From the Director s Saddle Greetings to My HOG Family,

S o u t h e r n N e v a d a C h a p t e r, I n c. # 2 7 3 5 From the Director s Saddle Greetings to My HOG Family, I find it hard to believe how fast the year is flying by. I know we have stayed busy and that certainly makes the time pass quickly but this is unbelievable. Yet, here we are in May already. We have tried to keep the schedule as full as possible to take advantage of the wonderful weather we are having. This time of year is blessed with some beautiful riding weather. May is going to be a very busy riding month. Those of you that would like to take advantage of it will have something every weekend. We will start out with the Susan G Komen Race for the Cure on May 2 nd. This is not the first time we have supported this event and it always turns out to be a lot of fun while supporting a very worthy cause. If you have the time, I urge you to join us for what will be a very fun walk. The following day, we are going to be doing two events. The first one is our New Member Ride. For you new members, this is an event primarily for you. Many of you come to the Chapter with years of riding experience, but many don t. Most new members have never experienced riding as part of a large group, so this is an important first ride with our Chapter. Prior to the ride, we will explain how we ride, how we communicate with each other during the ride and then we will go on a fairly short ride. We want our new members to be completely comfortable with riding in a group. This is the intention of the ride, plus you get to meet lots of your new family and they get to meet you. Immediately following the ride, we will all have the opportunity to get some slow speed training provided by the Metro Motor Officer s trainers. Continued on Page 2 S.N.H.O.G. Officers 2009 DIRECTOR LARRY KUSLER 259-9384 DIRECTOR@SNHOGLV.COM ASSISTANT DIRECTORS PAUL SMITH 325-4822 ASSTDIRECTORPAUL@SNHOGLV.COM **** LENE MOGAVERO 434-8988 ASSTDIRECTORLENE@SNHOGLV.COM MEMBERSHIP OFFICER KAREN HERIFORD 218-4593 MEMBERSHIPOFCR@SNHOGLV.COM SECRETARY LANA CHILDERS 301-0072 SECRETARY@SNHOGLV.COM TREASURER JOE DEJULIUS 236-8819 TREASURER@SNHOGLV.COM LEAD ROAD CAPTAIN GARY CHILDERS 596-3146 LEADROADCAPTAIN@SNHOGLV.COM ACTIVITIES OFFICERS ED & JACQUIE TOZIER 431-1619 ACTIVITIES OFFICER@SNHOGLV.COM HISTORIAN HISTORIAN@SNHOGLV.COM LADIES OF HARLEY OFFICERS WENDY SMITH 325-6976 WENDY.LOH1@COX.NET ********* PENNY HAMM 630-915-1554 PENNYHAMMATHOME@GMAIL.COM NEWSLETTER EDITOR JOHNI LEWIS 499-6483 EDITOR@SNHOGLV.COM WEBMASTER LARRY LEWIS WEBMASTER@SNHOGLV.COM SPONSORING DEALER REP TOM PLEHN 595-8019 TOMPLEHN@LVHD.COM M A Y, 2 0 0 9 I N S I D E T H I S I S S U E : Director s Saddle Continued & Editor s Note New Members 3 Hogs on the High Seas by Karen Heriford Why be Part of SNHOG by Gary & Lana Childers 2 4&5 SNHOG Photos 7 SNOG Photos and Make Your Miles Count April Meeting Minutes 9 Road Captain s Article 10 HOG Calls 11 Lucky H.O.G.s 12 May Birthdays 13 Harley Info. 12 Calendars 15&16 6 8

