june 2018 newsletter - master - ca1m
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RIVERSIDE/SAN BERNARDINO California District - Region F
JUNE 2018
GOLD WING ROAD RIDERS ASSOCIATION,
INC.
FRIENDS FOR FUN, SAFETY AND KNOWLEDGE
CA1-M
HAPPY FATHER’S DAY
GWRRA CHAPTER CA1-M Staff
Chapter Director Jerry & Lois Cowan (909) 793-1014 Email ( [email protected]) Asst. Chapter Director Jim & Suzanne Back (951) 788-4908 Treasurer Gary Blackburn Ride Coordinator John Somma and Tammy Dvorak Asst. Ride Coordinator Linda Flechtner 50/25/25 Chairman Judy Hoeft Sunshine Sheree Tegel Store Manager Rebecca McGovern (951) 317-8762 Newsletter Editor Linda Flechtner Web Master Steve Damico Historian/Photographer Cheryl Huizenga Meeting Minutes Linda Flechtner MEC & Motor Awareness Trent Reid Phone Tree Open Advertising Glenn Maness Public Relations Glenn Maness Chapter Pride Trent Reid Chapter Charity Lois Cowen Couple of the Year (COY) John Somma & Tammy Dvorak Individual of the Year (IOY) Linda Flechtner
National, Region F, and California Staff
National: President & Wingman Anita & JR Alkire (623) 445-2680 Director of Rider Education Tim & Anna Grimes (240) 923-3272 Director of Membership Enhance Larry & Penny Anthony (205) 492-9728 Director of GWRRA University Clara & Fred Boldt (319) 240-4269 Director of Motorist Awareness Mike & Barri Critzman (760) 486-3405 Executive Director Overseas Dan & Rachel Sanderovich California District: Directors Nancy & Bob Clark (661) 317-1395 Asst. Director Ralph & Robynn French District Educator Linda Harmon (661) 810-5157 District Ride Coordinators Don & Beth Kuellmer (925) 487-5750
Chapter Meeting: Second Sunday of the month at Pepper Steak 26589 Highland Ave. Highland, Ca Breakfast at 8:00 a.m. - Meeting starts at 8:30 a.m.
Activity Meeting: Monday after the 2nd Sunday at Flo’s 5626 Van Buren Blvd. Riverside CA 951-352-2690 Dinner @ 6pm Meeting @ 7pm
(www.ca1m.org) (Chapter M GWRRA on Facebook)
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Newsletter Policy
Chapter CA1M’s newsletter is distributed free of charge to GWRRA members or GWRRA boosters who participate in the Chapter activities. The newsletter is also distributed free to all advertisers and certain motorcycle related businesses or inter-ests. After four months of non-participation as determined by the Membership Chairman, Newsletter Editor or the Chapter Director you may be removed from the mailing list. You will remain off the mailing list until you participate again or you make other arraign-ments with the Newsletter Editor or the Chapter Director.
Remember, the newsletter is what we make it. Please submit articles that you think will be interesting or informative to other Chapter members. The articles may be about your favorite ride, bike accessory, or just a funny story relating to motorcycling.
All articles submitted may be edited at the discretion of the Newsletter Editor, depending on the space available. Controver-sial subject matter may not be submitted. The News Letter Editor is human and may from time to time make mistakes. This is not cause for ridicule, We are all volunteers. If you nominate the News Letter Editor for the bell you will have to wash my bike.
