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Güvenç Sönmez Ocak: Yee Hawww. Good luck
Wolf: Right on.. Let's Ride!
SnapperHead: Alright, I'm working on getting my scrubby ass there. I'm checking in with Steve, then I'll get some final plans shored up. Right On
Wolf: Hey!! What up?? Who's gonna be rolling with us? So far; I only got Wolf; Chrissy and Waynardo.
steveH: I booked two rooms in Durasngo at the Super 8. I'll cancel the Sky ute. Bruce and Shirley , Me and gasry Stewart last I heard.
Waynardo: Steve, there's a Travelodge in Durango, rooms from $90-100. Its 20 miles from Ignacio to Durango. the Stratler and Travellodge are about 2 (long) blocks apart.
Wolf: Hey SnapperHead, send me some pics of you and your Bike. So that I can post them on my new web-page.
Wolf: Okay; We won't be to far away..
steve k: I'm sticking to the Sky Ute Got my qwritten confirmation the other dayy. 1 2 Queen bed room, smoking for $277.95 I can use the $277 I saved for partying.
stevek: i'm looking at 1 2 queen bed room and 1 single queen bed room at the sky ute site right now.
Waynardo: That was close. What a blessing I got rejected, otherwise who knows how long it would have been before we knew we had no rooms. Did I say blessing? Must be the LDS influence. New rooms now at the big red brick hysteric, I mean historic Strater Hotel.
Wolf: Hey Steve.. Look like they screwed up our reservations. You probably should call to see if they did yours right?
Wolf: Groovy...
Waynardo: 29th, I meant the 29th. Whatever.
Waynardo: Hokey dokey. I am booked into the Sky Ute Casino August 28-Sept 2 for Ignacio Bike Week.
Snapperhead: Sweet pics of the bike Waynardo! It fits you to a T! You're just crazy enuf!
Snapperhead: HAHAHAHAHAHAHA! All done, yeah thats.... wait a minute, was that a joke?!! ;-) Oh well its at least a start.
Wolf: Yeah.. But now; you are all done customizing?? Sure..
Snapperhead: Well ordered VH Big Shots, SE Airkit, SE Race Tuner, Skull Cover, Smoked Taillight, Laydown Plate. Goodies Goodies. Due for install March 15th. Oh and of course it was soooo cheap!
Wolf: Makes sense... I will take your recommendation under advisement.
Waynardo: If I'm not mistaken, there are no longer any trikes in the Wolf's den. I dunno. Maybe its just me, but. "Wolfman's Harley And If You Have A Metric That's OK Too Hangout" would seem to me to be a better title for your home page now. I dunno. It sounds kinda' catchy, don't ya' think?
Snapperhead: Hey Waynardo, did you get a roadliner? Send me some pics.
Wolf: Cool... Hey Waynardo; have you booked yet?
COPPER STEVE: JUST BOOKED a 2 QUEEN BED SMOKING ROOM AT THE SKY UTE CASINO FOR THURS AUG 30, FRI AUG 31, SAT SEPT 01. $89 A NIGHT. $79 FOR NON SMOKING.
Wolf: You can bring your metric bike.. We ain't prejudice. What say we leave West Jordan on Wednesday, August 29th and leave Colorado on Sunday, September 2nd????
Waynardo: Can I bring my sissy little gaudy retro 1900cc Yamaha?
Waynardo: So how many days does it take to get back to the Sierra's? lets get there Wed and dag nab, poop out early so those Cali Folks can get home by Monday.
Wolf: Yee Hawww...
Sean T. Givens: Thhhhhhpppppppp!!!---STG
SnapperHead: Wait.. What are all these canisters around me?? And how did I get here?! Right On Brother
Tob's: Very cool My Brother...
Sean T. Givens: Tob's! I'm IN!
Wolf: Just seeing if this thing works...

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Saturday, March 6th 2010

11:21 AM

Run to Utah (June 11th to 20th)


Hey Brothers and Sistas!!!!

Some of our Cali friends will be coming to Utah for a visit. I will take some time off from work and show you guys around the canyons. We have lots of room; everyone is welcome to stay at the new Compound. Heck I might even ride out to meet you guys some place in between. Scotty…. You are welcome too. Jeffro… All of you guys; it been way too long.  Ride Safe; Ride Free -Wolf



K, so we have a beginning head count and a date of June 11th through the 20th...
"The Gang":

    1) Mark and Mareka
    2) Steve K
    3) Rick K
    4) Tom H
    5) Sean & 'WIFE'  teehhee...
    6) Shirley
    7) Charles & Brenda
    Scottie


Sure… Come on over! I will start mapping out some Day Rides for us.

http://www.utah.com/byways/little_cottonwood.htm
http://www.utah.com/byways/big_cottonwood.htm
http://www.byways.org/explore/byways/2004/
http://www.byways.org/explore/byways/2005/

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Wednesday, February 24th 2010

10:25 PM

Utah- SB106 is going to screw us......

