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Birmingham
HOG HIGHLIGHTS
March 2015
HAPPY
ST. PATRICK’S
DAY
V O LUME 15
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IN S ID E TH IS ISS U E:
From the Director
2
Assistant Director—Kick Stands Up
3
Secretary’s Report
4
Ladies of Harley
5
Activities
6
Safety
7
Let’s Ride!
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Cowboys and Engines
9
World of Wheels
10
Meet & Eat Notice
13
New Members
14
Sweetheart Dinner
16
Birthdays
18
Calendar of Events
19
Bama’s Boots, Bands and Bikes
22
Membership Form
23
The next monthly meeting will be March 12th.
Food will be served at 6:00 PM.
New Member orientation will begin at 6:30 PM.
The meeting will start at 7:00 PM.
Come enjoy the fellowship of your
Brothers and Sisters.
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From the Director
By: Rick Gamble
2015 CHAPTER
OFFICERS
Director
Rick Gamble
[email protected]
Assistant Director
David Pardue
[email protected]
Treasurer
David Lee
[email protected]
Secretary
Julie Gamble
[email protected]
DISCRETIONARY
OFFICERS
Ladies of Harley
Sally Peek
[email protected]
Activities Committee
Lisa Townsend
[email protected]
Safety Officer
Tony Berenotto
[email protected]
Photographer
Lisa Kimbrough
Philip Isbell
Jessica Pajaron
[email protected]
Webmaster
Bryon McCool
[email protected]
Membership Officer
Nicole Land
[email protected]
Head Road Captain
Rex Parvin
[email protected]
Children's Hospital
Committee
Rick Gamble
Rex Parvin
Frank Pajaron
Newsletter Editor
Everett Vann
[email protected]
Public Relations
Warren Murray
This year has started off with a
Bang! We had great Chili Cook
Off and Corn Hole Tournament.
Then World Of Wheels where
the Chapter collected $4,297.72 .
Put that with the money raised
from the Chili Cook Off and
Corn Hole Tournament that puts
the total at $4,607.72 for Children’s.
Then we had the Sweet Heart Dinner. The decorations, food and DJ were all
Awesome! Great Job All!
If you missed the events, you missed some good ones. But there is more to come
in the next few months. So, keep a check on the Chapter event calendar for
events and rides.
Don’t forget to take your bike into Rider’s to have it serviced for the up coming
riding season. There is more to having your bike serviced than having the oil
changed. They do a rigid multi point check from front to back. Many things we
tend to over look. So don’t hesitate, be ready to Ride and Have Fun.
Rick Gamble
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Kick Stands Up!
By: David Pardue
Happy March HOGS!
I know if you’re like me, I’m sick of winter
weather and ready to put that kickstand up
and ride with my fellow HOGS!!
This was my first year working the World of
Wheels, and let me say hats off to Warren,
Rick and Julie for being there from open to
close, and to Brandon for being in the bear suit 2 of the 3 nights I was there, and to all others
that volunteered their time to benefit our charity Children’s Hospital.
I know we have members that are going to both the Louisiana and Alabama rallies in April, and
also we have Road Captains already posting some great rides on our web site, so keep a check
on the calendar for a ride coming up. And don’t forget Bama’s Boots, Bands and Bikes and the
SOA ride in May.\
Hope to see you on a ride, monthly meeting or Meet and Eat!
LET’S RIDE AND HAVE FUN! With Alabama’s BEST HOG CHAPTER BIRMINGHAM
HOGS!!
Your brother,
David (DJ) Pardue
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SECRETARY’S REPORT
By: Julie Gamble, Secretary
The meeting was called to order with the playing of the National Anthem. Then David introduced the new members to the HOG Family
Mark and Lori Cole/Chuck and Cheryl McLelland. He spoke about a
ride that Kevin Back is having to Alexander City on the 21st.
Rick asked how everyone was doing and thanked everyone that worked
the World of Wheels. With the money raised at WOW, Chili Cook off
and the Corn Hole Tournament we have already raised in the Thousands for Children’s Hospital. Also, during the WOW event there were
17 bike raffle tickets sold. See David Lee if you would like to sell some
of the tickets for the bike raffle.
We had a guest speaker from the Montgomery Chapter (Bill) in attendance to speak about the Alabama State Rally. History on a Harley. In
Montgomery there are a lot of historic sites to visit - Wright brother’s
first Flight school and the Blue Bell Plant. Make plans to attend this
year’s HOG rally in Montgomery.
David advised that the Chapter is in good financial shape for this time of the year.
Nicole wanted everyone to know that she is working on getting all of the members that have renewed and new members that have joined their
cards mailed out. We have 88 members. Remember to update your National HOG membership.
Rick said that he was glad to see returning members and new members too.
Lisa thanked everyone that helped with and entered the Chili Cook-off and the Corn Hole Tournament. On February 19th we will have the meet
and eat at Tortugas on Hwy 280 and then March the 21st there will be a new member/officer ride and a game day at the HOG room.
Sally reminded everyone to RSVP for the Sweet Heart Dinner. So far there are 77 guests. Be at the HOG room at 6:00 the 13 th if you would like
to help decorate for the Sweet Heart Dinner.
Mona Lee spoke about the birthday party she is having for David and his twin sister February 21 st at the HOG room from 7:00 to 10:00. BYOB
but there will be a band and food provided.
Jeff Alexander wanted everyone to know about the birthday party for Frank on the 28 th at the HOG room 6:00-8:00. Pizza will be provided.
