2017 S.N.H.O.G. Officers

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1 SOUTHERN NEVADA CHAPTER, INC #2735 ROAD CAPTAINS Robert Baldwin Jim Brown Dennis Crittenden Sandi Edge Roger Ellison Rex Derby Mark Hastie Karen Heriford Rod "Ducky" Heriford Jason Jenkins Jim "Speedo" Larson Dale Lea Glen Oelrich Ron Peterson Larry Preston Randy Roberts Dirk Smith Paul Smith Dick Wells - T Don Wilkins - T 2017 S.N.H.O.G. Officers Director Roddy Hopper Roddy@snhoglv.com Assistant Director Sal Sapien Sal@snhoglv.com Secretary Debbie Dartois Debbie@snhoglv.com Treasurer Kathy Roberts Kathy@snhoglv.com Dealer Representative Steve Ritchey dealerrep@snhoglv.com steve@snhoglv.com AMBASSADORS Beverly Muise-Madrid Editor Claudia Smith Activities Nancy DeViece Ladies of Harley Sonya Gale Membership Rolando Adriano Lead Photographer Chester McQuillin Mel Johanson Photographers Jay Gordon Merchandise Dan Jackson Jim Berry Jim Jones Lou Lorenzo Philippe Dartois Rodney Bank Sharon Derby Sharon Gordon Susy Hopper Wendy Smith Page 1

2 DIRECTOR S SADDLE Here we are half way through the year, this is the perfect riding time so get out and enjoy! Our weather is going to change and it will get hot. Plan for the hot weather by making sure you carry water and sun screen. We have a ton of great rides coming up in the next few months. Call and get your overnighters booked now before our rate goes back to seasonal rates. Overnighters are a good time to hang out with your chapter family and make new friends, also to see some great countryside. Be sure to track what is going on through our chapter website; you will find all the rides and chapter events that are coming up. Our Secretary does an excellent job blasting out the week s events to keep everyone informed, if you are not getting the blast let us know so we can ensure your address is correct. Our Editor also does a great job putting together the newsletter each month for your enjoyment. She is always looking for members to submit an article, it could be a ride you took or how you came to riding a Harley Davidson. As always our officers, Road Captains and Ambassadors do an outstanding job, and are here to serve you the Chapter! If you have questions or concerns you are welcome to contact any officer. Be Safe, Ride Safe! Director Roddy Suggestion Box Don t forget to bring all your wonderful suggestions and ideas to our next membership meeting which just happens to be our yearly picnic. Here is your chance to be heard! The suggestion box will be on a table at the park to collect all those wonderful ideas you have only sat around talking about. We will open the box at the All Officers meeting. If you won t be at the Picnic send your ideas to our address: Silver Eagle News Attn: Editor 5191 S. Las Vegas Blvd Las Vegas, NV I will place them in the box for you. I do accept s. beverly@snhoglv.com Page 2

