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October 2011

ISSUE #180

Table Of Contents

YOU DON’T SAY? 8 LETTER FROM THE EDITORS 21 DIVA ANGELS 38 CHARLIE’S BACK YARD 40 DEW DROP INN 44 OL’ CHARLIE 3 FINGER 49 FROM THE PEN OF BIG AL

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3 FRAN HAASCH 10-12 CRUISIN’ CALENDAR 15 FT SALES STAFF 30-34 CLASSIC RAMBLINGS

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CLASSIC BIKE RAMBLINGS BY BOB DEMOSS

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COTEE RIVER BIKE FEST INFO

FEATURES 48 TAMPA BAY AREA MAP 50 THE WALL 58 SPARE PARTS 64 CARTOON 70 AREA 51 72-73 MEMENTO MORI 75 ABATE ARTICLE 84 BIKETOBERFEST EVENTS 88 JOKES

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IRONHORSE SALOON BIKETOBERFEST 2011

CHECK OUT OUR COLOR CODED REGIONAL SECTIONS:

YELLOW - Tampa Bay Area • RED - Nature Coast Area • ORANGE - East Coast Area PURPLE - North Florida Area • BLUE - South Florida • GREEN - South West Florida

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Hi and welcome to the month of October! This is one of my favorite times of the year because the weather starts getting a bit cooler, the NFL is in full swing, the World Series is played, hockey season starts and one of my favorite holidays of the year happens ... Halloween!

One more event can be added to my list of "Why I Like October" and that’s the annual Biketoberfest Rally that happens in Daytona. Once again Full Throttle will be there in force with multiple tents set up around town. I like Biketoberfest better than Bike Week as it is more Florida oriented and the crowds are a bit smaller. Bike Week sometimes gets too crowded and riding from place-toplace becomes a pain in the ass. Make sure you stop by the Boardwalk Bike Show as it will be one of the premier bike shows of Biketoberfest! Of course we will also be at World Famous The Rat’s Hole Show as well!

Hopefully you’ve caught our weekly webshow FullThrottleVision. We have been doing the live webcast for about four months and it is getting more and more popular. We started doing the program live from our studios in Oldsmar, but we have been doing them live "on location" for the past two months! Wing House, Benchwarmers, The Yard, Buffalo Wild Wings and AllieGators have all been wonderful hosts and it is fun getting out seeing the people! If you can’t join us live, make sure you go to www.FullThrottleVision.com and watch a replay or catch us live every Thursday evening from 7:00 till 8:00 o’clock!

Have a great month! See you in Daytona or at a FTV webcast! I want to wish Dew a happy birthday this month. Party responsibly and make sure you dress up on Halloween!

October starts the beginning of the great riding season here in Florida and also the beginning of the Holiday season! Halloween and Thanksgiving are right around the corner then you know what that means…..CHRISTMAS IS COMING! It’s never too early to start planning for Christmas and all the great Toy Runs that happen all across the bay area. In NOVEMBER you will start seeing the Full Throttle Fire Truck at Quaker Steak and Lube every Wednesday. We are going to try and “FILL THE FIRETRUCK” for the kids at St. Joseph’s Children’s Hospital for our Annual Toy Run from Tampa Harley-Davidson to St. Joseph’s. This will be in conjunction with the Fire & Iron M/C and the Diva Angels and a couple other groups we have talked with. I would like to try and fill the truck so the kids will have toys and games all year! If you would like to help on this great event please feel free to contact me at 727-919-1743 is my cell or e-mail me at tonyc@floridafullthrottle. com

October always means COTEE RIVER BIKE FEST in my world! Cotee River Bike fest is a great event where most of the streets are shut down and there are vendors all over the palce! Greg Billings and numerous other bands will be rockin’ the stage and of course Full Throttle is doing the bike shows like we have done the past few years. Saturday October 8th is an ALL HARLEY BIKE SHOW and then on Sunday October 9th will be a RIDE IN BIKE SHOW. The All Harley Show Also has $500 in Harley cards to the winners sponsored by Gulf Coast Harley-Davidson! Silvana, Gary Bang and the crew always step up for this great event!

BIKETOBERFEST is the 13th – 16th of October and you know we will be there the whole time like in years past. We will have our normal 10X10 booths at JP Cycles and Ironhorse Saloon handing out magazines and information. We will also be set up at the Boardwalk Bike Show on Friday Oct. 14th and at the Rats Hole Show the next day at the Daytona Lagoon on Saturday October 15th. There will be an after party at our host hotel THE GRAND SEAS after the Boardwalk Bike Show from 8pm till 12midnight on Friday night. We have a whole is of events happening at this years Biketoberfest in our magazine on page 84. One cool think I saw was Blue Oyster Cult is playing at Destination Daytona on Friday night! Should be a lot of fun! See you in Daytona!

Have you seen Full ThrottleVision lately? A lot of people are starting to tune in to our LIVE WEBSHOW every Thursday night from 7pm-8pm. We have been going to different places and doing the show live and the turn out has been awesome! If you would like us to come out and do our LIVE show from your location we are asking for $400 and food for the TV crew. We are also selling :30 second commercials for only $200 and :60 second commercials for only $400! That is shot and edited, we will also run them on the show for 1 month (4 weeks) and upload them to youtube for you so you can use it on your website, facebook, twitter or whatever you want! Full ThrottleVision is a lot of fun and has a great following! Check it out every Thursday night on our website from 7pm-8pm at www.fullthrottlevision.com

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TAMPA BAY AREA CRUISIN’ CALENDAR EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT - FULL THROTTLEVISION LIVE BIKER TV WEBSHOW - HOSTED BY PAUL ALLEN, TONY CIANCI & SCOTT BURKE - FROM 7PM TILL 8PM on WWW.FULLTHROTTLEVISION.COM OCTOBER 1 - PLANT CITY BIKE FEST 9TH ANNIVERSARY - 12 Class bike show with 24 class trophies, bike show registration from 5pm till 7pm. Jaded band with special guests Recoil sponsored by Fran M. haasch. The return of Jesse Toler Stunt Rider.

Miss Plant city Daisy Dukes Contest Sponsored by Cowboys Steak House and Saloon and Florida's Finest Bikini Babes. Live music, restaurants, 50/50, vendors and MC'D by Radical Randy.

For info www.plantcity.org or 813-754-3707 SAT. OCT 1 - Cruising for Critters - Starts at Eve's Family Restaurant and ends at Quaker Steak & Lube 1. Eve's Family Restaurant 2. Gulfcoast H-D 3. Manor Cycles 4. Human Society of Pinellas 5. Quaker Steak & Lube. Food & beverages, Live music, Raffles, 50/50, Door prizes, Vendors. Quaker Steak & Lube 10400 49th St. Clearwater, FL 33762 Phone: 727-572-9464.

SUN. OCTOBER 2ND - WEBSTER MONTHLY SWAP MEET, CAR & BIKE SHOW - Located at Webster Westside Flea Market, 516 NW 3rd. Steet (CR 478 & NW 3rd. St) Webster FL. 33597.

Gates open 8:00 AM until 3:00 PM the 1st Sunday of every month rain or shine. General admission $5.00, children under 14 FREE. Show & Corral(for sale by owner) registration $10.00. Club/Organization Participation Award (10 or more vehicles registered) Trophies & Cash Prizes! Vendors welcome: outside 15' x 30' spaces $18; covered 10' x 10' $10.

ATM provided by FL ATM SERVICES always on site. Contact: Jackie Smith. Email: websterswaps@aol.com Info: 800-8327396. Reservations: 352-628-4656. www.myspace.com/ webstercyclemeet OCT 1 - OCT 2 - RUN TO THE HEARTLAND - in Historic Downtown Seabring, FL. Live Music, Vendors, Demonstrations by The World Champion Central Florida Motorcycle Drill Team, Extreme stunt shows by one the most popular stunt teams in the business Xtreme Fury Stunterz, American Motor Drome's “WALL of DEATH”, A 100 mile scenic Poker Run by ABATE Inerstate, Ride in Bike Show. Fashion Shows sponsored by TJ’s Leather and brought to you by Chick Things, A Sunday Morning Worship Service brought to you by CMA, Thunder the Bald Eagle will be there for photo opportunities, the Mason’s will be on hand providing child ID kits at no charge and if you bring the youngsters, the Heartland Riders will pick up the tab at the local Children’s Museum. www.hra-riders.com OCTOBER 7-9 - COTEE RIVER BIKE FEST - in Historic Downtown New Port Richey. Fire and Iron Poker Run to benefit the Children's Burn Camp, FULL THROTTLE BIKE SHOWS! Sat - All Harley Bike Show with $500 in prizes • Sun - Ride In Bike Show! Live music on 2 stages featuring Greg Billings, Odyssey Road, Highway 2 Hell and many more! There will also be the Orlando H-D Drill team, Motorman Riders Skill Show, $1,000 daisy dukes contest, pizza eating contest, wing eating contest and try and tame Rocky the bull from Alli Gators.

SUN. OCTOBER 9 - Fletcher's H-D Old Time Swap Meet Clearwater, FL. At Fletcher's H-D, Move in starts at 8am, Meet opens at 9am. Space available on first come basis. $10 donation to Bay Area DART. Call Dick Pritchard for more info 727-5351844

TAMPA BAY AREA CRUISIN’ CALENDAR SUN. OCTOBER 9 - A BENEFIT MOTORCYLE "POKER RUN" FOR "HEART FOR THE ARTS" proceeds will go to heart for the arts, a non-profit organization that provides lessons in the arts for seriouly ill children. sponsored by art dealer everything eclectic, registration for the ride begins at 10 a.m. at sunset grill, 2996 dr. martin luther king blvd, st. petersburg. riders will depart from there beginning at 11 a.m., rain or shine. the ride ends at quaker state and lube, 49th street, pinellas park. special appearance by wayne d. matthews, jr., the 2010 world firefighter arm-wrestling champion. there will be live music, raffles, prizes, live auction, belly dancing, frisbee golf and other entertainment and a trophy for the motorcycle club with the most paid attendance. prizes will be given to the best hand, 2nd and third best as well as the worst hand. pre-registration online at www.everythingeclectic.biz, at jeannie's place, 1980 calumet st., clearwater; or call 813-578-5709.

OCTOBER 9th - MEMORIAL RIDE HONORING KENNY “SIMPLE MAN” BAYONA (RICAN) – On August 24th we lost a dear friend, Kenny “Simple Man” Bayona (Rican). Rican’s favorite pass time was to get friends together as a group and RIDE!! We would meet for breakfast, and venture out to where ever. The first time anyone met Kenny, he made you feel like family! Come join us and feel the Love he spread! We will be meeting at 301 and Fowler at Petrol Mart 11551 N HWY US 301, Thonotosassa at 8:30am, SkU at 8:45. Riding over to the Clock Family Restaurant, located on US 301, between SR 54 & CPR 54. (5317 Gall Blvd, Zephyrhills FL 33542 - (888) 219-3785)). Tim the manager has been generous enough to open their dining room to us; they made a special banner welcoming Bikers, in Kenny’s honor. They are planning Kenny’s favorite menu! After Breakfast we will be riding in his honor. There are lots of things going on this weekend...and we can make a day out of it. Weather permitting!!. Any questions please feel free to contact Marilyn Menendez, 813-967-4607. All vehicles welcome, everyone is invited! Please come out and honor our dear friend and let’s keep his memory alive!! <3 forever in our hearts!

OCTOBER 13-16 - BIKETOBERFEST - Daytona Beach THURS. OCTOBER 20 - BIKE NIGHT AT UNCLE MIKE'S SMOKEHOUSE GRILL - Live band, bike show, beer girls, lots of vendors. Men's and Women's Costume Contest with great prizes!

For more info www.unclemikesgrill.com OCTOBER 22 - LAZYDAYS IS THROWING A BIKE SHOW! REGISTRATION STARTS AT 4PM WHERE: LAZYDAYS RV CAMPGROUND WHAT: JUDGED BIKE COMPETITION WITH PRIZES TO WINNERS, LIVE MUSIC, FREE HOT DOGS. 6210 COUNTY ROAD 579 SENFFER, FL 33584 (866)261-1547 WWW.LAZYDAYS.COM SAT. OCTOBER 22 - REDNECK RODEO - The Redneck Rodeo will be held Saturday October 22nd at American Legion Post 275 in Dunedin. This is a fundraiser for the Wounded Warrior Project. We are extending an invitation to everyone who likes to drink and play games. The event will be Emceed by DJ Patty with live Rock-n-Roll by Poundsalt after. There is food, raffles, 50/50 drawing, TATTOO CONTEST, etc. This is really going to be a fun day. Post 275 is where the Toys for Tots Bike Run ends, so everyone should know right where it is at. If you have any questions call Tara at 727 417 8982 TUESDAY OCTOBER 25 - BRICKHOUSE TAVERN BIKE NIGHT - Bike night at Brickhouse Tavern & Tap the last tuesday of the month! Raffles, prizes and give-a-ways. 1102 N. Dale Mabry Hwy Tampa Florida 813-350-9108.

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TAMPA BAY AREA CRUISINâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; CALENDAR FRIDAY OCTOBER 28 - FULL THROTTLE FRIDAY AND QUAKER STEAK AND LUBE 9th ANNIVERSARY PARTY AND HALLOWEEN PARTY - 5 - $100 Visa Gift Card Give-a-ways sponsored by Fran M. Haasch Free pulled pork sandwhiches & chips, Fletchers H-D his and hers leather outfit give-a-way, ride in bike show, 3 KAWASAKI DIRT BIKES will be given away sponsored by St. Pete Powersports and best Adult Costume $100, best kids costume $50 gift card and best dressed bike $50. For more info call 727-572-9464 OCT. 28-29 - VICTORY DEMO DAYS - At St. Pete Powersports 555 34th Street S. St. Pete FL 33711 727-4566088. Test ride any Victory motorcycle and get $1,000 in pure victory apperel or accessories savings when purchasing new model!

NOVEMBER 5 - SUNCOAST ANIMAL LEAGUE POKER RUN - Great prizes, raffle, 50/50, silent auction and live music. After party at Capt. Jacks in Tarpon Springs. Registration at Fletchers Harley from 10am till 12noon. For more info visit www.suncoastanimalleague.org NOV. 6 - 2ND ANNUAL DART FUN RUN - DART = Disaster Animal Response Team. Registration at Quaker Steak and Lube at 9am with first bike out at 10am and last bike in by 3pm. $15 per rider - $10 per passenger.

NOV. 6 - COPS N KIDS 4TH ANNUAL TOY RUN - This is always the first TOY RUN of the year and usually has a very big turn out! Bike registration on the corner of M.L. King & Huey Ave. (Tarpon Towers) in Tarpon Springs. 10am kickstands up at noon. $5 and unwrapped toy per person (includes 1 beer ticket) GREG BILLINGS will be rockin the house at the end of the run. For more inof call 727-709-4723 or 727-944-5729 NOVEMBER 11 - YBOR THUNDER BIKE FEST - Sponsored by Biker Safe House, Radical Event Promotions and Smokin Events LLC. For more info call 813-2201474 or e-mail info@oursmokinevents.com NOVEMBER 13 - RIB FEST BIKE SHOW - Sunday November 13th at the Vinoy Park in St. Pete. TRACE ADKINS will be the featured band on Sunday Nov. 13th . Registration is only $20 per bike ($20 will get your bike in the bike show and 2 people into Ribfest) Registration from 9am till 11am! ALL BIKES MUST BE IN BY 11AM! The Bike Show is sponsored

by Della Costa and Neville P.A. and Full Throttle Magazine. For more info call 813-814-1424

FloridaFullThrottle@gmail.com

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MONDAY:

THURSDAY:

Beef O’ Brady’s 27315 W. Highway 54 Wesley Chapel, FL 813-994-1511

Fox and Hounds Pub 229 E. Brandon Blvd.

Brandon, FL 33511 813-681-8877

Hennessy's Bar & Spirits 127 forest Lakes Road Oldsmar, FL 813-854-2255

FULL THROTTLEVISION LIVE on your computer FullThrottleVision.com 7pm-8pm

Port Bar 6670 Gulf Blvd.

St. Pete Beach 850-313-0302

Kahuna’s Bar & Grill 10515 Gandy Blvd.

727-576-7800

TUESDAY: Coyote Ugly Saloon 1722 E 7th Ave Ybor City 813-228-UGLY Shamrock’s Ale House 7805 Temple Terrace Hwy. Tampa, FL 33637 813-988-4908 WEDNESDAY: Biff Burger 3939 49th Street N. St.Pete, FL 727-527-5297 BLUE IGUANA 4235 N. Armenia Tampa, FL 813-785-1438 CJ's SALOON 9411 Highway 301 South Riverview, FL 33578 813-374-0373 Quaker Steak & Lube 10400 49th Street N. Pinellas Park, FL 727-572-WING Raccoon’s Bar 3240 Lithia Pinecrest Valrico, FL 813-689-5079 The Rack - Brandon 1025 W. Brandon Blvd.

Brandon, Fl 33511 813-571-7220 Wild Indian 1158 7th St. NW Largo, FL 727-588-7660

LA Hangout 16411 N. Florida Avenue Lutz, FL 813-964-5631 FRIDAY: Double Wide Saloon 1235 Central Avenue, St. Pete FL 33705 727-290-9845 SATURDAY: Biff Burger 3939 49th Street N. St.Petersburg, FL 727-527-5297 SUNDAY: Mixxers Bar & Grill 3430 East Lake Road Palm Harbor, FL 727-787-2710 www.mixersirishbar.com Porpoise Pub Bike Day 8701 Seminole Blvd.

