Saturday, May 7^th. Luzerne Co. Sheriff’s Dept. Benefit Ride for the Make a Wish Foundation.

Register at Mohegan Sun Arena (Exit 168 off I-81)

8AM to 11AM. Rain or Shine Event.

$10/Rider, $5/Passenger

Ride starts 11:30 Sharp !

50 Mile Escorted Ride: I-81 – Rt.309 – Rt.118 – Rt.29 – I-81 – Rt.309.

Ride ends at Plains Lion’s Pavilion with Live Music by Top Area Bands, Cash Food & Drink Bars, Door Prizes, Games, Raffles, More!

Saturday, May 7^th. Luzerne Co. Sheriff’s Dept. Benefit Ride for the Make a Wish Foundation.

Register at Mohegan Sun Arena (Exit 168 off I-81)

8AM to 11AM. Rain or Shine Event.

$10/Rider, $5/Passenger

Ride starts 11:30 Sharp !

50 Mile Escorted Ride: I-81 – Rt.309 – Rt.118 – Rt.29 – I-81 – Rt.309.

Ride ends at Plains Lion’s Pavilion with Live Music by Top Area Bands, Cash Food & Drink Bars, Door Prizes, Games, Raffles, More!

It's time to gear up for the 4th annual TRIKE FOR BEERS!

All proceeds will go towards the Biker Down Fund. Suggested donation per racer: $5.00

We will also have a donation bucket for anyone who wants to give more to the cause.  goal is to raise an average months rent for our bikers in need.

Instructions on RSVPing: Those that are riding and not racing will be our flaggers, meaning, you and your bike will be along the race route flagging people down the route. Those drunk tricyclists get lost and sometimes cheat.

So when you RSVP please note if you are an escort or a racer. You can RSVP here.

We meet at Targy’s Tavern on the top of Queen Anne at 1pm. The race starts at 2:30pm. The race will start at 7th and Blaine.

Thanks all, and see ya on the hill!
http://trikeforbeers.com

About the race:

Our former fearless leader will be making the trek from N.C. to race her trusty, rusty trike. This year She (Elise) will be triking and drinking with y'all, So get your trike on and dawn a feather in your cap. If ya don't want to race/ride we could always use route peeps, flaggers and the bunch. See ya all at the starting line

Rules must fit in 36"x36" chalk outlined box, Must have 3 wheels . No motors. Use your creativity and see ya at the Races . Surprises are in store this year, as always!

The Seattle Trike Race was founded on little more than a dream to recreate the revenge of the nerds beer and trike race.

“It brings a tear to my eye - to think of all those yuppies standing on their manicured grounds watching a bunch of grown up juveniles race by.” - El Capitan - Trike for Beers Founder, Creator

So here we go again. The Spring 2011 Seattle Trike Race is on! May 15th, 1pm prefunk, 2:30 race.

Sunday, May 15^th. Register at American Legion Post 967, Annabelle St., Rt 415, Harvey’s Lake 10 AM to Noon. $15 Rider, $10 Passenger. 85 Mile Poconos Ride, stops at Spencer’s, Dushore Legion, Tombstone Inn. Returns to Post 967 for Food, Drinks, Games, Raffles, Live Music. Prizes for Top 3 Poker hands. Last Card drawn at 5 PM. Rain or Shine, Cars & Walk-ins Welcome. Proceeds Benefit Larry Lucarino Pavilion Fund.

For more information, go to www.alrpost967.com .

Ride the foothills of Kentucky and Tennessee and enjoy the view of the Cumberland River from your camp site. $40 gets you in if you pre-register, and includes a Friday night movie, Saturday lunch and steak dinner, as well as coffee and lemonade all weekend.

More information can be found at http://www.bmwmcon.org.

Whether you want a dual sport or sport touring ride, the Great River Road Rally has got it for you. $24 for the pre-registered, it includes two nights of camping, a Saturday dinner, hot showers, door prizes, and coffee and lemonade. Find out more on their website.

The Buckeye DualSporters will be presenting the Hanging Rock 200, a KTM National Dual Sport and AMA National Adventure Ride, in the scenic hills of southern Ohio. The ride will consist of two 100 mile days, Saturday and Sunday. These dates provide open woods visibility as the woods start to green out with the best temperatures for woods riding. Bring your bike, your camera and your friends for what could be the adventure of a lifetime.

For more information, visit the Kaeppners Woods website.

I've got a week off  late May and itching to ride. Got some ideas about great roads west central Oregon and north west California. Most are paved, maybe a little gravel, forest roads, guessing about 4 to 5 days, No camping this time of year! Have not decided exactly where to go yet. It will be directed by the weather! If anyone is interested drop me an e-mail. We could discuss the details. Yes this is a spur of the moment deal. Mushroom

Make plans to come to the Skagit Powersports party. Rides, seminars, food, and a chance to hang out with part of the AltRider team.

Arrive at 8am to sign up for the free dual sport ride -- you'll be back by noon to enjoy the seminars and meal.

Skagit Powersports is located at 1645 Walton Drive, Burlington, WA. For more information, about this event, check out their website at www.SkagitPowersports.com.

Three days of riding, door prizes, vendors, seminars and live entertainment. Camping, BBQ pork, and pancakes, too?

Just sign up at the BMW Motorcycle Owners of Alabama website and pay the $45 registration fee.