Editor s Note I thought the group would get a kick out of this photo (since it s starting to get a little on the warm side). The photo was taken this past December by Cheryl Hintsala (who shoveled the snow herself) to make it easier for John to get into their driveway after work. They re both now retired and have purchased a new RV and plan to start an adventurous cross-country venture in a month or so. (Of course, they will get a trailer and tow the Harley and Jeep behind their huge RV). Congratulations to them but they will be greatly missed when they leave SNHOG territory. Enjoy the ride no matter what the weather is like!!!! Director s Saddle...continued Mike Pence has been working for the last couple of months with the Metro Training Division setting up this event. Learning more about being able to safely handle a Harley at slow speeds is something I think we can all benefit from. I hope to see many of you there to take advantage of this FREE training. Not only is it free, but RRHD will be providing us with lunch and that s a hard deal to beat. On the 12 th, we will have our Annual Chapter Picnic. Once again, it will be at Mountain Crest in the Northwest part of the valley. As always, our dinner will be served by representatives from our wonderful dealerships. I have met members from a lot of other chapters who don t have many positive things to say about their sponsoring dealerships. That is definitely not the case with us. In addition to enjoying the meal and the fellowship of your HOG family, you may want to pass on your thanks to our dealerships for all that they do for us. The following weekend is the Nevada State HOG Rally. It took a couple of years to get it back in the South but it is here this year. Thanks should be given to Chuck Lennon on this one. He has spent several months working to make this event a success. If you see Chuck, be sure and thank him. How sweet would it be if we could get the Rally here again next year. We have a ride for Breakfast that weekend too. This one will be to Indian Springs where, during the Bordello Run, the owner invited us to come back. So, we will give his establishment a try and see how we like it. Let me know what you think after the ride. The following weekend is a double overnighter to Carson City. If you have never been to the northern part of the state, you ought to find a way to go. The scenery is spectacular and so is the riding. You won t have to put up with any hot weather riding while you are there. On Sunday, there will be a ride around Lake Tahoe. I expect there will be lots of stopping and picture taking on that ride. The lake views are fantastic. If you don t want to ride around the lake on Sunday, there are tons of places to see and all of them, I am sure, will fill your memory bag for the next few years. That rounds out the month. There should be something in there for everyone, at least I hope so. I will be having a planning meeting with the primaries in early June to set up the ride schedule for the rest of the year. That means that you still have an opportunity to get in that special ride that you would like to see the Chapter go on. If there is a destination that you think the Chapter would enjoy riding to, let me know. If we can plug it into the schedule, we will. If we can t squeeze it in this year, I will add it to the list that will be passed on to the planners for next year. Either way, you may find your favorite local area ride ends up on our schedule. Lastly, let me add that we have a few members that are having some health issues. When we can, we update the message board on the web site. Please take a few moments to check it out. Keep those members that need them in your thoughts and prayers. Hopefully, they will be back to riding with us soon and feeling much better. You all ride safe and I will see you on the next one. Larry Kusler If it isn't fun, we're doing it wrong P A G E 2

Welcome New Members New Members: Luke, Jason, Steve, Coleen, Don, Paul. Also shown are Jay and Rhonda (renewing members). Missing photos of new members: Randy & Robert. Friendly Reminder... Be sure to visit our online PHOTO GALLERY at http://snhoglv.com/gallery/ Photographs are such a great way to remember events in our lives. Our SNHOG Online Photo Gallery is also a great way to share the fun we have as a Chapter with friends, family and anyone who is skeptical about joining our Chapter. All you have to do is browse the gallery for a few minutes and will quickly realize we ride and have fun all year round! Although Sharon Gordon, Deena McClain, Janine Patrick and Kenn Wynn are the "photographers" for the Chapter, they are obviously not the only ones who take pictures at our events. If you have photos you would like to submit, please send them to photos@snhoglv.com. Be sure to include the date and event the photos were taken and any other description you would like included. We will also be happy to post your name, crediting you with the photos you've taken. Thanks so much *** Note: If you prefer not to have your photo on the website, request a photo be removed or photo information updated, please let us know and we ll make the changes as soon as possible. You must mention the album name and placement number of the photo in question. Sharon Gordon 240-4632 Deena McClain 438-2901 Janine Patrick 217-1458 Kenn Wynn 254-3211 P A G E 3