Seminole, FL 727-393-7616 Real Life Church Veterans AMC Theater 813-784-9974 Salvation Saloon Stix Billards 38529 US Hwy 19 Palm Harbor 937-9225 Wahoo's on the Island 145 107 Avenue Treasure Island, FL 727-290-9856

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European Hair Designers 2412 Jim Redman Pkwy Plant CIty, FL 813-754-4141 FULL THROTTLE FRIDAY'S AT QUAKER STEAK & LUBE The 4th Friday of Each Month 10400 49th Street N. 727-572-WING Jim's Harley-Davidson (2nd Friday of Every Month) 2805 54th Ave N, 727-526-JIMS Lakeside Community Church (Bike Night Every 2nd Sunday at 6pm) 475 East Lake Rd. N. Tarpon Springs 727-942-0229 Lakeland H-D Bike Night in the Daylight 2nd Sat. of The Month 12 noon till 5pm Mugs 'N Jugs 4th Sunday Of Month 5811 US Hwy 19 N. Port Richey, FL 727-243-2647 PJ'S Lounge (Last Sat. Of Month) 8603 N. Dale Mabry Tampa, FL 813-933-5414 Plant City Bike Fest (1st Saturday of every month) Plant City, FL 813-754-3707 Softail’s Bar Bike Night (2nd Sunday of every month) 6032 Seminole Blvd.

Seminole, FL 727-395-9192

Southside Choppers, Inc. Old School Swap Meet 1st Sat. of Every Month 2222 1st Avenue South St. Pete, Florida 33712 (727)328-1830 southsidechoppersinc.com Stix Billiards (3rd Tuesday Of Month) 38529 US Hwy 19 Palm Harbor, FL 727-937-9225 FULL THROTTLE FRIDAY The Third Friday of Every Month will be at The Yard in St. Pete from 6pm till 10pm.

4300 6th Street South St. Pete, FL 727-498-8809 Uncle Mike’s Smokehouse Grille At Brandon Harley (3rd Thursday) 9847 Adamo Drive.

Brandon, FL 33619 813-664-6888 Webster Westside Flea Market (First Sunday) 1-800-832-3477 352-628-4656

If You have a bike event that takes place once a month please send us your info and we will list it here for FREE. Contact Kandice at Full Throttle Magazine or e-mail tonyc@floridafullthrottle.com

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St. Pete, FL 33702 727- 576-1148 Barney’s Of Brandon 9820 E. Adamo Dr. Tampa, FL 33619 813-628-9418 Bayou Motorcycle Repair 539 Grand Blvd. Trpn Sprgs 34689 727-934-4029 Big Boys Power Toys P.O. Box 7830 St. Pete, FL 33734 727-490-2655 Big Dog Motorcycles Tampa 9528 N. Florida Ave. Tampa, FL 33612 813-933-6571 Biker Burnout's 11203 49th St Unit D3 Clwtr, 33762 727-556-2696 BrandonOld Town Harley-Davidson 9841 Adamo Dr. Tampa, FL 33619 813-740-9898 Cahill’s 8920 N. Armenia Ave. Tampa, 33604 813-933-3528 County Cycles 3411 Cypress Terr N. Pinellas Pk,33781 727-522-4918 Creative Body Works 3888 Tampa Rd. Oldsmar, FL 34677 813-855-7066 Custom World 13100 N. Nebraska Ave. Tampa, 33612 813-971-3136 Cycle Masters 7601 N. Nebraska Ave. Tampa, 33604 813-231-3552 Cyclerama 7200 73rd St N. Pinellas Pk, 33781 727-546-0889 DAN'S AUTO SERVICE 2801 22nd Ave. N. St. Pete, 33713 727-821-4179 Dead Sleds 12006 US Hwy 41 S. Gibsonton, 33534 813-677-2031 Ellis Race Engineering 4655 73rd. Ave N. PinellasPk, 33781 727-546-5674 Euro Cycles of Tampa Bay 8509 Gunn Hwy Odessa, FL 33556 813-926-9937 Fletcher’s Harley-Davidson 17129 US Hwy 19 N. Clwtr, 33764 727-535-1844 Fletcher’s on the beach 487 Mandalay Ste. 107 Clwtr Beach, FL 727-446-1844 Greg’s Custom Cycle WORKS 1141 Court Street, Clwtr, 33756 727-461-4840 Harley-Davidson of Tampa 6920 N. Dale Mabry Hwy Tampa, 33614 813-886-7433 Hawes Custom Cycles 1418 East 98th Ave. Tampa, FL 33612 813-915-0180 Hawgspital 6955 US Hwy 19 N. Pinellas Pk, 33781 727-527-2221

House Cycle World 7822 N. Dale Mabry Ave. Tampa 33604 813-884-0883 Iron Horse Motorsports 13805 W. Hillsborough Tampa, 33635 813-854-5611 Jim’s Harley-Davidson 2805 54th Ave N. St. Pete, 33714 727-526-JIMS LAST CHANCE CYCLES 10341 E. Hwy 92 Tampa, FL 33610 813-664-6710 Manor Cycles 1665 S. Myrtle Ave. Clwtr, 33756 727-588-0786 Performance HONDA 28009 Wesley Chapel Blvd.

Wesley Chapel Fl 33543 813-973-1888 www.performancehonda.net Performance Specialists 12820 Daniels Dr Clwtr, 33762 727-572-5755 Performance Twin 2279 Tall Pines Dr Largo, FL 33771 727-539-8946 Power Sports 14996 US Hwy 19 N. Clwtr, 33764 717-536-4791 Profile Customs 27839 US Hwy. 19 N., Clearwater, FL 33761 727-726-3030 S&M Bike Shop LLC 370 Prairie Industrial Pkwy Mulberry, FL 33860 863-425-5090 smbikeshop.vpweb.com Savage Powersports 29747 US Hwy 19 N.Clwtr, 33761 727-771-1211 SOUTHSIDE CHOPPERS 2222 1st Ave. S. St. Petersburg, FL 727-328-1830 St. Pete Kawasaki 3450 34th St St. Pete , FL 33713 727-521-4626 Syd’s Cycle 6600 Haines Rd. St. Pete, FL 33702 727-522-3333 Tampa V-Twin 16336 N. Florida Ave. Lutz, FL 33549 813-962-3856 THE RIDE FACTORY 2101 N. 22nd St. Tampa,FL 33605 813-247-1166 Thunder Bay Cycles 124 W. Hillsborough Ave. Tpa, 33604 813-232-6661 XTREME POWERSPORTS 1019 U.S. 301 S. Tampa, FL 33619 813-626-6060

BIKER FRIENDLY BARS & RESTAURANTS Anclote Boat Club 1761 CR 71 Trpn Sprgs 34689 727-938-9566 BANANA BOAT 5858 Roosevelt Blvd. Clearwater, FL 727-531-9670 BAR 145 7717 Ulmerton Road Largo, FL 727-230-4933 Beef O’Brady’s 2418 James L. Redman Pkwy. Plant City 813-757-0300

Beef O’Brady’s 27315 W. Hwy 54 Wesley Chapel, 33544 813-994-1511 Biff Burger 3939 49th St N. St. Petersburg, FL 33710 727-527-5297 Big Dog’s Patio 103 N. Palmer Street Plant City, 33565 813-759-2704 Big Shots 3934 49th Street St. Pete, FL 727-525-7468 BUFFALO CITY BAR Park St. N. & 54th Ave. N. (Publix Plaza) St. Pete., FL 727-549-9464 CAFE RACER 15045 Madeira , Madeira Bch, 33708 727-398-7656 Camden’s Yard 2827 16th St St. Pete, 33709 727-895-1129 CHAMPION'S BBQ 12150 Seminole Blvd. Largo, FL 727-585-4900 Cop Shop - Oldsmar 3780 Tampa Road, Oldsmar, FL 813-855-1052 Coyote Ugly Saloon 1722 East 7th Ave. Tampa, FL 33605 813-228-UGLY DC’s Downtown 110 Tarpon Ave Trpn Spgs 34689 727-938-5952 Eagles Nest 1208 Alt. 19 N. Tpn Springs, 34689 727-938-3465 Fox and Hounds British Pub 229 E. Brandon Blvd.

Brandon, FL 33511 813-681-8877 G-PEPPERS 8745 Gunn Hwy. Tampa, FL 33556 813-920-3439 Gulf Port On The Rocks 5413 Shore Blvd. S. Gulfport, 33707 727-321-8318 Harlies 7020 49th St N. Pinellas Pk, 33781 727-527-5214 HenNessey’s Bar 127 Forest Lake Blvd. Oldsmar, 34677 813-854-2255 Idle Spur 1351 Cleveland St Clwtr 33766 727-442-7787 JACK WILLIE'S 1013 St. Petersburg Drive West Oldsmar, FL 34677 813-854-1972 Kahuna’s 10515 Gandy Blvd. St. Pete, 33702 727-576-7800 LA Hang Out 16411 N. Florida Ave. Lutz, FL 33549 813-964-5631 LONG BAR PUB & GRILLE 5929 Memorial Hwy. Baycrest Center Tampa, FL 33615 813-890-9059 Lenoce’s Restaurant 13949 W. Hillsbrgh Oldsmar, 34677 813- 814-2764 MaCDADDY's 4685 28th St. N. St. Pete, FL 727-521-9514 Marsha’s Wayside 4021 54th Ave N. St. Pete, 33714 727-525-5910

Nap’s Bar & Grill 5206 S. Mac Dill Ave. Tampa, FL 33611 813-835-5086 Oasis saloon 4218 E 7th Ave. Tampa, FL 33605 813-247-2735 P.J.'S LOUNGE 8603 N. Dale Mabry, Tampa, FL33614 813-933-5414 Pastino’s Grill & Pizzeria 1750 Clwtr-Largo Rd Largo, 33756 727-559-0506 PEABODY'S 15333 Amberly Drive Tampa, 33647 813-972-1725 Playmakers Bar & Grill 10637 117th Dr. N. Largo, FL 33773 727-399-2707 PROUD LION PUB 124 West Fletcher Tampa, FL 33612 813-933-3555 Quaker Steak & Lube 10400 49th Street N. Clwtr, 33762 727-572-WING Raccoon’s Bar & Grill 3240 Lithia Pincrst Rd. Valrico, 33549 813-689-5079 SATURDAY'S PUB & GRILL 1148 US Hwy. 19 Holiday, FL 727-937-0400 Shadracks 114 8th Ave. St. Pete Bch, FL 33708 727-360-8279 Softails Bar 6032 Seminole Blvd.

Seminole, 33772 727-395-9192 Sportster's Bar and Grill 10637 117th Ave N., Largo 727-392-6801 Sundown Saloon 12553 Ulmerton R. Largo, FL 33773 727-593-9291 TARPON SPRINGS PUB 955 S. Pinellas Ave. Tarpon Springs, FL 727-422-0950 TAMPA BAY SPORTS GRILLE 13910 W. Hillsbrgh Ave. Tampa, 33635 813-891-6839 TEDESCO'S FLAME BROILED 437 Central Ave. St. Pete , FL 33701 727-894-2802 THE HOGPEN SALOON 8001 E. Broadway, Ampa, FL 33619 813-621-6482 TROTTI'S LOUNGE 540 Main Street, Saftey Harbor, FL 727-726-8044 TWILIGHT TAVERN 4607 Mile Stretch Dr. Holiday, FL 727-942-2004 TWIN HORSE SALOON 2747 53rd Ave. N St. Pete 727-942-2004 Uncle Fat’s Pub 8745 Temple Terr. Hwy Temple Terr.

813-988-2494 WHISKEY DEPOT 8220 Ulmerton Rd. Largo, FL 33771 727-531-5401 Wild Indian Saloon 1158 7th Street NW Largo, FL 727-588-7660

MISC Accepted Mortgage Brokers 2451 McMullen Bth. Rd Ste. 268 Clearwater, FL 33759 727-796-3121

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OCTOBER 7-9 • Spooks N’ Scoots (Tampa, FL) 7-9 • Cotee River Bike Fest (NPR, FL) 13-16 • Biketoberfest (Daytona, FL) 21 • Full Throttle Friday - The Yard 28 • Full Throttle Friday - Quaker Steak NOVEMBER 5 • Suncoast Animal League Poker Run 12 • Music & Motorcycles (Zephryhills, FL)

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Thanks to all who helped contribute to our BACK TO SCHOOL efforts: we were able to provide 2 “failing” schools in Pinellas Park with over $300 worth of school supplies and filled 90% of their needed items list; This is success is due largely to the Biker Community ‘stepping up’ and purchasing the glow bracelets and who continuously help contribute to our causes!!! THANKS FOR YOUR CONTINUOUS SUPPORT Sept/Oct Bike Night – Pajama’s for foster care kids, sizes 8-17; (3rd Wednesday of each month at Quaker Steak)

Off with their hair!!!! Please purchase a raffle ticket for your chances to shave off Diva Robin & Marice’s hair!!! Diva Angels are selling raffle tickets with all proceeds going to CASA & Alpha House charities….. Two winners will be selected for the Head Shaving on January 18th 2012 (Quaker Steak & Lube bike night)

Tampa Bay Chapter is an extremely busy & active group, as we continue to grow, so does our adventures…. Ride & flotilla to Dunnellon Rainbow River, Scenic ride to Cherry Pockets Fish Camp, 9/11 Poker Runs -- New Port Richie, Manatee, & Quaker Steak events were all represented, 6th Annual Shannon Walsh Memorial Ride on Sept 17th, Birthday ride to Lake Lindsey, new Practice rides to help new riders on riding skills, Tea Party, Cotee River Bike Fest, Biketoberfest, & sweat equity at the Florida Winefest at Selby Gardens in Sarasota….

Come join us to see what we are all about!!

Tampa Bay Chapter meets every 2nd Tuesday, 7:00pm at Ker’s Wing House in Pinellas Park. Come Ride with Us!

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Classic Bike Ramblings THE REAL DEAL Facebook is an amazing forum along with blogs, tweets and blasts. Lets alot of people try and tell us or show us how cool they are, show us they are the "Real Deal". But my friends I've not seen many in my opinion. In fact the true "Real Deals" are not on Facebook, no month long lead ups of what they are going to do. "Real Deals" toil away doing what they love, what impassions them without much fanfare or back slapping no "look at me" on facebook. Nope "Real Deals" do it the best, they don't have time for the notoriety. Let's take bike builders for our first look. All the stuff on TV, on cable, O.C.C. and the stuff on Discovery Channel all smoke and mirrors and self back slapping. Mostly guys choppin up lil Japanese bikes or people pushin artwork bikes around to show them off most barely rideable.

Heard of one builder making a bike around an engine that doesn't fire. No my friends the "Real Deals" are the guys and gals building bikes in their garages or kitchens, tinkering with the engine first, pistons and valves. Engineering on napkins and notebooks testing and refining. No water plasma cutters, no they don't have high tech, no big budgets. Nope they are not building to sell or as a show queen. They are building to ride, built for function first not a lot of glitz or inlaid seats. Nope form follows function and if it functions well and your garage engineering is on I assure you my friends it will be cool and not laughed at like so many. So here's to the Mitch Greens, the Jakes and Skips and all the obscure garage builders out there. You guys are the "Real Deals" but there's always the amazing "Real Deal" and in bike building this guy is it. I give you. Mr. Erik F. Buell raised on a farm in Gibsonia, Penn. who learned to work on and keep machinery running at a very young age. A farm of all places makes you a true "jack of all trades" and my friends teaches you one thing, keep it running or useable with or without the "right parts".

In his teen years he found motorcycles his first "ride" would be an Italian made Parilla with 90cc of "wow". Eriks second bike though would be quite different, it would be a basket case 1957 Harley Panhead , red metal flake paint with two piece ape hanger handle bars which had an annoying habit of coming loose at the wrong times.

Erik said " I shoved wads of steel wool into the mufflers to quiet them down for the cops, but when I was really hauling, it would shoot these glowing balls of flame out the back, man that's cool stuff when you're a kid ". While in high school he would race Motocross but soon became very interested in road racing in his twenties. As a part time road racer he would ride a Ducati in the AMA superbike

class and an aging (even at that time) Yamaha TZ 750 two stroke in Formula One Class. Part time motorcycle racer on the weekend, part time motorcycle Mr 500 At Central Station mechanic by day and an engineering student by night at the University of Pittsburgh, Erik would receive his degree in engineering in 1979. He would fly to Milwaukee, Wisconsin to Harley Davidson looking for a job, and as he himself put it "I had to literally beat my way in the door".

At Harley he would be involved in concept motorcycles, the Porsche designed V four NOVA project, and was the spearhead for rubber mounting the engines of the FXR cruiser and trying to refine the handling and braking of their entire aging line up. While he worked for Harley in the early 1980's he was loyal and stopped his passion of road racing as he did not feel it was right to race a Japanese or Italian motorcycle while employed at Harley Davidson and he felt they had nothing that could compete at those levels or classes. The "Real Deal". But he did miss racing and building race bikes so when he heard of a small engine maker in Great Briton called Barton, well in 1981 my friends he would buy one of their racing bikes.A water cooled, four cylinder two stroke, but the bike was "excuse the pun" a train wreck poorly built and cheap materials. The bike and motor were almost unuseable. Slowly using his engineering background he would reengineer the motor and increase the horse power, fix its unreliability and make it the engine he wanted to race. The frame and chassis on the other hand was a dead end and he would wind up throwing the entire thing away and design his own from the ground up.

In the summer of 1982 he would race his bike he called the RW750 the "RW" standing for "Road Warrior".

During testing at Talladega it would be clocked at 178 MPH. Barton would shut down and gave Erik Buell the chance to buy the entire stock of engines, spare parts, drawings and all licensing rights, and yes, my pals of history our "Real Deal" would do just this.