Please submit your article by e-mail to the Newsletter Editor by
the 19th of the month to be in the next month’s newsletter. Material in the newsletter may be reprinted without permission. Newsletter Editor
Linda Flechtner [email protected] 909-938-2578
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Meeting date/time Chapter Chapter Director Meeting Location
1st Saturday 8:30 AM Breakfast 9:00AM Meeting
CA1A Bob & Linda Harmon 661-810-5154
Greenhouse Café 1169 Commerce Center Lancaster 93534
1st Saturday 8:00 AM Breakfast 9:00 AM Meeting
CA1Z Russell Johnson 951-532-5311
Marie Callendars 29363 Rancho California Road Temecula 92591
1st Sunday *** 7:30 AM Breakfast 8:00 AM Meeting
CA1R Kenny Devor 949-280-3536
Mimi’s Café 22651 Lake Forest Drive Lake forest 92630
2nd Saturday 8:00 AM Breakfast 8:30 AM Meeting
CA1F Steve Sprenkle 858-688-0029
Ranch House Restaurant 11510 Woodside Ave Santee 92071
2nd Saturday 8:00 AM Breakfast 8:30 AM Meeting
CA1I Lorraine Nygren 951-212-1476
Mar Y Tierra Restaurant 1118 W San Bernardino Road Covina 91722
2nd Saturday 8:00 Am Breakfast
8:30 AM Meeting
CA1L Doc Boyd 805-934-1919
Ihop Restaurant 212 Madonna Road San Luis Obispo 93405
2nd Sunday 8:00 AM Breakfast 8:30 AM Meeting
CA1M Jerry & Lois Cowan 909-783-1014
Pepper Steak 26589 Highland Ave Highland 92346
2nd Sunday 7:30 AM Breakfast 8:00 AM Meeting
CA1Q Janieta Villagrana Black Bear Diner 7005 Knott Ave Buena Park 90620
3rd Saturday 8:00 AM Breakfast 9:00AM Meeting
CA1C Cindy Frazer 760-250-5866
Burger & Beer 72733 Dinah Shore Dr. Rancho Mirage 92270
3rd Saturday 8:00 AM Breakfast 8:30AM Meeting
CA1S Ken Thomas 415-307-8237
Carrow’s 2401 Harbor Blvd Ventura 93003
3nd Sunday 7:00 AM Breakfast 8:00 AM Meeting
CA1V Pat & Sharon Riley 951-204-1889
Maxwell’s 17772 Wika Rd. Apple Valley 92307
Last Sunday 8:00 AM Breakfast 9:00 AM Meeting
CA1K Charli Chipman 818-590-5495
Emle’s Restaurant 9250 Reseda Blvd, STE 1 Northridge 91324
CA1B 1st Friday Tentatively
6:00 pm
CA2W Steve & Teri Rippe 555-298-2456
Location and time varies from month to month Please call before visit
2nd Saturday 7:30 am Breakfast 8:30 am Meeting
CA2J Willy Walker 510-682-0317
Country Skillets 2921 Harbor Strees Pittsburg 94564
2nd Saturday 8:00 AM Breakfast 8:45 AM Meeting
CA2N Denny Keeler 925-344-9487
Golden Corral Restaurant 3737 Mc Henry Avenue Modesto 95356
3rd Saturday 8:00AM Breakfast 9:00AM Meeting
CA2R John Severson 530-243-1446
Marie Callender’s 1987 Hilltop Drive Redding 96002
3rd Saturday 7:30 AM Breakfast 8:30 AM Meeting
CA2Q Tim Hallock 925-560-0794
Black Bear Dinner 5100 Hopyyard Road Pleasanton 94588
3rd Saturday 7:30 AM Breakfast 8:00 AM Meeting
CA2S Rocky Fagundes 408-504-0440
Omega Restaurant 90 South Park Victoria Drive Milpitas 95035
3rd Sunday 8:30 AM Breakfast 9:00 AM Meeting
CA-C Ken Know 916-261-1768
Elks #6 6446 Riverside Blvd Sacramento 95831
4th Saturday 8:00 AM Breakfast 9:00 AM Meeting
CA2A John & Debbie Whitted 559-786-3489
Old Salles Café 2082 North J Street Tulare 93274
4th Saturday 7:30 AM Breakfast 8:30 AM Meeting
CA2K Becky Carroll 510-867-1305
Par Benicia Grill II 2390 North Texas Street Fairfield 94533
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California District - Chapter Rally Dates 2018
DATE CHAPTER PRE-REGISTRATION NOTES
March 17 CA-1F 3/01 absolute no onsite registration
March 23-25 CA-1R 2/20
March 25 CA1-M none Picnic & ride trains at Park
April 7 CA-1A 3/26
April 14 CA-1K 4/01 Memorial run for Ken
April 17-20 40 to Phoenix
April 29 CA-1Q 4/09 Throw pies at Gold Angels
May 6 CA-2S Garage Sale
May 19 CA-1L
May 25-27 Zermatt– Midway, UT ( www.hootintheute.org)
June 16 CA-2N 5/15
July 21 CA-C 7/01
July 21 CA-1S 7/10
Aug28—Sept 1 Wing Ding 40– Knoxville, TN
(www.gwrra.org) Post marked before 7/23
October 7 CA-1V
October 13 CA-2R 9/13
October 26-28 AZ District Rally
November3 CA1-C no forms yet only $5 includes lunch
Anita & JR Alkire President In the spirit of the change,
the Chapter Educator position
was eliminated so the Chapter
would focus on riding, socializing,
and fun. As they focus on riding, they
focus on sharing safety and that is
everyone’s opportunity to help others
learn from what you know. Specifically, if you’re a Master Tour Rider or
Co-Rider, you can help your fellow riders and co-riders learn from your
knowledge and experience. So please embrace these new ideas and re-
lease the past so together we can reshape our Association.