3 ROAD CAPTAIN S NEWS June 2017! Yes, I said June!! I can t believe that 2017 is almost at the half way mark. I hope you are riding safe and having fun! It seems that the cold riding season was just upon us and now the Las Vegas hot season is creeping up on us fast. I would like to remind everyone of how we all need to be ready for all temperatures. I know sometimes we sound like a broken record, preaching about being prepared for all types of weather. I remember being ill prepared for a ride when there was a big drop in temperature from the mid-60s down to the low-30 s. Since that incident, I always carry extra layers and my heated gear. I was also caught in a heavy rain storm once without rain gear. Yes, only once. These were lessons learned. I have been on some rides where there were some riders ill-prepared for the change in weather and they paid the price. We only have two seasons here in Las Vegas, hot and dry and icy cold. Even so, we still need to keep our motorcycles packed for all 4 seasons. Water on all rides in all temperatures is a must. You can dehydrate in any type of weather. Remember to check the weather and road conditions of the route prior to starting a ride. I also recommend that you pack your ride with a wide variety of clothing for all types of weather. No matter what time of the year it is: winter, spring, summer, or fall, you should always be ready for all temperatures and weather conditions. SOME of us don t wipe down or clean our bikes as often as we should. I am guilty of this from time to time. The simple action of wiping down our bike may reveal a problem that we may have otherwise missed; a loose bolt, a broken wire, or even more serious-a crack in a vital section of the bike. I know that some of us leave the dirt on the bike as a testament of the miles we ride. The simple action of wiping the dust from our bikes may save us headaches down the road. Before every ride remember to TCLOCK your motorcycle. We all remember that from our basic rider safety course, right? Here is a refresher on TCLOCK. Check the following on your motorcycle before EVERY ride: T - Tires tread depth, pressure and wear. C - Controls levers, cables, throttle, brake controls front and rear. L - Lights brake lights, headlights, road lights, and turn signals. O - Oil engine oil and fuel level. C - Chassis check suspension, inspect drive belt, check front and rear shocks. K - Kickstand check for cracks, check spring tension, check center stand if applicable. The above list are the basics and not all inclusive. Please check your motorcycle prior to EVERY ride. When we prepare our motorcycles for a chapter ride, remember to make sure the fuel tank is full and your body is also refueled prior to the ride. Making sure your body is fueled before a ride is essential to staying alert and sharp on the ride. Hydration is also a major part of preparing your body for a ride. Even if we are doing a breakfast ride or a lunch ride, it would be a good idea to eat a little something prior to the ride. Do you remember the old commercial that said, Wheaties Breakfast of Champions? To be a champion you need to fuel your body prior to a work out or competition or in our case, before we ride. Also remember to get a good night s sleep before each ride. This will also help keep you sharp on the ride. As always, ride your own ride and keep the rubber side down. RIDE SAFE & HAVE FUN Roger Ellison Page 3

4 Southern Nevada H.O.G. June 2017 LVHD Las Vegas Harley Davidson S Las Vegas Blvd RRHD Red Rock Harley Davidson S Rainbow Blvd SILHC Silverton Hotel & Casino - I-15 South/Blue Diamond Road ABD Albertson's Shopping Center - Blue Diamond/Decatur ABC Albertson's Shopping Center - Boulder City ISK Iron Skillet - I-15 North/Speedway Exit ANW Albertson's Northwest - Farm Rd off US95/Durango Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat SUBJECT TO CHANGE Saints -n- Sinners Poker Run 9:00am RRHD Primary Board Meeting 6:00pm RRHD 7 8 Road Captain Meeting 6:00pm Blue Ox Mt. Charleston Scavenger Hunt 7:00am ANW General Membership PICNIC Lone Mtn/Durango 6:00pm Mt Crest Park All Officer Meeting 6:00pm Blue Ox Cottonwood Cove Brown Bag Breakfast 9:00am ABC Meet-n-Eat "Brio" Panguitch Balloon Festival 24 Panguitch Balloon Festival 25 Return from Panguitch 6:30pm Town Square Las Vegas Blvd Speedo's Mid-Week Ride 7:00am ISK 7:00am ISK 30 Page 4

5 HOG CALLS "Saints-n-Sinners Poker Run" - June 3rd - Saturday Registration: OPENS at 7:30am Briefing: 8:45 am Leave: 9:00 am Location: RRHD POKER HANDS $30/RIDER PRE-REGISTER AT: Saints & Sinners is a ride for the hard-core riders! We've had snow; we've had 120-degree heat! Nearly 400 miles of pure Poker Run Fun between our Red Rock location (Sinners!) and our Zion store in Washington, Utah (Saints!) Join us if you dare!!! Collector Pins for the first 200 Pre-Paid Riders! "Mt. Charleston Scavenger Hunt - June 11 - Sunday Hugs-n-Handshakes - 6am - 6:45am Briefing: 6:45am Leave: 7:00am Locations: ANW Join us as we head up to the cooler mountain air and have fun with a scavenger hunt sponsored by our LOH (Ladies of Harley) from our Chapter! General Membership Picnic - June 13th - Tuesday Hugs-n-Handshakes - 5:00pm - 6:00pm Time: 6:00 pm Location: Mt. Crest Park 4701 N Durango Las Vegas, NV (Lone Mtn/Durango) Every year the dealership sponsors a picnic in the park and they provide the meal and even come out to serve it to us! Join us here instead of the regular Dealership spot for this month s General Membership Meeting. "Cottonwood Cove Brown Bag Breakfast - June 17 - Saturday Hugs-n-Handshakes - 8am-8:45am Briefing: 8:45am Leave: 9:00am Location: ABC We will head over to Cottonwood Cove Marina for a brown bag breakfast. So, pack up your bagels and muffins and join us! This is a short ride there and back so we can return to town before it gets too hot. Reminder: ALL RIDES Are Alcohol Free!!! If you see one of our members enjoying adult beverages in our photos, it is either not a riding event, or in the event of an overnighter, we have reached our destination. Anyone found to be under the influence during a ride, that person will be asked not to ride and to remove themselves from the riding group. About this or for any questions or concerns about a ride contact our Lead Road Captain: Jim Speedo Larson leadroadcaptain@snhoglv.com Page 5

