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MMid-Atlanticid-Atlantic TThunderhunder RRoadsoads OWNER / EDITOR 1920 Centerville Turnpike, Suite 117-270 SALES: Virginia Beach, VA 23464 Offi ce phone: (757) 831-2264 Email:[email protected] Kelly Werrell Website: www.thunderroads-virginia.com Thunder Roads Crew Sales / Correspondents Correspondents Bo Albert Cindy Mease Mike “ Hammer” Vecchione Beth Albert [email protected] [email protected] Phone: (757) 291-2030 Phone: cell (804) 536-1299 offi ce (804) 265-5166 Tim Wilmoth Ricky Derby Dan “Stikman” Stidham Ed & Faye Hudnall [email protected] [email protected] (866) 968-1900 (757) 871-8840 - Ed (757) 871-8839 - Faye Matt Allan Dave Sutton Garth Hines Lorree & Randy Kidder [email protected] [email protected] (540) 234-9120 or (540) 746-0747 (304) 268-3719 Layout & Design Cathy “Bzgal” Clare Chris “Tigger” Rockhill WEBMASTER [email protected]. On Eagle’s Wings Writers Warren Ells, Art Director MySpaceMaster: Rod the Magnifi cent Thunder Publishing Stacie Bennett Ad Design [email protected] Reverend Rock Rick “Preacher” Saunders WRITERS, PHOTOGRAPHERS & CONTRIBUTORS Kelly Werrell, Beth Albert, Dan “Stikman” Stidham, Ed & Faye Hudnall, Cindy Mease, Garth Hines, Matt Allan, Mike “Hammer” Vecchione (local & overseas), Randy Kidder, Reverend Rock, Rick “Preacher” Saunders, Ricky Derby, Tim Wilmoth, Dave Sutton, Stacie Bennett, Cathy “Bzgal” Clare, Chris “Tigger” Rockhill, Jeffrey Ponko, Curtis Matthews, “Little Debbie” Burnett, Melissa Ashcraft. Special Thanks to: Warren Ells - our wonderfully talented layout guy who designs our pages & puts all the pieces together for us each month, Rod The Magnifi cent - for his killer ad designs & Troy Uhl, our webmaster, who keeps our site rockin on the web. Also many thanks to all of our readers, advertisers & those of you out there that spread the word or pass a magazine to a friend who’s never heard of us before - You ALL are what keeps the Thunder rolling through the Mid-Atlantic! THUNDER ROADS MAGAZINE 2 LETTER FROM THE EDITOR Hey - how’s everyone doing out there? I’m sure you’re all happy CALENDAR OF EVENTS...............................................4 that Spring has arrived & so has the start of the 2007 riding season. We’ve had the weirdest weather ever during any Winter season - at times, the temps would be in the low 30s then soar into the 60s & PROUD TO BE AN AMERICAN.................................6 70s a couple of days later….crazy stuff! Hopefully it’s leveled off now & we can count on steady temps to ride in. We’ll start getting that extra hour of daylight to ride beginning 3/11 which is always a HOT SHOTS...................................................................16 very welcome bonus for us, so don’t forget to set your clocks ahead one hour Saturday night, 3/10, before you hit the sack. There’s so many rides & events starting to breakout in our calendar & still lots more to come as the fi nal details are being NATIONAL BIKER NEWS..........................................26 worked out in the clubs & organizations that are hosting these runs for local & national charities. Try to get out there to at least 1 a month if you can…it can truly make a difference in the lives of SOUNDCHECK .............................................................28 those less fortunate than us. There’s nothing better than fi ring up the bike on a Sat. or Sun morning, gathering with friends to go for a nice ride & enjoying the after ride fun to help out those in need. Cost: Tank of gas - $5-$10; Registration Fee - $10 - $15; THUNDER ON THE ROAD.........................................30 Enjoying an afternoon on the bikes with friends to raise $$$ for charity – PRICELESS! Please visit Absolut Cycle Worx in Richmond on 3/17 for their TITTS (TAKIN’ IT TO THE STREETS)..............................34 party to kick off the riding season