Buell would ask Harley to come onboard with engineering and financial support, but with the continuing reliability problems with the mostly stock Barton engine they would decline. Buell had decided now to quit Harley, parting on good terms to develop his racing team, his bikes and to build that one "great" bike. He would form the Buell Motor Company producing his RW750 for $15,900 with its closest competitor in the racing field (the Honda) going for $30,000 and the TZ's were no longer

produced and very scarce to find at this point.

The RW 750 was heralded as an amazing racing machine by magazines and racers alike, but as they say "timing" is everything. You see, the AMA announced in the spring of 1985 that the Formula One class would be discontinued , leaving the RW 750 no where to race and Buell no one to sell to.

But "Real Deals "can't be kept down. Beull would now decide to build his first sportbike for the street. The RR1000 he had purchased a large number of XR1000 racing motors from his former employer Harley Davidson and he knew it was a good solid reliable engine.

He then built a stiff very light frame that would use unconventional rubber mounts known as the "Uniplanar" that became a patented engineering trademark of the Buell sportbikes.

The wrap around fairing had lower aerodynamic drag than almost any bike bike built then or today.

Buell would use the engine as a stressed member of the frame much like Ducati did, he would also use a horizontally mounted suspension located beneath the motor that operated in reverse of the conventional compression- rebound design. There were many firsts in Erik's first american sport bike and between 1987 and 1988, 50 RR1000 bikes were built untill they ran out of engines. Buell then turned to 1203cc Harley Evolution engine and in 1988 the RR1200 was unveiled with a new chassis to accept the evolution engine and 65 were produced for sale.

In 1989 the RS1200 came out, it was a two seat version of the RR1200. 105 of these were built in 89 and 90. The year would be 1991 when Erik would couple the new 5 speed transmission to the 1203 motor and would improve the RS chassis again, stainless brake lines and six piston front brake calipers would be introduced . A single seat version of the improved RS would be built and the press would laud it for its clean lines and good performance through 1993 325 RSS and RS bikes would be produced.

Eric Buell would be responsible for all design, engineering and racing support at Buell. In 2008 the Buell 1125R would come out, the patented frame design would hold the bikes fuel, the inverted 8 piston front brake with its rotor directly attached to the rim and under the bike exhaust system. The bike would not use Harley power, perhaps this is why he and Harley Davidson would soon part ways.

The 1125R used a liquid cooled Austrian rotax V twin putting out 146 HP. And although this would not be Buell's "great bike" it was amazing. I reviewed one from Fletchers for Full Throttle.

It was a very unique bike and the "Real Deal" himself sent me a letter complimenting me on how special bikes needed special reviewers.I felt special.

Production of the 1125R would stop in Oct. of 2009 and Erik Buell and Harley Davidson would part ways again. In Nov. of 2009 he would launch Erik Buell Racing which produced race only versions of his 1125R. But now my good friends Erik has built that great bike the "Real Deal" Superbike the 1190S built only for racing. Erik Buell is a happy man as he stated, "I've taken a lot of blame over the years for Buell motorcycles, often for decisions that had nothing to do with me" he says, "not this time this is exactly what I wanted to build" and all the magazines and reviews concur, "Real Deals" do it for themselves and need no TV shows or tweets. They're too busy making a mark. Erik Buell made his great american sportbike.

Well my readers this is all subjective and just like the local bike builders who toil away in their garages, no flash, no hype, not looking for fame or fortune, although they would not run away from it. But its a passion.The music business is like that too. Some do it for the lifestyle or only for the money. But so many in the music business are to one dimensional, they don't adapt . Some take the easy road.

Some bands I see locally are the same as they were 20 years ago, many national bands don't last 2 years. Many won't reinvent themselves, many singers don't adapt. A lot of bands have a lot of hype, great graphics departments and agents, but don't have the passion and dedication and desire to be the "Real Deal". But there's one local band I have followed, with that talent, that passion a band that if a gig cancels they go rehearse, yes they all have busy "other" lives but the core group of them are always trying new venues, new songs and new ideas.

In the 1990's his operation would become the Buell Motorcycle Company and Harley Davidson looking to gain market share and look to a younger buyer would take on 51% of the company.

They would buy complete control of the company in 2003 and Buell Motorcycles would now be bought and serviced at Harley Davidson Dealerships.

It's a band not too many know called "Comfort Zone" they should be called "Rehearsal Zone" but thats what it takes

to make a band work well.

Nope not a flashy name but Cherie, Brad and Jonathan often play at many charity events, play as a trio, a duo or at Gators and Dukes with their 8 piece band they adapt, just to play. Cheries truly amazing , a family, kids, but runs Karaoke 5 nights a week many times playing in the trio only to run back and finish Karaoke, not just for the money, but for the "music" its her passion.

Jonathan just released a tribute CD to my idol Frank Sinatra called "before my time" and Brad's always rehearsing to get the sound right and working on the next gig. Often many will take less or no pay just to play but with the following they are getting that will soon change. If you see them out you will know the time and effort thats in their music. You will know they're the local "Real Deal". No big record deals (yet), no corporate backing, just passion, hardwork and a line up that stays together, on a like mindset. And my fellow music lovers the next band my, national "Real Deal" well they have toiled away, reinvented themselves and like my pals at Comfort Zone they show what keeping the right people around can do especially for harmonies. This band is huge to the "right" people and big to others. They didn't sweep the world like the Rolling Stones or Beatles, no flashy stage shows, no "gorgeous" members. But they never sold out their dreams and have pulled off so many different sounds.

Yes, I think this next group is truly the "Real Deal" Well, my 86 loyal readers a band that has sold over 40 million albums, has retained its founding members for 42 years and most of its core members for 30 years and reinvented itself and music styles over and over well they surely must be the "Real Deal". Yes my rock and roll pals I'm talking about the Doobie Brothers. In 1969 a power trio had formed in San Jose, Calif., their name was "Pud".

The line up would be Jim Hartman, drummer, Tom Johnston, singer, song writer and guitarist and bassist Greg Murphy. They would also be experimenting with horn sections which they would become known for as they grew. The year would be 1970 that they would team up with singer, songwriter and guitarist Patrick Simmons who had an acoustic trio named "Scratch"

along with a bassist Tiran Porter who would become a "Doobie" in 1972. Simmons fingerstyle play was a great compliment to Johnston's R&B licks and lead playing. With this lineup in place and Patrick and Tom really connecting as a team, they decided they would need a name that would improve on "Pud" or "Scratch" and in an interview they said that due to their "fondness" for "Doobies" at the time and a feeling of being "brothers", well "Doobie Brothers" seem to be a perfect choice and reflected the mindset and feeling of the band, little did they know it would be a 42 year journey that would make them "The Real Deal" not a musical footnote. The Doobies would help define what would become known as the "California" sound of the 1970's, famous for its multiple guitars, tight three part vocal harmonies and a blending of folk, rock and rythym and blues into a distinctive sound that appealed to so many music fans. the Eagles, CSNY, 3 dog night to name a few who were also part of this amazing emerging scene.

The "Doobies" would perfect this style, playing live all over Northern Calif. but they would become a huge hit of a big California motorcycle club the "Hells Angels" and had a steady gig at one of the bikers favorite bars, the Chateau Liberte in the Santa Cruz mountains. The bands image reflected who were their biggest fans and followers the leather jacket motorcycle crowd. But their amazingly tight three part harmonies, rock driven lead guitars and amazing power drumming but they would not go unnoticed for long my friends, they would get a contract at Warner Brothers Records. Their first album self titled "The Doobie Brothers" amazingly would not reflect this sound that made them such a hit at live shows. This album would have acoustic guitars and a big country influence. But it would only take untill the next year when the band would release "Toulouse Street" which my rock n rollers would contain the epic hits "Listen to the Music" and "Jesus is Just Allright", they would put together a show and set lists that would rivet their live audiences, with legendary manager Bruce Cohn now onboard, bassist Tiran Porter and then Michael Hossack would join up, and with the latters addition the Doobies famous two drummer line up would blossom. The addition of Porters funkier bass line and his deeper baritone vocals with Johnston and Simmons well rehearsed harmonies, well it resulted in the trademark three part vocals that the Beach Boys said were "One of the best in music".

This would be the Doobie Brothers sound , at least their "PM" sound pre Michael McDonald that is. This amazing sound a blend of R&B, blues, country, blue grass, hard rock and funk and harmonies that were truly equal to the "headliners" of the times like Chicago, the Beach Boys, the Eagles and CSNY would start to soar. Only a year later (1973) Johnston's brilliance would shine once again with "Long Train Running" and " China Grove" and Patrick Simmons rising star would show bright on "South City Midnight Lady". Keith Knudsen and

Michael Hossack would be in and out of the lead drummer line up for the next 35 years. The band now famous for just breaking songs into 15 minute all out jam sessions was gaining momentum and gaining a huge fan base, no easy task with the bands that they were looking for audience share with, but they had a special sound and they were having a blast.

1974 would bring a song, their very first number one hit, and I'm telling you to this day if a great classics or southern rock cover band doesn't play this epic tune, well my friends they are not on my "A" list. The hit was penned by Patrick Simmons and hit number one on Mar. 15th.

1975, released as the "B" side to another song thats also one of my favorites "Another Park, Another Sunday" from the album " What Were Once Vices Are Now Habits" ( the album would also go multi platinum and hit #4 on the charts) the song we are talking about of course is "Black Water".

Their next album "Stampede" (1975) would diversify the bands sound even more using country, folk and funk to round out their original sound. The album also featuring Maria Muldar, Ry Cooder and Curtiss Mayfield would reach #4 on the charts and be certified gold. This would be the last album before Micheal McDonald would take over from an ailing Tom Johnston, but it would yield the hit "Take Me In Your Arms (and rock me)". The start of the tour for "Stampede" would see Johnston being hospitalized for an ulcer, the life on the road had caught up to him, Jeff Baxter of Steely Dan had been playing with the Doobie Brothers the past two years and recommended another Steely Dan member singer, song writer and keyboardist , Michael McDonald.

The "Doobies" under contract to release an album in 1976 would produce "Takin it to the Streets" gone was the electric based multi guitar sound and would become as may be expected with the new addition a more Steely Dan soul/soft rock sound, but most of all McDonalds voice would become "their" sound. "It Keeps You Running" and Taking it to the Streets" would rocket up the charts. Later in 1976 the "Best Of The Doobies" would be released and in 1996 it would go "Diamond" signifying 10 million sales, our brothers are the "Real Deal" now. 1977 would bring "Livin on the Fault Line", "Echos of Love" and "You Belong to Me" (co-writen by Carly Simon).

Although Tom Johnston's role was small in "Streets and Fault Line" he was included but would be physically side lined again and he would leave the band he co-founded.

After a decade on the road 7 full albums behind them and the band on a different sound and journey from their origins as a biker bar, rock and R & B group, well my friends their careers would soar when 1978's "Minute by Minute"

came out and it would spend 5 entire weeks at the top of the charts and be played on multiple radio formats for the next two years.

"What a Fool Believes" would become the bands second number one hit "Depending on You" and Simmons "Steamer Lane Breakdown" would be other memorable tunes from his epic album. Simmons foot print would be more noticeable, and Tom Johnston and Nicolette Larson would contribute vocals on his album also. But the ground breaking "Minute by Minute" would also mark the beginning of the end of the band. Creative conflict, the long touring schedule, the many diverse styles represented by each player.You see big multi piece , talent loaded bands are like a family with so many egos, ideas and dreams and are almost impossible to keep together long, but amazing when they all have one shared vision, one cohesive thought. And the "Doobies" would start to come undone by all of these factors and with their addition of Michael McDonald, many in and out of the music industry would think of the "Doobies" as just being McDonald's backing band, but in light of Johnston's illness I just think it was another direction for the multi purpose multi talented band to take, and I think a credit to them being the "Real Deal". With this album soaring on the charts part of the line up would push ahead, the year was 1979 and multi talented John McFee would join the line up, they would headline with CSN, James Taylor, Carly Simon, Jackson Brown, Bruce Springsteen and more at New York City's, No Nukes Benefit with 200,000 plus folks in attendance.

1980's album "One Step Closer" (their 9th) would yield a top 10, "Real Love" and they would tour through 1980-1981.

But things had been coming apart for awhile and now even Pat Simmons who had been there every hour to this point could see the writing on the wall, Michael McDonald ready to go solo and a sound that went from rock and R & B to one as Simmons and McDonald both put it "couldn't have gotten further away from the Doobies sound if they had tried to". So they decided to put together a 1982 farewell tour. All members were present in what all thought would be their last shows ever, the album "Farewell Tour" would be released in 1983.

The band would part ways with many doing solo shows, albums and many still doing projects together. But it would be a 1987 and a concert to benefit Veterans causes would bring the Doobies back on stage and together once more, and that one concert would grow into a 12 city tour and my friends what a show, four lead guitarists, four drummers, fiddlers and steel pedals. The tour would end with the "Peace Concert" in Moscow, USSR. They would then reform, more as the "old sound" Doobies, (before McDonald) and the top ten single "The Doctor" would sound much like the biker rock n roll Doobies of before. This album "Cycles" would prove a strong, successful statement that they were indeed "back" and better than ever. The Doobies did some tinkering and had some ups and downs

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for a few years, but have been touring continusouly since 1993, they reconnected with Michael McDonald several times. In 1996 they released a double album "Rockin Down The Highway". Four former members of the "Doobies" long lineup have passed away and Johnston had a vocal scare in 2007.Their 2010 tour they were paired with Chicago and on Sept. 28th 2010 the Doobies released their new album "World Gone Crazy" . The New York Post suggested that this album should be "album of the year" saying "now there back on track with a smokin mix of road house boogies,classic rock and country". I recently hung out backstage with Pat, Tom and John and they are still as genuine and softspoken as ever with John McFee's wife snapping pictures of us.These guys have been and still are the "Real Deal". Catch them Sun. Nov. 13th in Orlando, I will. Bike builders and bands well what else is great when you find the "Real Deal"? How about bars, plenty in the Keys, some in New Orleans, but there's one little bar locally in Treasure Island and I'm not talking about the part restaurant and gift shop kinda bar, but a good old smoke filled bar that bikers, businessmen, regular folks and tourists can all mix and get along at, a truly cool and eclectic place yes its the "Real Deal". Its name is Central Station, it has Karaoke five nights a week by the very hot and extreremely talented Cherie Okie (from Comfort Zone) whos been in the "KJ" biz for 16 years, with thousands of songs at her fingertips she my friends can make anyone sound like the "Real Deal" shes the "Real Deal" in karaoke. Sunday and Monday its open Jam Night with an eclectic mix of talent (no I'm not getting paid by the bar, or bands or Erik Buell...lol) I've been going there since it was the old "Nick's Seabreeze". Look for the way sexy Lori behind the bar at night, you won't miss her guys ! Josh (who also sings and performs amazing "bar magic"), Patty and Rebecca and LeeAnn are there also, and all pour a "Real Deal" drink. Check your status at the door everyones equal here, it's a bar with a history, full of people who have made history, some only in their own minds or maybe they are just running from history. I don't smoke or sing (yet!) but as Toby Kieth said so well "I love this bar". Go in there on a Friday Night and tell Cherie Okie Mr. 500 sent ya, then duck! It's the "Real Deal" my bar hoppin friends.

But the true "Real Deal" bar I came to love over twenty years ago, one that I go to everytime I'm in Daytona (with or without a bike) well I am speaking about a bar we have all been to . If you get over to Daytona and this is the World Famous Iron Horse Saloon .The Iron Horse moved to its present location in 1987 from its old spot on Main Street in Daytona Beach. The owner Bill Stevens chose

to move the historic bar rather than get caught up in the redevelopment craze and lose the bars atmosphere that made it the "Real Deal" there. And as we have all found out the Main Street renovations did little to help the ciity. Opening on US 1 in what is really Ormond Beach in 1987, the Iron Horse had room to grow.

What other bar can you ride into what looks like an old west fort, sit on your bike and have a drink while watching David Allen Coe play? I wll tell you no other my friends. This bar is the "Real Deal". Although thought of as a biker bar, it is truly a bar "of the people" and it really does have a "rougher than it is" image . I have been going there (on US 1) for over 20 years and not seen any issues, check your status at the gate. Great bands, good looking bartenders and a great jukebox and when bike week is going off its one of my very first stops. But if you're doing the boardwalk bike show don't park your Iron Horse too close to the mud wrestling pit ! This bar is such the "Real Deal" my pals that the Commander of the Department of Forestry that responded to the massive 18,000 acre fire last March saw the magnatude of the blaze and thought it might interfere with the up coming bike week and he was looking forward to a stop at the Iron Horse to be part of the action, so it was known worldwide as the "Iron Horse Blaze". Ya gotta be the "Real Deal" to have a fire named after you.

So my interested readers, there's a lot of posers and wannabees out there but there's also some talented people in the bike business, the music business and some little bars and big ones where everybody gets along. Go ride a Buell, see one man's unwavering desire to build a bike, build one in your garage, don't Hollywood it, tweet it or hype it, do it because you want to and ride it. Go see Comfort Zone they are on the web (Comfortzoneband.com) and see talent without hype or flash see what passion for music looks like.

And if the Doobie Brothers are near ya do not miss this show these guys are amazing. I have met Patrick, Tom and John and they are the "Real Deal" no doubt. And ride your bike down to Central and see "Cherie Okie" go sing a song, have a drink, make a few new friends, you will there I know it, I have.

And it's also Biketoberfest so go to the Iron Horse Saloon and see David Allen Coe sing, he's the "Real Deal" too. Go see the guys ride the "Wall of Death" sit on your bike in the middle of one cool bar and have a drink, and as you sit there just remember a lot about being the "Real Deal" is to do it "because it makes you feel good" Hey, Janis Joplin there's a "Real Deal" .