URGENT LEGISLATIVE ALERT

Utah Bill to Ban the Use of Aftermarket Exhaust Systems is on the Move

A substitute bill (S.B. 106) to ban the use of most aftermarket exhaust systems has been introduced in the Utah State Legislature by Senator Patricia Jones (pjones@utahsenate.org) and passed by the Senate Transportation Committee.  The bill now moves to the floor of the Senate for a vote by all members.  Under the substitute bill, all vehicles must be equipped with an exhaust system that is “installed by the original manufacturer of the vehicle and is not modified; or meets specifications equivalent to the muffler installed by the original manufacturer of the vehicle and is not modified.”

We Urge You to Contact All Utah State Senators (List Below) Immediately to Request Their Opposition to S.B. 106

  • S.B. 106 ignores the fact that aftermarket exhaust systems are designed to make vehicles run more efficiently without increasing emissions.
  • S.B. 106 does not supply law enforcement with a clear standard to enforce, allowing them to make subjective judgments on whether or not a modified exhaust system is in violation.
  • S.B. 106 fails to recognize that aftermarket exhaust systems offer increased performance, which can make a vehicle safer by improving its ability to merge, pass, travel uphill, etc.
  • S.B. 106 would make it difficult for hobbyists to replace factory exhaust systems with more durable, better performing options.

DON’T DELAY! Please contact all Utah Senators immediately by phone or e-mail to request their opposition to S.B. 106.

Utah State Senators

Senator Luz Robles

Phone: 801/521-0407

Email: lrobles@utahsenate.org

Senator Ben McAdams

Phone: 801/359-2544

Email: bmcadams@utahsenate.org

Senator Patricia W. Jones

Phone: 801/322-5722

Email: pjones@utahsenate.org

Senator Karen Mayne

Phone: 801/968-7756

Email: kmayne@utahsenate.org

Senator Michael G. Waddoups

Phone: 801/355-1136

Email: waddoups@utahsenate.org

Senator Ross I. Romero

Phone: 801/844-7229

Email: rromero@utahsenate.org

Senator Karen W. Morgan

Phone: 801/538-1406

Email: kmorgan@utahsenate.org

Senator Wayne Niederhauser

Phone: 801/558-4766

Email: wniederhauser@utahsenate.org

Senator D. Chris Buttars

Phone: 801/561-0535

Email: dcbuttars@utahsenate.org

Senator Mark B. Madsen

Phone: 801/361-4787

Email: mmadsen@utahsenate.org

Senator John L. Valentine

Phone: 801/373-6345

Email: jvalentine@utahsenate.org

Senator Margaret Dayton

Phone: 801/221-0623

Email: mdayton@utahsenate.org

Senator Curtis S. Bramble

Phone: 801/226-3663

Email: cbramble@utahsenate.org

Senator Peter C. Knudson

Phone: 435/723-6366

Email: pknudson@utahsenate.org

Senator Jon J. Greiner

Phone: 801/629-8226

Email: jgreiner@utahsenate.org

Senator Allen M. Christensen

Phone: 801/710-0315

Email: achristensen@utahsenate.org

Senator Scott K. Jenkins

Phone: 801/621-5412

Email: sjenkins@utahsenate.org

Senator Davis Jerry W. Stevenson

Phone: 801/430-2575

Email: jstevenson@utahsenate.org

Senator Davis Stuart Adams

Phone: 801/546-6000

Email: sadams@utahsenate.org

Senator Davis Daniel R. Liljenquist

Phone: 801/294-2378

Email: dliljenquist@utahsenate.org

Senator Wayne Ralph Okerlund

Phone: 435/979-7077

Email: rokerlund@utahsenate.org

Senator Rich Lyle W. Hillyard

Phone: 435/752-2610

Email: lhillyard@utahsenate.org

Senator Kevin Van Tassell

Phone: 435/789-7082

Email: kvantassell@utahsenate.org

Senator David P. Hinkins

Phone: 435/748-2828

Email: dhinkins@utahsenate.org

Senator Dennis E. Stowell

Phone: 435/559-8143

Email: dstowell@utahsenate.org

Senator Stephen H. Urquhart

Phone: 435/668-7759

Email: surquhart@utahsenate.org

Senator Gene Davis

Phone: 801/484-9442

Email: gdavis@utahsenate.org

Senator Brent Goodfellow

Phone: 801/556-4871

Email: bgoodfellow@utahsenate.org

Senator Howard Stephenson

Phone: 801/972-8814

Email: hstephenson@utahsenate.org

Please e-mail a copy of your letter to Steve McDonald at stevem@sema.org.  Thank you for your assistance.