6 HOG CALLS Meet-n-Eat at Brio - June 21 - Wednesday Hugs-n-Handshakes - 5:30-6:30pm Seating: 6:30pm Location: Brio Tuscan Grill 6653 S Las Vegas BLVD Las Vegas, NV Las Vegas Blvd at Town Square Ride or drive to this event, either way join us as we all enjoy dinner together at Town Square. Afterwards, you can walk around, shop and enjoy the evening. Panguitch Utah Double Overnight - June 23rd-24th - Friday - Saturday Hugs-n-Handshakes - 6am-6:45am Briefing: 6:45 am Leave: 7:00 am Location: ISK Hotel Info: see the OVERNIGHT page in the newsletter This is a chapter favorite as we head up to the Utah Mountains to enjoy the Panguitch Hot Air Balloon Festival. We will leave on Friday morning so we can enjoy the Friday evening GLOW as the balloons will light up the downtown streets where you can walk around and see them up close. Then we will be there for the LIFT OFF early Saturday morning! What a site!! Even if you can't leave on Friday, book one night and join us for Saturday's evening of GLOW on the streets and Sunday LIFT OFF before we head back to Vegas. ** some members will ride up on Saturday for the night and return with the group on Sunday. It will not be a chapter directed ride, but it will leave at 7:00am from ISK on Sat June 24 in case anyone wants to ride together** "Speedo's Mid-Week Ride - June 29th - Thursday Hugs-n-Handshakes - 6am - 6:45am Briefing: 6:45am Leave: 7:00am Locations: ISK JOIN the mid-week riders as they venture outside the city somewhere fun and usually involving food! 10 COMMANDMENTS OF RIDING 1. Be on Time 6. Carry Your Own Gear 2. Be Prepared 7. Watch Where You Park 3. Give a Helping Hand 8. Be Rider Aware 4. Communicate Intentions 9. Have Fun 5. Think of Others 10. Ride Safe Page 6

7 Southern Nevada H.O.G. July 2017 LVHD Las Vegas Harley Davidson S Las Vegas Blvd RRHD Red Rock Harley Davidson S Rainbow Blvd SILHC Silverton Hotel & Casino - I-15 South/Blue Diamond Road ABD Albertson's Shopping Center - Blue Diamond/Decatur ABC Albertson's Shopping Center - Boulder City ISK Iron Skillet - I-15 North/Speedway Exit ANW Albertson's Northwest - Farm Rd off US95/Durango Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 SUBJECT TO CHANGE Muddy River 7:00am ISK Primary Meeting 6:00pm LVHD Road Captain Meeting 6:00pm Blue Ox Bikini Bike Wash 11-2pm RRHD Bowling Night at the Brooklyn Bowl TBD Pioneer Saloon Goodsprings 8:00am SILHC 16 SNHOG Group Photo 7:00am LV Sign General Membership Meeting 6:30pm LVHD NOP flag arrives Nation of Patriots Events with Flag at Nellis AFB Departure with the Flag To Williams AZ TBD Meet-n-Eat Blueberry Hill 6:30pm Flamingo/ Decatur Stoney's Country Dance Night 7:00pm 6111 S. LV Blvd Speedo's Mid-Week Ride 7:00am ABC Searchlight & Nipton Loop 7:00am ABC Page 7

