheelsontheroad.com
NEW
PARTY
LOCATION
37TH ANNIVERSARY PARTY
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November 30th at:
THE PIT BBQ
16400 SW 8th St
Miami 305-226-2272
I am amazed as to how many people actually read my article. So many
of you came up to me and said how sorry you were when you heard that
we had lost our Princess. A special thank you goes out to Keith Smith
of Miami Gardens who actually took the time to send me a beautiful
letter. (Keith also sent Chef Joel a letter. He’s a considerate guy... MM)
I was really touched by that – thank you Keith. We are still very sad,
especially my wife. However, having adopted Bella and Luna is
helping us with the healing process. Both of them are adorable and they
have been completely integrated in our family. Thank God, Dusty and
Precious have accepted the newcomers instantaneously.
My regular job kepts me extremely busy. I put in 14–15 hour days for
the majority of the last month. Due to the extreme work load I had to
cancel my trips to Daytona for BiketoberFest and Key West for Fantasy
Fest. I was not very happy about that as I was really looking forward to
both of these events. (Welcome to the club... MM)
On Sunday
(10/05) I
attended the
Mystics Seven
MC Annual
Party which was
held at The
Sports Barn in
Davie. We also
celebrated
Pervert’s 67th
Birthday. It was
a beautiful day.
‘Deception’ took
the Big Stage and
entertained the crowd.
There were plenty of
vendors who displayed
their goodies. BBQ, Jell-Oshots, bucket & drink
specials, 50/50 and lots of
door prizes were the key
ingredients for this great
party. Happy Birthday
Pervert and many more!
On Saturday (10/11) I rode over to the Local Union 719 located at
2502 S. Andrews Ave. in Ft. Laud. where the New Attitudes MC’s 13th
Annual Sun Shower took place. In addition to that, Scraprr and Jina got
married. Mother Nature cooperated very nicely and provided us with a
sun-filled afternoon at the perfect temperature. A lot of people had
shown up to witness the happy couple tying the knot. The ceremony
was short and sweet and it was followed by a Lion Dance performed by
Chou Lay Fut King Fu Association. Everybody in the house enjoyed
FREE
KEGS!
Bike Show
Food & Drink
Noon-5PM
this demonstration. The food
was out of this world Thank you
guys for taking care of me. I
wish Scraprr & Jina all the best
for their new Chapter in Life.
The following day (10/12) the
Southeast ABATE Chapter held
their 34th Annual Event at
Chester’s Ft. Lauderdale HarleyDavidson. This was another very
fine day in paradise, just a little
bit hotter. By the time I arrived
the party was already in full
swing. I had difficulties finding
a spot to park my bike. Lots of
vendors were on hand and by the
looks of it, there were doing a lot of
business. Bob Anz and his helpers
cooked up a storm. Soulicide
provided the musical entertainment
and everybody enjoyed the tunes
they put out. If you are not already a
member, I strongly suggest that you
join ABATE. The membership is only
$20.00 per year or $ 150.00 for
the Life membership. It is money
well spent as ABATE fights for
and protects our rights as bikers.
For more information please feel free to check out their web site at
www.abatese.org. On behalf of president Bob “Bars” Calabrese, I would
like to thank everybody who came out to support this event.
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by “Tattoo Dave” Amchir
Dave@wheelsontheroad.com
National President, Wings of Gold MC
Director, SFPC Toys in the Sun Run
I hope that everyone who rode or drive to
Daytona Beach to enjoy the festivities at
the Annual Biketoberfest weekend had a
wonderful time and a safe trip back home.
With decent weather for the most part, you
were able to purchase some goodies from
the many vendors and listen to awesome
music performed by many bands
throughout Daytona, including Jackyl,
who performed at Bruce Rossmeyer’s
Destination Daytona in Ormond Beach.
With music in mind and an update on
this year’s SFPC Toys in the Sun Run at
Markham Park in Sunrise on December 7th,
our main headliners are Charlie Daniels
and Brian Howe Forman, former lead singer of Bad Company,
performing all of their hit songs. On the local music scene Soulicide,
the Blues Brothers Soul Band, The Usual Suspects, The Flyers,
Sucker Punch, and Hired Gunz will be performing throughout the
day, and others TBA. We will also have Paul Tuttle AKA Paul JR
from the big hit TV show Orange County Choppers participating
and enjoying the event. Also participating will be drummer Jason
Bonham, son of legendary drummer John Bonham of Led Zeppelin.
Jason has formed the Led Zeppelin Tribute Band performing around
the country. He also sat in for his dad for the first ever Led Zeppelin
reunion at Atlantic Records 40th Anniversary Concert with Robert
Plant, Jimmy Page, and John Paul Jones. He also performed with
Paul Rogers and Bad Company, Jeff Beck, Slash of Guns & Roses,
and he also appeared in the movie soundtrack ‘Rockstar’ with actor
Mark Walberg.
Anyone who would like to become a SFPC VIP Rider for the 2014
Toys in the Sun Run can register and purchase your credentials at
Chester’s Fort Lauderdale Harley-Davidson in Sunrise at 201
International Parkway, or call the dealership at 954-414-4135 for
more info. Or you can register online by visiting the website
toysinthesunrun.com. Cost to become a VIP Rider is $100 for a
single rider, or $150 for a couple per bike. You will receive a custom
gift bag with many cool items, such as an official Toy Run T-shirt
and ride pin just to mention a few. You will enjoy a VIP breakfast at
Mardi Gras Casino and ride up front in the parade to Markham Park
for the main events and festivities. You will also enjoy a VIP lunch
with all the food, beer, water, etc. you can consume.
For more information on becoming a VIP Rider and information on
becoming a
vendor at the
Toy Run,
please call
Debbie at
954-8687040. Also
remember to
purchase
your raffle
tickets for
this year’s
Grand Prize...
a 2015 Harley-Davidson FLTRXS Street Glide with a ‘Ramp Free’
motorcycle trailer, for just $5 a ticket, or $20 a book of four. You
can purchase tickets from Peterson’s Harley-Davidson north and
south stores and Chester’s Fort Lauderdale Harley-Davidson. Also
any SFPC motorcycle club member will have raffle tickets to
purchase as well. Remember to please support all the South Florida
President’s Council M/C events in your community, including
those having open clubhouse nights with great food and comradery.
For this month, the Heathens M/C will be hosting their annual on
Nov 1st and the US Military Vets Chap 1 M/C will be hosting theirs
on Nov 8th. And last, CMA will have their annual memorial event
on Nov 9th. (For more info, see flyers for
locations and times.)
In closing, I wish
everyone a very
Happy Thanksgiving.
B-Cool, Tattoo Dave
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Axman continues from page 9
I had secured for our company a
shipment of an airport control tower
cabin from Rockledge, FL (close to
Daytona) to Nouakchott,
Mauretania. The shipment
consisted of three oversized pieces
that required double-drop trailers
and an escort to bring them down to
Miami. On Wednesday (10/15) I
went to the shipper’s facilities to
supervise the loading. I saw a lot
bikers on I-95 heading North to
Daytona. I was very envious as I wanted to go
so badly, however, my job comes first. It was
very interesting to watch the loading and securing
of these monster pieces. These cabin sections were
already fully equipped with cabinets and
everything. Only the electronics were missing. To protect them from the
elements they were
shrink wrapped in
heavy-duty plastic film.
Everything went
smoothly with the
loading. The following
day I went to the Port of
Miami where the transloading onto ocean
freight flat racks took
place. I noticed that
Eller ITO, who did the
trans-loading for us had
hired the services of
Harrison Crane, the
company my brother-inlaw (Doug) works for. It
was shame that he was not assigned to
this job. Being out of the office for two
consecutive days put me way behind
with my actual work but it was well
worth it, even though I had to cancel
Fantasy Fest.
I would like you to all come on out
for Candy’s Cycle’s big customer
appreciation party which will be held
at The Sports Barn on 11/15. This is
certainly an event not to be missed. ee
her ad and the Sports Barn ad for all
info.
On a personal note, I would like to
remind you that I am for hire. The
Holiday Season is upon us and I would
be more than happy to capture your
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Holiday parties. I also do corporate
and private events, such as Sweet
Sixteen’s, Quinces, Weddings, etc.