Robert "Orlando State of Mind" De Moss

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Hi All! I just sat down with a good cigar and a big glass of Captain and Dew to take some time to myself before we get buzzed with all the events for October.

Like the Spook’s N Scoot’s on the 7 – 9 and the Cotee River Bike Fest on the 7 – 9, In New Port Richey. When we will be packing up to go to Biketoberfest in Daytona on 13th – 16th. So if you are in one of the three areas stop by the booth and say hi and sit a spell. Oh just one thing my Birthday is on the 15th come by with a drink for us and good cigars Thanks …

The 9-11 10th Anniversary Mega Run... My God it was the biggest turn out I’ve ever seen. In November the Full Throttle 15th anniversary party will be at The Fun Bike Center Motorsports in Lakeland so if you need a vendor spot call us.

In January the Full Throttle Motorcycle Expo is coming to you so look for it. We have great deals for vendors that sign up before December 1st.

Give me a call I can help you with your vendor space 727608-0410. Till next month “live life to the fullest and party your A$$ off” Dew

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WHERE: Registration at Fletcherʼs Harley-Davidson, 17129 US 19 N, Clearwater (Register from 10 AM - noon) HOW:

Registration/release form at our website www.suncoastanimalleague.org or at event.

1 hand $10 or 3 hands $25 (includes LOGO patch while supply lasts)

WHY:

To help a non-profit,”no-time limit” shelter that is making a difference in our community for animals that are homeless, abused or abandoned.

Join Harley....He runs with the “BIG DOGS”.

GREAT PRIZES RAFFLE - 50/50 & SILENT AUCTION After party at Captain Jackʼs Live Music Food/Drink Specials Vendors and FUN! DOG FRIENDLY

SPONSORS:

Chantilly Cakes

Suncoast Animal League 1030 Pennsylvania Ave. Palm Harbor, FL 34683 727 786-1330

THE SUNCOAST ANIMAL LEAGUE IS A 501(C)(3) NON-PROFIT CORPORATION UNDER THE U.S. INTERNAL REVENUE CODE. A COPY OF THE OFFICIAL REGISTRATION AND FINANCIAL INFORMATION MAY BE OBTAINED FROM THE DIVISION OF CONSUMER SERVICES BY CALLING TOLL-FREE 1.800.435.7352 WITHIN THE STATE. REGISTRATION DOES NOT IMPLY ENDORSEMENT, APPROVAL OR RECOMMENDATION BY THE STATE. REGISTRATION #CH22270

Why Motorcycles are better than women...

You can choke your motorcycle.

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Lets start this right. If you look anything like the girl in this article you can call me today, all others can call tomorrow.

Maybe you will see her at Spooks and Scoots this month.

It is the second weekend of October (7 8 9), come early and get a good camping spot.

This is not a free event that makes money. This event exists for the betterment of bikers through ABATE. They do a lot of good â&#x20AC;&#x201C; the signs that you see that say Watch out for Bikers and they also send lobbyists to Tallahassee. They do all sorts of good things for the biker community. If you are not a member, you should consider joining. If you have a computer, go on the internet and check it out, www.abate.com.

You can go to the Warlocks event inbetween Spooks and Scoots. They are having a third anniversary party at the Porpoise Club in Pinellas County.

Sometimes the fastest way to get there is to stop for the night.

Admission is free unless you want to eat it is a $5 cover. October 8th is the event day, 4PM till closing.

If we all try to buy American made products, that will create jobs. So lets all hang in there boys and girls.

See you soon Elvira...

Home is where your bike sits still long enough to leave a few drops of oil on the ground.

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Florida: the Best Beaches

AAA Downgrade Wow ... I don’t feel so bad that my credit rating is down. Hell, even the USA was downgraded from an AAA rating by Standard & Poors. This is the first time since 1917 that the United States has not had a AAA rating as they were downgraded to a AA+ ranking.

I guess when you owe $14.3-TRILLION in outstanding debt, that kind of stuff can happen!

Nicki Minaj pulls a Janet Singer Nicki Minaj did her impression of Janet Jackson when she had a wardrobe malfunction of her own while appearing on Good Morning America.

She was wearing a loose-fitting halter top and one of her breasts popped out!

Despite the five-second delay, the slips were seen on east-coast telecasts. Too bad all you people in California, they were edited out for your feed!

Orlando*Calling!

Look for one hell of a concert coming to Orlando November 1213. The “Orlando Calling” event will be held at the Citrus Bowl and feature: The Killers, Kid Rock, The Pixies, Blake Shelton, O.A.R., The Doobie Brothers, Dwight Yoakam, Buddy Guy, Chris Isaak, Los Lonely Boys, Blues Traveler and Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band (to name a few)!

New Pepsi Social Vending Pepsi is debuting new vending machines that let you record a video and send drink gifts to friends. You can purchase a drink at a machine and record a short video message that will be sent along with a personalized text message to your friend!

That friend will receive your message on their smart phone and get a code that can be entered into the vending machine for a free drink!

Damn, I can’t wait for beer vending machines!

The top ten beaches in The United States include six right here in Florida! Trip Advisor asked their 20-million members where the best beaches were and here is the list: 1) Myrtle Beach, SC, 2) Cape May, NJ, 3) Panama City, FL, 4) Miami Beach, FL, 5) Sanibel Island, FL, 6) Clearwater Beach, FL, 7) Honolulu, HA, 8) Captiva Island, FL, 9) Poipu, HA, and 10) Siesta Key, FL. It’s nice seeing half of the best beaches in the country right here in the Sunshine State!

DNKN Offers Stock Soon you will be able to own stock in Dunkin’ Donuts as the corporation will offer 22.2-million shares (which are expected to be priced between $16 to $18 dollars). The company plans to trade on the Nasdaq market under the “DNKN” ticker symbol. The release date for the IPO has not yet been disclosed.

Quiznos takes over!

If you go to your local Hess Station for gasoline, beer or cigarettes you will be seeing more and more Quizno stores popping up. The second largest sub-sandwich chain inked a deal to put 53 sub shops in Florida (40 in the Tampa Bay area). Quiznos paid $206-million for the deal and will also offer breakfast items.

bluetooth: Good for the Brain Here’s a story that kinda sucks ....

The American Medical Association did a report that says using a cellphone for over an hour a day could alter brain activity.

They say that an increase in glucose metabolism occurs and radiation is impossible to stop. The study says that pressing a cell phone hard and close to your ear is not a smart thing to do. The study adds that every millimeter counts so try not to hold the phone next to your ear as the power and intensity of radiation diminishes dramatically with even the slightest of distance. They recommend using a speaker or wireless bluetooth set up if possible.

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NOV. 5th • ED SMIth StADIUM LOS LOBOS 3 TIME GRAMMY AWARD WINNER

RYAN SHAW SHAUN MURPHY LIGHTNIN’ MALCOLM MIKE IMBASCIANI

TICKETS: sarasotabluesfest.com, The Gator Club (941-366-5969), Rossiter’s Harley-Davidson (941-951-6103) American Injuries • BobCat Disposal • DG Hardware • Ticket • SNN Custom Carts • GravityFree • The Gator Club • Bright House • Comcast

Benefiting the

Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation®

Tampa Bay area

Every year, thousands of kids are diagnosed with a brain tumor – the deadliest type of childhood cancer.

You can give them a brighter future by joining other motorcyclists at the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation® Ride for Kids® program to raise funds for medical research and family support.

We ride in 40 cities across the country.

Rain or shine. Riders on all makes and models are welcome.

SUN. Nov. 6

Starting at Heinrich Training Center 14063 County Rd. 39 S., Lithia Registration 8 a.m. - 9:45 a.m.

Get a free information kit at your local motorcycle dealer today, call us at 800-253-6530 or go to rideforkids.org to learn more. Thank you from the kids!

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Oct 1 - Stormy Hill Harley-Davidson supports Compassionate Hands and Hearts, Breast Cancer Outreach SPECIAL APPEARANCE from Black Jack Bomber Band 11:30-2:30, free food and beverages,till gone. (drink responsibly) Stormy Hill Harley-Davidson, 2480 S Hwy 27, Clermont, Fl 34711, 352-243-7111. YOU COULD WIN A FREE PAIR OF TICKETS TO NOV 13 VIP RIDE TICKETS TO ORLANDO CALLING MUSIC FEST www.stormyhillharley.com, www.911bikerlaw. com Clermont HOG and Ladies of Harley POKER RIDE - see www. clermonthog.com www. compassionatehandsandhearts.org

SUN. OCTOBER 2 - WEBSTER MONTHLY SWAP MEET, CAR & BIKE SHOW - Located at Webster Westside Flea Market, 516 NW 3rd.

Steet (CR 478 & NW 3rd. St) Webster FL. 33597. Gates open 8:00 AM until 3:00 PM the 1st Sunday of every month rain or shine. General admission $5.00, children under 14 FREE. Show & Corral(for sale by owner) registration $10.00. Club/Organization Participation Award (10 or more vehicles registered) Trophies & Cash Prizes! Vendors welcome: outside 15' x 30' spaces $18; covered 10' x 10' $10. ATM provided by FL ATM SERVICES always on site. Contact: Jackie Smith.

Email: websterswaps@aol.com Info: 800-832-7396. Reservations: 352-628-4656. www.myspace.com/webstercyclemeet

MONDAY: EVERY MON DOC'S PUB & GRILL HWY 301 7PM TO 10PM DADE CITY Skinny's Bar 13228 US Hwy 19 Hudson 727-863-4400 TUESDAY: Crazy Eddie’s Benchwarmers Bar & Grill 6431 Hwy 19 New Port Richey, FL Buy 1 Picher get 1 Picher free 727-645-6903 benchwarmers.tbgom.com

Coney Island (Every Other Thurs) 1112 East Jefferson St. Brooksville FL 352-796-9141

Venom Bar & Grille 7430 U.S. 19 N. 727-842-8371 New Port Richey

Pit Stop Bar and Grill (Every other Thurs.)

14446 Ponce De Leon Blvd, Brooksville, FL 34601 352-796-7570

•Full Throttle All Harley & Ride-In Bike Shows •Orlando H-D Drill Team •Motorman Rider's Skill Show •$1,000 Daisy Duke, Pizza Eating, Wing Eating contests •Try and tame Rocky the Bull from Alli Gators

BEEF O BRADY'S HWY 301 / GALL BLVD EVERY WED NIGHT FROM 6 TO 9 PM ZEPHYRHILLS

OCT 29 - Halloween Howl Classic Car and Custom Bike Cruise In !! Don't miss out on this PRIZE PACKED EVENT..... over $500.00 in total prizes, $300 in cash, awards, dash plaques, vendors, Cruisin with the Classics, plus, a BEST Halloween costume contest, food and beverages available and lots more. Sponsored by www. bcmillerlaw.com www.bobsseatcoversinc.com/ www.orlandocalling. com Don't miss this great show.....YOU COULD WIN A FREE PAIR OF TICKETS TO NOV 13 VIP RIDE TICKETS TO ORLANDO CALLING MUSIC FEST. Gator Harley-Davidson 1745 Hwy 441, Leesburg, Fl 34748 352787-8050 www.gatorharley.com

THURSDAY: Tankers Brew & BBQ 2 7803 Grand Blvd..

Port Richey, FL 727-264-8919

Neon Cowboy SR 52 At Bellamy Blvd.

Pasco 352-588-0032

WEDNESDAY: BEER HUT 11909 state road 52, hudson 727-857-5935

OCT 15 - PHONE RIDE FOR UNWANTED CELL PHONES. Ride stages at 8:30 American Legion,Post 347 699 W Lady Lake Blvd, Lady Lake, Fl 32159 - leaves at 9:30am, Chief Ed of Lady Lake PD and Lake County Sheriff's Office will escort the ride to Gator Harley-Davidson, Leesburg for a presentation. Everyone is welcome!!! Phones will be presented to the US Marines to exchange for phone cards for Help Our Heroes Call Home program. Further details to be announced on lunch at a Memorial in the Villages. www.gatorharley.com 352-7878050 www.hohch.org Sponsored by www.bcmillerlaw.com www. orlandocalling.com

Hardee’s Restaurant Spring Hill, FL 352-596-9068

THUNDER TAVERN EVERY TUES..

5111 SR. 54 NPR 727-264-8820

OCTOBER 7-9 - COTEE RIVER BIKE FEST - In Historic Downtown New Port Richey, FL 3 days of Non-Stop Fun. New this year: • Leather and Lace Biker's Ball Oct. 6 Nominate that hard working biker that gives of his or her time to be named. King and Queen of the Road •Suncruz Casino Fundraiser to Benefit the Chlidren's Hearing Help Fund Oct. 7 • Fire and Iron St.43 Poker Run to Benefit the Childrens Burn Camp Oct. 9 •Many new vendors.

Live Music on 2 Stages Featuring: Greg Billings, Odyssey Road, Highway 2 Hell, and many more.

Oct 8 - Gator Harley-Davidson supports Compassionate Hands and Hearts, Breast Cancer Outreach event with dynamite sounds from Dreams the band, 11:30-2:30, starts out with pastry & coffee, free food and beverages,till gone. (drink responsibly) YOU COULD WIN A FREE PAIR OF TICKETS TO NOV 13 VIP RIDE TICKETS TO ORLANDO CALLING MUSIC FEST.Gator Harley-Davidson 1745 Hwy 441, Leesburg, Fl 34748 352-787-8050 www.gatorharley. com. Attorney Brent Miller www.bcmillerlaw.com www. compassionatehandsandhearts.com www.orlandocalling.com

Gator Harley-Davidson 1745 US Hwy 441, Leesburg, FL 352-787-8050

Brewsky's Bar & Grill 5430 Treadway Dr. Port Richey 727-597-1227

Cotee River Cafe (2nd & 4th Wednesday of the Month) 12830 Shady Hills Road Spring Hill 813-9965375 Chickie's Pub (2nd & 4th Saturday of the Month) 6408 Rowan Road New Port Richey 727-842-1661 Hooters Restaurant (1st Tuesday of month) Spring Hill, FL 352-666-9225

FRIDAY: Mooks n Lukes 6408 Rowan Road New Port Richey, FL 727-842-1661 SATURDAY: Skinny's Bar SR 54 - Just W. of I-75 in Pinebrook Plaza Wesley Chapel, FL 813-994-9500

Neon Cowboy (1st Sun after Webster) 1.5 Miles W. of I-75 SR 54 at Bellany Blvd.

Pasco 352-588-0032 Webster Bike & Car Show (First Sunday of every month) SR 478 - Webster, FL 800-832-3477

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1917 US Hwy. 19 Crystal River action honda 34428 352-795-4832 15628 US Hwy19 Hudson HONDA OF LEESBURG 727-868-6308 2408 W. Main St. Leesburg ADVENTURE CYCLE CENTER 14430 Cortez Blvd. Brooksville, FL 787-7252 IRON HORSE 352-796-6116 365 W. Gulf To Lake Hwy Lecanto cahill’s Motorsports LLC Hwy. 301 N. Zephyrhills 813- 352-746-7883 JOHN ROBERTS MOTOR SPORTS 788-1779 29305 CR 561 Tavares 742-9199 citrus cycle center KOOL RIDEZ 2277 Hwy 41 N. Inverness 14617 US 19 N. Hudson, FL 34667 352-726-6676 727-861-1000 coNLEY Lucky U Cycles 7109 Elizabeth Ave Hudson 9807 N. Hwy 301 727-862-2444 Wildwood, FL 34785 Crystal Motorsports 352-330-0047 986 Skyway Blvd. Homosassa 24329 S. R. 46, 352-795-8697 Sorrento, FL 32776 crystal river h-d 1785 S.E. Hwy 19. Crystal River 352-383-0784 motorcycle enthusiasts 866-563-9900 5138 Commercial Way Spring Hill CUSTOM CYCLE 3610 W. Hwy 326 Ocala, FL 34475 352-596-8028 NAT. CST. POWER SPORTS 352-867-8600 7763 W. Gulf To Lake Hwy. Crystal CYCLE ALLEY 7143 US Hwy. 19 New Port Richey River 352-795-7996 OCALA MOTORSPORTS 727-815-8060 3920 N. Hwy 441 Ocala 34475 DNA CYCLES 8546 Leo Kidd Ave. Port Richey 352-732-8531 pERFORMANCE HONDA 727-859-5193 I-75 & S.R. 54 Wesley Chapel Dream Cycles 8026 Leo Kidd Ave. Port Richey 813-973-1888 POWERHOUSE CYCLES 727-645-6931 7992 W. Gulf To Lake Hwy. Crystal GATOR Harley-Davidson 1745 US Hwy 441 Leesburg FL River 352-563-0005 RED LINE RAY'S CYCLE WORKS 34748 16635 US Hwy. 301 Dade City, 352-787-8050 FL 33523 G’s Performance 352-521-0430 4131 Louis Ave. # 11 Holiday SCOOTER SHAK FL, INC. 727-939-0880 2212 Citrus Blvd. Leesburg, FL GIBSON KUSTOMS, INC. 4885 N. Hwy. 441 Ocala 34475 34748 315-9875 SHINE BROS CUSTOM CYCLES 352-620-8044 15125 Classique Ln. Tavares gulf coast h-d 32778 352-343-8681 5817 SR. 54 New Port Richey STORMY HILL H-D 727-842-4547 GULF COAST POWDER COATING, 2480 Hwy 27, Clermont, FL 352-243-7111 INC. SUN STATE FUN SPORTS 15424 Aviation Loop Dr. 17512 Hwy. 441 Mount Dora Brooksville, FL 34604 1-88832757 499-6901 352-735-2900 Gulf Coast Yamaha suncoast Bike and Trike 8822 US 19 Port Richey 16547 US Hwy 19 #101 727-842-6624 Hudson, 34667 (South of Little HARLEY-DAVIDSON OF OCALA Road) 5331 N. U.S. Hwy 441 Ocala tri-county cycle center 34475 1147 Ponce DeLeon Brooksville 352-732-2488 352-796-2684 H & B CYCLES 3964 NW Gainesville Rd. Ocala TRIKES BY TONY 3238 S. Florida Ave. Inverness 352-351-5122 (866) 344-8637 hi-tech custom cycles TOPLINE MOTOR SPORTS 4601 Panorama Ave. Holiday 14737 US 19, Hudson, FL 34667 727-942-9353 Highway thunder customS 727-863-6909 VENOM CUSTOM CHOPPERS 15050 NE US Hwy 301 Waldo 4321 US 19 N. New Port Richey, FL 352-468-1942 727-816-8700

