Benefiting Smiling Dog Bully Rescue & Rottie Rescue of Southern Arizona.
Presented by: Dirt Tea Events
Saturday October 9th.
Registration is from 10 -11 a.m. @
The Bashful Bandit
3686 East Speedway Boulevard
Tucson, AZ 85716-4018
(520) 795-8996
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Save the Date – November 13th:
We’re making our 3rd Annual Blue Knight Trek to Yuma. As usual we plan on meeting at Bobby’s Territorial Harley Davidson in Yuma, AZ at 11am (local time). From there we’ll head to lunch.
Come…join your fellow Blue Knights for some camdraderie and food.
Bobby’s Territorial Harley-Davidson
2550 E. Gila Ridge Road Yuma AZ 85365
Map/Hours:
Tucson Harley Davidson is having their HOGTOBERFEST on October 10, 2010. There will be THREE yes three poker runs. Doors open at 8:00 a.m. because they couldn’t wait until 10:00 a.m. Proceeds benefit the American Diabetes Association. Battle of the Bands, bike show, and much much more.
The V-10 engine goes from zero to 100 in just four seconds. Even if you can run from the vehicle (which is nearly impossible), its sophisticated digital monitoring system will record your violation and catch up with you in the end.
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Sure enough, the guy turned out to be a mule.
Based on suggestions from members, this month’s dinner ride will be at the Black Angus, 5075 N. Oracle Rd., on Tuesday, the 28th, at 1830 hours. I will send out a reminder and RSVP request at the end of the week prior to the dinner ride. On the Northwest Corner of Oracle & River Rd.
Ray
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| Thursday, 05 August 2010 08:49 |
| With the new plans to increase sales, Harley-Davidson will eliminate the production and sales of sidecars. I know you’re all very disappointed since sidecars are such a hot addition to your motorcycle, but there just isn’t a demand in the market for them anymore.Harley first released the sidecar to customers back in 1914 as a solution to transporting belongings without having to sacrifice riding your motorcycle. It’s also a spot for another passenger to ride in or even a dog if you really need to. But I’m sure everyone would agree that sidecars aren’t that great of an addition to a Harley, which is probably why you rarely see em attached to many bikes. Financially, this is a great move on the manufacturer’s part to cut costs where money isn’t generating.It seems as though Harley really is taking their new marketing plan seriously, and hoping to bring a new wave of motorcycle buyers. |
The Laughlin Bash Public Safety Motorcycle Rally is September 29th – October 3rd. I am a Co founder of the Rally and it would be great to get the Blue Knights out to the function. The site is LAUGHLINBASH. The more Knights the better 🙂
I also attached a colored flyer which can be emailed and posted. Thanks in advance
John Knapp (aka Napstr)
Laughlin Bash Info/Registration
The Laughlin Bash is a non-profit Public Safety motorcycle event for ALL active and retired Public Safety personnel. (i.e. EMS, Police, Fire, Corrections etc). This Event is not to be confused with the Laughlin River Run, which is held in April.
The Rally is an opportunity for all current and retired Public Safety personnel to get together, make new and see old friends. If you don’t ride a motorcycle come on by anyhow.
Laughlin is a great place to hold this event. It has the hotel rooms, casinos, outlet shopping and water sport activities on the Colorado River. Let’s put it this way, there’s a lot to do in Laughlin and at the hotel. There is the Beach…Paddle Boats, Jet Ski Rentals, the Comedy Club at 7:00 pm each night and Octoberfest on the Boardwalk for all of October!
The average temperature is in the low 90’s to 70’s in the evening, with no to very little humidity, and LOTS of sunshine……… the guaranteed great riding weather!
Our preferred hotel this year will be the Edgewater Hotel – Casino Resort.
We also provide links to the other hotels nearby if you prefer to stay somewhere else.
On the Saturday night, the 50/50 draw will take place for monies going to the winner’s favorite Charity. The more people you have in your group attending and the more tickets you purchase, the greater chance of winning. On your registration online for attendance, please list your Charity.
Click To EnlargePresented by Americas Defenders. America’s Defenders and the Southern Arizona Motorcycle Rally was created to show support, raise awareness, and to help our defenders and their families by giving vital support to those in need. This year we are going to raise awareness for and provide assistance to homeless veterans. We will be holding a poker run and all day event at the Holiday Inn Airport North with the proceeds going to Benefit The VA. Homeless Program at the Southern Arizona VA Hospital in Tucson, Az. See Facebook page by clicking here for more information or visit our 8:00 A.M.
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Holiday Inn Airport
4450 South Palo Verde Road
Tucson, AZ
520746-1161
2nd Annual Thingamajugs Breast Cancer Run Presented by American Legion Post 36 and 109. Benefitting Susan G Komen 3 day Breast Cancer Walk. Net Proceeds go to Susan G Komen for the Cure. Registration from 11:00pm-1:00pm at Ride Now. Last bike out: 1:00pm. Last bike in: 4:30pm at American Legion Post 109 15921 S. Houghton Rd. $15.00 per Rider. $20.00 double. Ride Pin to first 100 registered. Pre-register by August 15, 2010 by clicking here. Pre-registration price: $10.00 per rider, $15.00 double. High Hand $150.00, Low Hand $75.00. Decorate your bikes to support the cause, Prize for best decorated bike. Raffle Prizes and 50/50. Live Music by the Kuz-n-Stanley Band, Food, Vendors . 11am.
Ride Now
7501 E. 22nd Street
Tucson, AZ.