Hogs on the High Seas Mexican Riviera Cruise By Karen Heriford The Hogs on the High Seas Cruise will soon be changing their name to High Seas Rally but, no matter what they go by, it is the best way to spend a week with friends and at the same time do something wonderful for dialysis patients. On Saturday, March 28 th Mark & Lene Mogavero, Paul & Wendy Smith, Gary & Lana Childers, Larry & Bev Kusler, Ducky and I headed to San Pedro, CA for the first night at the Crowne Plaza Hotel. After checking into the hotel, we took a short walk to the marina for dinner and then returned to the hotel for the pre-party. We made our purchase of our 50/50 tickets and some of us also purchased tickets for a chance to win a future cruise. There was music and fun to be had. Of course, we had gotten up early for our days ride and the give-away was to be at 9PM. I made the suggestion that we start a new tradition by going upstairs to get into our pajamas and come back down for the give-away. This suggestion was okay with all but one couple who apparently did not bring pajamas. I won t mention any names but he wears a white rope. The next morning, we enjoyed a buffet breakfast and were then taken by shuttle bus to the harbor terminal. After checking in to with Royal Caribbean, we received our welcome packets from Hogs on the High Seas (HOHS) and later boarded the ship where we were treated to the first of many meals and then found our staterooms. We had been able to book the rooms in a row, all with balconies. Our Mexican Riviera cruise took us to Cabo San Lucas, Puerto Vallarta and Mazatlan. At each port, we walked the local area and took in many shops. We went to the Harley-Davidson dealership in Cabo and then had lunch at Cabo Wabo. In Mazatlan, we walked the boardwalk along the shoreline and had lunch at the Hard Rock after visiting Senor Frogs. During a 7 days cruise, there are two formal nights. We made other passengers envious because we did not dress up in formals and tux s but in our leathers. Over the seven days, we enjoyed activities on board the ship that were provided by Royal Caribbean and also those of HOHS. One of the Royal Caribbean events was an art auction. Mark, Lene, Ducky and I sat in and one of the featured artists was Scott Jacobs, who has been commissioned for art work by Harley-Davidson. I took the chance and won one of his pieces which had a bottle of tequila and a HOHS sign. The ship also had a rock climbing wall which Wendy conquered and rang the bell. During the evenings, HOHS had get-togethers where we had the chance to win prizes donated by the vendors and 50/50 drawings. On Tuesday evening, Wendy won the 50/50 for a prize of $1400.00. During the week, Larry and Bev won vendor prizes and Lana won a vendor prize during the poker walk. Our Cruise Ship Captain, Per Kristoffersen is a biker and gave HOHS passes to see the Control Room and his Quarters and Gary won a pass for four during an auction. On the last night of the cruise, the HOHS had an auction where items such as the welcome signs were auctioned off even though many of them had words misspelled or the dates were incorrect. There were other items that had been donated just for the auction, including a quilt made of the HOHS T-shirts. It was all in fun as the money was donated straight to the main reason for the cruise, the chance for dialysis patients to take a vacation. (Continued on Page 5) P A G E 4

Hogs on the High Seas Mexican Riviera Cruise (continued) During each of the cruises, HOHS invites dialysis patients who are sponsored by a rider to join in the fun. HOHS pays for the dialysis patient and for all of their dialysis treatment which includes the nursing staff, doctors and the equipment. Many dialysis patients need treatments three times a week and that makes it impossible for them to take a vacation. Because of HOHS, numerous patients have been able to enjoy the time of their life. Many of them expressed their appreciation during the get-togethers and thanked all of us for taking part in the cruise and letting them join us. One of them even stated that she had an image of bikers before getting on board the ship and now she knows that we are just marshmallows with tattoos. We learned that we were one of the smallest groups that have participated in HOHS and we donated and/or rose over $50,000.00 for the dialysis fund. If you have never taken a cruise or are ready for the time of your life, I strongly recommend joining us in October 2010 for the Western Caribbean cruise. Information is available on www.highseasrally.com or just ask one of us about our cruise. Be ready to see some of the biggest grins ever as we tell you about how much fun we had. PAGE 5