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Wednesday, February 24th 2010

10:08 PM

Salt Flats.... Gonna check it out this year.

While some dream of getting a land speed record... others stay awake and do it! Now in it's 7th year, the BUB Motorcycle Speed Trials continue to be solely dedicated to motorcycles. This event offers world and national record breaking opportunities. Top contenders in many classes, including streamliners, biding for the absolute world record, will be there. Everyone can have a shot at the course, you can 'Run Watcha Brung', or battle it out for records or glory!

http://bubspeedtrials.com

Phone: 530-272-4310
Fax: 530-477-7489
Phone hours are 8.00am to 3pm Tuesday-Thursday.

Postal: BUB Racing 180 Spring Hill Dr, Grass Valley, CA 95945

For General Information:
salt-info@bubspeedtrials.com

For Entry and Registration Information:
entry@bubspeedtrials.com

For Scrutineering Information:
salt-tech@bubspeedtrials.com
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Sunday, October 11th 2009

8:16 AM

Loud Pipes; Save Lives???

NOISE LAWS DEFEATED

The Massachusetts Motorcycle Association has announced that a proposed noise ordinance in North Reading, MA that would have required an EPA Stamp on motorcycle exhaust systems and stricter noise controls has been defeated.

Prior to a recent meeting of town Selectmen, MMA Chairman Dave Condon met with MMA Member Bill McGarry, a local resident, to review the warrant and the pertinent Massachusetts laws. During an earlier town meeting, the legality of the EPA stamp requirement was discussed in detail and ultimately dropped, but an alternative proposal was amended into the Warrant which would have made noise levels and testing requirements stricter than those currently in Massachusetts General Law (MGL).

With significant support from McGarry, who attended both public hearings and spoke on behalf of the MMA and motorcyclists across Massachusetts, the Selectmen and North Reading Chief of Police recognized that the town cannot impose laws stricter than the Commonwealth -- instead, the town acknowledged that enforcement of the existing MGL coupled with appropriate education could be a far more effective tool, and by vote of the selectmen the warrant was removed from the town agenda.

Meanwhile, following much lobbying and testimony from local bikers, a hotly debated noise ordinance in Portland, Maine was unanimously rejected by the City Council and sent back to the Public Safety Committee for more work.

The proposal would have enforced the federal law that all motorcycles made after Dec. 31, 1982 must have mufflers with an EPA label certifying the exhaust system meets EPA standards. A biker riding a motorcycle within city limits without an EPA sticker on the muffler would have been fined $50. The ordinance would have been the first of its kind in Maine, and supporters said its adoption would have made it easier to pass a similar state law.

Opponents, including the United Bikers of Maine (UBM), said the measure would discriminate against motorcyclists and could cost the city tourism dollars by discouraging motorcyclists from visiting Portland.

Motorcycle noise continues to be a contentious and controversial issue across the country, with places like Boston and New York contemplating stricter laws.

Man... Don't know what the world is coming to. Noise ordinances.. EPA requirements on Bikes... What's next?

 

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Wednesday, July 29th 2009

9:39 PM

Vacation Time and Road Trip!!!!

Finally.... Gonna take some time off work and fly into Sacto on August 7th to pick up this:

in Yuba City.... Then I am gonna ride him home to SLC. I plan on stopping in Winnemuca over night and then taking it slow back home. Yuba City? Yep... The good people at http://www.old-stf.com/index.html built this bike for me! This is the second bike from Mike and crew. this guy is outfitted with a 103 cu S&S shovelhead engine. Rigid frame (which is why I am taking two days (or more) to make it back to the Homestead!). I am looking forward to being on the road!

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Friday, March 13th 2009

4:33 PM

Native Commandments

Treat the Earth and all that dwell thereon with respect.
Remain close to the Great Spirit.
Show great respect for your fellow beings.
Work together for the benefit of all Mankind.
Give assistance and kindness wherever needed.

Do what you know to be right.
Look after the well being of mind and body.
Dedicate a share of your efforts to the greater good.
Be truthful and honest at all times.
Take full responsibility for your actions.
Let us greet the dawn of a new day
when all can live as one with nature
and peace reigns everywhere.

Oh Great Spirit, bring to our brothers
the wisdom of Nature and the knowledge
that if her laws are obeyed
this land will again flourish
and grasses and trees will grow as before.

Guide those that through their councils
seek to spread the wisdom of their leaders to all people.
Heal the raw wounds of the earth
and restore to our soul the richness
which strengthens men's bodies
and makes them wise in their councils.