Please feel free to contact me for
special pricing. I can be reached by
phone at (786)371-6973 or by email at
axman@axmanpictures.com.
Happy Thanksgiving!
Ride Free & Safe! Axman
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(BBB) provides guidance on
the many different charities
across the United States
currently seeking donations.
They advise not to respond
to “crisis” or “emergency”
appeals impulsively. Instead,
if you are sympathetic with a
cause, research the charity
and discover how your
MY CO
STA RICAN RETIREMENT
COSTA
doob@wheelsontheroad.com
We are now in the height
of our 8 month rainy
season. It rains some every
day causing pot holes, mud
and debris on the twisty
secondary roads we love to
ride on. A recent Sunday
club ride took us south up
in the mountains on the
Pan American Hiway. Huge
electric generating fans are
now installed, and running
on the mountain ridges.
These will help slow down
the use of jet engine powered generators in the low water dry season.
You can’t use waterfall generator power when the levels are low.
Friday nite we had
our “Stripper Fest” at
our clubhouse. 4
Chicas put on a show
for 35 members who
Gabe
was
here!
showed up on a rainy nite. Chicken wings,
chileguaro shots, JD and beer were available
to wash them down. Because of social media
(Facebook, Twitter, etc...) the girls won’t let
you take nude photos of them anymore.
Pura Vida in wet Costa Rica. Doob
donation impacts the social problem the charity seeks to solve. If
you are able to build a meaningful relationship with the charity, it is
more likely that you will feel
able to commit to supporting
their work over the long-term.
The Wise Giving Alliance
(BBB) suggests that
legitimate charities provide
transparency in their financial
undertakings and
accountability online.
BBRCF is open for your
scrutiny. We have no paid
directors and virtually all
proceeds are used to help and
support local children and
families, especially now that
the holidays are upon us.
Always with a Smile,
Ronnie C
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TAX TALK
by Michele Koscielniak
michele@wheelsontheroad.com
Tidbits and Due Dates
Tax season has officially ended
with the passing of October 15th.
As I write this article, only 67 days
before the next tax season starts!
Now is the time to take advantage
of some 2014 tax planning. Most
transactions must take place before
the end of the tax year, the
exception is some contributions to
retirement accounts. I am a big
supporter of retirement plan
contributions. It is the only tax
benefit that is money out of your
pocket into your other pocket.
Other deductions go into someone
else’s pocket. There are various
plans so there is one that is sure to fit your circumstances.
If you barely qualify to use itemized deductions on your personal
tax return each year, consider paying 2 years worth of real estate
taxes in one year. For example, instead of paying real estate taxes
by November 30th, 2014, pay January 1st, 2015 and then pay by
November 30th, 2015. In the year you do not pay real estate taxes,
use the standard deduction and then use itemized deductions in the
year 2 years of real estate taxes are paid. That would also be a good
year to clean out your closets and donate non-cash items. There is
less of a discount on the real estate taxes on the January payment,
but how much is saved in taxes? Each situation is different so be
sure to estimate the tax savings before delaying the real estate tax
payment.
Mark your calendar, some key due dates for 2015 are:
February 2nd: W-2s and 1099s due to recipients
March 16th: corporate tax returns or extensions due
April 15th: individual taxes returns or extensions due
September 15th: partnership and corporate tax returns due
October 15th: individual tax returns due
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I try to remind my clients as due dates apply, but do not forget it is
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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)
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Good
News
by Doug Scofield
Doug@wheelsontheroad.com
Thanksgiving already??? I
really enjoy this time of year
as the weather cools and
riding season begins.
Tables are filled as we
gather with friends and
family as we sit around and
enjoy some incredible food.
Thanksgiving is the holiday
I spend with my wife’s
family. As our family gathers
around the table, it has
become tradition that a time
of silence is requested; as we
individually give thanks for our abundance and
blessings. It would be awesome if we would all take a
little time to remember and reflect on those things that
we hold dear and give thanks to all that we are blessed
with in this great country of ours. Our forefathers gave
thanks.
The First Thanksgiving in America
The Pilgrims, were a group of Puritans who landed at
Plymouth Rock, in what is now Massachusetts in 1620.
In 1621 Governor William Bradford of New England
proclaimed a day of “thanksgiving” and prayer to
celebrate the Pilgrims’ first harvest in America. United
States president Abraham Lincoln, following the
precedent of a number of states, designated a national
Thanksgiving Day in 1863. (Encarta Encyclopedia
THE BETTMANN ARCHIVE)
THANKFUL! Yes, I have much to be thankful for.
First for Jesus coming into my heart and changing my
life almost 25 years ago. I am thankful for a loving and
supportive wife, for a mom that is still living at the age
of 90. I am thankful for the Lord bringing me here to
South Florida and the Treasure Coast and I am honored
and blessed to call many of you friend! Matthew 22:3640 “Teacher, which is the greatest commandment in the Law?”
Jesus replied: “‘Love the Lord your God with all your heart and
with all your soul and with all your mind.’ This is the first and
greatest commandment. And the second is like it: ‘Love your
neighbor as yourself.’ All the Laws and the Prophets hang on these
two commandments.” In a time where we are bombarded by self
helps and an attitude of me me me... The Lord reminds us to put
Him FIRST and to love others as ourselves; and since we are always
on our mind, we should strive to become other centered instead of
self centered.
When you reach out to bless someone a strange thing transpires,
you end up getting just as blessed; so during this holiday season go
the extra mile for someone. It might just be a hug or maybe you
need to forgive someone and make amends. Life is too short and
time too precious to postpone anything that you need to do.
As we gather with family and friends this Thanksgiving Holiday
let us give thanks to a giving Father in heaven for all that He has
provided for us throughout the year. May the Lord richly bless you
and yours throughout the holiday season.
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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On Special Assignment
by Chef Joel - joel@wheelsontheroad.com
Well, here we are folks stepping into
another holiday season. It is time to shop
for your turkeys and hams and get ready
for the big day. And of course, don’t
forget all of the good fixings for the side.
This is the time of year that all of your
friends and families start to get together,
also it is time to make the best of what we
have good in life. Just think how much
luckier we all are than most people in this
country to be able to enjoy what we do
year round and that’s ride!
First off and very much from my heart...
“THANK YOU” all for your condolences
on the passing of my pooch “Harley”. It
really meant a lot to me and still does.
And special thanks to Keith Smith for the heartfelt letter you sent to me
about Harley. It has only been 5 weeks since he is gone and damn, it
feels like a lot longer than that. I have been there before with my other
great dogs in life, but I think it is just so much harder to accept as we
get older. Sadly, they do not get to live as long as we do and like a very
close family friend once told me as a kid... “Remember the day you
brought the new dog into your life and home how happy you are, but
just be sure to remember there will come a day when they break your
heart by having to leave you”. It is kind of an ironic thing to say to a
kid, but it worked. I still remember him telling me that when I was 7 yrs
old. Thank You Uncle Max... I miss you like crazy and love ya Harley.
A lot of folks have been calling and asking me about it and as some of
you read this, it is time for the world famous “Roscoe’s Chili
Challenge” up in Lakeland. Hopefully if you plan on going the 7th, 8th
and 9th of November you already have your plans or reservations. If
you don’t you better call “Liz” ASAP at (813) 434-5812. Things have
changed a bit up there for the better. The venue area has been made a
bit smaller bringing the wilderness campers in tents out to the front
area. In my opinion this will make the whole thing a lot more fun with
everybody a lot closer to each other. Roscoe of course is happy with the
new plan since he says it will bring out the real “old schoolers” for the
weekend. This is always a great time and it will be mine and DK’s 5th
year attending. There are still some spaces for RV people and tent sites,
but space is limited - so make the call. You
don’t want to miss this.
Ok, in and around town of course this
season means that all of the local venues will
be starting to have their own holiday parties.
Be sure to remember that having a good time
also includes getting home safe to make it to
another. Please think and drink responsibly
folks, none of us need to start the holidays off
with any unnecessary and possibly fatal
accidents.