Why be part of Southern Nevada H.O.G. By: Gary & Lana Childers Riders join motorcycle groups for many reasons. Some for the colors that go with the club, some for their own identity, and for others it may be because of common interests. Whatever your reason, I am sure you will make your selection to fit your own lifestyle. Southern Nevada Harley Owners Group (SNHOG) has many types of riding opportunities. Depending on the type of event, you may see a lot of members, such as the monthly membership meeting or you can be a part of a small group of volunteers who do things that may strain your character a little, while giving you a warm fuzzy feeling afterwards. It seems there is always something happening that tickles someone s fancy however. We do feature Harley riding in several different styles. All the types and styles are brought to the members in the safest and a most enjoyable manner. Our riding events are lead by our Road Captains. They have many hours of classroom training as well as advanced riding skills before they apply for the Road Captain position. If you ever have the opportunity to listen on your CB channel 33 during a ride, you may be surprised at all that is going on to keep the Chapter safe. These guys really enjoy helping the Chapter to have a successful ride. We also have a great time doing things totally unrelated to riding, such as eating, that s one of our favorites. In fact, over the years, we have gotten to know many of the Chapter members new and old, just from sitting with someone different at our Meet-N-Eats. We also have overnight trips. Some of my fondest memories of this Chapter have been from these trips. We rode all day to go to Twin Falls Idaho, just missing a rain storm as we entered the hotel. Later that afternoon, the group had a terrific dinner at a restaurant within walking distance from the hotel. We had a great time from start to finish. Another great ride was to Pismo Beach where we were able to see all the huge sea lions on the beach basking in the sun. We had a terrific ride in the mountains that day and then met for a fabulous dinner that evening. We had such a great time that day that it only seemed fitting to ask the terrific lady I was with to be my wife. This group is indeed like a family. One of the great things about SNHOG is that in six months you can try your hand at working in one of the many volunteer positions available, or you can enjoy being a member. Some have applied to be ambassadors so they can be available to other new members that need assistance. Others just like to volunteer for events so they can do whatever it takes to make it another great event. Gary became a road captain so that he might be able to help keep the rides safer, and I became an officer so I could be more involved with our group. Whatever your comfort level, it is always your decision where and what you would like to do. If you haven t joined yet, please come check us out. P A G E 6

Photo Gallery Kelso/Baker Lunch Ride & Devlin Birthday 4/5 Membership Meeting Progressive Dinner 4/18 Progressive Dinner and other photos continued on Page 8 P A G E 7

Progressive Dinner 4/18 (continued) Hot Rod Grill Meet-n-Eat 4/21 Make Your Miles Count The HOG Mileage Program is beautiful in its simplicity you ride, and we ll reward you. We ll even give you a pin and patch for just signing up (registration is FREE). After that, additional pins, patches and motorcycle medallions will be awarded at various intervals. Your first reward comes at just 1,000 miles (1,610km). Of course, there are some rules you ll have to follow: Only active HOG members (full, life, associates and associate life) may participate. If you have more than one Harley, you have to enroll each one, and only the mileage after you enroll will count towards your award. You may participate as a rider, a passenger or both just make sure you fill out a form for each. And, your Enrollment Form (available at the Chapter meetings) and award submissions must be officially endorsed by an Authorized Harley Davidson Dealership. However, it is still your responsibility to submit them once they are endorsed. So, what are you waiting for? Get enrolled in the program, enjoy riding with the Chapter, and reap the rewards for putting enjoyable miles on your Harley. P A G E 8