Your District Educator can print out by Chapter where each Member is
and what your Chapter might be needing. It is the responsibility of
the District Educator to be watching this. The message could be sent to
the Chapter Director and a responsible Master to assist our Members
with their levels. BUT, the District Educator and their Assistants
should be visiting your Chapter and bringing the message. The District
Educator should be evaluating the educational needs of the District and
then coordinating with the District Team to provide those opportuni-
ties.
EXCITING NEW PROGRAM COMING SOON! We have been working
with Honda to come up with a new recruiting idea. All of us at Home
Office are committed to growth and retention in GWRRA. To help us
gain some new Members we are going to introduce two new programs
within the next month
HONDA Dealer Program This one is really exciting and it’s coming from
two directions. One from Home Office and the other from the
Members who are calling and telling us they have dealers who want to
share our story and Membership. GWRRA will provide to a dealer a
special Membership application to GWRRA. The Dealer will be giving a
4-month free Membership to GWRRA (next page top)
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when that person purchases a new or used Gold Wing, cruiser, or tour-
ing bike from their dealership. They will have a special “new member
line” to send the application to Home Office. We will immediately
process the new Membership and then send it to the District Director
so they can share it with their District MEP who will contact that
Member and get them involved. The sooner we offer that new Member
the opportunity to join us for a ride or education opportunity, the
sooner they will feel and experience all the benefits of Membership.
Home Office will then follow up with the Dealer and offer to send
Wing World Magazines to the dealership monthly, and more materials
if they wish. What we are asking of you is to talk with your favorite
dealer. Share with them this idea and see if they are interested. We
will have all the material they need on our website soon and you can
even take it in with you when you talk with them. If they want to par-
ticipate: 1. Send an email to [email protected] with the
dealer’s information and contact person. 2. Give us your name and
Member number so we know where this is coming from and can enter
you into our Thank You drawing. 3. Let the Dealer know that we will be
highlighting them as a Supporting Dealer and we will feature them on
our website and the Gold Book. This starts with you and your relation-
ship as that is always the best way. We, Home Office, will also be
reaching out to dealers about 30 days after the launch to give you the
first opportunity to talk with your Dealer. Membership Award Program
We are putting a new application together that will give each Member
in good standing with GWRRA the opportunity to give a 4-month Mem-
bership to the purchaser of their bike when they sell it (hopefully to
buy a new Gold Wing). We have the Membership transfer, but in most
cases, we are buying a new bike and don’t want to give up our Member-
ship in GWRRA. This way we get to spread the fun by giving that
purchaser the opportunity to join us and find out what “Friends for
Fun, Safety and Knowledge” is all about. This is also to say thank you
to all our loyal Members. So, have another great month, remember to
reach out and call someone on our ARL that you haven’t seen in a while
and invite them out for a ride or a conversation. Let’s help them
understand how important they are to all of us.
Anita & JR Alkire
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Jerry & Lois Cowan
CA1-M Chapter
Directors
After May’s gathering
six of us took a ride to meet
Chapter Q at a prop rental
place in Gardena. The place
makes and rents characters such as The Hulk, Superman and
many other action figures. Then we were invited out to lunch
at Jersey Mike’s restaurant. Good food good company what
more could you ask for. Also the owner of Wing Stuff, was
there with his new 2018 DCT Goldwing.
May 12th the District put on an Education Day in Adelanto,
ARC and TRC Classes were offered plus a First Aid Class.
Trent and I went up Friday to set up the range for ARC. It was
windy and quite challenging, but with Big Mikes help we got it
done. We had three other of our Chapter members there,
Linda Flechtner did the ARC, Glenn Manness and Gary Black-
burn did the TRC.