with great live music, lots of food, drink & just a real good time. Ladies, get those bikes ready for next month’s Diva Customs’ 2nd Annual “Divas Only” bike show on April THE JOKER’S WILD....................................................38 14th. Last year’s show was so incredible & everyone that attended had the best time. Even though it was “ladies only” who could enter their bikes, there were plenty of guys that came to check out all the cool rides owned by these women of the road. We’ll see you BIKER FRIENDLY DIRECTORY................................42 there. We’re extremely honored that The Virginia Motorsports Park has asked us to host a new feature for this year’s Virginia Bike ON EAGLES WINGS...................................................50 Fest being held April 15th. We invite you all to come on out with your bikes, take off your helmets if you wish & take a cruise on the Thunder Roads Cruise Lane from 11am – 4pm. You can take a leisure ride or ham it up & show off a little...it’s up to you – it’s all for CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS.....................................53 fun & play. There will be a lot of excitement & plenty of things going on throughout the park that day with lots of races, a huge bike show, bike rodeo, burnout drags, vendors, swap meet, live music READERS RIDES.........................................................54 & other stage events. Our On Eagles Wings crew will be holding a Blessing Of The Bikes before the Cruise Lane starts to roll. Please join us for a great day at the park! Hope you all enjoy our new look on all gloss – we’re still the same ole biker magazine at heart but just coming to you a little more clearer now. We’d like to welcome aboard & say thanks to all of our new advertisers as well as our old friends returning from NATIONAL FOUNDERS last year’s riding season & to our regular faithful advertisers that Toni McCoy Shearon & Brian Shearon roll with us each issue – it’s your fi nancial support which allows us 1421 Chapmansboro Road to keep this magazine alive each month. A very special thanks to Chapmansboro, TN 37035 all of you… our readers – YOU are truly what keeps the Thunder Offi ce: 615-792-0040 Fax: 615-792-7580 rolling for us all! We wish you all peace in your lives & love in your e-mail: [email protected] hearts. Please look out for each other © THUNDER ROADS MAGAZINE IS PUBLISHED MONTHLY BY & ride safe out THUNDER PUBLISHING. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. NO PART OF ITS there…See you out CONTENT MAY BE REPRODUCED WITHOUT WRITTEN PERMISSION. on the road! PUBLISHER ASSUMES NO RESPONSIBILITY AND IS NOT TO BE HELD LIABLE FOR ERRORS BEYOND THE COST OF THE SPACE OC- CUPIED BY THE ERROR, SLANDER OF ANY GROUP OR INDIVIDUAL, FAILURE TO PRODUCE ANY ISSUE AS SCHEDULED DUE TO REA- SONS BEYOND OUR CONTROL, ANY AND ALL SUITS FOR LIABLE, PLAGIARISM, COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT AND UNAUTHORIZED Kelly USE OF A PERSON’S NAME OR PHOTOGRAPH. OPINIONS AND CLAIMS MADE BY ADVERTISERS AND AUTHORS ARE THEIR OWN, AND DO NOT NECESSARILY REPRESENT THE POLICY OF THUNDER ROADS MAGAZINE OR THUNDER PUBLISHING. PUBLISHER DOES NOT PROMOTE THE ABUSE OF ALCOHOL OR OTHER DRUGS. MARCH 2007 information about participating in or donating to the Ride 5th Annual Heritage Motorcycle Rally - Charleston, SC or Dive contact Lynnhaven Dive Center (757) 481-0335. This the Grandfather of Bike Week Charleston. Rally nd th Mar 2 – 11 Mar 23rd - 25th Central, located at 9850 Hwy 78, Ladson, SC 29456, Daytona Bike Week – Daytona Beach, FL is home to “the wildest bike show in the south” and the Visit www.BikerBeach.com for more info Va Beach Convention Center Dept. of Va Legion Million Dollar Bike Build-Off. Top name bands, Vendors, Conference and ALR Dept.Meeting For more info scheduled rides daily – Beaufort to the south, Myrtle