Lana Childers Secretary April, 2009 SNHOG General Membership Meeting Minutes Our Director, Larry Kusler, opened the meeting at 7:00 PM with hugs and welcome remarks. All new members were asked to move to the front so they might be introduced later in the meeting. Then, Larry brought up Chuck Lennon the Nevada State Rally coordinator. Chuck filled us in on the upcoming rally information May 14 th 17 th in Boulder City, NV. (www.nvstatehogrally.com) You must present your National HOG Membership card, and a picture ID for registration. You will be able to sign up on site. They also need volunteers with the registration to help with packets, demo rides and bag stuffing. Next, the new members were introduced by Lene Mogavero, Assistant Director. New Members are: Luke, Jason, Steve, Coleen, Don and Paul. Jay and Rhonda are returning members. Welcome to all! Then, Gary Childers came up and talked about being available when we have visitors to our area. If you have the time available to volunteer to show them around, it would be greatly appreciated. He also encouraged everyone to dress for the type of weather for this area. We know it gets very hot from next month through September, so be sure to have water on your bike to keep you hydrated. If you are escorting guests, make sure they are aware of the heat and what signs to look for if being overcome by the heat. Always take precautions in the desert. Karen Heriford talked about the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure being held on Saturday, May 2, 2009. We need more members to sign up and join in the walk. It is not only for a good cause but rewarding as a HOG member to support our brothers and sisters. Come out and be part of this event. Go to www.komensouthernnevada.org to register as a SNHOG Member on Karen s team. Next, Wendy Smith awarded certificates to those who came in with high scores at the LOH bowling event. Troy took first place in the men s category and Elizabeth in the ladies; while the team of Troy, Wendy, Matt, and Elizabeth came in first place. Congratulations! Larry then read the upcoming activities for the rest of April and May. (see Hog calls) Don t forget we will be having a Safety Day following the New Member ride on May 3 rd. This will take place at Red Rock Harley-Davidson. Food will be provided and we will be having classroom education by Metro Police as well as practical safety and slow riding techniques outside on our bikes. Your participation is encouraged. Little Joe gave the Treasures Report followed by our Dealer Rep., Tom Plehn, who thanked all who participated in his ride. They had an all-day event with two stops for food. Everyone who came out had a terrific time. The Double D Memorial ride will be May 9 th at Las Vegas Harley-Davidson with 9AM registration and leave-time will be 10:30 AM. MARS (Motorcycle Awareness Rider s Safety) will be there to give riding safety tips. The ride will end at LVHD. Our prayers go out to Don Carlson (Spike) who found out he has Cancer. He needs all our support and prayers for a speedy recovery. Always check the web page for any changes to the calendar. Big thanks to Rich More and Lana Childers for the success of our Beatty overnighter & BBQ. Everyone had a great time! Our Secret Greeter tonight was Robert Baldwin who won a $10 dollar chip and his greetee was Scott who received a $15 chip for being friendly. Our $25 chip winners were: Larry Downen, Harold Juengst, Wendy Smith, Frank Drogowski, Tom Carver, Maria Saracen, & Lorrie Nichols. Our big 50/50 Winner: Half of the pot of $317, taking home $159 was Adolf. Congratulations to all our lucky winners! Don t forget our next General Membership Meeting is at Mountain Crest Park (4701 Durango - corner of Lone Mountain & Durango Dr.) on May 12 th beginning at 6 PM. This is our annual picnic -hope to see all of you there! Joseph De Julius Treasurer Treasurer s Report April 14, 2009 Beginning Balance: $ 9103.97 Debits < $ 942.81> Credits $ 1389.00 Ending Balance $ 9550.16 Timeshares for Rent Anywhere - go to RCI.com to View $600.00 and Up Per Week (Daily Available - 2 Day Min.) P A G E 9

From the Road Captains... By Larry Petsche Sharing the road if it s meant to be it s up to me! Hello fellow HOG members. As you can see from the heading above, I am addressing Sharing the Road. This is a particularly interesting topic, due to the fact that sharing the road with four wheelers is a two-way street and involves education. The only way that the four wheelers are going to get it is by educating them that we re out there and we re more vulnerable than they are. So, some ways of starting this ball rolling are: 1. Visibility - be aware of your lane location in regards to any four wheeler s blind spots. 2. Try and wear clothing that draws attention to you. 3. Lights, lights, lights the more the better. 4. If someone does pull out in front of you or makes a close lane change, get up next to them and wave to them (with all fingers), let them know that you were and are there. 5. Flash your headlights at anyone attempting to pull out in front of you. 6. Riders with less experience familiarize yourself with all of your hand controls so you can keep focused on the road and the traffic at all times. 7. In traffic, cover your horn button with your thumb at all times. 8. If you re in conversation with someone that does not ride, let them know your concerns and challenges of riding a two or three wheeler on the road. We, as a community of concerned motorcyclists, need to get involved with the local and state legislators and get some verbiage in the drivers handbook regarding motorcycle awareness and sharing the road. Even though drivers of four wheelers know we re out there, they don t know the challenges that we face driving two and three wheeler s they need to be more informed! Keep the rubber side down and remember - if the ride is too long..take more Aleve! See you on the next ride! Larry Petsche, Road Captain P A G E 10