8 HOG CALLS "Muddy River" - July 1st - Saturday Hugs-n-Handshakes: 6:00am - 6:45am Briefing: 6:45 am Leave: 7:00 am Location: ISK Taking a ride up north to the outskirts of town to Moapa valley area where we will stop for breakfast at Muddy River before heading back into town. Join us on a nice early ride before the heat arrives Bowling at the Brooklyn Bowl - July 8th - Saturday Time: TBD Locations: Brooklyn bowl on the Strip at the LINQ promenade Keep an eye out for more details as this event is still getting planned. It s a fun time for us all to get together in the evenings as the days get warmer. "Pioneer Saloon" Goodsprings - July 9th - Sunday Hugs-n-Handshakes - 7am -7:45am Briefing: 7:45am Leave: 8:00am Location: SILHC We are going to ride over to the FAMOUS and very popular saloon for breakfast. If you've never visited this place before it's a MUST for all bikers. You might even want to return some time for the afternoon and evening festivities that are usually going on daily. lol General Membership Picnic - July 11 - Tuesday Hugs-n-Handshakes - 5:30pm - 6:30pm Time: 6:30pm Location: LVHD Every year the dealership sponsors a picnic in the park and they provide the meal and even come out to serve it to us! Join us here instead of the regular Dealership spot for this month s General Membership Meeting. Nation of Patriot Event - Nellis AFB- July 12th - Wednesday This ride REQUIRES everyone to register with our base coordinator Bruce Murphy by June 26th to get the base clearance necessary for the group to enter the base. Please send the below information to Bruce at bmurphy_mrs@yahoo.com SEND IN TWO S: #1 1. Full Name 2. Address 3. City, State and Zip code 4. Phone number 5. address 6. Driver's License # 7. State issuing Driver's License #2 1. SS # 2. Date of Birth Page 8

9 HOG CALLS SNHOG Group Picture Sunday July 16th Hugs-n-Handshakes - 6:30am Location: Las Vegas Welcome Sign Dress Code: Chapter vest - over your street clothes of course.. ha ha ha just in case some of you might show up naked! ya never know with this group! We want as many members to be here as possible. NO bikes needed. Drive or ride. Just get to the Las Vegas Welcome sign by 6:30am. You can park at the LVHD and walk over if you want. MARK YOUR CALENDARS! Meet-n-Eat at Blueberry Hill - July 20th - Thursday Hugs-n-Handshakes- 5:30-6:30pm Seating: 6:30pm Location: Blueberry Hill Restaurant 4875 W Flamingo Rd (Flamingo/Decatur) (702) Ride or drive to this event, either way join us as we enjoy dinner together at Town Square. Afterwards, you can walk around and shop and enjoy the evening. Stoney's Country Bar and Dancing - July 22nd Saturday Time: 7:00pm Location: Stoney's at Town Square 6611 Las Vegas Blvd Next to the Theaters GET YOUR BOOTS AND HATS OUT!! Join us for a night of FUN!! This is just another fun evening event for everyone to get together. So ya ll come on out and enjoy a night of country music, dancing and laughter! Maybe we'll have a contest on the mechanical bull!! "Speedo's Mid-Week Ride - July 25th - Tuesday Hugs-n-Handshakes - 6am - 6:45am Briefing: 6:45am Leave: 7:00am Locations: ABC JOIN the mid-week riders as they venture outside the city somewhere fun and usually involving food! Searchlight - Nipton Loop - July 29th - Saturday Hugs-n-Handshakes - 6:00am- 6:45am Briefing: 6:45am Leave: 7:00am Location: ABC We will ride down to Searchlight then over through the small "ghost" town of Nipton, through some beautiful scenery of Joshua trees. Page 9