In June, the only Rally is CA2N, Julie and Mike are visiting
Family in that area so they plan on attending. We have several
visitations scheduled, check out the Calendar and come join us.
Be sure to read the articles that Linda is doing on our newer
members, quite interesting. April was on Patrick, May was on
Julie & Mike, who knows what June will be.
Come join us for the ride
Jerry & Lois Cowan
Chapter Directors
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JUNE BIRTHDAYS
Jerry & Diane Danton 28
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Tammy Dvorak 1
Eldonna Maness 25
JUNE ANNIVERSARIES
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On the Road Again
CA1-M
Tour Directors
John & Tammy
Listed below are the activities planned
for June. Come out and join us
for some fun.
June 2 CA1-Z Chapter visit in Temecula 7AM Loc 1 led by Jerry
June 6 No dinner ride
June 9 CA1-I Chapter visit in Glendora 7 AM Loc 1 Jerry C.
June 10 Chapter Meeting. After meeting picnic with Chapter Q at
The Orange Empire Railway Museum 2201 S. A Street in
Perris, CA.
June 13 Dinner ride to Abby’s in Yucaipa 7PM Loc 1 Jerry
June 20 No dinner ride
June 27 Dinner ride to Butch’s Grinders in Riverside, 7 PM #1
John
Come out and join your Chapter for rides, fun and friendship!!!!!!
Tammy & John
Chapter Ride Coordinators
Linda
Assistant Chap. Ride Coordinator
———————————————————————————————————— TIP: BOOTS. WEAR THEM!
It seems like common sense, but take a look around and notice how often you see riders in sneakers, loafers, and yes, even flip flops.
Sturdy, over-the-ankle boots can protect you from a variety of riding hazards. They protect against burns from hot exhaust pipes and getting pinged by flying road debris. Boots with oil-resistant, rubber-based composite soles will give you a strong grip on the pavement and help you keep your feet on the pegs. If the boots have heels, they should be low and wide. In case of a mishap, boots help provide valuable protection against foot and ankle injuries.
As the weather gets warmer we tend to find ourselves "shedding gear." Boot manufacturers make plenty of more comfortable and casual options that still offer the minimum level of protection you need when riding on the street.
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ARC Class Highlights Risk management The proper gear:
If you want it cover it. Cover anything you want to use later in life. All the Gear All the Time! Proper Equipment: T-Clock T-Tires & Wheels C-Controls L– Lights O– Oil C– Chassis K– Kickstand Make sure your bike is in good riding condition when you ride. Check the date/age of your helmet. The proper attitude: Riding is more mental than physical. Don’t ride when you are upset, have a bad attitude are stressed or tired. Pull over relax and hydrate when you are tired. Watch the use of medicines that may cause adverse reactions when riding. Riding requires all your attention! The Weather: The heat: Carry water and keep hydrated. Stay covered to keep from dehydrating, use a cool vest. Watch out for road snakes, those tar lines that are soft and slick in the heat. The cold: Dress in layers, carry extra layers and heavier gloves for cold weather. Put your rain suit on before you hit the rain, don’t ride in the center of the lane where the oil accumulates or on the painted road lines, they are slippery. Keep a greater dis-tance from vehicles to allow more room to stop on slick roads. The Traffic: Look ahead of where you are traveling and anticipate hazards when you enter intersec-tions. Stay in the left lane, watch for left turning traffic, watch for wide right turning traffic and always watch the rear of your bike for traffic that doesn’t stop in time. Don’t follow hazardous vehicles, such as overloaded vehicles or vehicles carrying loads that may fall off and cause you to crash. Pass semi trucks quickly, don’t linger next to them a trailer tire might blow and they can’t see you. Animals and pedestrians: Watch for people on cell phones they will walk in front of you your bike is quiet. Watch for pets and children in urban areas and wild animals when you ride on country roads and in the mountains. Play the “what if” game.
SAA SEEK, ANTICIPATE, ACT.
Combine all your options by using your speed, direction and traffic, road conditions, weather, obstacles and communication to keep you safe as you ride.