WILLY T's 6641 Industrial Ave., Port Richey, FL 727-849-8401 YAMAHA OF LEESBURG 1503 E. Main St. Leesburg 34788 326-5999

fat charlie's 6229 Ridge Rd. Port Richey 727-843-8783 GOODFELLAZ SPORTS CLUB 6205 Ridge Road Port Richey, FL 34668 727-8445100 GOVERNOR'S LOUNGE BARS 10357 SR 52 Hudson, FL 34669 & RESTAURANTS 727-379-5566 BACK 40 LOUNGE HAPPY DAYz LOUNGE 15949 E. Hwy 40 Silver Springs 12401 US Hwy 301 Dade City 34209 bayport inn 352-521-5003 4835 Cortez Blvd., Bayport 34607 HAYLOFT PUB 8954 SR 52 Hudson, FL 352-596-1088 BB Magee’s 727-862-3738 12400 Ramfis Rd. Spring Hill Hideaway Bar and Grill 11720 US Hwy 19 Port Richey 727-861-1769 Beef O’ Brady’s 727-861-3521 27315 Hwy 54 W. Wesley Chapel horse & crown pub 5230 Commercial Way Spring Hill 813-994-1511 Beef O’ Brady’s 352-596-4778 13706 Little Road, Hudson LITTLE CORONA'S CIGAR LOUNGE 727-869-2500 Main St and Grand Blvd. NPR Big John’s 727-494-7659 11912 Lane Park Rd. Tavares , FL LITTLE JOE'S HIDEAWAY 11912 Lane Park Rd. Tavares 32778 352-343-3585 BLUE NOTE 32778 352-343-3355 4658 Commercial Way, Spring Hill Mike’s Friendly Pub Berkley Manor - 352-596-8679 5465 S. Oakridge Dr. bourbon st. nite club Homosassa 352-628-6896 4331 US Hwy 19 NPR MOUSETRAP SALOON 48 US Hwy. 19 N. Inglis 34449 727-843-0685 bUFFALO WILD WINGS 352-447-1920 10936 St, Rd. 54 New Port Richey MUSTANG SALLY'S 4403 Buena Vista Ln. Holiday 727-372-2323 C & D COLISEUM LOUNGE 727-942-6411 2490 SE 58th Ave. Ocala 34471 NEON COWBOY 624-3700 SR 52 Pasco 352-588-0032 OUR TOWN TAVERN CHICKIE'S PUB 6408 Rowan Rd. NPR 727-842- 7061 Hwy. 21N. Keystone Hgts.32656 352-473-6892 1661 CONEY ISLAND pat’s Place 1112 East Jefferson St. Brooksville, S.R. 54 W. Zephyrhills FL 352-796-9141 813-783-3147 crossroads pRIME TIME BAR & GRIL L 25 W. Dr. M.L.K. Blvd. Brooksville 11408 US 19 Port Richey 34668 352-796-4200 727-869-9707 CROSSROADS INN port hole pub 16475 S. Hwy 301 & CR 42 5430 Treadway Dr. Port Richey Summerfield, FL 34491 727-845-3591 ramble inn 352-347-8226 COTEE RIVER SALOON 18139 U.S. Hwy. 19 Brooksville 7803 Grand Blvd. Port Richey 352-597-0052 RAVEN'S NEST 727-8159528 CYPRESS GRILLE & TIKI BAR 14400 E Hwy 40 Silver Springs 14328 Black Lake Rd. (Old 54) 352-625-0300 r & b hawg pound pub Odessa813-920-3456 Duffy’s 38704 E. Tucker Rd. Zephyrhills 16620 SR 40 Dunnellon, FL 34481 813-788-4192 REBAR 352-489-7020 Eduardo’s 10123 Broad St. Brooksville, FL 100 E. 4th Ave. Mt. Dora 32757 352-799-6031 RED HOUSE SALOON 735-1711 Fat Cats Billiards 1350 West North Blvd., Leesburg 2721 West Old Hwy 441 34748 323-9222 Mount Dora, FL 32757 735-2202 roos’ restaurant & pub 20182 Cortez Blvd. Brooksville 352-799-6207

Rumbling Pride MISC 5238 Quiet Creek Ln. Lakeland 491 Mini STORAGE 863-607-9888 1755 N Lecanto Hwy scuttlebutts pub Lecanto, FL 34461 352-746-1419 5430 Threadway Dr. 19245 S.R. 52 Land O’ Lakes 34637 Port Richey,FL 727-845-3591 813-995-0800 seaside inn lounge 5330 Treadway Dr. Port Richey A + TRAILERS 19245 S.R. 52 Land O’ Lakes 34637 727-848-4628 813-995-0800 SHAMROCK LOUNGE AIR SLINGER, INC. 1120 W. North Blvd. Leesburg 7253 Belvedere Terrace 34748 352-787-4309 New Port Richey 34655 SHEA'S HI-WAY INN ACE DIGITAL GRAPHICS 2201 W. Old Hwy 441 Mount Dora , FL 32757 383-7851 11780 Linden Dr., Spring Hill 352-200-7087 SHONEY'S INN & SUITES 1308 North St. Leesburg 34748 bogarts smoke shop 727-787-1210 or 888-787-1210 12139 S. Williams St. “B” 352-465-4334 Shorty’s Sports Pub cameo leather 2109 Mariner Blvd. Spring Hill 12139 S. Williams St. D Dunnel352-683-9091 leon (352)465-1754 SKINNY'S BAR SR 54 Wesley Chapel 813-994- CAR, TRUCK & SUV 5028 US Hwy. 19 N. NPR 9500 727-847-1616 Sleepy Hollow DEUces Are Wild 1033 E. Gobbler Dr. Floral City 304 W. Broadway St. Ocala 352-726-3242 352-867-1643 silver moon Tavern 3025 N. Hwy. 41 Dunnellon 34432 Dungeon Master 15407 US Hwy. 301 N. Dade City 352-489-0062 352-521-5910 SINBADS OF LAKE COUNTY 1050 W. Burleigh Blvd. Tavares HARDTAILZ Biker Outlet 5311 South Suncoast Blvd.

32778 352-343-6669 352-503-6817 Someplace Else henkel’s r.v.

3645 Universal Plaza Holiday 8640 U.S. 19 Port Richey 727-843-9005 SOUTH BEACH BAR US 19 727- 727-847-9800 HOUSE OF FUN 862-2938 2530 US Hwy. 19 Holiday SONNY'S REAL PIT BBQ 727-945-9808 6606 Gall Blvd. Zephyrhills, FL Liberty RV STORMIES SALOON 7500 NW 42nd Ave. Ocala 34482 5748 Main St. NPR 264-8842 352-690-7666 813-782-4272 mary b. archie realtor sunset lounge 5429 Spring Hill Blvd. 352-686- 5130 Tammy Lane, Holiday 34690 727-514-8650 6565 nature coast sports T-BONE'S SPORTS GRILLE 5138 US Hwy 19 N. Spring Hill 2060 S. Bay St. Eustis 32726 352-795-4832 352-589-0277 Pixie Lynn Art THE CHAR HOUSE 20 N.E. 1st Ave. High Springs 114 S. 5th St. Leesburg 386-454-5690 The Frosty Mug 411 N Donnelly St. Mont Dora preferred pawn 8201 US Hwy 19 NPR 727-84932757 5586 352-383-1696 Prime Towing THE PIT STOP BAR AND GRILL 14445 Ponce de Leon Blvd, Brooks- 5111 S. R. 54 N. P. R. 727-8419164 ville, FL 34601, 352-796-7570 wallys’ upholstery Thunder Tavern 5241 Craft St. New Port Richey 5111 State Rd 54, NPR 727-848-7383 727-408-2125 Up The Creek Pub TATTOO & PIERCING 4400 Grand Blvd, Elfers EMBELISHING TATTOO & PIERCING 727-264-8903 8516 SR 52 Hudson, FL 34667 upper deck sports cafe 727-861-5380 5386 Darlene St. Spring Hill 352-597-7662

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This year I was at Quaker Steak and Lube in support of SADDLE UP FOR HEROES POKER RUN. It was put on by Saddle Up Riding Club. They help Vets and others. See www.saddleupridingclub.com Pictures tell a lot. Thanks for all you do. I hope to see everybody at Cotee River Bike Fest. That’s my stay at home bike fest. Be Safe and look out for the bad drivers. The Big “O”

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This bike began as a challenge to myself to design and engineer as many unique parts as I could on this bike. I wanted to create a design that looked like it had either come from the future or from some other place entirely. I knew that this meant that I would have to fabricate almost every component myself to have that level of unique design, but I felt confident that I could muster the necessary effort to make it happen.

I started with a one-off frame build for me by Pro-Tube Frameworks with 45 degrees of rake, -2 in the dual downtubes, 5 inches of stretch in the front and 4 more inches of stretch in the rear. The oil bag is incorporated into the chin fairing(s) and holds almost 6 quarts of oil. The sheet metal work was all done in-house as that is my favorite part of fabrication. The front end design was probably the biggest challenge both from a design and functionality standpoint. The fork legs are chrome-moly tubing and boxed in with 16 gauge steel.

The front swingarms are solid billet and were CAD designed by me. The steel fork tips, pegs, grips, axle block covers, exhaust system and many of the other unique parts on this bike are also proprietary designs. I spent a great deal of time teaching myself Solidworks in order to create these elements myself and not have to rely on someone else to interpret my ideas.

The wheels are one-off 7 piece designs created by Pickard USA that use the design of the tank as the spokes and the shape of the rear fender as the elements in-between the spokes.

I used a Baker 6 speed transmission that was designed for Big Dog as well as a modified Baker DSSC open primary drive. I loved the narrow design and by moving the starter back and down it kept the space under the seat open and clean.

The engine started out as an Ultima El Bruto 120 CI which has become my powerplant of choice. I then re-designed the heads and cylinders to have a more modern and unique design and to add to the mystique of the bike. The Ness pushrod covers and lifter blocks complemented their design nicely.

After the bike was completed and assembled I decided that, as a result of the rear stretch in the frame, my chain was very long (130 links) and not very attractive. I then got on the computer and designed the billet covers for each link and thus turned a negative into another point of interest on the bike. My speedometer is a Garmin GPS which also plays a slideshow of the build when on display. The bike was unveiled at the Full Throttle Bike Builderâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Invitational in Clearwater and took first place on itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s first time out!

I love watching the reactions of people to this build as they explore all of the intricacies of the fabrication. I also love their reaction when I explain that this and all of my bikes were built in a 2-car garage behind my home. No fancy shop with thousand of dollars worth of machinery. I recently disassembled the bike completely in order to change the paint job to what I had envisioned from the beginning. It made me crazy to look at the previous paint job as I felt it compromised all of the work I had done. Now she is truly finished and I am proud of every square inch!

By Steve Galvin

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Memento Mori Remember Thy Death

By Night Train

“Memento mori” is a Latin phrase meaning “Be mindful of death” and may be translated as “Remember that you are mortal,” “Remember you will die,” “Remember that you must die,” or “Remember your death”. It names a genre of artistic creations that vary widely from one another, but which all share the same purpose, which is to remind people of their own mortality. Having said that and on the eve of Halloween (which some rightfully like to call “Reformation Day”), I off er you a very small bird’s view of the origins of the use of skull symbolism inside and outside of the biker world.

The wide spread use and imagery of skulls is deeply intriguing. It is vastly predominant in the Harley Davidson brand, thorough the biker world, the fashion industry and permeates our communities in all shapes forms and personifi cations. To many, the skull simply and rightfully reminds them of death. To others, it symbolizes rebellion, anarchy and evil. To some, it is just an insignifi cant fashion item.

I asked Bill Davidson, VP of Harley Davidson Museum what the imagery and symbolism of the “skull” meant at least from the Harley Davidson standpoint. Bill had his Marketing and Archives teams work in tandem to provide some answers on this. While they looked things up I did some digging of my own of course. This made me feel like I was travelling in time, playing with holy fi re and waking some of the dead. This is where “Memento mori” comes in.

According to Prof. Mimi Whalen, an Art Historian at Ryerson University, during the “Upper Paleolithic Period” (a fancy expression meaning 5000 to 6000 years before Christ) people worshipped many gods. Part of this worship was to keep ‘part’ of your ancestor in a sacred place where you and your family could go for worship. The ‘part’ you ‘kept’ in many instances was

the skull with the other major bones arranged around it. The ‘idea’ was that while your ancestor had gone up to the heavens to be with the god(s), their bones were the ‘part’ that they recognized from way up there. A ‘part’ of the soul of your ancestor was on earth, hanging around those bones and was called to the bones when you prayed to them for help and guidance.

Thus most imagery associated with bones in the ancient world could be tied to the worship of ancestors and the hope of reuniting with them in the afterlife (in heaven).

After the Paleolithic era, you have the emergence of civilization and the domestication of plants and animals,

Life expectancy was much lower than it is today and thus people accepted ‘death’ as a ‘fact of everyday life’. Images with skulls on them can be related now to more than just worship of an ancestor – they are now “Memento mori” (a reminder of death).

The images of skulls go back as far as the last 500 years in the western culture. It is actually Christian in theme and comes from the idea that there are many pleasurable things in life which can be described as ‘vanities’. So when you painted an image which showed these ‘good things’ which are ‘vanities’ you needed to include a reminder of the transience of life. You needed to be reminded that these things you were enjoying here and now should not make you forget God. “Vanitas” by Maria Van Oosterwyck 1668 Again according to Prof. Mimi Whalen, the female Dutch painter (Maria Van Oosterwyck) who created this work in 1668 (the 17th century) did this on spec. Look carefully at the objects in the painting – the fl owers smell sweet and look beautiful but they will rot and decay. The tulips, in particular, were the subjects of a ‘stock market’ craze for rare tulip bulbs in 17th century Holland which had led to some people going changes in climate, and an explosion bankrupt. The corncob seems like nothin human population. Groups are living to us but it was a ‘new luxury food’ ing together in ‘towns’ and ‘cities’ etc. introduced to Holland in the 17th cenCommunal worship of gods with the tury from the ‘New World’ (aka Central ‘infrastructure’ of churches, temples, America). The wine, the musical instrupriests, and organized religion develment, the money pouch, all allude to ops. wealth and leisure. Yet written on one Many have a short life expectancy – of the books is ‘self-struggle’ and ‘reckyou have poor sanitation if you are oning’. There is an hourglass reminding living with hundreds or thousands of you of the passage of time and a globe people in a city with no sewers! You to remind you of the heavens. And have no scientifi c knowledge of how then there is the skull hovering quietly to prevent disease or cure common to remind you of your mortality. Don’t conditions and there is an explosion fall off the path. in ‘preventable’ deaths from even the Among others there was Pieter Bruegel ‘simplest’ causes such as the common the Elder from 1562 Belgium. Pieter cold, fl u, tuberculosis, polio, malaria, Bruegel was a Protestant living in a bone fractures, tooth decay and so on. country that was ‘supposed to be’

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Bruegel, like many of his friends, had

joined a different religious denomination (the Baptist church comes from this period and part of the world) and he knew that a civil war was brewing. The Spanish wanted to bring the Inquisition to Belgium to force people to return to the Catholic faith. So Bruegel uses the imagery of skeletons – associated already with death and ‘doing the right thing’ to show that this skeleton army with their crosses on their shields could also be working for the ‘wrong side’ – the side of the Inquisition. The painting “The Triumph of Death” is also showing how no one is exempt from death – whether you are King Solomon on the far lower left corner of the painting, or a group of decadent game players (the lower right of the painting). Everyone will suffer when the legions of death arrive. Skeletons as ‘employees of Satan’ are the other end of the same conversation – they show you that if you are bad, you will end up like them: dead, but working in Hell. Thus skeletons and skulls (like the lone skull in the center bottom of the painting) can be linked with the effects of making the wrong decisions in life and thus serving the wrong master in the end.

The usage of skeletons by Bruegel can also be related to the “Totentanz” (Dance of Death which is still wildly popular even today!).

“The Triumph of Death” by Pieter Bruegel

“Totentaz” (Dance of Death) In summary, the “Dance of Death” always pretty much “personifies” death. Combined with the signification of “Memento mori” we can all see that skull imagery has stayed with all of us regardless of what lies behind the motives to use the imagery. Be it for mere fashion or for spiritual value, should we perhaps reflect about the emblems we embrace?

When the Harley Davidson team got back to me it was stated that no conclusive findings came-up. Theories had it that the imagery of skulls was brought back by WWII veterans along with other symbols including crossbones. Personally, what attracts Bill

Davidson to the image of the skull is its’ “mystique”. Harley Davidson I was told looks at it as an “art form”. The intriguing skull image has been in our communities for a very long time. It was perceived negatively years ago but now it is of much broader significance and appeal. “I don’t look at it as a symbol of death. It is rebellious yes but I just like how it looks artistically” – Bill Davidson. Bill sits back in his chair, smiles and proceeds to show me the huge Harley skull belt buckle on his waist. We both smiled.