10 OVERNIGHTERS 2017 APRIL 22nd (1 night) Bishop, CA (This is also meet up with Northern NV HOG Chapter) HOTEL: Holiday Inn Express 636 N Main S Bishop, Ca RATE: $ tax /room 20 rooms blocked CODE: SNHOG BOOK BY: APRIL 1ST MAY (3 nights) "Hawgs-n-Horses" May 26th: Tulare, CA HOTEL: Best Western RATE: $107 + tax /room May 27th: Sonora, CA HOTEL: Heritage Inn 350 Washington St Sonora, Ca DD $ / King $ May 28th: Gardnerville NV HOTEL: Best Western RATE: tax = King tax = 2 Dbls GROUP CODE FOR ALL: SNHOG BOOK BY: MAY 1ST JUNE (2 nights) Panguitch, UT Balloon Festival HOTEL: Days Inn 180 E Center St Panguitch, UT RATE: $139.00/room CODE: SNHOG BOOK BY: May 15th JANUARY 28th (1 night) Yuma, AZ HOTEL: La Fuente Inn lafuenteinn.com 1513 E. 16 th Street Yuma, AZ FEBRUARY (2 nights) San Diego, CA HOTEL: Best Western Plus Hacienda - Old Town 4041 Harney St San Diego, CA MARCH 18th (1 night) Palm Springs, CA HOTEL: Vagabond Inn 1699 S Palm Canyon Palm Springs, CA RATE: $79.00 king $ queens Group Code: SNHOG RATE: $139 single//dbl+ tax Group Code: SNHOG RATE: $ / room + tax 5 King Rooms 15 Double Queens Group Code: SNHOG DEADLINE: Book by Jan 2 DEADLINE: Book by Jan 31 DEADLINE: Book by Mar 8 Page 10

11 OVERNIGHTERS 2017 JULY AUGUST (2 nights) Mammoth Lakes, CA HOTEL: Sierra Lodge 3540 Main St. Mammoth Lakes, CA RATE: King = $109 + tax 2 Queens = $129 + tax CODE: SNHOG BOOK BY Sept. 25th SEPTEMBER 2-4TH (2 nights) Four Corners CO-AZ-UT-NM HOTEL: Holiday Inn Express 2121 E Main St Cortez, CO RATE: $129.99/room CODE: SNHOG BOOK BY: July 15th SEPTEMBER 23rd (1 night) Torrey, UT HOTEL: Days Inn Capital Reef 825 E SR 24 Torrey, UT Fax: RATE: tax CODE: SNHOG BOOK BY: Sept 1st OCTOBER 21st (1 night) Winslow, AZ HOTEL: Best Western Plus 816 Transcon Lane Winslow AZ NOVEMBER (2 nights) Sedona, AZ (Williams/Grand Canyon) HOTEL: Sugar loaf Lodge 1870 W State Road 89A Sedona, AZ DECEMBER 2nd (1 night) Lake Havasu City, AZ "Annual Parade of Lights Boat Parade" HOTEL: Bridgewater Motel 101 London Bridge Lake Havasu City, AZ RATE: tax CODE: SNHOG RATE: Tax/night King with Twin bed Double Queen CODE: SNHOG RATE: TAX = $77.49 CODE: SNHOG BOOK BY: Oct 1st BOOK BY: Oct 28 ********************* BOOK ASAP ********************** Page 11

12 DID YOU EVER WONDER. Did you ever wonder how an Activities officers like Claudia, picked the hotels and blocked the rooms that we stay in for our overnighters. It is my hope in sharing this information with each and everyone of you that maybe more people will understand what takes place when an Activities officer blocks a set of rooms for us. Hopefully the information you receive here will also help you understand what she does to block those rooms and maybe to encourage you to COME RIDE WITH US on the next overnighter. When the overnighter hotels are booked it is with the members in mind. It is IMPARATIVE to make sure you have a decent place to shower, change, and rest after a fun day of riding and socializing with friends. It is also to be our central meeting place as to arrive at and to depart from. With all this in mind, certain criteria must be met. It is never the intent to book the most expensive place in town nor the cheapest. The Activities officers like Claudia have had to do a lot to book these rooms for all of us. I can only tell you what I have had to do while assisting her this year in setting up a block of rooms for Winslow AZ. First, I had to locate some of the names of the hotels in the area. I checked for some comforts of home like types of beds, refrigerators, microwave, blow driers, as well as a good parking area. All this while scoping out prices. I read the customer reviews and let me tell you, those can be entertaining at times. I looked for the mid-priced hotels, made my first call but they could not accommodate us, so I continued up the ladder of hotels until I found one that could accommodate most of our requests. I then negotiated the price of the room down as low as I could get them to go and we then did a contract for the block of rooms. Later, I found myself asking which way should I have gone with this deal. The budget hotel Rodeway Inn is $50.00 or the mid-rate hotel, Best Western which because of circumstances is on the higher end at $ The decision was made by asking myself, If this was for my friends and family, (which you are) where would you want them to stay? The decision was easy then, Best Western. Now you say you live on a tight budget and /or a fixed income like I do and you just can t afford the cost of Best Western. Don t let that stop you from riding with us. Shop around for that budget hotel, book it, and come ride with us. In booking a different hotel, that does come with some responsibilities on your part. We all must arrive at the host hotel and we all leave from there the next morning. You should make sure someone at the host hotel has your contact number so you can be informed of activities or changes that may occur. You need to make sure you know leave times for in the morning and arrive 15 minutes prior for briefing. Basically speaking, we just need to realize that our Activities officer works very hard to get the best deal for all of us. But if it still does not fit your budget, take on that responsibility and seek out that budget hotel, book it and COME RIDE WITH US. Be safe, have fun. Beverly Muise-Madrid Editor SNHOG Page 12