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Please see Jerry, John, Tammy or Linda for forms to send in to GWRRA when you want to update your level or begin the Rider Education Levels Program
Chapter CA1-M
meeting minutes by Linda Flechtner
May 6th, 2018
Jerry Chapter Director’s comments Trent asked us all to congratulate Jerry on retiring. Trent presented Jerry with a new full time riding partner, a stylish cow dressed in a leather jacket with glasses. Jerry showed us his new hand tooled leather wallet that he was presented with at work. The wallet had his catch phrase tooled on it, “Do what you can do” not bad words to live by. Jerry discussed the upcoming Education classes in Adelanto with Armando, Linda, Glenn and Gary participating from our Chapter. Jerry also asked us to be sure to check out the upcoming dinner ride to the Farm House because that is where our Christmas party will be held. Chapter Charity. Lois says we collected 25,211 can pull tabs last year. She says they are weighed and that is how she got the count. Very good! Motorcycle Awareness: Big Mike reminded us that May is Motorcycle awareness month and to remember to be aware as you ride. Larry presented first time CPR class member Patrick with his red heart pin for par-ticipating in his first CPR class. This is to match the already big heart he already has. Ride Coordinators: John announced all the rides on the calendar while Linda placed the balloons with some prizes on the tables and encouraged members to pass them around. When John finished members with balloons of certain colors were winners of prizes. Again no injuries reported. Chapter Pride was won by: Dennis Chapter Charity: Fred Get in or get out was won by: Pass the gas balloon winners were: gas cards were won by: Patrick & Fred raffle tickets were won by: Glenn & Denise 50/50 was won by: Dennis & Fred Raffle prizes were won by: Jerry, Julie, Mike, Cheri, Cecillia, Richard, Shirley, and Tammy Our Chapter had: No Guests 25 members 6 Bikes and 3 Trikes The after meeting ride was led by Jerry and went to join Chapter Q to go to the Props Museum in Gardena for a tour. Great day for a ride!
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Fun with the Herd
At the Prop Museum
Warehouse tour
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Getting to Know
One of the Herd Norm Barnard Norm's first bike was a
Honda 500 and he started riding
when he was 32 years old.
His first long bike trip was a
trip to Alaska with his 10 year
old son riding behind him on
a KZ 1100.
It was a 14 day trip and they
hit, rain, sleet, hail and road
construction.
Norm says he wants to go back to Alaska next month.
Jerry want to go with?
Norms first Gold Wing was a 1994 GL1500.
When asked about his career Norm says he’s a civil engineer
and has worked on Hydro Electric plants.
His favorite color is Blue and his favorite
food is Maine Lobster.
One of his hobbies besides motorcycling is Real-estate
When asked what would you like us to know about you,
Norm told me he wants a new bike.
Norm grew up in Montana.
Norm has ridden the 4-corners and the 3 Flags rides several
times and has ridden the Run to the Wall to Washington DC.
Norm tells me he is going on 750,000 miles on his motorcy-
cles so far.
Norm is a real rider so ask him about his rides and he can
probably tell you many great places to ride all across the
United States.
Thank you Norm
Linda Flechtner Editor
May 6th
Gathering at
the Pepper
Steak in
Highland
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The Safety Officer of the Gold Angels is responsible for reviewing the training field for safety and helping to layout the practice/drill markings on the field. He also helps other riders ensure their motorcycles are safe to perform around other riders. The current Safety Officer for the Gold Angels is Rick Hinrichs.
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Rick currently calls San Diego home. His riding career started some 54 years ago (WOW) at the tender age of 16. Motorcycles have always held a special place in Rick’s heart, so it’s no surprise that a motorcycle was his first choice of vehicles while going to high school. Besides, it was the only vehicle he could afford. (The truth comes out!). Since the initial motorcycle, Rick has logged well over 1,000,000 miles. Cruising all the way across this great country of ours to Key West, FL rates at the top of his favorites rides, but Glacier National Park in Mon-tana comes in at a very close second.
Rick never actually joined the Gold Angels. How can that be, you ask? Well in 1999, after watching the Arizona drill team perform, he and a few other riders de-cided to form their own California based team. Not only was Rick one of the founding members of the California Gold Angels motorcycle drill team, but he held the prestigious title of initial Co-Captain. Trying to narrow it down to a ma-neuver or two that would be considered his favorite is a difficult task. He enjoys any maneuver that requires a high degree of skill, precision and coordination with the other riders. Counter Circles, Squeeze Maneuvers, Pinwheel Pass Throughs are some of his favorites.
