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0121 Latest (Pdf) Download Celebrating 21+ years of Jan 2021 continuous publishing & 16 years online SRIDER in c e 19 9 M O T 9 AO R C YZC L E N E W S SRIDER in c e 19 9 M O T 9 AO R C YZC L E N E W S Bringing News, Entertainment, & Resources to AriZona’s Biker Community Get Your Message Heard! Budget-Friendly Rates Support Your Local Biker Publication! Shop Our Advertisers AND Let Them Know You Saw Them in AriZona Rider https://AZRiderSouthwest.com Click here to sign up for our eMailing List Subscription. Receive a notice when the new e-dition is posted online. HAPPY NEW YEAR!!! TIME TO GIVE YOUR BIKE A NEW LOOK! BECAUSE MOTORCYCLES ARE COOL !!! KICKAZ CYCLES CAN BUILD START 2021 BY PERSONALIZING YOUR DREAM BIKE FROM THE THE BIKE OF YOUR DREAMS! GROUND UP! LET US HELP YOU BUILD YOUR BIKE TO REFLECT YOUR UNIQUE PERSONALITY. 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You could see a great the East Valley Cruisers won the Club Drive Motorcycle & Car Show took deal of imagination and creativity had Participation trophy. This is given to the place on Saturday November 7, 2020. been poured into these vehicles, as well club that donates the most toys. Concerns of rain were dispersed by sun- as the attention to detail. The reason for the gathering was to shine and blue sky that morning – no One fellow shared the story of the collect gifts to support Sunshine Acres doubt creating much relief for anyone ‘Johnny Cash Cadillac’. Children’s Home. The toy delivery was who planned to participate. The rain that Another gentleman explained that on December 12th. They were unable had been predicted in the days leading his 1932 Ford took some 1800 hours to to hand the toys out directly to the kids up to the event came in overnight in- build; accumulated over 15 years. He did this year. Instead, they did a parade of stead; clearing out in plenty of time. a beautiful job. cars and motorcycles through the SACH There were more than 100 entries, A vintage Cushman Eagle brought grounds; with all of the families out in brought in by numerous area car clubs; back memories for Bruce & for others. front of their houses. Paul Ponzetti of plus independent auto owners & motor- The oldest motorcycle we saw was a Seductive CC commented, “ It was an cyclists. The fee to participate was a new custom combo with a sidecar, registered amazing and rewarding 7th annual, and unwrapped toy. as a 1912. The oldest car spied was a something we are very proud and hon- It is likely that any number of these 1926 Dodge Brothers Victory Six. ored we were able to pull off during this people have built their vehicles over There were 6 categories in the com- difficult year.” time, as they could. There were all stag- petition, with over 35 awards. Most were Superstition HD & Seductive CC ex- es of ‘done’ on display; from still under People's Choice. Everyone at the show tend, “A special thank you to all who do- construction to fully restored or custom- has the opportunity to vote for their fa- nated to make a child’s Christmas a little ized. vorites in each category. Plus there was brighter.” These shows are a wonderful oppor- a Dealer’s Choice trophy and Seductive ‘Well Done’ to all involved! tunity to get up close & appreciate the Car Club Choice trophy. Congratulations Betsy & Bruce AZ Rider Motorcycle News January 2021 HOME 4 AZ Rider AZ Rider Motorcycle News January 2021 HOME AZ Rider 5 media vault AZ Rider Motorcycle News January 2021 HOME 6 AZ Rider Lost Dutchman MC Christmas Angel Toy Run The Lost Dutchman MC’s 16th Annu- families in need each year.” cheer. al Christmas Angel Toy Run took place Shoppers pick an ornament from an SA Bill Bracken of the LDMC sent this on Sunday December 13, 2020. Riders Christmas Angel tree, purchase the gift re- message, “Although we do believe the start gathering in the morning at Mesa’s quested, and go out to the awaiting truck to ‘Political Virus’ did have an effect on Clubhouse; as well the Peoria & Queen turn it in. It’s THAT easy! As scooter folk many events throughout the year as peo- Creek Clubhouses. From there they rode waited in line to drop off their purchases, ple were (and still are) following our new en masse to the Mesa CH, in time for the the sounds of goodwill & friendships were leaders guide lines, the decent people that noon departure. This group ride ended at abundant. There were even shoppers who are determined to give to others in need is the Walmart on Dobson in Mesa; where are non-riders who saw what was going stronger than the wall Politicians can ever the Salvation Army’s Angel Trees were on and added their donations to the cause. build around us. It was inspiring to see the waiting. Very cool! out-come of this Motorcycle Club host- Each year, riders come out and shop to We observed 15 organizations rep- ed Toy Run, as well as the others we wit- fulfill wishes of kids they don’t know… resented; plus many independent riders. nessed and attended this Christmas season. Giving of themselves to extend the Christ- Thanks to everyone’s participation, 250 We have made a contact with Coca Cola mas Spirit to those who are less fortunate. wishes were granted. Walmart had set up so next year we hope to achieve new goals The Angel Tree program is not govern- a cash register dedicated to this event.
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