I believe from Harley Davidson’s standpoint, the integration of the skull into the brand was that of a marketing business decision probably to sympathize with WWII heroes and

honor them. I do not believe Harley Davidson is intentionally trying to remind people they will die or to encourage evil one single bit.

So when all is said and done what are we to make of this? It seems through the ages the skull has been a symbol of the forces of another realm. Bill Davidson once told me “Life is defined and so we should strive to live it wisely”. I kind of like the skull image. Depending how it is personified, it is fair to say the skull can send a multitude of messages. I like the “Memento mori” message (Remember Thy Death). To me it is like a live landmark constantly reminding me as a mere mortal I will give account for every word, every thoughts, every action or gesture. I just don’t want to and I can’t afford to forget that.

That is why instead of a skull and the potential mixed meaning it can have, I got my own custom patch that says “Remember Thy Death” on my vest!

Kind of eccentric perhaps but it has kept me out of trouble so far for many years. Besides, dancing with the dead is not my cup of tea. Lots of us and especially me can use that kind of reminder every once in a while.

Keep your skull around your brain and on your shoulders with your eyes wide open on Life!

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SUN. OCTOBER 2 - WEBSTER MONTHLY SWAP MEET, CAR & BIKE SHOW - Located at Webster Westside Flea Market, 516 NW 3rd. Steet (CR 478 & NW 3rd. St) Webster FL. 33597. Gates open 8:00 AM until 3:00 PM the 1st Sunday of every month rain or shine. General admission $5.00, children under 14 FREE. Show & Corral(for sale by owner) registration $10.00. Club/ Organization Participation Award (10 or more vehicles registered) Trophies & Cash Prizes! Vendors welcome: outside 15' x 30' spaces $18; covered 10' x 10' $10. ATM provided by FL ATM SERVICES always on site. Contact: Jackie Smith. Email: websterswaps@aol.com Info: 800832-7396. Reservations: 352-628-4656. www.myspace. com/webstercyclemeet.

SUN. OCTOBER 2 - Joy Ride for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital - Sarasota, FL. Suzuki of Sarasota 4583 Clark Rd. Sarasota, FL 34233. Ride starts at Suzuki of Sarasota Ride ends At Hooters-Gulfgate. Registration 9 - 11am. Last bike out 2pm. $20 per rider, $10 passenger, Raffles & prizes. All proceed donations go to charity 941-925-0376 OCT 21 - 23 - West Coast Bike Rally - Bradenton, FL. Oct 21st - 23rd The West Coast Bike Rally returns to Bradenton. A 3 day FREE event. Oct 21 - Rock and Rumble on Main Street Lakewood Ranch Friday 6 PM 11PM. Oct 22 - Saturday we open the West Coast Bike Rally Festival Park (10 ACRES under the trees)NOON till ? at the Siesta Inn and Suites and Banana Bob's Tiki Hut. reduced rate for WCBR $49 a night.2 stages of music all weekend, 3 bars, food, bike dealers, bike and other vendors. A Miss West Coast Bike Rally contest, bike rodeo 10 class Bike Show, many biker contests. Oct 23 Wrap up the weekend on the Blue Knights Poker run to benefit the West Florida Concerns of Police Survivors.

ALL proceeds will go to assist this local chapter that helps our local slain law enforcemnet officers families. $10 a hand 3 for $25 7 card hand best 5 cards. Starts at the NEW Banana Factory 6916 west 14th St Bradenton FL 34270 SUN. OCTOBER 30 - Come be a pirate for a day! Please join the Anna Maria Island in their 5th Annual "Shiprek" Poker Run on October 30th. 40 mile ride to celebrate the Privateers 40th Anniversary! Proceeds go toward the Shiprek Memorial Scholarship & Privateer's mission.

Registration starts at Peggys Corral from 10AM12noon. $15.00 registration fee/$5.00 for extra card.

All vehicles welcome from motorcycles, cars, truck and jeeps! Stops include Peggy's Corral, Tarpon Pointe Grill & Tiki Bar, Scalaways, Drift Inn on the beach, Cortez Clam Factory and Mexicalis. 50/50, door prizes, music, food and more! AMI Privateers Email: longlocksami@ gmail.com Phone: 941-752-5973

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Press Release Contact: David “Lockdown” Rich Public Relations Trustee, ABATE of Florida, Inc. 386.490.4821 FAX: 396.490.4482 statepr@abateflorida.com www.ABATEFlorida.com

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

Civic Leader Changes His Plea to “Guilty” Tavares, FL, September 20, 2011 – While riding back home from Biketoberfest on October 17, 2009, Herbert “Steve” Muller was hit and killed by Lake County civic leader Bruce Duncan. Duncan’s Blood Alcohol was twice the legal limit in addition to the ½ empty bottle of vodka FHP found in his truck. In court today, Duncan did not dispute these facts.

After many hearings in this case, on September 19 & 20, 2011 Mr. Duncan changed his plea to Guilty of DUI Manslaughter. This case took on a life of its own when Duncan’s defense team began lining up figures such as Florida State Representative H. Marlene O'Toole (R-Lady Lake), two Circuit Court Judges, President of Lake-Sumter Community College Dr. Charles Mojock, Tavares City Administrator John Drury, as well as fifteen other community leaders to be defense witnesses in Duncan’s hearing.

Although there were several hours of testimony from family and friends on both sides, not all the defense witnesses had the opportunity to testify.

ABATE of Florida, Inc. State President, James “Doc” Reichenbach II, did testify for the prosecution, asking that the Court not depart from the recommended sentencing guidelines, and how drivers killing motorcyclists are getting away with insignificant fines. Asst. State Attorney Sue Purdy recommended that Circuit Judge Michael Takac impose a 12 ½ year prison sentence and a permanent license suspension. The state sentencing guidelines recommend a sentence of 10 years and a few months, but the defense attorneys have asked the Court to depart from these guidelines and sentence Duncan to only 4 years, the absolute minimum sentence allowed by law. The defense also motioned to suppress the testimony of “Doc” Reichenbach, claiming prejudice and that ABATE is not an affiliate. Judge Takac denied this motion, stating that he allowed numerous testimonies from defense witnesses that could very well be deemed prejudice as well.

On September 30, 2011 at 8:30 am Judge Takac will sentence Bruce Duncan at the Fifth Judicial Courthouse, Lake County, on 550 W Main St. Tavares, FL. Members from at least six ABATE of Florida chapters attended the Sept. 19th hearing. Motorcyclists are asked to show support for Steve Muller’s family and let the public know that we won’t stand idly by while we’re getting killed on Florida’s roadways.

Contact Lake County Chapter President Casey Staley at 407-469-2455 or president@lake.abateflorida.com for additional information on the September 30, 2011 Sentencing Hearing.

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ABATE of Florida, Inc. is Florida’s largest Motorcyclists’ Rights Organization, and one of the top four largest nationwide. ABATE of Florida members come from all walks of life and include many elected officials. Our missions are to educate the public about motorcycle awareness and continuing to fight in Tallahassee for the rights of every motorcyclist and the public in general. To aid in these ends, we have an exclusive lobbyist and have founded the Motorcycle Safety and Awareness Program, both with the intentions to help make the roads safer for everyone.

A print copy of this and past ABATE of Florida, Inc. Press Releases may be found here: www.abateflorida.com/pr.htm.

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SUN.OCTOBER 2 - WEBSTER MONTHLY SWAP MEET, CAR & BIKE SHOW - Located at Webster Westside Flea Market, 516 NW 3rd. Steet (CR 478 & NW 3rd. St) Webster FL. 33597. Gates open 8:00 AM until 3:00 PM the 1st Sunday of every month rain or shine. General admission $5.00, children under 14 FREE. Show & Corral(for sale by owner) registration $10.00. Club/ Organization Participation Award (10 or more vehicles registered) Trophies & Cash Prizes! Vendors welcome: outside 15' x 30' spaces $18; covered 10' x 10' $10. ATM provided by FL ATM SERVICES always on site. Contact: Jackie Smith. Email: websterswaps@aol.com Info: 800832-7396. Reservations: 352-628-4656. www.myspace. com/webstercyclemeet OCTOBER 23 - FT MYERS - Learning For Life Poker Run. 9-11am at Harley-Davidson of Ft. Myers, 2160 Colonial Blvd, ph 239-275-4647. Five stop Poker Run beginning at H-D Ft.Myers. Registration $10/rider, $5/ passenger. 9-11a.m. Last bike in 1:30pm at last stop The Sandy Parrot 17200 S.Tamiami Trl. south of Alico Rd. Raffle prizes, 50/50 and on site vendors. All proceeds donated to Learning For Life Pre-K-12 Programs, info: Tina 239-218-9758 OCTOBER 23 - NAPLES - 3rd Annual TOYS-4-TOTS Motorcycle Dice Run. 9:30-11am Registration at The Clock Family Restaurant, 670 Tamiami Trail, ph 239-287-1396. Entry Fee: new unwrapped toy and $10 per participant Rain or shineâ&#x20AC;Ścars, trucks, street rods welcome. Prizes for High Roller, 2nd High Roller & Lowest Score; Fabulous Door Prizes; 50/50; and "do-over" rolls @ $5 each Hosted by: The Marine Corps League of Naples, ET Brisson Detachment 063 Toys-4-Tots Dice Run benefits Collier County Families during the holidays by providing toys for underprivileged children, info: 239-947-3735, jcm2149@yahoo.com. www.

MarineCorpsLeagueNaples.com.

NOVEMBER 4 - 11th Annual Bikers For Babies Starts on 11/4/2011 and ends on 11/6/2011. 6pm at North Collier Regional Water Park, 15000 Livingston Road. MAP Three day event culminating in a 35-mile law-enforcement escorted ride from North Collier Regional Water Park (Naples) to H-D Ft. Myers (H-DFM).

Pre-registration all weekend long or sign up on line at www.bikersforbabies.org. Reg. $30/rider, $20/passenger, pin for each. Events include 6-10pm Friday / 10am10pm Saturday Bike Nights at H-D of Ft Myers, Battle of the Bands. Sunday Bikers for Babies Ride9-10:45am Registration, 11am sharp kickstands up from N. Collier Regional Water Park. The escorted ride takes you along Bonita Beach, Fort Myers Beach, up McGregor Boulevard and across Colonial to Harley-Davidson of Fort Myers. Vendors, refreshments, live entertainment and much more all weekend, info Regina Toops 239433-3463, E-mail rtoops@marchofdimes.com. www. bikersforbabiesflorida.com.

Carlie Lynne's 2nd Saturday 9119 US 27 South, Seabring 863-381-7685 Everglades Motorcycle 3rd Saturday of Month 3888 Mannix Drive Suite 316 (off of I-75 at Exit 101) JJ Muggs Stadium Grill Abacoa Town Center Jupiter, FL 561-630-9669 Pier 2 Resort Bikers Pool Party (2nd Sun) 2200 US Hwy 441 SE Okeechobee, FL 863-763-8003 Pompano Harley-Davidson 1st Friday of the Month 2900 Center Court Circle Sunrise, FL (954)-545-3200

TUESDAY: Break Time Lounge 4630 Gulf Stream Drive Naples, FL 239-353-9300 Harbourside Grill and Tiki Bar 3442 Marinatown Lane N. Ft. Myers, FL 33903 Hurricane Grill and Wings 6345 Naples Blvd.

Naples, FL 239-513-9900 Porky's Last Stand 2560 39th st. Golden Gate FL Sundown's Sports Grill 3580 Evans Rd. 239-939-9936 WEDNESDAY: Brazilian Bike Night Boteco Bar 916 NE 79th Street Miami, FL 33138 Island Jacks 5425 W. Atlantic Blvd.

Margate, FL 954-984-4422 Island Jacks 4449 Okeechobee Blvd.

West Palm Beach, FL 561-687-2122 Iron Eagle Bar 9441 Hwy 78 W. Okeechobee 863-467-1360 Pembroke Pines Hooters 7990 Pines Blvd 954-962-6330 Sunrise Harley-Davidson 201 Int'l Pkwy Sunrise, FL 954-414-4135 Tiki Bar Cafe 4131 Bonita Beach Road.

239-947-0000 Victory Lane Cafe 4150 Hancock Bridge Pky. N. Ft.Myers 239-849-9065 THURSDAY: Amos Sports Grill & Petersons H-D South 7800 SW 104th Street & US1 Miami, FL 305-274-1228 Daisy Duke's Saloon 10060 Pines Blvd Pembroke Pines, FL 33024 (954) 430-9930

Sunrise Harley-Davidson 2nd + 4th Fri - Bike Night 4th Sun. Ladies Garage Party 201 Int'l Pkwy Sunrise FL 954-414-4135 Treasure Coast H-D 3rd Sat. of every month Customer Appreciation Day 4967 S.E. Federal Hwy. 772-287-3871 FL2-G Yellow Jackets Gold WIng Riders 1st Sat of the Month Buddy Freddy's Iron Rhino Saloon 1st and 3rd Friday: 19800 Tamiami Trail East, Naples, FL 239-393-3974 Harley Davidson Naples & Ft. Myers on Nov. 13th (Friday) One Buck Bike Night & Concert - 3645 Gateway Lane 239-594-5504/this month it is at the Naples Store

Good Times Sports Bar 700 Leeland Heightrs Blvd. W. Leigh Acres, FL 33936 239-369-7000 Kingshead Pub 500 East Dania Beach 954-927-1564 Legends Sports Bar 395 Spanish River Blvd.

Boca Raton, 866-367-1788 North Fort Tavern 13101 N. Cleveland Ave. N. Ft. Myers, Fl 33931 239-652-0900 Roland Martins Tiki Bar 920 Del Monte Ave. 863-983-3151 Skully's Tavern 9809 Sunset Drive S. Miami, FL 305-271-7404 Zookie's Sports Pub & Grill 774 Preserve Lane, Naples, FL 239-566-7513 FRIDAY: Outlaws Charlotte County 914 LaVilla Rd Punta Gorda, FL 239-229-4139 Sunrise Harley-Davidson 201 Int'l Pkwy Sunrise FL 33325 954-414-4135 SATURDAY: Boar's Nest Salon 381 Prospect Rd. Oakland Park 954-938-5971 Mickey's Bar 350 SW 12 Ave. Pompano Beach 954-941-1611 SUNDAY: Flossies Bar and Grill 3985 Ravens Wood Road Dania Beach, FL 954-792-6519 J&S Fish Camp Every Sunday 1pm till ???

Food, live music and vendors

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SUN OCTOBER 2 - WEBSTER MONTHLY SWAP MEET, CAR & BIKE SHOW - Located at Webster Westside Flea Market, 516 NW 3rd. Steet (CR 478 & NW 3rd. St) Webster FL. 33597.

Gates open 8:00 AM until 3:00 PM the 1st Sunday of every month rain or shine. General admission $5.00, children under 14 FREE. Show & Corral(for sale by owner) registration $10.00. Club/Organization Participation Award (10 or more vehicles registered) Trophies & Cash Prizes! Vendors welcome: outside 15' x 30' spaces $18; covered 10' x 10' $10.

ATM provided by FL ATM SERVICES always on site. Contact: Jackie Smith. Email: websterswaps@aol.com Info: 800-8327396. Reservations: 352-628-4656. www.myspace.com/webstercyclemeet BIKE NIGHT EVERY MONDAY NIGHT AT WHISKEY RIVER - Bike Night Every Monday 6:00 PM Specials for Bikers Only!! $2 Miller Lite $5 Three Olives $7 One Topping Pizza Half Price Appetizers 904.645.5571 4850 Big Island Drive Suite 3 Text Whisky to 41513 www.WhiskyRiverJacksonville.com BIKE NIGHT EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT AT BUFFALO'S SOUTHWEST CAFE - Every Wednesday Bike Night @ Buffalo's Southwest Cafe in Orange Park sponsored by Adamec H-D® 6:00 - 9:00 PM BIKE NIGHT EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT AT CHICAGO PIZZA Bike Night @ Chicago Pizza in Orange Park Every Thursday from 6-9 PM. 406 Old Hard Road, Fleming Island, FL (904) 213-7779

Love 2 Ride Bikers Consignment Store 3rd SUNDAY each month Bike/Hot Rod Cruise In 3275-3 US Hwy 17 No. Green Cove Springs, Fl, (904) 284-4321

Alachua Sports Pub Alachua, FL 386-462-5322 4th Friday of the month American Legion Riders Chapter 16 Bike Night (2nd Friday 5-7) 4701 NW 6th St. Gainesville Beef O’ Brady’s 3rd Thurs. of Month Back Beach Road Panama City Beach, FL Calendars Pizzeria & Sports Bar Last Saturday of the Month US 90 & College Macclenny, FL 904-259-5040

Panama Joe's Bike Night (Last Wed.) 5109 NW 39th Ave. Gainesville, 352-377-7665 Putnam County Swap Meet (3rd Sunday) 117 Yelvington Rd. East Palatka, Fl 32131 floridaswapmeet.com 386-868-3727 352-505-8287 Santa Fe Bar US 441 High Springs, FL 386-454-9461 3rd Fri

Fleetwood Diner / Allstar Tattoo High Springs, FL 386-454-5775 3rd Tues. 6p-9p

Spindrifter Lounge Bike Night (3rd Saturday) US 441 & I-75 Alachua, FL 386-462-9081

BIKE NIGHT EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT AT COPPER TOP - 10% off your bill with Adamec receipt of purchase within last 30 days! Live Music every week, 50¢ Raw Oysters. Copper Top Kitchen, Inc. 1712 Beach Boulevard, Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250 904-249-4779 www.coppertopkitchen.com OCTOBER 8 - PANAMA CITY - 7th Annual Tickled Pink Breast Cancer Awareness Poker Run. 9:00-10:30 AM Registration at Club Flashbacks, Hwy 231 and Penny Road.

