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Experience the open road, fantastic scenery, great people to ride your street

 bike with, and the opportunity for end of year awards.

 

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2013 Rolling Thunder Update / Details
 

District 7 2013 Road Riding Tours

Russ Fleming has gracefully invited others to join him on the following rides.

 

March 23-24 COG Crab Cake Ride

 

April 14 Kawasaki C14 Riders and Friends Ride

 

April 28 Sport Touring Camaraderie Ride Winchester VA

 

June 2 Paul Anderson Ride Arundel Mills to Deale MD.

 

June 21-23 Bowies Ride * Details TBA

 

July 13 Sport Touring Camaraderie Ride Moonlight Ride * Details TBA

 

August 18 Sport Touring Camaraderie Ride Carlisle PA

 

October 13 Kawasaki C14 Riders and Friends Ride

 

November 8-10 COG Brrr Ride * Details TBA

Yes, Harley Sportster Backflip

 

M.A.V. Donation Letter

M.A.V. United Way Letter

 

How do you compete in road riding competition? 

 

First, you join the AMA and District 7 and receive a competition card that has your name and number on it. 

Second, at DESIGNATED (*) road riding events register under your class of competition that you are riding. Examples: solo 

rider, buddy rider, passenger. At this time you are awarded 10 points. At the completion of the ride you are awarded

 10 more points. Then there are points awarded for placing from 5 to 1 point. When the riding season is over points are 

totaled and from the ten best finishes, the person with the most points wins their riding class.

The awards Banquet at the end of the riding season is to recognize those people who have placed according to each class.

 

Poker Runs and Lime Runs are the most popular road riding activities. They require no special equipment or extraordinary skills. 

All that  is required is a street legal motorcycle and a license to ride. Go to an event and sign up for the ride. After the sign in there is usually a drivers meeting to hand out route sheets and to directions to those who have never been on a lime run and to talk

 about any points of interest along the route. The route can take you through some pretty countryside where you can have

 check points or receive tokens that you turn in at the end to draw cards. Everyone draws a poker hand and the people

 who draw the best hand wins prizes. There are other kinds of rides such as quiz runs, observation runs, bingo runs, 

dice runs, scavenger hunts, and nostalgia runs. Sounds like a great idea to join up and have fun riding a motorcycle 

during a sanctioned event.


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