I can understand the light attendance of motorcycles at this year’s annual Indian River Rumble. Even though some of my friends did ride up, they came up after the morning showers. Most of the car guys have bikes and vice versa, but it was pouring when I walked out my door and half of the drive up. That was the bad news. Those who might have stayed home missed a hell of a gathering, and it didn’t seem like many missed it.
We could not have done it without all our volunteers and supporters. Big thank you to all of you! We had a approx. 150 bikes on the run, and many at the end. Thank you to Brevard Sheriff Department for getting us there safe and sound. As always, Legion post 117 came through with the parking, food, and their continued support of The Bin.
There is so many to thank, but I don’t want to leave anyone out. So, THANK YOU TO EACH AND EVERY ONE OF YOU!! From The Bin!!
Bikers In Need staff and board.
I remember last year , at this event, it had to be run between rain showers…not so this past May 14th…weather was beautiful…just like a bunch of the ladies scootin’ around at the WMC Melbourne grounds on Lincoln Dr.
They were able to run every planned event: slo-race, plank ride, barrel roll, and of course, the wienie bite. Lots of tasty food, plenty to drink, live bands, AND, the presentation of award citations for many clubs and individuals present.
The crowd certainly welcomed the large sun canopies shadowing the picnic tables, and of course, the pleasant air conditioned clubhouse, and a very pretty bar-maid…oh yeah…!!!
OSB would like to thank Robin Bailey for her assistance with the camera work. Come to think of it…I believe she won a prize in the bike judging!!! All in all…a FUN day.
Thanks to all the South Brevard Brothers…the Melbourne Mob…for making us feel welcome…stay tuned…there’ll be more…
Miserable George
ValGal & Robin….
In Memory of Tom
Mike’s 1955 Ford F-100
Rally for Hope Car and Bike Show
the central meeting point being Legion Post 359, on US#1 in Port St. John. Big Daddy’s Rock Band was wailing away, as only HE can. There was some fabulous food available, and I’m happy to say, the riders cleaned it all up…every morsel…!!!
Lots of refreshment at the Tiki Bar out back too, as well as dancing to the strains of Big Daddy’s Band. Later, an auction, and 50/50…half of which was donated back for the cause!! I tell ya…I had a ball, and, I don’t even drink!!! Made a few new friends too…really!!! Always a fabulous time at 359…the “Biker’s Legion”…
Miserable George
For those of you (like me) who bitch about the studio shots and the factory customs, you are gonna love this one. They can have all the shiny crap that they want. This is my dream bike.
Anyway, enjoy and remember that no matter how much somebody rubs a shiny new bike, Ain’t no genie gonna pop out!
Ride Safe
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