Jan
20
2011
20
2011
2nd Annual Matthew Dominguez Benefit Ride
This ride is in honor of a brave young boy who battled cancer at such a young age. All proceeds will benefit the Matthew Dominguez Memorial Fund, which in return will help out Christus Santa Rosa Hospital, where he was treated, and The Ronald McDonald House. The goal is to keep Matt’s memory alive and to help other children and families in need who are struggling with cancer. For more information please visit www.grueneharley.com or email grueneharley@yahoo.com
This day will be a memorial day for our son, brother & friend Matt. We will celebrate his life and honor a heroic little boy who battled cancer at such a young age.
Schedule of Ride
10:00-11:15 AM- Javelina Harley Davidson Boerne, Tx
12:00- 1:30 PM- WB Saloon & Cycles Blanco, Tx
3:00- 4:30 PM- Gruene Harley Davidson Gruene,Tx
5:30- 12:00 AM- Josabi’s Helotes,Tx
Check out the ride’s facebook page by clicking on the photo or for more info you can e-mail grueneharley@yahoo.com
Dec
15
2010
15
2010
Adopt a Hero for Christmas 5th Annual Ride to BAMC
Join us for an unforgettable Christmas adventure
Saturday December 18, 2010 at la Madeleine
23322 Mercantile Pkwy, Katy TX 77449
(Grand Parkway just North of I-10)
Adopt a Hero for Christmas is a charity comprised of people who honor and support America’s Wounded Soldie
rs and their Families who have sacrificed so much to protect our nation and ensure our freedom.
Our mission is to bring the Joy of Christmas to our Heroes and their Families. We collect Christmas gifts and needed items for
our Wounded Soldiers and their Families at the Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio, Texas.
We deliver these gifts to our Heroes during Christmas and we visit with them.
For more information on the ride, please click on the photo .
Content and photos Courtsey of Adopt a Hero for Christmas.
Dec
10
2010
10
2010
Northeast Riders MC Toy Run
The Northeast Rider MC will be heading out with their red saddle bags filled with toy for their Toy Ride this comming Sunday in PA. For more information on the ride as well as on the group, please click here!
Photo courtsey of http://northeastridersmc.com
Nov
04
2009
04
2009
Old Bike Barn – Message from OldBikeBarn.com
Message from OldBikeBarn.com
From The Bear – President & Founder – Old Bike Barn [OldBikeBarn.com] Motorcycle Parts
Some important changes at Old Bike Barn that I wanted to take a moment to reach out to you and let you know about. As you know we are a family run outfit, but we do our best to keep up with the technological changes. I hate hearing that a customer waited for parts, service or a response for longer than they should. I have put in place some measures and policies that will serve you better and address these issues.
Keep it between the ditches and the shiny side up!
Yours Truly,
The Bear
OldBikeBarn.com
1 (888) 851-5559
So here are some of the changes:
- Improved phone coverage with 24/7 reachability, and when no rep is available you need not waste your day on hold – Leave a message and ALL CALLS will be returned by the end of biz the following day! Toll-Free 1 (888) 851-5559 Old Bike Barn
- New, improved, web site with improved search by bike features, as well as the ability to park your bike in the “Your Old Bike Barn Garage” to refer back to at a later time and see all the parts for your machine(s) in one spot.
- Used parts: a vast selection of used parts are now available and in stock, or if we don’t have it we can try to get it through our network of over 200 yards nationwide.
Thanks for reading folks.
We at the Old Bike Barn family are here for you, and your modern or vintage bike
New Website Features
A new and Improved Search by Bike Model that allows you to search by brand, year, model. Drill right down into all the items that fit your bike model(s)
Once you’ve gotten to your bike model. When you’re logged in, you can “Park In My Garage” A new great Saved Bike model feature which allows you to add your bikes to
your garage and get notifications of discounts, or just quickly load your bike model listings to find parts in no time.
Jun
04
2009
04
2009
Take Your Old Vintage Bike Out Of The Barn
by William Sidney for Old Bike Barn
Trying to find Motorcycles Parts Especially vintage Japanese and European motorcycles can make the task of rebuilding or restoring one of these bikes practically impossible…
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Apr
20
2009
20
2009
Ride-to-Work Day
The next Ride to Work Day is MONDAY, JUNE 15, 2009.
US – This year’s 18th commuting demonstration event, to be held on Monday June 15, is expected to double the number of riders on the road, according to Ride to Work, a non-profit advocacy organization.
According to the United States Census Bureau and the Department of Transportation, over 80 million cars and light trucks are used for daily commuting on American roads, and about 200,000 motorcycles and scooters are a regular part of this mix. On Ride To Work Day, the practical side of riding becomes more visible as a larger number of America’s 8 million cycles and scooters are ridden to work.
“Riding to work on this day shows the positive value of motorcycles and scooters for transportation. For several hundred thousand commuters, riding is an economical, efficient and socially responsible form of mobility that saves energy, helps the environment and provides a broad range of other public benefits,” states Andy Goldfine, the event organizer. Motorcycle and scooter clubs and organizations in many countries encourage their members to ride to work on this day.
Ride to Work Day shows how riding makes parking easier and help traffic flow better. Motorcycles and scooters consume less resources per mile than automobiles, and they take up less space in parking areas and on roads. Riders seek employer support for this form of transportation, and increased government and public awareness about riding’s many benefits.
More information about Ride to Work Day can be found here.
Source: www.powersportsnetwork.com
Apr
07
2009
07
2009
Shoutout to the Motorycle Safety Foundation
The Motorcycle Safety Foundation is a national not-for-profit organization that promotes safe riding, by distributing tutorials and courses. Their website features a wide variety of cool free videos and literature for both beginer and more seasoned riders. They also post publications aimed to educate non-motorcylists to help increase safety on the road, such as the “Ten Things All Car & Truck Drivers Should Know About Motorcycles”
The MSF lists their mission statement on their website, saying their intention is “To make motorcycling safer and more enjoyable by ensuring access to lifelong quality education and training for current and prospective riders, and by advocating a safer riding environment.”
Check out they have to offer, and link any newer riders you know to their site.