Of course you all know that the biggest
party in the Southern US takes place on Dec 7th right here in our own
backyard. That’s right the “27th Annual Toys in the Sun Run” is upon
us folks. This year for a repeat performance of a few years ago “Charlie
Daniels” will
headline again
along with “Brian
Howe” former
singer of “Bad
Company”. Both
put on a great
show and I am
sure a lot of
“cagers” in their
vehicles will be
there to see them
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besides the 35,000 or so bikes. If you plan on doing the ride, it leaves
Mardi Gras Casino in Hallandale at 9:30 am, so plan on being there at
least 2 hours before to get in line and listen to the great live music on
the outside stage. If you just do the ride into the park on your own, be
sure to get there early enough to park and get in before the pack comes
in. If you don’t - you could be stuck outside of the park for a few hours.
Our plans
as always are
to be in the
campground
from Friday
night until
Monday. A
very special
treat at the
campsite for
us this year is
“The
Painkillers”
(yupp..the
same guys
from my
house party)
will be
playing for us at “Circle C” in the campgrounds area. That will be on
Sat. night Dec. 6th from 6pm til the Park
Rangers tell us to knock it off. As in years
past it is a “bring your beverage” of choice
party. To cover the food and band we are
asking for just $10.00 a head for a great
night of fun. I wish I could say just come on
out and the party is on us, but things are
tight cash wise for a bunch of us. This is
always a blast and pretty much a reunion of
faces from past years. We have a great time
out there in the Glades, with a nice fire and
great music and great people so come and
join us. If you are reading this you are welcome to stop by and enjoy.
As for last month’s fun, as you know the “Run to the Heartland” up in
Sebring was cancelled because of city fees and permit issues. But a
bunch of us had our own run of sorts. Special thanks to “Corbin” for
leading the pack up and around the true heartland area thru the
foothills and back roads. Also both Jimmy “Big Dawg” and Keith put
out a great spread Fri. and Sat. nights for a bunch of our friends from up
there and down here. We enjoyed the visit out to places such as
‘Charlotte’s Web”, “The Cherry Pot” and “Liars Lair”, and even their
local Moose lodge was a great time. Being up in those areas you do not
even realize these roads exist here in Florida. You literally can see for
miles on each side of the road without seeing a home or any sign of
civilization. The spooky part about being up there is you need to be off
the roads before sundown. The sad but dangerous reason being is that
the local wildlife, from small game to wild boar and deer can pop out at
any moment. And no lie, from the road kill on the side of the roads, and
the actual let’s just say “splat” marks every ¼ mile or so, those are
obvious “kill zones”. The local riders say the deer and boar are known
to hit bikes from the side... ummmm, fukkkk that, no thanks. (I’ll leave
the elk killing to Gabe.) The weather for the whole weekend was perfect
and our ride up 27 and back was good. All in all, a big thanks to all
who went and made it fun and safe, and most importantly...
“uneventful”.
So be sure to catch up on all of the local spots for their upcoming
holiday events and of course for myself and fellow staff here at WOTR,
I extend an early wish for a safe and healthy and happy holiday season.
I hope to see some of you at Roscoe’s and the Toy Run Party and of
course the run the next day.
Until then, as always “Take Care and Ride Safe”. Chef Joel
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Back in South Florda
Riding and Writing by Gabe@wheelsontheroad.com
The 27th SFPC Toys in the
Sun Run is few weeks away on
Sunday, December 7, 2014 to
benefit the Joe DiMaggio
Children’s Hospital. I set up
my tent every year as a vendor
to support the ‘Best Damn Toy
Run on Earth’. I also support
the toy run by sponsoring and
purchasing the Harley raffle
tickets. To participate in this
years Toys in the Sun Run will
cost you $10 and one new
Unwrapped toy or game (no stuffed animals). Like last year the run will
leave from Mardi Gras Casino to Markham Park. Cars, trucks and
smaller 2 wheeled cycles (under 250cc) go directly to Markham park
but get there before 10AM or you
might get stuck in a 3 hour traffic
jam. (No animals allowed other
than “real” service animals) No
pre-registration is required for the
parade unless you wish to be a
VIP Rider. VIP Rider packages
include the following: VIP
Breakfast at Mardi Gras Casino;
Up-front positioning in parade;
VIP Parking at Markham Park;
VIP Lunch at Markham Park;
Official Toy Run Souvenir TShirt; Official Toy Run VIP
commemorative pin and more!
Cost is $150 for double riders and $100 for A single rider. There are
different VIP packages offered. For example there are HOG VIP riders,
Import VIP Riders, and the VIP “Ultra” package. If you wish to pay by
check, or for additional information, email: toysinthesunrun@aol.com
For any additional questions go to: toysinthesunrun.com or call 954868-7040 and leave message.
We all need to roll up our sleeves and show the South
Florida community that bikers are not selfish, but rather
we walk up to the plate to help children and families
during dark times. You see, until Santa Ed invited me in
the middle of summer to Joe DiMaggio’s Children’s
Hospital, I did not understand 100% what the toy run was
all about. Cary Kroll, who sells all the biker gear at Café
27 and myself, hauled ass to the hospital were met Santa
Ed in the lobby and for the next two hours our minds were
totally blown away. The Toys in the Sun Run is not about
getting drunk and throwing a toy in the box after paying
your $10. Yes the toys go to needy children but it is more
than that. When I went to Joe DiMaggio’s there was a
room where the families of those that are either staying in
the hospital or being operated on can hang out. There are
toys, volunteers, extremely large flat screen TVs, and an interview show
on Wednesday with Santa Ed. Many of the local bikers show up on
Wednesdays to meet the children and their families. Certain restaurants
in the community donate hot gourmet lunches to feed the children and
their families. Even Cary and I were fed that day by the Pembroke Pines
Hooter girls. (now that was very tough...)
The Grand Tour of Joey Di’s... Cary and I were given the grant tour of
the children’s hospital that hot summer day. I was shown the children’s
emergency room where the patients are treated and above the entrance a
sign that reads “South Florida President’s Council / Toys in the Sun
Run. One of the bigwigs that was showing me around stated that all the
medical equipment, construction of the room, and the medical supplies
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were paid for by the bikers in the South Florida community who put
their hands into their pockets to participate in the Toys in the Sun Run
for the last 27 years. I was then taken across the street where I saw
various hotel looking rooms where the families can stay for free while
their loved ones are being operated on. I was told of a family that had
five children that stayed in the room that I was shown. They came down
from Pensacola at no cost to them. They stayed for a week while the
child had two complicated operations. Then their return trip was paid
for as well. All this, including the medical care and the operation, was
free. This family could not have afforded the life-saving medical
treatment hundreds of miles from their home to save their child’s life.
This young man today is alive because of the person holding this
magazine, yes you!!!... the guy or gal reading this sentence right now.
When you buy a raffle ticket, or bring a toy, pay the $10 entrance fee,
or dig even deeper and purchase a “VIP Riders’ Package”... all this
keeps children alive and their families together during their hard times.
The SFPC Toys in the Sun Run is helping Children Year Round!!
When Cary and I left the hospital we walked out like two peacocks
proud of all the good work that the SFPC Toys in the Sun Run
contributes in the name of all the bikers and South Florida. I met a
family in the lounge eating a lunch provided by the Pembroke Pines
Hooter girls. Tattoo Dave was speaking to them as I listened
to their conversation. They could not afford the operation
that was tens of thousands of dollars. They were thankful to
all the bikers in South Florida because their child was having
a heart operation. When I spoke to this couple the husband
broke down in tears. If the money was not available his son
would have died. Not only did he get the grant for the
operation but he got to meet the bikers that made it possible.
Every Wednesday throughout the whole year volunteers for
the biker community show up to make these families more
comfortable through their darkest hour.
Hopefully this year you won’t jump the fence, try to go
pass one of the volunteer security guards without paying,
or show up without a toy. I plead with you to do your part.
This is a collective effort by all bikers to work toward
helping the children. If you see me buy a raffle book of 4 for $20. If you
see any MC’s or Toy Run volunteers selling raffle tickets buy a book. If
you’re retired and on a budget put away $10 for gas, $10 for the toy run
fee, and spend another $10-$20 on a toy at a minimum. Last year some
people showed up with five toys to donate. (Some SOB’s showed up
with a box full of rocks) Every little
bit helps all you have to do is set
aside an amount starting now.
2014 Freedom Flights @ Ft.
Lauderdale Airport Another event
that I went to in the month of
October were the freedom flights.
As I understand it, about 800 World
War II veterans die each day.