Bring to all the knowledge that great cities
live only through the bounty
of the good earth beyond their paved streets
and towers of stone and steel.

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Thursday, January 8th 2009

5:18 AM

I'm back...

Carl T. Wolf, a resident of Nampa, passed away Tuesday morning, Dec. 30, 2008, at his apartment in Meridian. He was born in Detroit, Mich., on Aug. 28, 1932, and spent 20 years serving his country in the Army. He loved the outdoors and especially if he got to be fishing!

He is survived by his spouse Agnes "Punky" Wolf, also of Nampa, three sons: Pete in Arizona, John in California, Toby in California, and five stepsons Joe Youren, Jeff Youren, Terry Youren, Tim Youren and Todd Youren.

Carl - "A kind hearted man who will be missed by many friends and family members!"

Carl and Toby: Desert Palms, CA (circa = 1980s)

Sorry that I have not replied to emails and otherwise been not available for a while. My Father passed away on December 30th... I found out on New Year's Eve. Took some time off from work and spent some time with family and spent a lot of quiet time getting myself to terms with things. Anyways... I am going back to work and things will go on. Rest in Peace Dad.. We will all miss you.

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Saturday, September 20th 2008

3:59 PM

Ramble on..

UNDER THE LEATHER AND BEHIND THE SHADES
Under the leather and behind the shades stands a biker. We ride for the sense of freedom it gives us. The encouragement to take the road less traveled in the chance that we may encounter something new. We ride for the friendships we make along the way, as well as, the solitude of the open road. We don’t really care what you ride, just that you do. Under the leather and behind the shades is a beating heart. A heart filled with compassion that on any given day will be riding for those in need. Ask one of us for help, but don’t be surprised when all of us show up. Under the leather and behind the shades stands a proud American. We are as diverse a group of people that you could possibly assemble. We are men, women, tradesmen, doctors, lawyers, retirees, military, civilian and on and on and on. We stand silently with reverence and one voice that, in the silence, can be overwhelming. Under the leather and behind the shades stands an invited guest to the funeral of a soldier that we most likely have never met. We hold the flag of our nation as a tribute to the greatest sacrifice anyone can make. Out of respect for the fallen, we travel to stand firm for a family, a community and a nation to lean on. Under the leather and behind the shades stands a biker with sons, daughters, brothers and sisters of our own. Beneath the rough exterior we tremble and weep at your loss. You may not see that, for we are there to support you. That’s why we stand so silently under the leather and behind the shades.

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Friday, September 19th 2008

10:35 PM

Biker Friends

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Friday, September 12th 2008

10:03 PM

Bikers?

A TRUE HEART OF A BIKER

A BIKER'S HEART TELLS THAT HE OR SHE IS A BIKER.
A BIKER DOES NOT NEED LEATHERS TO PROVE ANY POINT.
IN FACT, A TRUE BIKER NEEDS NOT PROVE ANY POINT.
A BIKER DOES NOT HAVE TO FLY COLORS TO BE A BIKER.
A TRUE BIKER DOES NOT HAVE TO PROVE WHO THEY ARE.
IN FACT, A TRUE BIKER IS SECURE ENOUGH WITHIN THEMSELF
THAT THEY NEED NOT PROVE WHO THEY ARE.

A BIKER IS SOMEONE WHO IS BORN WITH SOMETHING ONLY
FEW CAN UNDERSTAND. A BIKER IS SOMEONE WHO STANDS FIRM FOR WHAT THEY BELIEVE, AND FOR THE RIGHT CAUSE, WILL FIGHT TO THE END. NOW A LOT OF PEOPLE HAVE THIS IMAGE OF A BIKER, BUT SO MANY OF THEM ARE WAY OFF BASE! WHEN THEY THINK BIKER, THEY THINK ROUGH AND TOUGH ....... MEAN AND NASTY........ HEARTLESS AND COLD..... TO THOSE PEOPLE I SAY HOW WRONG YOU ARE.

A TRUE BIKER KNOWS WHEN THEY MUST BE THAT WAY AND KNOWS
THAT THEY MUST DEFEND WHEN NECESSARY.
BUT A TRUE BIKER DOES NOT GO OUT AND PROVOKE .
THE NEW BREED OF SO CALLED BIKERS ARE TRULY
LOST AND CLUELESS. THEY WILL NEVER UNDERSTAND THE RULES AND CODES SO MANY HAVE LIVED BY FOR YEARS GONE BY.
A TRUE BIKER KNOWS IT IS NOT ABOUT THE COLORS YOU FLY OR THE KIND OF BIKE YOU HAVE...

IT IS ABOUT HEART & SOUL & FREEDOM & FAMILY !!!!!!!!!!!!
(this came from the page of AZbikerman...copied with his permission...amen)


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