A Chopper for a Cause

June 5th, 2009 Comments Off Posted in Articles

Written by astrid bidanec

The well known, six-women crew, Chopper Chicks, built another one-of-a-kind chopper donated by Biker’s Choice, the Today Show Chopper, at the Rockefeller Center in New York City on July 21, 2007. The event was broadcast live on national TV on the Today Show in front of a local audience of fans and supporters.

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Geico and Partners to Auction ‘geico Chopper’

June 5th, 2009 Comments Off Posted in Articles

Written by Phil Davies

CHEVY CHASE, Md., Sept. 18, 2007 – The GEICO Chopper – built by nationally-known motorcycle builder Rick Big Rick Hoffman and which is now on tour across the country – will be auctioned off online to benefit a number of children’s charities Oct. 22 – Nov. 1.
GEICO, along with PNC Bank and PricewaterhouseCoopers, last year created Bikers for Tykes family fun fairs to raise funds for NIH Children’s Charities, Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Washington, Children’s Hospital of the Kings’ Daughters in Virginia Beach and Big Brothers & Big Sisters of Tucson, Az.
Bikers for Tykes planners this year added the ‘GEICO Chopper’ online auction to the fund-raising efforts. Other items to be at auction on eBay are sports packages for the Super Bowl, the U.S. Open Tennis tournament, and NASCAR.
To view all the items on auction, go to www.ebay.com/geico.
The GEICO Chopper was unveiled at the Berkshire Hathaway annual meeting in Omaha, Neb., during the spring and has been on tour throughout the United States at various rider events.
Bikers for Tykes family fun fairs are scheduled in the fall as follows:
‧ Tucson, Ariz.: Saturday, Oct. 6.
‧ Chevy Chase, Md.: Saturday, Oct. 13.
‧ Virginia Beach, Va.: Saturday, Oct. 27.

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The Top 3 Motorcycle Rallies

June 2nd, 2009 Comments Off Posted in Articles

Written by Justin Stewart

Motorcycle Rallies have long since been tradition in biker circles. Some motorcycle rallies last for a week or longer, some are just for the weekend. Some bikers look forward to motorcycle rallies all year long. So which motorcycle rallies are the best?

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Bikers Give Back Through Charitable Work

June 1st, 2009 Comments Off Posted in Articles

Written by Christine Harrell

Although sometimes the public forgets, riders of Harley-Davidson’s and other motorcycles are people too. We have the same concerns and needs as anyone else and the same desire to help those less fortunate. There are dozens of biker-sponsored charities out there including the few mentioned here.

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Donating Your Motorcycle to Charity

June 1st, 2009 Comments Off Posted in Articles

Written by Ken Durik

If Santa left you a shiny new bike under the tree this year, or if you’re taking advantage of some of the great sales going on right now, you may want to think about the benefits of donating your old motorcycle to charity.  

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Motorcycle Sport Hits Bingo Jackpot!

May 30th, 2009 Comments Off Posted in Articles

Written by Adam Singleton

Grass roots motorcycle sport is to benefit directly from the proceeds of Bingo-Lotto; a brand new weekly TV game to be broadcast on digital TV, according to the sport’s governing body.

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Why Become A Motorcycle Fanatic?

May 29th, 2009 Comments Off Posted in Articles

Written by Craig Rad

The motorcycle is, from many years, a widespread vehicle, designed for many purposes, such as urban traffic, racing, long distance travel or sport. The first motorcycles were built by Wilhelm Maybach and Gottlieb Daimler, in 1885, in Stuttgart, Germany. It was petroleum powered motorized bicycle. In 1867, Sylvester Howard Roper, from Massachusetts, designed a vehicle on two wheels and a steam propulsion, and presented it at fairs.

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Rainbow Rampage, the World’s First Gay Motorsport, Partners With Stonewall a Leader in Lgbt Advocacy

May 28th, 2009 Comments Off Posted in Articles

Written by Postmaster

7th May 2008: Budapest, Hungary. Chennai Event Management Services (CEMS) has a history of working with grassroots charities in India, Africa and Eastern Europe but with the launch of the Rainbow Rampage event organizers knew they’d need to find a unique partner with a track record for positive social change. Founded in 1989, Stonewall has become an international leader in LGBT advocacy actively assisting in the passing of major legislation to pass equality, civil partnership and adoption rights. Together we aim to further broadcast the tremendous good work they are doing with donations from participants and visibility during the event that passes through Europe’s greatest cities; Paris, Amsterdam, Hamburg, Berlin, Prague Vienna and Budapest. The Rainbow Rampage may be billed as, The Ultimate Gay Party but lead organizer Guy Zucker hopes that as participants travel through Europe the rainbow of gay identities, personality and style will be an exciting way to make new friends and promote a positive message about LGBT people across the continent. Stonewall will provide valuable assistance in organizing, promoting and supporting these goals through their local UK network of offices and volunteers. Learn more about racing, sponsoring or contributing to the Rainbow Rampage and Stonewall by visiting: http://rainbowrampage.com/charity.php

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Riverside Motorcross Park to be Closed!

May 21st, 2009 Comments Off Posted in Articles

Written by Emily Randall

Motocross enthusiasts from Riverside MX track in Dartford, may be forced to switch off their engines indefinitely if an application to extend the term of the lease is denied.

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Tips For Motorcyle Buyers

May 21st, 2009 Comments Off Posted in Articles

Written by Craig Rad

Social motorcyclist organizations are organized n specific models or geographically. Some motorcycle organizations raise money for charity holding large rallies all over the word. People choose a motorcycle for a variety of reasons; the main reason is that motorcycles are a cost-effective solution to expensive public transport, help people to avoid the effects of congestion in big cities and allows bikers to use the space between cars to move through slow traffic.

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