Organizations have worked to raise
funds to fly these veterans to
Washington DC to see the World
War II Memorial. A group of about
70 bikers left the American Legion,
Post 180, escorted by the Broward
County Sheriff’s Department, to the Fort Lauderdale airport. There we
waited until a quarter of the World War II veterans came off the plane
welcomed by approximately 500 supporters. A 92-year-old soldier,
being wheeled by a beautiful blonde soldier, asked Gimpy’s wife for a
kiss. He was like, “put one on my smacker won’t ya?” I started prodding
and pushing her until she did it. It was very moving to see our veterans
honored and not forgotten. Afterwards most returned to Post 180 for a
good time and yours truly singing Karaoke.
Mystic 7 MC @ The Sports Barn... When I got back from my Alaskan
trip I had to replenish my funds so I hid out in my office working my
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butt off to pay my bills. One of the
first fun days that I had was
attending the Mystic 7 MC
Annual and Pervert’s 67th
Birthday Party at the Sports Barn
in Davie. ‘Deception’ was playing
with various singers and drummers
jumping onstage to help out. I had
a great time and everyone had a
beautiful attitude. There was a
bikini wash in the parking lot out
front. It was the first time that my
motorcycle was scrubbed down
after getting all that mud in
Alaska. Some of it would not come
off because it had caked on. Some
of the vendors selling cleaning
products were trying to get me to purchase their products promising to
clean up the mud
on my bike.
Calcium chloride is
mixed with the
water and sprayed
on the dirt road on
the Dalton
Highway to keep
the dust down. This
acts as a natural
hardener so when
the gravel dirt
surface is dry the
heavy truck traffic
forms it to have the characteristics of pavement. When wet, a thin layer
of cement looking clay begins to cake onto your bike. Once it sticks to
your engine, it heats up and dries like ceramic. Once this happens, you
can’t get it off, even with a chisel. The girls did the best they could but
at this point I will always have a piece of Alaska with me wherever I roll
throughout the world!
S.E. ABATE HD Party! I felt right at home with my ABATE brothers
when I set up my tent at Chester’s Ft. Laud. Harley in Sunrise.
‘Soulicide’ played their butts off. It was pretty warm so the crowd got
up close and personal with me since I was set up in the shade. While I
was away I really missed Bars, Jimmy Les, Gimpy, Shakey, Princess and
all the gang! Joel (Bubbles) did a bang up job at Chesters in getting the
fires put out for a great event. Jimmy Les auctioned off some booze and
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while I was scratching my head...
and before I knew what happened...
Jimmy said I was the winner of a
bottle of Tequila! I didn’t mind
because the money goes to BIKER
RIGHTS! (And the booze went to
Lefty) I want to thank everyone for
stopping by my tent to say hello. I
got to share stories of my Alaska trip
and shocked many with the details
of my next ride... from Ushuaia,
Argentina to Prodhoe Bay/
Deadhorse, Alaska, hopefully
leaving May 2015. I appreciate all
the well-wishers and those of you
that tracked me. Your continued
support humbles me greatly and no matter how many times I tell the
same story it’s like the first time to me with all the excitement.
Marc Izquierdo, 53... RIP! Last, but NOT least I
want to bid farewell to my riding brother Marc
Izquierdo who passed away a few day ago. We
used to light up cigars and talk about all the trips
we were going to take as soon as he had time off.
He was not a loud person, always clean cut, and
always had a cigar for me when I showed up. He
retired from the Navy after serving our country
20+ years as a 1st Class Petty officer. He was
assigned to the Navy’s P-3 Orion as a flight
engineer. He worked for Customs at the Miami
Airport at the time of his death in a bike accident.
Mark is survived by his father, brother, and
sister. I will be thinking of you brother on my Pan
American Run as you watch me from
above. RIP! Gabe
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ABATE
UPDATE
By Bars, SE Chapter President
Bars@wheelsontheroad.com
On Friday September 19th we took a
ride to Key West for Phil Peterson’s
42nd Annual Poker Run. On the way
down we stopped at Gilberts. We
almost made it there before we got
poured on by so much rain I could
hardly see. When it stopped we went
to Mile Marker 88 for a bite to eat and
then down to our hotel to dry out. It
has been about 10 years since we have
done the ride and it was still a great
one.
One guy, Mario Deludos from
Sturgis South Dakota, traveled the
farthest (2,350 Miles) Way to go! On
Saturday night we went downtown
and Duval Street was full of bikes and
lots of vendors to look at. On Sunday
we went back downtown to Duval Street and everything was just
about gone. We stayed to watch the sunset even though it was
cloudy. It was still a great time. We left on Monday and got to the 7
Mile Bridge when it started to rain. We drove about 30 miles in the
rain before stopping at Ma’s Fish Camp to dry off. It was closed but
there was a small overhang that we stood under. After about an hour
we changed clothes and drove another 40 miles before the rain
finally stopped and clear weather the rest of the way home. All in all
it was a 400 mile ride and I’m glad to say my back felt great.
On September 27th The Leathernecks MC held their End of
Summer Party at Mickey’s in Pompano. The food was great and the
music was by Skinny Jimmy and the Stingrays who kept the party
going all night. The parking lot was packed and plenty of people
were out back under the new canopy. Unfortunately I had to leave
earlier than I wanted to attend our Southeast ABATE Chapter
monthly birthday party at Shanks’ Tavern. We had a good turnout
with music by Friday Night Dave. There were only three musicians
but it sounded like more. Maybe it was because one of them was
playing the banjo and the harmonica at the same time.
On Sunday September 28th the Keltics MC Fort Lauderdale
Chapter held their Ride Em Hard Pardee 4 at Cowboy’s Saloon in
Davie. As usual we met at the American Legion Post 321 in Cooper
City for the ride. When we arrived the parking lot was already full of
bikes and cages. Cowboy’s has seating for 600 people and the place
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was packed. Sucker Punch was playing the music and the dance
floor was jumping. As always, the Keltics put on another great party.
On Sunday October 5th the Mystic Seven MC held their Annual
Party and Perv’s 67th Birthday Party at the Sports Barn in Davie.
When we got there the parking lot was getting full. Since they put
down more fill it was a lot easier to pull in and get out with no
trouble. The music was by Deception and they sang Happy Birthday
to Pervert and kept everyone partying long after the event was
scheduled to end.
On Sunday October 10th the Southeast Chapter of ABATE held
our 34th Annual Rights Rally at Chester’s Fort Lauderdale HarleyDavidson in Sunrise. On the way down there on the overhead sign
was the Watch For Motorcycles blinking so I knew we were going
to have a great time. Soulicide played the music for us and as
always when they play they kept the party rocking all day long. So
many of our members helped out that if I tried to mention them all I
might forget someone. We had our Safety and Membership booth
set up so that members could sign up or renew or get some bumper
stickers and other Safety give-a-ways. I would like to thank all of
the clubs and independents who came out to make our party a great
success. I would also like to thank Ed Leclere and Joel
Freiberg and the staff at Chester’s who helped make our party a
good time.
On behalf of myself, our board of directors and all of the
members of the Southeast Chapter of ABATE we wish everyone
a Happy Thanksgiving.
Remember, HERE TODAY GONE TODAY... Bars
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WOW I have to tell you October was a
great month with our local bands here in
South Florida ripping it up everywhere
from the Keys to Palm Beach. And it all
started at O’Meara’s Irish Pub, which was
the place to be on Oct 3rd with Lazy
Bonez at The Boneheadz Birthday Bash!
O’Meara’s was packed wall to wall and
outside too, with a red carpet setting. Like
a who’s who in the South Florida music
scene. As always, Lazy Bonez put on one
hell of a show with a great light show and
amazing sound by Joe Riley from the
band Jack Flash. If anyone out there is
looking for a great sound man call Joe, he
will rock the house til the roof blows off!
It was great to see PANDIA when they Rocked Cagney’s Bike Night
on October 17th. It’s been a few month since I checked out the band
with their new additions. What a big surprise it was when I saw Kelly
Davis on vocals. Kelly you Rock! And my friend who I miss very much,
your Uncle Jimmy Pagano... may he R.I.P... would be so very proud of
you. Pandia is a hard-edged cover band with electric live performances,
raw energy and insane song selection that always brings the house
down. Pandia was named the official cover band of “93 Rock” and
headlined the
2nd Annual
Rock and
Brew Festival
at the Hard
Rock. Pandia
is a unique
group
consisting of
incredible
musicians and
great vocals!