H.O.G. Call H.O.G. Call H.O.G. Call MAY, 2009- Southern Nevada Chapter Date Day Event Time Location Comments 2 nd Sat. Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure 8:15am Northwest corner of 4th & Fremont Meet at Harley Davidson Store on Fremont - sign up and walk with us to help this very worthy cause! We all know someone who may need our help. 3 rd Sun. New Member Ride to Mt. Charleston and Safety Day 5 th Tues. Primary Officers Meeting 6pm LVHD 7 th Thur. Road Captains Meeting 6:30pm Hot Rod Grille American Pacific Henderson 9am RRHD We will ride up to cooool Mt. Charleston and back to RRHD for food and some great training on our own motorcycles. This is a day no one should miss. Metro Motor Officers will provide training for anyone who is wanting to learn more on handling their bikes. The next time you ride in our group, just watch how hard they work. Our Dinner Ride around town on April 18th was about as good a job as I have ever seen. I have been a member since 2004. My hat is off to all. 9th Sat. Double D Memorial Ride 9am LVHD We will say a prayer for Double D and all of our loved ones we have had the honor to know. 12 th Tues. General Membership Meeting 6pm Mountain Crest Park 4701 North Durango (between Craig & Lone Mountain) 14 th Thurs All Officers Meeting 6pm LVHD 15 th Fri. Nevada State H.O.G. Rally Come out and participate - this will be a fun event! 17 th Sun. Indian Springs Breakfast Ride 7am LVHD Jacquie and I have had breakfast there before and it was reallllly goooooood. 19 th Tues. Meet-N-Eat at Draft House 6:30pm Rancho & Craig Gooood Food 23 rd Sat. Carson City/Lake Tahoe Overnighter 7am ANW Carson Plaza Motel 888-227-1499. This should be the ride of the year. We have been there a couple of times and you will NOT be disappointed. 24th Sun. Carson City Overnighter 2nd night at Carson Plaza Motel. Ph.888-227-1499 25th Mon. Memorial Day Return from Carson City TBD Return from Carson City. Have a great time and take a lot of pictures. JUNE, 2009- Southern Nevada Chapter Date Day Event Time Location Comments 2nd Tues. Primary Officers Meeting 6:00pm LVHD 4th Thurs Road Captains Meeting 6:00pm RRHD. 5th Fri. Virgin Thunder Run FYI 6/5 & 6/6 Ride to Oasis Resort in Mesquite, NV 9th Tues. General Membership Meeting 7:00pm RRHD 11th Thurs Meet-N-Eat at Mustang Sally s. Ford Country 13th Sat. Overnighter to??? 14th Sun. Return from Overnighter 6:30pm 280 N. Gibson Come and join your friends for good food and good times. 20th Sat. Ice Cream Ride 10:00am RRHD Everyone loves this ride join us!! 25th Thurs. Panguitch Balloon Festival FYI 6/25 6/28 P A G E 11

Lucky H.O.G.s Our Secret Greeter tonight was Robert Baldwin who won a $10 dollar chip and his greetee was Scott who received a $15 for being friendly. ******************************************************* Our $25 chip winners were: Larry Downen, Harold Juengst, Wendy Smith, Frank Drogowski, Tom Carver, Maria Saracen, & Lorrie Nichols. ******************************************************* Our big 50/50 Winner: Half of the pot of $317, taking home $159 was Adolf. ******************************************************* Congratulations to all our lucky winners! Really Important Business Directory Update You ll find member advertisers integrated throughout your Silver Eagle News. We d sure like to see more of you who have business or services advertise in the Silver Eagle News. It happens to be the least expensive way known to man to get your business information out to hundreds of folks each month!! (And when I say more, I really mean MORE!! If you would like to advertise, the rates are as follows: $30 for 3 months (3 months is the minimum); $50 for 6 months; and $90 for 12 months. Call Joe (236-8819) to secure a spot, and send two business cards and a check to the Chapter Address listed on the back of this newsletter to Joe De Julius attention. As a Reminder... When you get around to sewing on your Chapter patches (see the back page of the Silver Eagle News for sizes and prices from the SN H.O.G. Store )...remember that all three patches (your central H.O.G. patch and SN Chapter and Las Vegas rockers SHOULD BE TOUCHING)...There s a reason...it s to distinguish our patch from the three-patch (or 1% MCs)...and to abide by H.O.G. regulations for displaying your Patch...wear it proudly...and correctly!! EMAILS & WEBSITE!! We send out correspondence via email regarding future events. So, please keep us updated with your most current email address by sending it to secretary@snhoglv.com. Visit your Chapter s website at www.snhoglv.com Editor s Information JOHNI LEWIS EDITOR PHONE: 499-6483 EMAIL: EDITOR@SNHOGLV.COM Please provide newsletter contributions by email to the Editor, or in care of the Editor at the Chapter s Post Office address (return address on this newsletter). All submissions are due no later than the Friday following the General Membership 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 SN H.O.G., and we do reserve the right to edit for length and content. Thanks, Johni Remember All Rides Are Alcohol Free P A G E 12

