[seruzawa]

Anything is okay as long as it's "for the children"!

 

[iamz]

Wouldn't it be more efficient to just ride into the getto and hand over your $15 or $25 bucks directly to the children? Just a thought.

 

[49605]

Man, what a tough crowd... where's the love?

 

[nokneedragin]

Its a joke!

Third aisle on the left, past the NIMBY display case, then take the left fork at the rats a$$. About a half a damn down just on you right.

 

[nokneedragin]

before I get to flamed

Seriously, any reason to ride is a good one , and if you get a chance to help someone out, all the better.

So if you live in the area check it out.

 

[33129]

I hate to ride in those types of events. There are usually too many new riders on big Harleys who have little idea how to ride alone and can really cause havoc when in a crowd of a hundred or so. I wish you luck and I hope you raise money for some deserving kids. I'll give to the Red Cross or United Way and ride by myself. I do ride on one charity event each year but am scared to death riding with such an incompetent group of riders. I also ride in an off-road charity event that lasts about a week. There, I'm the crappy rider. I hope I don't scare too many others while I scare myself.

 

[seruzawa]

The love?



It's all on the helmet thread.

 

[39220]

It's in Neverland next to the Jesus Juice.

 

[Steven_Verschoor]

Ride the good ride, Kevin.

 

[pplassm]

This is the only charity ride I go to. After the start, we usually only see one or two people, especially in the the tough stuff. Like SRMark, I am usually the slow guy there.

http://www.mvtr.org/events/classic2005/classic2005.htm

 

[mscuddy]

Wow, now that looks like more fun anyway.

 

[33129]

That looks similar to the event I ride in. Slow is ok as long as you're smiling.