Visit their website for more photos @ pandiamusic.com Jen Boronico,
Guitar &
Vocals, is one
of the leading female guitarists in FL performing in bands since she was
16 years old. She is mostly noted for her high energy and passion which
flows from her veins as she performs. She is truly a unique showmanà.
Fans are always shocked to see a female attack a guitar with such
intensity. Jen is also the founder and President of The Boca Tanning
Club, is a broadcast journalist/commentator for MMA (UFC) and
Boxing, and has been seen comentating in 65 million plus homes on
Sunsports show Fightzone. This golden gloves boxer and 3x 1st place
NAGA (Ground Fighting) champion trains with the legendary
American Top Team. Elisa Seda, Drums, also with Urban Rebel is
already a musical veteran in the game even though she’s too young to
look it. She has provided the grooves for NJ based MTV artist Just Kait
and the Indie/Rock group The Scarlet Ending. She also provided the
pocket for multiplatinum recording artist DMC’s (formerly known as
Run-DMC) debut solo album. She is the former drummer of ‘MTV’s
Battle for Ozzfest’ contestants, ‘Sicks Deep’ as well as the ONLY female
endorsed by Infinity DrumWorks. She’s been featured numerous times
in both ‘Modern Drummer’ and ‘Drum’ magazine. Shawn Saul, Bass, is
a virtuoso bassist who is a UM Music School Alumni. At the age of 24,
he has already proven himself to be a well sought after bass player. He
performs on a 6-string (and sometimes 5-string) custom bass and often
plays more as a melodic treble instrument than a bass, frequently
utilizing its upper register and blending it with the obligatory low end
to create sharp, melodic lines. Shawn is featured in the October 2014
edition of ‘Bass Musicians’ magazine and plays with some of the best
musicians the South Florida scene has to offer. His diverse style and
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complete ability to play anything allows Pandia to go to a whole new
dimension which you have to hear it for yourself. Kelly Davis, Vocals,
is our lead vocalist who has been performing around South Florida
since she was 14. Performing as a soloist and also as a lead singer for
several bands (including That Band) and working clubs from ‘Cheers’
to ‘Whiskey Tango’, she developed an amazing diversity of vocal
styling, with a witty personality to match. Her uncanny ability to
improvise on stage makes her quite unique and the ultimate crowd
pleaser. This singer/songwriter also has original material all over the
globe as an EDM artist working with some of the biggest producers and
record labels around the world. I have to mention my friend, ‘Trip 6
Vocals’, who is also with Pandia and is also with the famous local band
‘Urban Rebel’. Trip 6 has developed his unique style as a result of a
lifetime of musical influences. At the age of three, growing up in a
talented musical family, Trip 6 toured throughout the US and Puerto
Rico as a backup singer for Latin and Salsa bands. Formerly he
performed lead vocals for Pepper Pot, aka Halo, an alternative rock
band. Honing his unique melodic sound and songwriting skills, he is
now touring with his original group ‘Gears’ and is performing all over
North America. If you have not seen Pandia in a while and have a
chance to, I
highly
recommend you
check them out!
You will not be
disappointed!
Finally it’s
here... O’Meara’s
Grand Opening
Bash and their
all new bike
night all in one
night on Nov
14th. (Their new bike night will be the 2nd Friday of every month is
now brought to you by us at A1
Promotions”.) The grand
Happy Birthday Heidi
opening features the Mr. Nice
Guy Band and 1/2 Way to Goin
To The Dogs, with a benefit for
100+ Abandoned Dogs of the
Everglades. Sponsored in part by
Downtown Baggers, with
vendors, raffles, giveaways and
more!
At
Downtown Baggers has a 2006
Cagney’s
Harley Sportster that they are
raffling off for just $10 a ticket,
withDeception
100% of all proceeds going
to the kids at Joe DiMaggio’s
Children Hospital. The 501C3 is
by Young Hearts Charity
Foundation Inc. The drawing
will be at Cagney’s Saloon with
Soulicide outside and other
bands (TBA) outside and inside
on Sunday Nov
30th. Be sure to
check our ad out in
WOTR for other
events we will be
at in Nov. We at
A1 Promotions are
now working with
4 new venues in
the South Florida
area starting in
Nov. that have
every kind of
genre of music.
Keep an eye on my
Facebok to know
where they are and
what is happening.
All I can say is you
are going to be
BLOWN away
when you find out
where they are and
what we have
planned!
See last months issue for complete details
You know what I
love the most
about what we do and what I do. Every time we pick up a new venue we
create more gigs for the bands, which brings people out to have fun,
which in a small way keeps our local economy going in our music
community here in South Florida. And that my friends puts a smile on
my face 24/7.
Till next time! Support Local Music, Support Your Local Everything!
And Support WOTR Magazine... The Bikers Bible. PEACE! Freddy.
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2014 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
NOVEMBER 2014
1st - HEATHENS MC - ANNUAL <<<<<<<<< Date change)
8th - US MILITARY VETS MC CH 1 - ANNUAL>>> AT MICKEYS
9th - CMA - MEMORIAL EVENT
DECEMBER 2014
7th - SFPC TOYS IN THE SUN RUN
13th - PETERSONS TOY RUN BIKE DRAWING
13th - HERMANDAD MC - ALFREDO MEMORIAL/TOY RUN
14th - WINGS OF GOLD MC MIAMI - TOY RUN
20th - SFLCOC - CHRISTMAS PARTY
21st - CALVARY CHAPEL - CHRISTMAS SERVICE
Contact Miami Mike to change your date “AFTER”
you confirm that change with Tattoo Dave (Wings
of Gold MC) or Indian (Wheels of Man MC)
2014 CALENDAR UNITED BIKERS COUNCIL
OF PALM BEACH COUNTY
DECEMBER 2014
9 UBCPBC Christmas Party
13 Outcast M.C. PBC Event
20 Sport Bike Event
Treasure Coast Presidents Council
2014 Calendar of Events
November
2 AOA TC annual
30 USMV MC TOY RUN
December
7 SFPC TOY RUN
20 SFLCOC Christmas party
21 Calvary Chapel Christmas Service
HEAVEN CYCLE’S
37TH ANNIVERSARY PARTY
Noon - 5, Sunday Nov 30th at
THE PIT BBQ
16400 SW 8th St
Miami (305) 226-2272
37 FREE KEGS OF BEER
Bike Show - Food & Drink
• Fri - Outlaws MC WPB Open House at 7PM
• 1st Fri - Soldiers for Jesus Open House 7-10PM
• 1st Fri - Enforcers MC First Friday of Month Party
• 3rd Fri - Cagney’s Big New Bike Night
• 4th Fri - American Legion Post 36 Bike Night
• Fri & Sat - O’Meara’s Irish Pub, Live Music at 10PM
• Fri & Sat - Keltics MC Open House, 954-864-9764
• Fri & some Sat - O’Malley’s Live Music 954-979-8540
• Fri - El Coqui open house, Hallandale 954-274-5523
• 1st Sat - Wings of Gold MC West Palm clubhouse
• 1st & 3rd 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
• 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
• Sun - O’Meara’s “Mickey’s Style” Bloody Mary’s
• Sun - O’Malley’s Jam Night from 9-1
• 3rd Sun USMVMC Palm Bch Open House 561-715-2570
• Mon - Ladies nite at Sharky’s 9-2, 241 beverages
• Mon - BEST So Fla Jam Nite at Turn 3 with Stet & T3JB
• Mon - Karaoke at Mickeys Tiki with Mindi & Todd
• Tues - Flossies Jim Piro Jam & Ladies night 80¢ wings
• Tues - Lone Legion Brotherhood Open House
• Tues - Taco Tuesday at Chit Chat’s
• 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 - Watch the kids build a bike at V-Twin City
• Thurs - Musician’s Jam at Cagneys with Tell em’ Band
• 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
• Every Day - The Sports Barn has something special see ad.
HUCK Goes Further
by Huck@wheelsontheroad.com
While riding my
Sportster out west
by Holiday Park, I
felt a clunk in the
road. I may have
been somewhat
daydreaming but
there was nothing
there! Ignoring
intuition to stop
and investigate, I
found myself
several miles away
with a motorcycle that I couldn’t get off!