May Birthdays SNHOG Event and Run Codes: Departure Locations LVHD Las Vegas Harley-Davidson - 2605 S. Eastern Ave @ Sahara Ave RRHD Red Rock Harley-Davidson - 2260 S. Rainbow Blvd SILHC Silverton Hotel and Casino - I-15 South @ Blue Diamond Road ABC Albertson s Shopping Center - Boulder City ISK Iron Skillet Restaurant - I-15 North @ Speedway Exit ANW Albertson s North West - Farm Rd off US 95 and Durango ****************************************************************************** CE - Closed Event ME - Member Event OE - Open Event SE - SN Chapter Event Primary Terrain Activity Type Open to Chapter Members and One Guest Open to H.O.G. Members Open to Chapter Members, H.O.G. Members, and Guests as desired Open ONLY to Chapter Members ************************************************************************* Run Codes Distance (Round Trip in Miles) A - Interstate 1 = 100 or less B - State Highway 2 = 100 to 200 C - In Town 3 = 200 to 300 D - Combination 4 = 300+ E - Single Lane/Tight Curves U = Unknown (5 to 300+) General Direction N - North; S - South; E - East; W - West; V -Varies Mike Alexander 2 Peter Doyle 4 Randy Huston 4 Penny Hamm 5 Frank Drongowski 8 Gildardo Escalante 8 James Jones 8 John D'Acunto 9 Becky Wilkins 11 Nevia Hunt 12 Stone Photo 13 James Dudka 14 Dan Tubbs 14 Greg Taylor 15 Caitlyn Lloyd 17 Carol Hofner-Bell 20 Thomas Dourdy 22 Jorge Monroe-Rammsy 22 Cliff James 25 Harry Laney 26 Larry Preston 27 Sharon Derby 28 Johni Lewis 28 Anon Baez 30 If you re interested in being an Ambassador, please let us know at one of the Membership meetings. You can download an application form by visiting www.snhoglv.com and clicking on the membership forms link. 10 COMMANDMENTS OF RIDING 1. Be on Time! 5. Think of Others 9. Have Fun 2. Be Prepared 6. Carry Your Own Gear 10. Ride Safe 3. Give a Helping Hand 7. Watch Where You Park P A G E 13

The Silver Eagle News P.O. Box 46156 Las Vegas, NV 89114 All rights reserved by Las Vegas Harley-Davidson/Buell Sponsoring Dealer Las Vegas Harley-Davidson/Buell Don Andress, Owner Tim Cashman, Owner Las Vegas Harley-Davidson - 702.431.8500 Red Rock Harley Davidson - 702.876.2884 Or on the Web at www.lvhd.com or redrockharley.com Change of Address? If you are planning to move soon or have recently moved, or if any other information is changed for you, please email this information to: secretary@snhoglv.com Or mail it to: Lana Childers c/o the Chapter Mailbox: Southern Nevada HOG P.O. Box 46156 Las Vegas, NV. 89114 Member Name: National Number: New Address: City: State: Zip: New Home Phone: New Work Phone: Name Change: Pick up your H.O.G. stuff at the next General Membership Meeting...Here s what you ll find at the H.O.G. Store (see Joe De Julius, SN H.O.G. Chapter Treasurer) Small Chapter Rocker $15 Small H.O.G. Patch $15 Small Las Vegas Rocker $15 Large Chapter Rocker $25 Large H.O.G. Patch $25 Large Las Vegas Rocker $25 Chapter T-Shirt Short Sleeve $24 (Available in black or white) Chapter T-Shirt Long Sleeve $28 (Available in black or white) Note: if you are buying through the mail PLEASE include Postage. Chapter Button Henley Short Sleeve $29 Chapter Button Henley Long Sleeve (Available in beige only) $33 Chapter Lapel Pin $15 H.O.G. Emblem Zipper Pull $6 H.O.G. Wheel Zipper Pull $6 Chapter Flag $30 Name Patch $10 Name Tag $10 P A G E 14 Disclaimer: Harley-Davidson Motor Company, National H.O.G., Southern Nevada Harley-Davidson/Buell, as Sponsoring Dealer, 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/Buell as Sponsoring Dealer, 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 Dealer. P A G E 14