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#4
Del Taco on University Parkway
exit off the 215 North go East to
parking lot on the left
San
ALTERNATE LEAVE LOCATIONS FOR RIDES
GWRRA Chapter game. Points are awarded for visitations to other chapters’ gatherings, and/or the other chapters’ annual rally/event. The results will include: • Chances for each Chapter’s Ride Coordinator to plan rides to visit other chapters • Occasions for Chapter participants to spend time together • Opportunities to visit friends and make new friends at other chapters. The Visiting Chapter must have a minimum of 3 participants from 2, or more households • The Visiting Chapter may receive points for more than one visit to a specific chapter’s gathering. 5 points for the first visit to that Visited Chapter’s gathering 1 point for each additional visit to that same Visited Chapter’s gathering 3 points are awarded for attending an annual Visited Chapter’s rally/event 1 bonus point for each bike or trike from the Visiting Chapter (bonus points can be awarded for every visit to a chapter’s gathering or rally/event) When a Chapter is visited, an officer from the Visited Chapter will initial the Score Sheet of the Visiting Chapter and write down the number of points earned. Winning chapter will receive $100.00.
#5 Tom’s Farms
23900 Temescal Canyon Road
Entrance South of Mexican Restaurant
Corona
ALTERNATE LEAVE LOCATIONS FOR RIDES
#2 Riverside LaSierra Metrolink Station 10901 Indiana Ave
Riverside South of the 91fwy East of La Sierra
#3 Park & Ride North
of the I-10 freeway, off Yucaipa Blvd. on
Hampton
Zendejas is our #1 leave location. Located at the North end of the Wal-Mart
shopping center on Mt. Vernon and Washington off the 215 freeway. Leave
locations will be noted on the ride calendar according to number, as listed on
this page. Leave times are Fueled and ready to ride.
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#1 North end of the
Wal-Mart shopping center on Mt. Vernon and
Washington off the 215 freeway
Colton
* LOCATION 1 I-215
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closed course environment with other riders that share the same passion and drive to be the best rider they can be. Then travel all around the country demon-strating these skills.
One year while volunteering in the position of Race Safety and Control Motors for the 120+ mile Baker to Vegas police relay race, he encountered a follow ve-hicle that was blinding runners and race officials with his lights. Rick instructed the driver to turn off his lights to which he refused and then attempted to drive through the baton exchange gate endangering runners and support personnel. Reacting quickly, Rick jumped off his motorcycle chased the vehicle latching onto the rear bumper before being dragged a few feet. The driver finally stopped, but not before the damage was done. Rick had simultaneously pulled both ham strings, along with major road rash, bruising and swelling to both legs, knees and hips. Those in the area watching commented that Rick looked like a “Bulldog” biting down on its prey refusing to let it go. The name stuck and Rick’s call sign is Bulldog
The Gold Angels is a “Not for Profit” organization. Each team member is a volunteer and responsible for the costs associated with his or her motorcycle. These costs also in-clude all travel expenses incurred during a performance and all practices. These riders do it because they truly enjoy it. For more information on the team visit them at www.goldangels.com or find them on Facebook. If you are interested in becoming a sponsor or making a donation, feel free to talk to a team member or email them at: [email protected] Michael R. Douglas
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Chapter Meeting
Pepper Steak 8:00am Breakfast 8:30 am Meeting
After Meeting Ride Jerry leading us to
the Picnic
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Ride 8am Loc# 1 Corner Bakery Cafe 402 Orange St. Redlands
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JULY
Planning Meeting Flo’s Riverside
6pm Dinner 7pm Meeting
ALL MEMBERS
WELCOME
No Dinner Ride
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No Dinner Ride
Dinner Ride
Abby’s 34432
Yucaipa Blvd
Suite A Yucaipa
Loc # 3 Jerry C
Visit Chap I Loc# 1 7 AM
Jerry C.
Visit Chap Z
Loc # 1
7 AM
Jerry C.
Dinner Ride Greek St Grill 3312
La Sierra, Riverside
Loc#2 7 PM John
Dinner Ride Butchs Grinder
4602 Pine Riverside
Loc #1
CA2-N Rally
Flag Day
D Day