I recently changed the oil, filter, and
plugs... period! What ever happened to the
good old days when checking bolts and
screws, lubricating parts, and washing/
waxing was all part of this routine? Days
earlier I had noticed that the kickstand
behaved differently. (You probably guessed
where this story is going.) I stood up on my
pegs, back tracking ten miles an hour up
one side of the road then the other searching
for my kickstand to no avail. At Holiday
Park, I leaned my bike up against a trash
can, bought a beer and repented of my
slothfulness.
EVENT LISTINGS WITH PRINTED FLYERS
NOVEMBER 2014
• 2... 7th Annual HD Palm Beach Poker Run...
27
• 7-9th... Roscoe’s Chili Challenge...
31
• 8 Peggy Sue’s Birthday Bash at Flossies @ 2PM..
32
• 8 USMV MC Florida 1 Annual at Mickey’s @ 8PM... 15
• 14 O’Meara’s Grand Opening w/ Mr Nice Guy...
43
• 15 Candy’s Cycle Customer Appreciation Party...
19
• 16 Flossies Christmas Party with HUGE Free Buffet... 32
• 22 Allen West Veterans Day Ride...
29
• 22 Fly~In Wheels West Palm Annual Party...
27
Thanksgiving Dinner at many bars.. see ads or call
• 30 Military Hero’s Poker Run...
23
• 30 Cagney’s Rock Concert & Sporty Giveaway...
6
• 30 Heaven Cycle’s 37th Anniversary & FREE Beer 9 & 33
DECEMBER 2014
• 7... 27th Annual Toys in the Sun Run...
45
• 14... 32nd Annual Bill’s Bike’s Memorial Toy Run... 44
• 21 Calvery Chapel MM 15th Annual Christmas Service..13
See Chesters Back Cover Calendar for their upcoming events.
I decided to ride to Peterson’s South for
their Hispanic Heritage event and deal with
this issue later. It was getting warm milling
around Peterson’s. I had taken a few
pictures, looked at the bikes and bikini girls
and listened to the band while visiting with
friends. It was time to have lunch and a draft
beer in a nearby motorcycle-friendly air
conditioned bar that had a trash can out
front. Killing a couple hours at Cutler Bay
Sports Bar, I was ready to go. It was just five
o’clock and Gilbert’s was only sixty more
miles south... um... I’m sure they’ll have a
trash can! Huck
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Rogue Warrior
RogueUSMC@wheelsontheroad.com
STORMY’S
RIDER RHYMES
By Stormy@wheelsontheroad.com
Here in Palm Beach County the
Mother Chapter of the Enforcers MC
hosts a 1st Friday Bash every month.
There’s always great bands, food and
drink. At the October Bash, despite a
little rain, the Enforcers MC hosted an
absolutely awesome party. Not only
did Kathy and I celebrate the October
(Halloween) 1st Friday Bash but it was
also my 65th birthday. We had a great
time. Knockdown rocked all night
long and could not have been any
better. Thanks to all the Enforcers for
an outstanding time. If the rain kept
you home then you missed out.
The ABATE Southeast Chapter’s
Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving is the perfect opportunity
For friends and family to get together,
To give thanks for the things we have in life,
And all the special things we treasure…
Be thankful for our friendships,
With friends we never bore.
They ride right there beside us,
Until our throttle hand gets sore…
34th Annual Event
at Chester’s Ft.
Lauderdale HarleyDavidson went off
without a hitch. It
was a great day to
get together with
all our brothers and
sisters to help
support the work of
ABATE of Florida
Southeast Chapter.
Thanks to all who
turned out on another beautiful but
hot day. And thanks to all the
Be thankful for your Family,
Spend with them your precious time.
Each moment spent together,
Becomes inspiring and sublime…
Be thankful for our Country,
We are fortunate that we live here.
From the Mountains to the flatlands,
This is the Country we endear…
Thanksgiving is the perfect time,
To share with Family and Friends.
We never know how much time we have,
Before our time will come to an end…
So live, love and be Happy,
Enjoy every day that you’re living.
From My home to all of yours
Have a Wonderful Thanksgiving…
Stormy
Southeast Chapter brothers
and sisters who made this day
possible.
The music by SOULICIDE
could not have been better, they rocked all afternoon with the best
music played the SOULICIDE way. Great music, food, drink and
people. What more could a biker want? We also want to thank
Chester’s HarleyDavidson for
allowing us to hold
our event at their
dealership.
Rogue USMC
(Rogue USMC has
come aboard WOTR
and will be
covering many
SoFla events.)
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you are always on my mind.
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Woo’s View’s
Best Friends Over the Rainbow Bridge
Woo@wheelsontheroad.com
Hi Gang,
Well another month is shot
(October) and we’re all a month
closer to the grave! Damm, do I know
how to start off on a happy note or
what??? The good news is we have a
really GREAT chance of getting rid
of the Queen of Liars, Debbie
Whatshername Shits. PLEASE cast
your vote for Mr. Kaufman and get
her the hell out of the government!
Don’t worry about her though, ‘cause
barry obammbamm will take care of
her. Those thieves, liars and traitors
stick together unless Barry feels like
it’s in his best interest to throw
someone under the bus! Then NOBODY is safe. Anyway, vote your
heart... and for those of you who vote for dear debbie or charlie crist,
please have your head examined.
I took Koco to his first lesson of protection training, and for a just
7 month old puppy (BIG PUPPY) he did really well. He is going to
be a real ass kicker when he’s fully grown. Hell, with a dog like that
with me I could almost leave my firearm at home once in a while!
Sweet Seleta’s ride is almost finished and she’s coming out
fantastic! Got a ton of new chrome on her, her paint is still super fine
and she runs like a raped ape! As soon as she’s finished, the old
Honda 750 SOHC chopper will be well on it’s way to being
finished. That’s going to be a mind blower. It’s going to look like it
came out of a time machine from the 70’s! Everything from the
AMEN Savior frame to the six bend pull back handle bars and
paint! I think I know an old fart who really knows how to paint old
school style. The only thing that won’t really be old school is the
paint won’t be lacquer but poly urethane. Much better shine and
lasts so damm much longer and besides, when you accidentally
spill gas on it the shine stays and don’t dull out like the lacquer
used to do. By the way, I’m the old fart who’s going to paint it. I was
doing old school paint jobs when they were the new thing!! Learned
how to do them out of custom motorcycle magazines and spray
cans. I got pretty good at it too! Some things even a senile old
bastard like me don’t forget!! LOL
This is my 50th year of riding motorcycles and I’m happy to report
to you all that I love it more now then I did when I first started. The
machine is magic! I can get on it and keep up with the young guys.
The really great thing is that at this age there’s no more pissing up
the tree contests with the other guys like they did and still do when
they’re young. At this time of my life the only person I have to get
approval from is ME! What other people think of me or say about
me is none of my business. Love me or hate me, I could give a crap.
I thought that as time went by I was learning to be empathetic, have
patience, and use understanding on and with the people I came in
contact with. One day it dawned on me that that was NOT the case
at all! What I realized was that I just DON’T GIVE A CRAP!!!
I heard a guy from public radio say he leaned towards the left.
What a crock. Those A holes don’t lean left at all. They are so far to
the left they’re laying
on their left side. I used to think conservative
Yeah!
radio was biased. Hell, it’s more fair and balanced on a biased day
than public radio is when they’re not trying to push the liberal
agenda! I can’t believe that otherwise smart people believe the crap
that they put out, but then again, who listens to them but other brain
dead libs.
I hope you all have a great month and I hope all you libs that read
this mag (the both of you) get help because we all know that
liberalism is a mental disorder!
Have fun and be well, Uncle Willie
Louie the WOTR Maskot
Tinkerbell
Dumas
Chyna Blue
Boo Boo
Liberty
Steeler
Itty Bitty
9/13
Bandit
Corona
Princess
Harley
Butch
Miss Abigail
Anastasia
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!’