Southern Nevada H.O.G. May 2009 All run times are FULLY FUELED and READY to ROLL. Plan to be there early for the ROAD CAPTAIN S BRIEFING! For more information about any SN H.O.G. event, contact any PRIMARY Officer, Activities Officers Jacquie & Ed Tozier (702-431-1619) or view our Website at http://www.snhoglv.com Sun Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat SUBJECT TO CHANGE LVHD RRHD SILHC ABC ISK ANW Departure Locations Las Vegas Harley-Davidson - 2605 S. Eastern Ave @ Sahara Ave Red Rock Harley-Davidson - 2260 S. Rainbow Blvd Silverton Hotel and Casino - I-15 South @ Blue Diamond Road Albertson s Shopping Center - Boulder City Iron Skillet Restaurant - I-15 North @ Speedway Exit Albertson s North West - Farm Rd off US 95 and Durango 1 2 Susan G Komen Race for the Cure Starts @ 8:15 am CE 3 New Member Ride Mt. Charleston and Safety Day 9:00 am RRHD D-1-W-CE 4 5 Primary Officers Meeting 6:00 pm LVHD 10 11 12 General Membership Mtg. (Picnic in the Park) 6:00 pm Mtn. Crest Park CE 6 7 Road Captains Meeting 6:30 pm Hot Rod Grille Henderson 13 14 All Officers Meeting 6:00 pm LVHD 8 9 15 Nevada State H.O.G. Rally 05/14-05/17 Double D Memorial Ride Sponsored by and at LVHD 16 17 Indian Springs Breakfast Ride 7:00 am LVHD AB-2-N-CE 18 19 Meet and Eat Draft House Rancho & Craig 6:30 pm CE 20 21 22 23 Carson City/ Lake Tahoe Overnighter D-4-N-CE 7:00 am ANW 24 2 nd Night @ Carson Plaza Motel 888-227-1499 25 Memorial Day Return from Carson City D-4-S-CE 26 27 28 29 30 Primary Terrain Distance (Round Trip in Miles) A - Interstate 1 = 100 or less B - State Highway 2 = 100 to 200 C - In Town 3 = 200 to 300 D - Combination 4 = 300+ E - Single Lane/Tight Curves U = Unknown (5 to 300+) N - North; S - South; E - East; W - West; V -Varies See Page 11 of the Newsletter for further details on Event and Run Codes.

Southern Nevada H.O.G. June 2009 All run times are FULLY FUELED and READY to ROLL. Plan to be there early for the ROAD CAPTAIN S BRIEFING! For more information about any SN H.O.G. event, contact any PRIMARY Officer, Activities Officers Jacquie & Ed Tozier (702-431-1619) or view our Website at http://www.snhoglv.com Sun Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat SUBJECT TO CHANGE 1 2 Primary Officers Meeting 6:00 pm LVHD 3 4 Road Captains Meeting 6:00 pm RRHD 5 Virgin Thunder Run Oasis Resort Mesquite, NV FYI 6 Virgin Thunder Run Oasis Resort Mesquite, NV FYI 7 8 9 General Membership Meeting 7:00 pm RRHD CE 10 11 Meet and Eat Mustang Sally s Ford Country 280 N. Gibson 6:30 pm 12 13 Overnighter to??? 14 Return from Overnighter 15 16 17 18 19 20 Ice Cream Ride to Cold Stone @ Stephanie & Horizon 21 22 23 24 25 Panguitch Balloon Festival FYI 6/25-6/28 10:00 am RRHD C-1-V-CE 26 27 28 29 30 Primary Terrain Distance (Round Trip in Miles) A - Interstate 1 = 100 or less B - State Highway 2 = 100 to 200 C - In Town 3 = 200 to 300 D - Combination 4 = 300+ E - Single Lane/Tight Curves U = Unknown (5 to 300+) N - North; S - South; E - East; W - West; V -Varies LVHD RRHD SILHC ABC ISK ANW Departure Locations Las Vegas Harley-Davidson - 2605 S. Eastern Ave @ Sahara Ave Red Rock Harley-Davidson - 2260 S. Rainbow Blvd Silverton Hotel and Casino - I-15 South @ Blue Diamond Road Albertson s Shopping Center - Boulder City Iron Skillet Restaurant - I-15 North @ Speedway Exit Albertson s North West - Farm Rd off US 95 and Durango See Page 11 of the Newsletter for further details on Event and Run Codes.