13 HAWGS AND HORSES. 4 DAY OVERNIGHTER DAY 1 DAY 2 DAY 3 DAY 4 Page 13

14 Hand Signals Taken from the SNHOG BY-LAWS 12. Hand Signals a. At all times, standard hand signals will be used for changing the group formation, all turns, lane changes, slowing and stopping. Turn signal lights will also be used at all times in conjunction with the designated hand signals. b. All hand signals will be relayed to the rear of the group to allow all riders to take appropriate precautionary measures, and be aware of the changes in speed and travel direction. c. The Group Leader will move as an individual to assume whatever maneuver or position that is required. d. The group will follow the Group Leader s direction as individuals, in a follow the leader approach, signaling and following the Group Leader when appropriate and safe. e. The following adopted hand signals are the standard signals to be used in group riding. Other hand signals may be developed and added as required. All riders and passengers are responsible for knowing the proper hand signals and passing them back to the riders behind them. Information taken from the chapter bylaws pages Page 14

15 FYI Taken from the SNHOG BY-LAWS 13. Touring Tips a. When approaching a tight curve, the rider on the outside of the curve should give room to the rider in the inside, should the curve be too tight to negotiate at the travel speed, to avoid excessive crowding and ensure safety of all riders. b. Always know the stopping power of your motorcycle. Take your motorcycle to a vacant parking lot and practice, practice, practice. c. ALWAYS keep the group tight without crowding each other to avoid allowing four wheel vehicles into the group. If the rider in front of you does not close up a gap, signal, then when safe, pass the rider and take position in front of them and close up the gap. d. Touring speeds will normally be at the posted speed limit, unless the posted limit is 75 MPH. On highways where the posted limit is 75 MPH, a touring speed of MPH will be maintained. e. NEVER ride in someone s blind spot. f. Contrary to what rumors say, you are NOT safe from lightning while riding your motorcycle. Find proper shelter as soon as possible if lightning is present. g. Always carry the Chapter Reference Card on your motorcycle and observe and maintain the Ten commandments of group riding. h. Come prepared to all Chapter activities with the Ride Safe and Have Fun attitude. 14. Safety Equipment a. All riders are responsible for ensuring that they have a well maintained motorcycle on rides. Riders should do a pre-ride check of all brake and turn signal lights, check all fluids and tires before leaving home. b. All group riders are encouraged to bring a well stocked tool kit to all Chapter rides. c. All group riders are encouraged to have a well maintained First Aid Kit on all Chapter rides. d. The Lead Road Captain or Group Leader will be responsible for bringing the following items on all Chapter rides: 1. Fully stocked First Aid Kit 2. Route maps 3. Run information 4. All proper release forms 5. Chapter reference cards 6. Member sign-in forms 7. Incident report forms 8. Cellular phone. If the Lead Road Captain or Group Leader does not have a cell phone, they will designate a member who does as the 911 caller. Page 15

16 Jeff Bassler 6/01 Ron Peterson 6/05 Norman Horn 6/06 Eric Wasielewski 6/12 Erika Watanabe 6/12 Ken Kochman 6/13 Steve "Sky" Schuyler 6/13 Bruce Murphy 6/15 Johanna Anderson 6/16 Rick Hamlin 6/18 Thomas Carver 6/20 Grace Cohan 6/20 Chuck Lennon 6/23 Roddey Hopper 6/24 Heinz Prokopidis 6/25 Randy Sanders 6/28 Page 16