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Ummm... Good Cookin’ with Cookie
By Dee@wheelsontheroad.com
Bust a Nut with
some Butternut Soup
Here’s the recipe:
1. 2 tablespoons of olive oil
2. 1 teaspoon (more for
taste)
3. 6 cups of vegetable stock
4. 1 teaspoon of coriander
5. 1 teaspoon of paprika
6. 1 teaspoon of pepper
7. 1 teaspoon of turmeric
8. 1 pound butternut split
lengthwise
9. 1 onion chopped coarsely
10. 2 large carrots peeled
and chopped
11. ½ a lime
12. I don’t like cilantro but my customers love it sprinkled on top
Cut squash in half. Rub olive oil on it. Sprinkle all dry ingredients
all over, wrap in foil and bake at 350 till folk or knife can go in
easy. Let it sit...
Sauté onion till transparent. Add carrots, pull squash apart with
folk & chop. Put in food processor till mushy then add to stock.
Bring veg stock to a boil and add onion / carrot mixture. Salt and
pepper to taste. Simmer till soup thickens. Add a can of coconut
milk it if you like it sweet... just a little at a time to taste. After a
couple of hours on simmer it’s time to eat. Pour into a bowl, squeeze
lime on top with cilantro. Yum! Cookie Dee
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Chuck@wheelsontheroad.com
http://chuckontherightside.blogspot.com/
Are Our Prisons Fertile Ground for Recruiting Future Jihadists?
Are we stupid or what? Why do we allow
a militant group of supposed clerics,
representing Islam and preaching their
theocratic political ideology, into our
prisons to recruit society’s misfits and lawbreaking prisoners, in order to recruit
future Jihadists who want to do our
country and other western countries harm?
Most people who are serving time in
prison are generally people who don’t
respect authority or the norms of good
behavior, and are generally alienated from
society. They, therefore, make a fertile
group for the Muslim clerics to spew their
anti-American (and anti-western civilization) agenda, to these
generally unbalanced individuals who hate authority and who want
payback to the society who has incarcerated them in prison. Many
of the militant converts to Islam today got their training in our
prisons and we let that happen. Are we stupid, or what?
No other religion, as far as I know, preaches a violent ideology as
does Islam and it’s clerics who are given access to these disgruntled
inmates. Do we let leaders of the KKK, or the Westboro Baptist
Church into our prisons to preach their hatred? The answer is NO, so
why should we give a free pass to these Muslim clerics who do
preach hate against the U.S. and other western civilizations? Isn’t
that tantamount to yelling fire in a crowded theater?
I’m inclined to believe that the ugly head of “political
correctness” has raised it’s ominous specter in dealing with Islam. It
seems it’s O.K. to trash Christianity and Judaism, but not so with
Islam. Members of Islam, around the world, are committed to
carrying out heinous crimes in the name of Islam, and many socalled civilized countries turn a blind eye and refuse to clamp down
on this inhuman behavior. Why? Europe, being very liberal in the
past, have let hordes of Muslims, from Africa and the Middle East,
re-locate into their countries with open arms, and now they are
reaping the ill effects of that open door policy as country after
country has had to deal with the chaos and disruptive behavior of
these formerly welcomed refugees and immigrants. The Muslim
populations have exploded and as a result they have started to exert
themselves in disruptive ways causing chaos and sometimes violent
confrontations with its citizens.
Islam, being a theocratic political ideology, wants to take over the
world and impose it’s Sharia Law to all parts of the planet. What
better way to get adherents than to radicalize the men and women in
our prisons who are more prone to that philosophy of violence and
hate? We must be able to monitor what is being taught or preached
in our prisons so that no cleric can get carte blanche authority to fill
the minds of these inmates with hate, so when they are released from
prison they become Jihadist soldiers hell bent on causing mayhem
and destruction in and on our society. Look at that crazed, Muslim
convert person in Oklahoma who stabbed and beheaded a coworker after he spent a couple of years in prison being converted.
How many more like him are out there waiting to commit crimes in
the name of Islam? Are we stupid, or what?
Chuck
Photo by Mort
“You will bust a nut all over this
squash! Oh yeah, here it comes.
Mmmmmm. Damn this soup hits
the spot every time.” This is the
typical reaction you get when you
make this during wintertime. The
butternut is the sexiest, tastiest,
most sultry member of the squash
family. It absorbs flavor like a
champ and becomes velvety when
cooked right. And when you roast
it, good lord... does it drip with sex
appeal. There aren’t adjectives
provocative enough to sum up
cooking roasted butternut squash
into a soup so I’ll leave that filthy
fantasy to the individual cook.
CHUCK ON
THE RIGHT SIDE
IMPORTANT PLEASE READ: This December will be
the LAST MONTH that I will be posting all our dead
friends. Too many people we know have passed
away and truthfully... it’s fuckin’ depressing me so
that will be that. I will still put in obituaries. MM
In Memory - G.B.N.F.
Bernie Shapiro
Diver (USMVMC)
Bob Amchir
Sportster John
Vinny Margotta
(Vinny’s EZ Cycles)
Roger 1%er AOA Kenny 1%er AOA
Brian-Keltics MC
Irene Powell
“Animal” Keltics
Seleta Woo
“Poppy”
Denise Kwiatkowski
Jerry 1%er AOA
Big Art 1%er AOA
Pauly 1%’er AOA
Dozer
Dan “Funk” Palo
(Keltics MC)
(Keltics MC)
Alternative MC
Davida Burenstein
Howard “Pervert”
“GUNNER”
“GUNNER”
Robert Parish
Leathernecks MC
Ronnie Lyss
Mojo
Mystics 7 Mc
Navajo USMVMC
“Hawk”
Big Ed Stricklin
Jim “Cadillac”
Saville
Terry Lanis
“Gunslinger”
Brent Casey
(Turn 3)
Crystal
Al Kropat
(Der Krieger MC)
Allan Hippler
“Evil”
Dennis Riggs
Sean Gerovitz
Kenny Weingart
“Debaldone”
“Moon”
Doug Knowles
Bill Snedden
Glyn “Blue” Joy
Leathernecks MC
Marc Izquierdo
Page 39
STILL A DISGRACE!!
BY David DiCrescenzo (Editor: www.thepatriotspress.com)
Almost two years later and nothing has
changed. All of the same cheaters are in
place, the machines are still rigged, and
everything is ready for the continued
screwing of America.
Right after the last election and what I
witnessed, along with several dozen
other Patriots at the SOE’s in Palm Beach
County and St. Lucie County, I had
something to say about the issue of voter
fraud and its effect, if only on one race
that I was following in So. Florida. That
race was just one incidence, (albeit huge)
in one race, in one area. However, in
spite of the left’s insistence that such fraud doesn’t exist or isn’t
widespread, the facts and numbers speak for themselves in every
area of the country.
Sadly, and as always this issue got the normal treatment right after
the smoke cleared and ever since that time, as not a whole lot was
said or done about it... until now, just a handful of weeks before the
all-important mid-term elections, when it is too late to do anything
about what will surely happen in November. Will there be enough
of a voter surge to over-come the expected fraud? Time will tell, but
a quick review of election-day history says not a chance. Just look
at what is blatantly happening in Georgia as I write this today! And
look at what came to my attention just before going to press.
According to Fox News: “A handful of tight races in states with
quirky election laws make for the possibility that Election Day will
come and go without deciding which party controls the Senate. If
that happens, brace for a fierce runoff election and possible recounts
that could make for an ugly holiday season in politics and
government. The main reason for uncertainty: Louisiana’s election
laws. Strategists in both parties say a Dec. 6 runoff is likely because
Democratic Sen. Mary Landrieu and top Republican challenger Bill
Cassidy will struggle to exceed 50 percent on the crowded Nov. 4
ballot.”
Where else is this going on unreported? Suffice it to say, things
are going to get very ugly. The bottom line is that apparently not
enough people have been hurt sufficiently or are angry enough to
really do anything about it yet. Sure, there are groups like ‘True the
Vote’ that are and have been doing their best on this issue, and it
gets talked about in conservative circles; but no one in authority
that really can do anything ever will. By the way, here’s why they
won’t... Due to a largely unknown agreement known as the ‘Consent
Decree,’ which was initiated in 1982, fraud is essentially the law of
the land... at least in the political realm. Here is a brief synopsis
from ‘Red State’ of what that decree is and does, and why:
“In 1982, Democrats alleged Republicans were attempting to
intimidate minority voters in NJ. As a result, legal action somehow
forced the RNC to agree to a Consent Decree before a Democrat
judge, instead of fighting the claims. A specific section has been
used for 30 years to stop Republicans from any challenge to
evidence of voter fraud in voting locations with “racial or ethnic
populations.” Attorney James Bopp (James Madison Center) said “It
prevents the RNC from working with state parties in conducting
voter integrity activities. It has been used by the DNC to harass the
leadership of the RNC with false allegations of violations of the
consent decree.” Bopp said the agreement, even recently with
reports of rampant countrywide fraud, prevents the RNC from doing
any anti-voter fraud activity on Election Day. Used by the DNC to
harass the RNC with false allegations of violations of the Consent
Decree, risk of possible election tampering was certain.
