-Registration and Buffet Lunch at Hard Times Manassas 11-12
-Kickstands up around Noon
-Run to Warrenton and to Leesburg then back, 2 bar stops
-Downtown Saloon, Leesburg, VA
-McMahons Pub, Warrenton, VA
-Buffet early Dinner at Hard Times Manassas, around 5pm

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC, hosted by the Leathernecks MC
http://www.wix.com/valeathernecks/events

Saturday, May 7, from 10:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m., the Capital Cruisers will be serving up hot dogs and cold drinks to folks getting their bikes washed by our very own Hooters Girls at Coleman’s PowerSports on Telegraph Road.

Proceeds from the bike wash will a barbeque for WRAMC patients and their families being held in July.

“The Capital Cruisers enjoy giving back to our community and our Service members,” said Bill Garvin, president and Navy veteran. “This was one way we could directly help our troops that have given us so much.”

The support of Coleman PowerSports and Hooters has been vital to the success of this event.

Coleman PowerSports is giving all bike wash customers an extra 10% off all parts and accessory purchases that day. “Coleman PowerSports is happy to do whatever we can to assist motorcycle clubs with their charitable fundraisers,” according to Kim Harrison, general manager.

This will also be the first chance for local motorcycle enthusiasts to join the free Hooters Bike Club. Hooters Bike Club members get 10% off food anytime and 20% during motorcycle events – including Thursday Bike Nights.

The Capital Cruisers is a local club that enjoys camaraderie and every back road from Fairfax to Richmond. You can find out more at www.capitalcruisers.org.

As the leader in providing mobility to people with disabilities, Ride-Away sees this motorcycle as the biggest leap from products that our clients need, to a product that excites the senses. We want to be in the forefront of providing a product that dramatically raises the quality of life for people with special challenges and this bike is fast, sexy, and promotes the feeling of independence on the road. With the Martin Conquest derived from a BMW motorcycle, we are thrilled to continue to promote the automotive evolution for people with disabilities from big van, to minivan, to 3 wheel motorcycle.

Contact Arthur Joseph Arrage at Ride-Away for more information – Phone (757)455-9889

I am forwarding you an article about the motorcycle, which is called The Conquest. We have been offering it about a year now. Ride-away itself has been in operations since 1986. We have (12) offices up and down the East coast, with Headquarters in New Hampshire. We have two offices in Virginia, one in Norfolk, which is where I am located and one in Richmond. Both locations have a showroom and garage.

I am also attaching a Ride-Away Fact Sheet. It gives a good summary of what we do. Again, if anyone has any questions or perhaps contacts you through your webiste, they are welcome to call me at anytime. We are able to transport vehicles or motorcycles(and there is even a pick up truck on the market now which is newer than the motorcycle) between our offices and even to anywhere in the country.

Fact Sheet PDF: Ride-Away Fact Sheet(1)

Please let me know if you need anything else from me. This is such a wonderful opportunity! My General Manager, Joy Darr and even our Corporate expressed excitement and gratitude for this opportunity.

Arthur Joseph Arrage
Mobility Consultant
Ride-Away Handicap Equipment Corporation
6059 East Virginia Beach Boulevard
Norfolk, VA 23502
Phone (757)455-9889
Toll Free (866)312-5438
Fax (757)466-0300
Web www.ride-away.com

Now contact your delegate an ask them to not support this bill.

There will be a 50/50 raffle, high/low hand prizes, and door prizes. Proceeds will benefit the Fisher House in support of our wounded Soldiers and their families. All makes of bikes and all vehicles are welcome. All colors welcome. $15 per hand

Contact: Trau
phone: 703-340-6807
email: info@desert-knights.com
website: http://www.desert-knights.com/Vets_day_Poker_run.html
Start: City Grille, 10701 Balls Ford Road, Manassas, VA 20109
Registration: 10:00 a.m.
Wheels up: 11:00

Location: Blooms @ Rts. 15 & 66 Haymarket
Registration: 8:00 to 9:00 AM
First Bikes Out at 9:30
Largest Group wins $100, 50/50 Draw, Music, Door Prizes
135 miles of “wicked fun” riding

What: Motorcycle Ride Fundraiser – $10 Per Person
When: Sunday October 17, 2010
Time: Registration starts at 9:00 AM – Kick stands up at 10:30 AM
From: Emporia,Va. at Huddle House (Located at Simmons Truck Stop)
To: Blackstone,Va. & Lake Gaston, NC
Pit Stop: Pit Stop will be made at McKenney to gas, stretch legs, etc.
Also: 50/50 Drawing – Will be done at the “Lake House”
For: Rev. Vincent Lowery’s annual Turkey Giveaway for needed families and Hospice of Emporia, Va.
Route: 301 North to 40 West to Blackstone, Va. to “Mitchell’s Restaurant and Lounge.” This is a beautiful ride with good roads. After a Pit Stop at Mitchell’s for about 1 hour or so, we will ride to The “Lake House” on beautiful Lake Gaston, NC. Both Restaurants are great and the Staffs are second to none. They are always glad to see us and provide us with great service!

Contact: Lee Seymour (W) 434-634-5534 or lanieandlee@hotmail.com

Fundraiser is for the “Kids and Cops” program in Emporia, Va. and Greensville County. We will meet at the “Huddle House” restaurant located at Simmons Truck Terminal on 301 South. This will be Exit 8 off of I-95. Get there early if you want to eat breakfast, etc. Ride will start at 10:30 AM and we will ride to Rocky Mt.,NC. and stop at a location for lunch, etc. Cost is minimum of $10 per person with all proceeds being donated to the “Kids and Cops” program to take under-privileged kids Christmas shopping! Thanks to all in advance for your support of this great cause. Put this date on your calendar!

Pre-pay by sending a check payable to “FOP Lodge 30” and mail to: Lee Seymour,115 Shore Drive, Emporia,Va. 23847. For the riders in Emporia, you can stop by my office at Boyd Chevrolet.

** If you do not ride and want to make a donation, it is greatly appreciated. This money goes to a great cause! **
Call: Lee Seymour (c) 434-430-5000 with any questions.