MAP $10 donation per playing sheet, The Thunder Angels of Panama City 7th Annual Tickled Pink Breast Cancer Awareness Poker Run benefits " Making Strides Against Breast Cancer", 1st bike out at 9:00 AM, last out at 10:30 AM. Last bike in at Club Flashback at 3:00 PM. Drawing starts at 3:30 PM, ride pin donation $5, food, music, 50/50, silent auction, cancer items, info Nancy email Ncas7@aol.com, 850-271-8419. See www.Thunder-Angels.org.

OCTOBER 19 - DESTIN-FT WALTON BEACH / EMERALD COAST - Florida State H.O.G. Rally. Starts on 10/19/2011 and ends on 10/22/2011. At Harborwalk Village, 10 Harbor Blvd, ph 850-337-8880. MAP The host hotel is The Emerald Grande Resort and is located right on St Rte 98 on the "Choctawhatchee Bay Pass and Destin Harbor Pass" in Destin. It is included in the "Harborwalk Village" which is the entertainment area of Destin. $25 If you pre-register, deadline is Sep 1st, 2011, $35 on-site registration. You must be a national H.O.G. member to attend the rally. Florida State HOG Rally. The number ONE Voted Rally in the USA 2010.

Riders came from 36 states and 6 counties, info Bruce Fuller, 352-383-8673, harkone75@yahoo.com. www.FLStateHOGRally.com.

MONDAY: Beef O Brady's 6500 SW Archer Rd. Gainesville, FL Hooters Restuarant 504 West Geoffrey Street St.Augustine, FL 904-819-9919 The Steel Pony 5312 Jammes Avenue Jacksonville, FL 904-777-5630 Wings Of Fire 397 E. James Lee Blvd.

Crestview, FL TUESDAY: Dick's Wings 474313 St. Rd. 200 904-491-3469 HJ’s Miss B Haven 12905 N. Main Street Jacksonville, FL 904-757-3595 Hooters Restaurant 180 Cracker Barrell Dr. Crestview, FL 32563 850-423-1333

Hooters Restaurant 1137 Beacon Point Drive Jacksonville, FL 904-723-5224 Rivers Edge Sports Bar 915 S. 14th St. Fernandia Beach, FL 904-491-3849 WEDNESDAY: Buffalo’s Cafe 6055 Youngeman Circle Orange Park 904-778-1101 Moe's Southwest Grill 2941 W. Hwy 90 Lake City FL 386-754-9373 Roadhouse Grill 741 West 23rd Street Panama City, FL 850-522-1446 THURSDAY:

Arnold’s 3912 US Highway 1 North St.Augustine 904-824-8738 Hooters Restuarant 15015 Emerald Coast Destin, FL 850-654-1007 Timbuktu 1740 N. Highway 301 Starke, FL 904-966-2229 FRIDAY: Hooters Restaurant 12709 Front Beach Road Panama City, FL 850-230-9464 SATURDAY: Bay Breeze Lounge 1889 Garcon Point Rd. Milton, 850-623-5859 Cross Creek Steakhouse 12123 Lem Turner Rd, Jacksonville, Fl 32218 (904)765-7420

SUN. OCTOBER 2 - WEBSTER MONTHLY SWAP MEET, CAR & BIKE SHOW - Located at Webster Westside Flea Market, 516 NW 3rd. Steet (CR 478 & NW 3rd. St) Webster FL. 33597. Gates open 8:00 AM until 3:00 PM the 1st Sunday of every month rain or shine. General admission $5.00, children under 14 FREE. Show & Corral(for sale by owner) registration $10.00. Club/ Organization Participation Award (10 or more vehicles registered) Trophies & Cash Prizes! Vendors welcome: outside 15' x 30' spaces $18; covered 10' x 10' $10.

ATM provided by FL ATM SERVICES always on site.

Contact: Jackie Smith. Email: websterswaps@aol.com Info: 800-832-7396. Reservations: 352-628-4656. www. myspace.com/webstercyclemeet OCTOBER 8 - Bruce Rossmeyer's Ride for Children "Love-In" Party. 6:30pm at Destination Daytona's Coca-Cola Pavilion, 1637 N US Hwy 1, Ormond Beach, FL 32174, ph 866-642-3464. MAP For VIP Riders, Sponsors & Ticket Holders, 60’s attire Groovy threads, Beads and Tie Dye are okay. Get groovy and reserve your place among this fab group of attendees!

The Rossmeyer Family and event executive committee (John Hamlin, Stacey Knerler, Cory Shea, Robert and Helen White) invite you to join the fun for out-of-sight food, far-out music and open bar, live auction and the induction of JM Family into the Bruce Rossmeyer Ride for Children Hall of Fame. All the ‘bread’ we raise goes to help more seriously ill children by benefiting Camp Boggy Creek. If you want join as a VIP rider and need to know more then call Beverly Marshall at 954.647.3125 or email beverlyflhd@bellsouth.net. www.RideForChildren.com.

OCTOBER 13 - OCTOBER 16 - Biketoberfest. Starts on 10/13/2011 and ends on 10/16/2011. Website: http://biketoberfest.org.

Fall Cycle Scene at Daytona International Speedway Oct 13, 2011 - Oct 16, 2011 - Daytona International Speedway, 1801 W. International Speedway Blvd., Daytona Beach. From FREE demo rides on the latest and greatest motorcycles to a bikini contest and exciting motorcycle racing on the high banks, you'll find plenty to see and do at Daytona International Speedway. 1-800-PITSHOP. www.daytonainternationalspeedway.com FRIDAY OCTOBER 14TH - DAYTONA BEACH - 21st Annual Boardwalk / Full Throttle Classic Bike Show. 8-11am Registration at the Mardi Gras Arcade on the Boardwalk (next to the Main St Pier). $500 Cash to best of show, 20 categories, 60 trophies.

New judges, new judging format. 11am-5pm Show Hours, 4pm winners announced. Free to the public, info 386-871-0398.

SATURDAY OCTOBER 15 - Blue Oyster Cult concert at Destination Daytona. FREE Concert by Blue Oyster Cult at Bruce Rossmeyer's Destination Daytona on Saturday, October 15th.Sponsored by Geico Insurance and Beg4It Entertainment Group at The Coca-Cola Pavilion located at Destination Daytona and Bruce Rossmeyer's Daytona Harley-Davidson1637 N US Hwy. 1 Ormond Beach, FL 32174 386.671.7100 www.brucerossmeyer.comShow Details:BLUE OYSTER CULT with special guests: Cadillac Creeps; Hornit; Aunt Stella's Ashes; Luna DementiaGates: 5pm; Show Starts at 6:30pm All Ages Cost of show: FREE SATURDAY OCTOBER 15 - DAYTONA BEACH - 19th Annual Rat's Hole Biketoberfest Bike Show. 9:00am Gates open to public back again at the Water Park - Daytona Lagoon, 601 Earl St, ph 386-254-5020. A 21 Class bike show including revived from the 70's - a Cafe Racer Class.

Emceed by Radical Randy. All contestants must line up next to the curb on Ora street between 7:30 and 8:30 am Saturday October 15, 2011. You will receive your show card number and get in position for the show. You will have time to clean your bike before the judging which starts at 10:00 am. Ratmate contest. The trophies will be given out around 5:00 pm, info 386-0454-3496, email info@ratshole.com. www.RatsHole.com.

OCTOBER 13 - 16 - DAYTONA BEACH - 20th Annual Daytona Motorcycle Swap Meet. Starts on 10/13/2011 and ends on 10/16/2011. 8am-10am at Daytona Flea Market, 2987 Bellevue Ave. MAP $7 admission, Vendors from all over the country. Best vending rates in Daytona. New and used parts galore, info 386-206-5276.

OCTOBER 30 - NOV 6 - PORT CANAVERAL - 9th Annual Western Caribbean Rally Cruise. Starts on 10/30/2011 and ends on 11/6/2011. $1,876 - $10,228 total for two people. World’s Only Rally on a Cruise ship—9th Annual Western Caribbean Cruise. High Seas Rally ® is already taking reservations for it’s 9th Annual fall Western Caribbean rally cruise leaving Port Canaveral, Florida Oct.30 for another 7 days of ‘too much fun.” Stops in Jamaica, Grand Cayman, Cozumel and a rivate Island stop (Labadee). Room for only 2,000 bikers and the best cabins sell out fast. World class on shore and on-ship parties, vendors onboard and more than $200,000 in FREE giveaways highlight the fun, info 800-444-8795. Website: www.highseasrally.com.

OCTOBER 30 - Crankin' It for HospiceCare IV. 10am-Noon Registration at Iron Horse Saloon, 1068 N. US Hwy 1, ph 386-677-1550. $15 per rider/$20 double - free t-shirt to first 200 registered riders. Crankin' It for Hospice Care Motorcycle Dice Run to benefit Florida Hospital Hospice Care, Hospice Care at Oceanside and the Stuart F Meyer Hospice House in Palm Coast. 50/50, Silent Auction, Raffles and more. Best Tattoo and Halloween Costume contests. Big Engine to play at 2pm, Prizes and awards at 4 pm at the Iron Horse Saloon, info Skip at 386.672.4536. www.FHHospiceCare.org.

EAST COAST AREA - Includes: Flagler Beach, Daytona, Daytona Beach, Melbourne, Orlando, Sanford & Vero Beach SALES & SERVICE alley cat cycle supply 140 Riverside Dr. Holly Hill 257-5999 Americal steel horse cycles 534 E. Intl Speedway Blvd. Deland, FL 32724 386-738-5959 0r 866-364-3904 american v-twin 5135 International Dr. Ste. 11 Orlando 1-407-903-0058 • 1-888-AM-V-TWIN BIKERS BAY 1429 S. Woodland Blvd.

DeLand, FL 32720 386-873-4910 bikes only body shop 3609 Old Winter Garden Rd. Ste. A1, Orlando 298-1556 black-gold daytona cycle 541 Ballough Rd. Daytona Beach 258-8020 bmw motorcycle of daytona 118 E. Fairview Ave. Daytona Beach 257-2269 Boar's Nest Cycle Shop Mobile Motorcycle Repair BUY & RIDE MOTOR VEHICLES, INC. Autos, Trucks & Motorcycles 6831 N. Orange Blossom Trail Orlando, FL 32810 1-407-294-6864 carl’s speed shop 390 N. Beach St. Daytona Beach 258-3777 Clermont H-d 2480 S. Hwy 27 Clermont 352-243-7111 cruise amer. motorcyce 2915 Orange Blossom Trail Kissimmee 931-1409 CURLY JIMS 386-774-7713 custom iron 3709 N. Hwy. 17 DeLand, FL 32720 386-985-4850 custom works 806 N. Beach Street Daytona Beach 257-1300 crank & Chrome 1533 Ridgewood Ave. Holly Hill 615-1449 cycle & ski concepts 4230 CR 218, Unit 4 Middleburg, FL 904-291-6388 cycle riders 3450 W. Colonial Drive, Orlando 841-8641 cycle sports center 4001 John Young Parkway, Orlando 32804 299-9191 CYCLE WORLD OF DAYTONA 2385 S. Ridgewood Ave. S. Daytona 386-761-2411 daytona fun machines 450 Ridgewood Ave. Holly Hill 238-0888 daytona harley-davidson 290 N. Beach St. Daytona Beach 253-2453 exotic custom CHOPPERS 3834 Commerce Loop, Orlando 32808 407-293-2228 hardcore custom cycles 25629 Edgewater Dr, Orlando 407) 253-2227 HARLEY-DAVIDSON of seminole 620 Hickman Circle Sanford 407-831-7888 Kissimmee motorsports 2881 N. Jouh Young Pkwy Kissimmee , FL legends cycles 101 W. Cypress St. Kissimmee 870-5571

Lorenzo SELECT MOTOR INC. 7551 S Hwy 17-92 Fern Park MASTERLINK CYCLE 6073-1 Roosevelt Blvd. Jacksonville FL 32244 904-779-1133 millers custom parts 1863 S. Ridgewood Ave. S. Daytona 761-0858 moine cycle warehse.

1040 Nursery Road. Winter Springs 695-6002 MOTOR SPORTS OF ORLANDO 8155 S. Hwy 17-92 Fern Park 831-8888 new smyrna harley-davidson 1899 S. R. 44 New Smyrna Beach 409-3034 ORANGE CUSTOM CYCLES 7230 NE Hwy 301 Orange Heights.

352-468-3979 orlando h-d & buell 3770 37th St. Orlando 423-0346 orlando yamaha 9334 E. Colonial Drive Orlando 273-3579 PETE G’S CHOPPER DESIGN SERVICES 1365 Bennett Drive Suite 101 Longwood 407-834-5007 PITBULL MOTORCYCLE CO. 4340 N. Orange Blossom Trail Orlando. FL 32804 1-407-290-9212 PRO STREET CUSTOM CHOPPERS, INC. 7850 N. Orange Blossom Trail Orlando, FL 32810 1-407-291-3331 QUICK DRAW 728B Ballough Rd. Daytona Beach 386-253-0900 Scooters 2105 French Ave. Hwy. 1792 Sanford 330-2056 scooters cycle 1903 S. Ridgewood Ave S. Daytona 767-8133 sinister cyclesports 3380 No. US1 Bunnell, FL 386-206-4832 Space Coast bourget 3345 North Courtenay Pkwy. Merritt Island FL 321-454-4020 Space Coast Harley-Davidson 1440 Executive Circle N.E. Palm Bay 32905 street wi ze 2800 Melonville Sanford 321-5015 STROKERZ 110 Fairview Ave. Daytona Beach 386-253-1703 Treasure Coast Harley-Davidson 4967 S.E. Federal Highway Stuart 34997 the trike shop 410 N. Beach Street Daytona Beach 257-0609 tri-city cycles 308 S. 2nd St. F lagler 439-3967

BIKER FRIENDLY BARS & RESTAURANTS Archie’s 401 South Ocean Drive Ft. Pierce 34949 bar out back 2485 Hwy 17-92 Sanford 321-0422 beer: 30 grille & pub 1602 W. Airport Blvd. Sanford 323-1499

MIKE'S CORNER boot hill saloon 3705 State Rd 44 428-4858 310 Main Street orlando brewing 386-258-9506 1301 Atlanta Ave. Orlando, FL cactus bob’s Ozzie Crab House 1566 S. French Ave. Sanford 6060 S. U.S. 1 Grant 32951 330-1275 PALM TREE HARBOR Captain Hairam’s 150 U.S. 1 Sebastian 32958 704 S Lakeshore Bld. Howy In The Hills cathouse saloon Pineda Inn 1113 N US 1 Ormond Beach U.S. 1 Rockledge 32940 386-676-3832 porky’s dale's ales of orange city Hwy 309 Georgetown 467-3956 2400 N Volusia Ave. Orange City, FL 32763 Scores 386-775-2377 6590 Old Winter Garden Rd. Orlando, FL diamond backs Sebastian Beach Inn 745 Ridgewood Ave., Holly Hill 255-5596 7035 S. Highway A-1-A dirty harry’s Melbourn Beach 32951 701-705 Main St. 252-9877 smiley’s tap dj’s deck 1161 N US 1 Ormond Beach 79 E. Dunlawton Ave. Port Orange 760-2277 677-9609 Earl’s Hidaway STEEL AROUND FOREST TAVERN 1405 Indian River Drive Sebastian 32958 21918 Hwy. 40 Astor Park, FL 32102 fireside bar 1-352-759-3991 1481 N US 1 Ormond Beach 676-2552 SWAMP house GRILL foxhead lounge 488 W. Highbanks Rd. DeBary, FL 32713 280 North SR 415 Osteen 321-2399 386-668-8891 frank's place ted’s diner 146 N. Clark Rd. Ocee, FL 34761 855 S. Nova Rd. Ormond Beach froggers grill & bar 673-1898 4459 N. Pinehills Road. Pine Hills THE HIDEAWAY BAR 293-3199 516 Virginia Dr. Orlando, FL froggys’ saloon 407-898-5892 800 Main Street 259-0330 the oyster pub Gator’s Riverside Grille 555 Seabreeze Blvd. Daytona Beach 4255 Peninsula Point Sanford 688-9700 255-6348 george’s the shark house 5507 Edgewater Drive, Orlando 291-6562 2929 N. Ocean Shore Blvd. Flagler gillys’ pub 44 439-1000 1889 S. R. 44 New Smyrna Beach 428-6523 trader jack's roadside grizzly bar & grill 4425 N. US Hwy. 17 DeLand, FL 32725 400 Savage C., Longwood 339-1263 386-985-3456 Handle Bar and Grill tucan willies 600 N Hwy 17-02 Longwood, 339-4949 829-Eyrie Dr. Oviedo hog heaven 366-6225 3925 Clarcona-Ocoee Rd., Orlando, FL willie's "legendary" shark bar holly & dolly 1204 E. New York Ave. DeLand, FL 32724 512E Semoran Blvd. Casselberry 386-734-0044 hooter’s Of melbourne willy’s place 330 Madison Ave., Daytona Beach 877 S. Babcock Melbourne 32901 248-8409 hooter’s of merritt island wolfy’s 125 N. Sykes Creek Blvd. Merritt 32953 520 N. Palmetto Sanford Ichabob’s 2320 N. Highway A-1-A Indialantic 32903 iron 322-2150 whiskey river north horse saloon 3730 S.R. 46 Sanford 1068 N. US 1 Ormond Beach 677-1550 328-9096 jerry’s italian white eagle lounge restAURANT & pizza 5533 US 1 Old Dixie Hwy. Krona 300 St. Laurant St. Longwood 437-2341 767-5534 JOLLY GATOR FISH CAMP 4650 Highway 46, Geneva 407-349-5554 Junkyard saloon 6440 N. Orange Blossom Trail, Orlando, FL last resort bar 5812 S. Ridgewood Port Orange 7615147 Lou’s Blues 3191 Highway A-1-a Indialantic 32903 MAIN STREET STATION 316 Main Street Daytona Beach FL 386-253-0024

WINGS-PIZZA-N-THINGS SPORTS & gRILL 2563 N. Atlantic Ave. Daytona Beach, FL 32118 386-898-0626

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A.M. METAL FINISHING, INC. 7594 Chancellor Drive, Orlando, FL 32809 407-843-0182 Fax: 407-849-1724 advance paging 233 East State Rd. 434 Longwood 831-6339 affordable screen 811 Willma St. Longwood 332-8106 All Steel Buildings 2593 Clank St. Suite 105 Apopka 295-2728 barney’s leather 438-N. Beach St. Daytona Beach 252-7770 buckle & hide 514 Main Street Orlando 253-9375 candance reed hair design 1425 S. R. 434 Ste.113 Longwood 767-0313 c & d Leather Orlando Flea World #7, #9 Hwy 17-92 CENTURY 21 460 SR 436 Suite 104 Castleberry 407-3317600 chopper design serv.