Mar 9th contact [email protected] Beach to the North, the Islands and Historic Charleston. Charity Runs. 10 full days of laid back enjoyment! Gates Motorcycle Hall of Fame Museum’s 19th Annual Mar 24th & 25th open at 10am on Friday. Info call 843-767-4258 or visit Friendraising Breakfast - Daytona, FL Guest Speaker The 1st Annual Northeast Motorcycle Expo - Long www.heritagemotorcyclerally.comApril 13 - 22, 2007 Willie G. Davidson. Hilton Resort 100 N. Atlantic Ave. Island NY Suffolk Community College Exhibition Center, Daytona.FL. Contact [email protected] Brentwood, Long Island, NY, featuring bike builders, Apr 14th celebrities and more Saturday 10AM to 5 PM and Lee Garrett Memorial Run - Lynchburg, VA C.W. at th th th Sunday 10AM to 5 PM. All brand motorcycle show: [email protected] Mar 10 - 11 & 17 & 18 Best of Northeast Custom Bike Show, Iron Angels, Highland County Maple Festival. Mountain Valley Riders music by Cross Cut Saw, and entertainment for the leaving Mt. Crawford Exxon 9:00 either Saturday. Contact kids. Hundreds of vendors, displaying biker accessories Apr 14th [email protected] and fashions, motorcycle dealers, displaying their latest 2nd Annual Divas Only Bike Show - Chesapeake, models. Admission tickets are $15.00 per person, children VA This indoor event being held at the Chesapeake under 12 years of age $7.00 and children 5 and under Convention Center will include great food, prizes, give- Mar 11th free. For more information contact 1-877-BikeXpo (877- a-ways, special guests, and live entertainment from 1st Annual Ride for Fallen Offi cers - Portsmouth, VA 245-3976) or www.NEMotorcycleExpo.com A Kev-Marv the band “Krunch.” Back again this year is the famous Presented by Knuckleheads Roadhouse & Police Unity Production. Diva Customs fashion show featuring beautiful women Tour Chapt IV. Registration & start Bayside Harley wearing the hottest leather fashions in town So ladies Davidson, 2211 Fredrick Blvd, Portsmouth, VA (757) Mar 31st get your bikes ready..this show is for you! Guys, you are 397-5550. Sign up 9am - 11:45 am. Police escorted ride welcome to come in, but its “Girls against the Girls!” And leaves at noon.
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    Table 5A 1 On-Road Light-Duty Certification Section Manufacturer Assignments MANUFACTURER STAFF ASSIGNED MANUFACTURER NAME CATEGORY See page 12 for telephone # CODE and e-mail. ACG, INC. ACG LD SHOBNA SAHNI ALPINA BURKARD BOVENSIEPEN GmbH + Co. ALP LD JOSEPH SALMINGO AM GENERAL CORPORATION AMGC LD SEONG KIM ASTON MARTIN LAGONDA LIMITED ASMA LD YUH JIUN TAN AUDI AG AUDI LD BILL MCDUFFEE AUTOMOBILI LAMBORGHINI, SPA LAMB LD BILL MCDUFFEE BAF TECHNOLOGIES BAFT LD TONY MARTINO BAYERISCHE MOTOREN WERKE AG BMW LD JOSEPH SALMINGO BAYTECH CORPORATION BAYT LD TONY MARTINO BENTLEY MOTORS LTD. BENT LD BILL MCDUFFEE BUGATTI AUTOMOBILES S.A.S. BUGA LD BILL MCDUFFEE CHRYSLER GROUP LLC CHYG LD LUCKY BENEDICT CLUB CAR INC. CLUB LD LUCKY BENEDICT CUMMINS ENGINE CO., INC. CUMM LD LUCKY BENEDICT DAIMLER AG DCAG LD TONY MARTINO DAIMLERCHRYSLER AG DCAG LD TONY MARTINO DAIMLERCHRYSLER CORPORATION CHRY LD LUCKY BENEDICT DR. ING h.c.f. PORSCHE AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT PORS LD BILL MCDUFFEE E-Z-GO DIVISION OF TEXTRON INC. EZGO LD SHOBNA SAHNI FAIRPLAY ELECTRIC CARS, LLC FPL LD LUCKY BENEDICT FERRARI S.p.A. FERR LD BILL MCDUFFEE FIAT GROUP AUTOMOBILES SPA FGAS LD BILL MCDUFFEE FORD MOTOR COMPANY FORD LD YUH JIUN TAN FUJI HEAVY INDUSTRIES, LTD. FUJI LD STEVEN HADA GENERAL MOTORS GM LD SEONG KIM GENERAL MOTORS DAEWOO AUTOMOTIVE & TECHNOLOGY CO. GMDT LD SEONG KIM GLOBAL ELECTRIC MOTORCARS, LLC GEM LD LUCKY BENEDICT HONDA MOTOR CO., LTD. HOND LD STEVEN HADA HYUNDAI MOTOR COMPANY HYND LD TONY MARTINO ISUZU MOTORS LIMITED ISUZ LD SEONG KIM JAGUAR CARS LIMITED JAG LD YUH JIUN TAN KIA MOTORS CORPORATION KIA LD TONY MARTINO L.A.