17 Visit your Chapter s website at: You will be able to see all the pictures of our members at the meetings as well as the fun we had while out on our rides. You can also get the latest and greatest news about upcoming events. Silver Eagle News 5191 S. Las Vegas Blvd Las Vegas, NV Sponsoring Dealerships Las Vegas Harley-Davidson Red Rock Harley-Davidson Zion Harley-Davidson Don Andress, Owner Tim Cashman, Owner Disclaimer: Harley-Davidson Motor Company, National H.O.G., Las Vegas Harley-Davidson, Red Rock Harley-Davidson, Zion Harley-Davidson as Sponsoring Dealerships, Chapter Officers, and the Editor of this publication make no claims as to the accuracy and/or the opinions of the material contained herein. This newsletter is registered and belongs solely to Las Vegas Harley-Davidson as a Sponsoring Dealership, and H.O.G. All information and/or artwork contained in this newsletter is not to be reproduced or published in any form, or distributed for any reason without the approval of the Chapter Director and/or the sponsoring Dealerships. Editor s Information Beverly Muise-Madrid Phone: Beverly@snhoglv.com Please provide newsletter contributions by to the Editor, or in care of the Editor at the Chapter s Post Office address. All submissions are due no later than the Friday following the Road Captain s Meeting each month. Late submissions will be considered for the following month s publication, depending upon space and currency of the information. Please do not submit irreplaceable information or photographs. All materials become property of the SNHOG, and we do reserve the right to edit for length and content. Thank you, Beverly Muise-Madrid Let us dream of tomorrow where we can truly love from the soul, and know love as the ultimate truth at the heart of all creation. Advertise Your Business in the Newsletter! Members, You are welcomed and encouraged to advertise your own business or services in your newsletter, the Silver Eagle News. It happens to be the least expensive way known to man to get your business information out to hundreds of people each month! If you would like to advertise, the rates are as follows: $30 for 3 months (This is the minimum) $50 for 6 months $90 for 12 months. the Editor to secure a spot, then send two business cards and a check to the Chapter address, attention to the Editor. Page 17

18 For information about any SNHOG event, contact any Primary Officer, Ambassador, or view our website at Southern Nevada Harley Owners Group Chapter Membership Enrollment/Renewal Forms and Release Forms: S & WEBSITE We send out correspondence via regarding future events. So, please keep us updated with your most current address by sending it to: Visit your Chapter s website at H.O.G. Merchandise Pre-order your H.O.G. stuff from Jay@ jaybirdhd@aol.com Pick up your stuff at the next General Membership Meeting Note: If you are buying through the mail PLEASE include Postage. Name Patch $10 H.O.G. Emblem Zipper Pull $6 Name Tag $10 H.O.G. Wheel Zipper Pull $6 Small Chapter Rocker $15 Chapter Lapel Pin $15 Small H.O.G. Patch $15 Chapter Poker Chip Patch $5 Large Chapter Rocker $25 Chapter License Plate $10 Large H.O.G. Patch $25 Chapter Baseball Style Caps $20 Large Reflective Rocker $30 Large Reflective H.O.G. Patch $30 Event Photographs Photographs are such a great way to remember events in our lives. Our SNHOG Event Photo Gallery is also a great way to share the fun we have as a Chapter with friends, family and/or anyone who is skeptical about joining our Chapter. By browsing through our event photos for just a few minutes, anyone is able to quickly realize we ride and have fun all year round! Although Rolando Ariano, Chester McQuillan, Mel Johanson, and Sharon Gordon are our official Chapter Photographers, they are obviously not the only ones taking pictures at our events. If you have photos you would like to submit for the gallery, please them to photo@snhoglv.com and they ll get added to the gallery. The name and date of the event must be included in the . Be sure to visit our online Photo Gallery at Photographing, filming, recording, and videotaping of activities and events will be occurring at our events. By entering the H.O.G. event area, you irrevocably grant permission to the Harley-Davidson Motor Company and its agents to photograph, film, and/or videotape you and use (and authorize the use of) your name, image, likeness, voice, and/or biographical or other information in any and all media now known or hereinafter developed in perpetuity for any and all purposes. Page 18