1365 Benette Dr. #101Longwood 834-5007 Cross Roads Leather 7565 Starky Seminole 33777 THE helmet shop 546 Ballough Rd. Daytona Bch., FL 32114 hot leathers factory 801 Main Street; Daytona Beach 238-1048 i zod bike trailer rental 903-3681 magic bailbonds 1610 Tropic Mark Dr. Sanford 322-0000 main street leather 822 Main Street Daytona Beach 238-5564 PALATKA ARMY NAVY SURPLUS INC. 901 N. Hwy. 19 Palatka 386-328-8127 RJ’S LEATHER WORKS 1876 State Road 20 Hawthorne 352-481-3367 tobacco exotic 749 Intl. Speedway. Blvd.

Daytona Beach 255-3782 whog 126 W. Intl Speedway Blvd. Daytona Beach 239-9506 willies tropical tattoo inc.

825 S. Yonge St. US-I Ormond Beach 672-1888 winter park pawn 2238 W. Fairbanks Ave. Winter Park 644-8747

If Your Business Is Not Listed Here Fax Your Information To 813-814-1256. Be Sure To Include Business Name, Full Address including zip code and phone number. Or Call Full Throttle At 813-814-1424

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The Original Bruce Rossmeyer's Daytona Harley-Davidson Oct 13, 2011 - Oct 16, 2011 On Beach Street in beautiful downtown Daytona Beach. We love bikers! Enjoy Biketoberfest(R) 2011 with us this year. Peruse our motorcycle product lines, outside vendors, leather goods, chrome, food, entertainment and more.

Open 8AM to 8PM. Info: 386.253.2453.

290 North Beach Street, Daytona Beach.

Biketoberfest® at Ponce de Leon Inlet Lighthouse -Oct 13, 2011 - Oct 16, 2011 12 noon - 2 p.m. Ponce de Leon Inlet Lighthouse 4931 S. Peninsula Dr., Ponce Inlet. See turn-of-the-century household items at the Artifact table, talk with the lighthouse keeper in his office, and listeen to a crystal radio at the top of the lighthouse. Included with regular admission. $5 for adults 12 and older and $1.50 for children. (386) 761-1821. www.ponceinlet.org

Second Avenue Merchants Association Oct 13, 2011 - Oct 16, 2011 Welcoming bikers to this historic location for decades. Join our area merchants for DJ's, vendors, unique food, BBQ, lots of fun. Info: 866.605.4276.

Mary McLeod Bethune Blvd. and Daisy Stocking Park - West of Ridgewood Avenue and Walnut Street. Historic District, Daytona Beach.

Capt's Tavern Oct 13, 2011 - Oct 16, 2011 Live entertainment including Tammy Diddley (Bo Diddley's daughter!), good food, drinks, apparel, cigars, photography. Drive-thru photo booth. Outside games, beer garden. Drawings and giveaways. 115 Main Street, Daytona Beach, FL. 386-256-4945.

B.F.F.A.R. (Bikers for First Amendment Rights) NEW location Oct 13, 2011 - Oct 16, 2011 Come check out the NEW location at 745 Ridgewood Avenue, Holly Hill!

Live entertainment, BBQ, bike wash and secure motorcycle parking. Info: 386.253.3993.

Miller's Custom Parts Oct 13, 2011 - Oct 16, 2011 Welcoming bikers for years, stop by for our exclusive specials, exhaust installation, Metzeler tire specials, Memphis shades and lots of vendors. Info: 386.761.0858. 1863 South Ridgewood Avenue, South Daytona 7th Annual Motorcycle Swap Meet Extravaganza & Bike Show Oct 13, 2011 - Oct 16, 2011 7th Annual Motorcycle Swap Meet Extravaganza & Bike ShowThur. October 13th-Sun. October 16th. Come be a part of Biketoberfest history at Daytona's Largest Motorcycle Swap Meet.

Located at the Volusia County Fairgrounds, 3150 E New York Ave. Deland FL 32724. Buy-Sell-Trade, 9am-5pm rain or shine. Don't miss our bike shows, Thur. Fastlanes Chopper Show, Fri. Side Car & Trike Show, Sat. Antique Bike Show. Cash and trophies awarded! Free Registration from 12:00 - 2:30, Judging @ 3:00pm. Cold Beer-Great Food- Live Music, call Troy Rentz 386-801-1810, or visit us online @ www.fastlanedaytona. com MG on the Halifax - Gateway to the Loop! - Oct 13, 2011 - Oct 16, 2011 MG on the Halifax - Gateway to the Loop ... Ride on in and see us at the MG. 10am until 6pm each day. Free bottles of water, Loop maps, giveaways and hors d'oeuvres by Noah's Market .

Refreshments from 11am until 3pm. Located at 241 Riverside Drive Holly Hill, FL 32117. Also come visit us at Destination Daytona for a chance to win a Bike Week 2012 stay. 386-310-1337. www. mgonthehalifax.com

Limpnickie Lot Oct 13, 2011 - Oct 16, 2011 Fabricators and motorcycle builders, parts, vendors, swap meet, art show, horseshoe pit, entertainment and food each day. Limpnickie trailer and Nash motorcycles. Stone Edge Skate Park, 1848 S. Ridgewood Ave., South Daytona, FL 32119. 386-761-1123.

Roar Motorcycles Oct 13, 2011 - Oct 15, 2011 Open daily. 897 Bellevue Ave., Daytona Beach. Motorcycles and accessories and clothing designed exclusively for women. (386) 255-7527.

Biketoberfest® in Riverfront Park Oct 13, 2011 - Oct 16, 2011 Riverfront Park is one of the hot spots during the event. Home of the Harley pin stop! Live music daily. Food court, bike builders, vendor village with names like Geico, Progressive, Indian, Motor Trike, Mountain Boss Hoss, Custom Works. Info: 407.721.9110.

North Beach Street across from HarleyDavidson.

Willie's Tropical Tattoo Old School Chopper Show Oct 13, 2011 Willie's Tropical Tattoo Old School Bike Show and Chopper Time Show, noon to 4 pm, Beers, bands and the world's coolest bikes. 825 S. Yonge St. (US Highway 1), Ormond Beach. 386-672-1888 Broken Spoke Saloon Oct 13, 2011 - Oct 16, 2011 Fun, games, contests every day and more. Catch this great entertainment: Whole Lotta Zeppelin, Joe Santana, Freeway, Tri-Maris, Stellar Junction, World Famous Trans Ams. Jack Schit hosting daily. . 151 North U.S. Hwy. 1, Ormond Beach Boot Hill Saloon Oct 13, 2011 - Oct 16, 2011 Boot Hill Saloon, Daytona Beach "You're better off here than across the street", come and see why. Join our great staff and experience the "Boot" your way. Live entertainment, vendors, contests and lots of fun daily. Pick up a famous Boot Hill t-shirt or bumper sticker. Info: 386.258.9506

Lora Lynne's Weddings Oct 13, 2011 - Oct 16, 2011 Intimate Biketoberfest(R) Wedding Ceremony with the beautiful Atlantic Ocean as your backdrop. Choose from two beautiful wedding packages: Intimate Ocean or Tropical Torches. Make your Biketoberfest(R) life changing. Call for package information and price. Info: 386.310.7632.

JJ Fins Oct 13, 2011 - Oct 16, 2011 The best party in town ~ all day every day! With live entertainment, prizes and giveaways daily. Party starts at 11AM. Info: 386.428.6523. 1889 State Road 44, New Smyrna Beach.

Inlet Harbor Restaurant Oct 13, 2011 - Oct 16, 2011 Welcome Bikers! Bobby Friss LIVE every night during Biketoberfest®. (386)7675590. 133 Inlet Harbor Road, Ponce Inlet.

Photography on The Loop Oct 13, 2011 - Oct 16, 2011 Want to have a photo on your bike on The Loop? Look for photographer Don Howard between High Bridge and Walter Boardman Lane everyday weather permitting from 10 am - 5 pm.

Call ahead at 386-299-7183.

Destination Daytona featuring Bruce Rossmeyer's Daytona Harley-Davidson Oct 13, 2011 - Oct 16, 2011 More vendors than anywhere else during Biketoberfest®. On-site expo, live entertainment, retail shops, hotel, restaurants, bars, contests and tons of fun! While there, stop by the official CVB Visitor Information Center to pickup your Biketoberfest® posters and guides. Info: 386.671.7100. 1637 North U.S. Hwy. 1, Ormond Beach.

Iron Horse Saloon Oct 13, 2011 - Oct 16, 2011 Live music, vendors and more. Info: 386.677.1550. 1068 North U.S. Hwy.1, Ormond Beach.

Historic Pinewood Cemetery - Zangi Grotto Oct 13, 2011 - Oct 16, 2011 Across the street from the famous Boot Hill Saloon, you're "Deader Off Here Than Across the Street." Buy a Pinewood Cemetery t-shirt or take a tour of the historic cemetery for charity.

Area information and cold water available. Info: 386.255.6171. Corner of Main Street and Peninsula Drive. Beachside, Daytona Beach.

Fall Cycle Scene at Daytona International Speedway - Oct 13, 2011 - Oct 16, 2011 Daytona International Speedway, 1801 W. International Speedway Blvd., Daytona Beach. From FREE demo rides on the latest and greatest motorcycles to a bikini contest and exciting motorcycle racing on the high banks, you'll find plenty to see and do at Daytona International Speedway. 1-800-PITSHOP. www.daytonainternationalspeedway. com

BMW Ducati Triumph of Daytona Oct 13, 2011 - Oct 16, 2011 Factory demo truck and demo rides.

Motorcycle parts and apparel. 8:30AM to 5:30PM. Info: (386)257-2269 or 1-888-219-4219. 118 East Fairview Avenue Avenue, Daytona Beach.

Racing's North Turn First Annual Riding for Autism!

Oct 14, 2011 - Oct 15, 2011 Poker Run for Autism Speaks. Time: 11 am - 4:30 pm. Join in supporting Team Monster Marchers and Volusia County's first Walk Now For Autism Speaks. All proceeds will go to Autism Speaks.

Racing's North Turn is located at 4511 S. Atlantic Ave., Ponce Inlet, FL. Contact: Desiree at 386-299-4177 or Michelle at 386-689-6716.

Blessing of Bikes and Biker-Bash Oct 14, 2011 Blessing of Bikes and Biker-Beach, presented by Moose Riders of Halifax River Moose Lodge #2516, 933 Beville Rd., South Daytona. Guests Welcome! Social quarters open at 11 am. Festivities from noon until ??? Music and fun, food and beverages for a nominal donation.

Blessing at 1 pm. Karaoke at 7 pm.

Information: 386-760-2556.

Boardwalk Classic Bike Show Oct 14, 2011 All bikes welcome! Registration is between 8am and 11am, and the show hours are from 11am till 4pm, with cash prizes of $500 and trophies given out at 4:30pm Blue Grotto Custom Bike Show Oct 14, 2011 Custom Bike Show at Blue Grotto. Times TBA. 125 Basin Street - Daytona Beach, FL - 386-255-6477 Bike Blessing - Oct 15, 2011 6 p.m. Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church, 201 University Blvd,. Daytona Beach.Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church will have a Biketoberfest blessing for all bikes and drivers. It will take place in the parking lot following the 6PM Mass on Saturday, October 15th.

All are welcome to attend - please come join us.

Blue Oyster Cult concert at Destination Daytona - Oct 15, 2011 FREE Concert by Blue Oyster Cult at Bruce Rossmeyer's Destination Daytona on Saturday, October 15th.

Sponsored by Geico Insurance and Beg4It Entertainment Group at The Coca-Cola Pavilion located at Destination Daytona and Bruce Rossmeyer's Daytona Harley-Davidson1637 N US Hwy. 1 Ormond Beach, FL 32174 386.671.7100 www.brucerossmeyer. comShow Details:BLUE OYSTER CULT with special guests: Cadillac Creeps; Hornit; Aunt Stella's Ashes; Luna DementiaGates: 5pm; Show Starts at 6:30pm All Ages Cost of show: FREE 19th Annual Rat's Hole Ride-In Bike Show - Oct 15, 2011 Back at Daytona Lagoon! $10 admission. 601 Earl Street, Daytona Beach.

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A blonde was shopping at Target and came across a shiny silver thermos. She was quite fascinated by it, so she picked it up and took it to the clerk to ask what it was.

The clerk said, ‘Why, that’s a thermos..... It keeps hot things hot, And cold things cold.’

‘Wow, said the blonde, ‘that’s amazing.....I’m going to buy it!’ So she bought the thermos and took it to work the next day.

Her boss saw it on her desk. ‘What’s that,’ he asked?

‘Why, that’s a thermos..... It keeps hot things hot and cold things cold,’ she replied..

Her boss inquired, ‘What do you have in it?’

The blond replied......’ Two popsicles & some coffee.’ ************************** ***********

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A couple decides to go to a Chinese restaurant for dinner. They get seated look at the menu and decide to try the “Chicken Surprise” The waiter comes over takes their order and a bit later returns and places a cast iron pot on the table. As the wife starts to take the lid off it begins to rise slightly and she briefly sees two beady eyes looking around before she slams the lid down.

‘Good grief, did you see that?’ she asks her husband. He hasn’t, so she asks him to look in the pot. He reaches for it and again the lid rises, and he sees two little eyes looking around before it slams down.

Rather perturbed, he calls the waiter over, explains what is happening, and demands an explanation.

‘Please sir,’ says the waiter, ‘what you order?’ The husband replies, ‘Chicken Surprise.’

‘Ah! So sorry,’ says the waiter, ‘I bring you “Peeking Duck”.

A man was dining alone in a fancy restaurant and there was a gorgeous redhead sitting at the next table. He had been checking her out since he sat down, but lacked the nerve to talk with her.

Suddenly she sneezed, and a glass eye came flying out of its socket towards the man. He reflexively reached out, grabbed it out of the air, and handed it back.

‘Oh my, I am so sorry,’ the woman said, as she popped her eye back in place. ‘Let me buy your dinner to make it up to you.’

They enjoyed a wonderful dinner together, and afterwards they went to the theatre followed by drinks. They talked, they laughed, she shared her deepest dreams and he shared his. She listened to him with interest. After paying for everything, she asked him if he would like to come to her place for a nightcap and stay for breakfast. They had a very intimate and wonderful time.

The next morning, she cooked a gourmet meal with all the trimmings. The guy was amazed. Everything had been so incredible!

‘You know,’ he said, ‘you are the perfect woman.. Are you this nice to every guy you meet?’

‘No,’ she replies. .. .....’You just happened to catch my eye!” ********************************************

An Florida Gators football fan and a Tennessee football fan, fighting side-byside, were captured during World War II and sentenced to die by firing squad. The enemy commander asked the Tennessee fan if he had any last requests. The Tennessee said, “I want to hear Rocky Top one last time.”

ROCK AND ROLL CLASSICS RETITLED FOR SENIORS 1. Bobby Darin – “Splish, Splash I Was Havin’ A Hot Flash” 2. James Brown – “Papa’s Got A Brand New Denture” 3. Herman’s Hermits – “Mrs. Brown You’ve Got A Lovely Walker” 4. Lionel Ritchie – “Once, Twice, Three Times The Bathroom” 5. Elvis Presley – “That’s When Your Heartburn Begins”

6. Procul Harum – “A Whiter Shade of Hair” 7. The Drifters – “This Magic Blue Pill” 8. Rolling Stones – “I Can’t Get No Erection.” ********************************************

A guy and his wife, who hadn’t got along for years were sitting at a table at her high school reunion, and she kept staring at a drunken man swigging his drink as he sat all by himself at a nearby table.

The husband asked her, “Do you know Then the Gator fan was then asked if that guy?” he had any last requests and he replied,. “Yes, “Yes”, she sighed, “He’s my old boyfriend. shoot me first!” ******************************************** I understand he took to drinking right after we broke up all those many years ago, and I A football coach walked into the locker room hear that he hasn’t been sober since.” before a game, looked over to his star player and said, "I'm not supposed to let you play “My God!” the husband said, “Who since you failed math, but we need you in would think a person could go on celebrating there. So what I have to do is ask you a math that long?” question, and if you get it right, you can play." The husband suffering from a broken The player agreed, and the coach looked into his eyes intently and asks, "Okay, now concen- jaw and concussion should be released from the hospital by the end of the week! trate... what is two plus two?"

The player thought for a moment and then he answered, "4?"

"Did you say 4?!?" the coach exclaimed, excited that he got it right. At that, all the other players on the team began screaming, "Come on coach, give him another chance!"

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