Additionally, and this is probably the most important sentence in
my article, “This agreement gives a carte blanche to the DNC to
commit vote fraud in every voting district across America per the
Consent Decree, with a substantial proportion of ‘racial or ethnic
LUFQ
populations’.
Read that again and again until it sinks in! The RNC decided in
its wisdom to essentially pre-exonerate the DNC even when they are
caught red-handed committing voter fraud. I don’t care what your
party affiliation might be, or even if you don’t have one; if that
doesn’t anger you to some sort of corrective action, they have
successfully lulled you into a complete, bought and paid for stupor,
and you can kiss your own integrity, if you have any left, along
with our country, good-bye.
Said another way; you, me, us; We the People, of every faith,
creed, ethnicity, gender... it doesn’t matter, we’ve been completely
sold out by the parties and the government at every level, and it is
up to us to band together to do something about it. It may very well
be too late already, but if enough of us don’t make a stand now and
at least try, we will have to look our children and grandchildren in
the face and say “I’m sorry, I knew this was coming, but I was too
afraid/lazy/stupid/uncaring/busy/fill in the blank, to do anything
about it.”
The only way to stop this issue, if it is to happen at all, is for all of
the splintered conservative groups to unite and put aside their
differences and form a cohesive force to gather the evidence, and
then bring about civil law suits. The decree prevents the RNC, who
again willingly said screw the people when they signed it; but it
does not prevent We the People from doing what they won’t. One
way to fix the voter registration and eligibility system that I am a
strong proponent of is to have a company like American Express or
Master Card develop and maintain a voter registration and
eligibility program. Let’s face it, love them or hate them, the credit
card companies, (some mistakes aside) generally know how keep
excellent track of things. Naturally, even that would have to be
monitored due to corrupting corporate interests. But I believe you
get my point. Clearly, allowing the current corruptible, partisan, or
even bi-partisan administration of the voter system to continue is a
failed concept.
• Link #1 http://thepatriotspress.com/
index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=570:thepatriots-press-what-a-disgrace&catid=37:op-ed&Itemid=186
• Link #2 http://video.foxnews.com/v/3794789894001/voterfraud-probe-looms-over-tight-georgia-senate-race/#sp=show-clips
• Link #3 http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2014/09/21/closeraces-mean-possibility-senate-control-will-be-decided-by-postelection/http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2014/09/21/close-racesmean-possibility-senate-control-will-be-decided-by-post-election/
• Link #4 http://www.redstate.com/diary/roetenks/2012/12/03/
obvious-voter-fraud-spawned-by-consent-decree/
Respectfully, David DiCrescenzo
Publisher, The Patriots Press, LLC
www.thepatriotspress.com
Trackside
with Chuck
KillerChuck@wheelsontheroad.com
The first stop on my racing series for October
was Palm Beach International for their Sunday
‘no times posted race’. If you wanted a time
slip it would cost you a buck each pass to
receive one, this way nobody knows how fast
the car’s are running in case of grudge, betting,
or bragging rights. As usual all different classes
were on hand to get in some racing. Jr’s to
dragsters and all in between. The weather was
great with no major incidents, the beer was
cold, food was great. All in all a good time at
the track. Go to racepbir.com and check out
the up coming events in November which
includes the Dick Moroso 5 Day Bracket
Event and Thanksgiving Weekend Citrus Nationals which will have a
$25,000
dollar pro
mod shootout. That
will be a
wild
weekend of
racing.
Then I was
off to South
Georgia
Motorsports
Park in
Adel,
Georgia to
shoot a huge
event called
‘The No Mercy
Race’ in which I
was granted
clearance to
capture it up close
for the first time
thanks to the
Promoter, Duck X
Productions. This
race is dubbed the
“World’s Largest
Small Tire Race”
with cars running
10 and 12 inch rear tires and teams flock from everywhere to attend this
event. The one major rule at this race is no wheelie bar’s on the cars so
imagine running 660 feet in 4 seconds at close to 190 mph on their back
bumpers. Hell they had cars on two, three, even all four wheels off the
ground at some points. I had to back away from the wall while cars were
heading right at me more than once. Bouncing off the wall and each other
over the center line doing 360’s and not hitting anything, and nitrous
explosions... yep had that too...
cars blowing their hoods off.
You have to be there to
imagine the power these racers
are producing. It is wild! I can’t
wait until February for the
‘Lights Out’ race there!!! Check
out Duck X Productions on
Facebook or on the Web.
Next up... time to get my 1/4
mile racing fix so I ended up at
Orlando Speed World Dragway
for their once a year event
named ‘The World Street
Nationals’.
Another first for
me was getting
media clearance.
Thanks to track
manager Wade
Rich for letting
me capture photos
on the line. This
race brings out
the 1/4 mile big
guns opting for
their piece of a $100,000 dollar payout. And yes this race you can
have wheelie bar’s or slappers, as some people still call em’ and trust
me... a lot of cars needed them. There are all different fields, from
bikes to pro mods... some going 220+. A great event. The parking
lot was overflowing with stands packed all weekend.
There was one very scary misfortune when a car got out of the
groove and hit the right wall then shot across the track in front of
the other car and t-boned
I know I’m gonna
the left wall in a ball of fire.
drop this damn cake...
Thank God nobody was
hurt and walked away!
Check out racers.com for
more info. Their next event
is the ‘Night of Fire’ on
November 15th. All the jet
cars will be coming down!!!
Finally, I want to wish a
very Happy 67th Birthday
to Pervert (Mystic 7 MC). I
had a great time at your
party at the Sports Barn.
Killer Chuck
Page 41
Miami Mike continues from page 7
home with a full bottle... Another nice SE ABATE party... and it didn’t
even rain!
We attended Mickey’s Tiki Halloween party. Bad Boy Drew’s new
band, “Roses are Red” was rocking on the outside stage. They were all
dressed up in their Halloween best... and they sure were scary. (I’m
kiddin’) Drew finally
got a band that is really
great.. but WAIT!!!...
Drew told me he already
has a change which by
the time you read this
should be in effect.
Inside, Alan and a
bunch of his Halloween
helpers (named Alan’s
Halloween Helpers, LLC.) tossed all sorts of
Halloween spider webs, pumpkins, and scary
Roses are Red
monsters all around. The party was very good
and everyone had a great time.
Just before going to press Chef Joel covered
Flossies Halloween party for me since I was
stuck in the office. He said it was a great party
and was really glad he went. By Saturday at
7PM I was finished with the mag except for the
end of this article. The Wheels of Man MC
Halloween party was on my bucket list. Upon
arriving I saw the club had put up an actual
Haunted House and it was awesome! Now that’s
a first. Free food (but no hot dog machine) cold
drinks and many great costumes (Brail & Chip
don’t need one) made this a funny night... and we all can use that.
Next month we’ll have a few more Halloween photos and the
Alternative MC’s 20th Anniversary plus... November has a lot of
parties so check out the
calendar of events on page
33 and look at the flyers
and bar ads... although
Candy’s party at the
Sports Barn, and the
Cagney’s Monsters of
Rock Concert looks extra
intresting, plus Heaven
Cycle’s 37th Anniversary
with 37 FREE KEGS of
BEER, at a new location,
is a terrific event. (pg 9 & 33). There is plenty to do so get
on your scoot, (make sure your kickstand is secure) attend
all the events you can, keep your Wheels on the Road and...
Have a Happy Thanksgiving!
LUFQ
To donate money for
the Toy Run kids bikes
or To Join CCR...
or for any other
information call
954-448-2121
See us on Facebook at
Children’s Charity
Riders
Get in line!!!
It fractured
Gabe’s ankle
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