Everett said that his Harley is finished. All articles are needed by the 15 th of each month. If you have any photos that you would like to have
added to the newsletter email them to Everett. If the pictures are on a hard drive then you can leave the hard drive at Riders and he will go by
and pick them up.
Melissa advised that there will be a bike night at Riders on March 6th.
George wants to know if Riders events can be added to our calendar.
Rex will be having a Road Captain meeting February 22nd in the HOG room at 2:00. If you are interested in being a Road Captain and cannot
make the meeting email him.
George Phillips is having a ride to Milwaukee May 14th. Will be visiting the Harley Davidson Museum and Beaver Dam.
Pete Ingram is having a ride to the Dragon Tail April 25th and 26th. Leaving riders at 8:00 and only experienced riders please.
Tony asked if anyone had anything to share. Each month Tony will ask if there is a member that would like to share a stupid or wonderful thing
that happened while riding. He also wanted everyone to make sure to watch everything around you and to keep an eye on your tire pressure.
Rick wanted to remind everyone about the Bama’s Boots, Bands and Bikes May 15 th – 17th. The VIP dinner is Friday night at Iron Horse and it
will cost $150.00 per couple. On the 16th at the Pelham Civic Center there will be bands and a kid area then on the 17 th the ride from Pelham
back to the HOG room will take place. See web-site for more details.
Presents:
LOH prize – Cheryl McLelland
Rider’s gift certificate – Cheryl McLelland, Tony Waitzman, Lori Cole
50/50 - Charles Dixon
Gift bag – Sonny Pierce, Phil Duggan, Jeff Alexander, Teresa Pierce
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LADIES OF HARLEY
By: Sally Peek
Well, if you missed our Sweetheart Dinner on Valentine’s Day, you missed an awesome party!! First of
all, let me thank everyone who helped decorate, setup, prepare, cook and clean up for this event. The
steaks were out of this world and the entertainment
met all expectations. Just ask those that were on the
dance floor and singing karaoke! Didn’t know we
had such talent with a microphone. I took over one
hundred pictures that night, and if you had a couple
picture taken and would like a copy, just let me know
and I will gladly get one to you. It was great getting
together with everyone and especially seeing all the
new members’ party with us. Just an example of
how we get together and have a good time. Also, it was great seeing members that we have not seen in a while.
Welcome back!!
Speaking for myself, I am so ready to get on my bike. On March 21 st, George Phillips has scheduled a ride to Rattlesnake Saloon, in the Florence, AL area. I am going and invite all LOH to come and new members to spend the
day “riding and having fun”! George always has a wonderful ride, and another opportunity to spend with our HOG
family. Check the calendar for details. Look forward to seeing you there and if you are a Road Captain, come on
and support George on his ride. The more we have, the more organized and safe the ride will be.
Let me take this moment to thank those that have made suggestions to me recently on ideas for riding destinations.
Let me share them with you. One suggestion was to ride to the Galleria area to have a “movie night”. And the
other was to go to the Comedy Club. Meet at Riders Harley Davidson and drive across town for dinner and entertainment. These are great suggestions, and I will definitely organize these events when weather permits. I welcome more ideas and will do my best to “make it happen”. Thanks guys!!
Our HOG group has been asked to help in the planning and participation in the Bama’s Boots, Bands & Bikes
event benefiting our Military Heroes. From the VIP dinner on May 15 th to the fun filled day of bands and kids activities on Saturday, May 16th to the ride from The Pelham Event Center to Riders Harley Davidson Sunday the
17th. Along with HOG members, the organizers want as many “biker chicks” as possible to ride in the Sunday ride.
Let’s have a huge turnout for Sunday, May 17th and show everyone how our LOH can show off our bikes and riding skills. Actors Tommy Flannagan (Chibs) and Mark Boone, Jr. (Bobby) from the show Sons of Anarchy will be
the Hero Ambassadors & Special Guests honoring America’s Heroes. They too will lead the ride Sunday from
Pelham Event Center to Riders Harley Davidson. We will need as many Road Captains and HOG members to participate in making this event a success. If you are interested, you can contact me and I will make sure the organizers get that information. Also, you can go to www.bamasbootsbandsand bikes.com for more detailed information
on the entire weekend’s activities and purpose. I am so excited to be included in such an honorable event and welcome all Birmingham HOG members and LOH to be included.
As I mentioned in last month’s newsletter, I wanted to have a Pet Fashion
Show for our members to coincide with Riders Pet Adoption Day which will
be Saturday, June 27th. Again, this is not a competition but a day to honor our
“best friend” and give them and us an opportunity to meet and greet each other.
I will let you know the details as I learn them myself from the dealership.
Mark this date down so you can come spend the day showing off your “best
friend”.
Ride safe.
Your LOH Officer, Sally Peek
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ACTIVITIES
By: Lisa Townsend
What a great month February was. The LOH
Sweetheart Dinner was awesome and the
February meeting was super delicious. I wish
I could have tried every single crock pot!!
This is really shaping up to be a fantastic year
at Birmingham HOG!!
The food for this month’s meeting will be
salad and deli sandwiches (while they last).
We’ll do another potluck later in the year
where the chapter provides the meat and everyone will bring a side dish. We’ve got some awesome cooks so I can’t wait!
This month we will have a game night on March 21st starting at 6:00pm. We’ll have Texas
Holdem and probably some cornhole, darts, and other board games. There will be plenty to
do for everyone! Just bring a snack to share.
We are in the planning stages of having a mystery dinner theater and I need to know who all
would like to play a part. Please email me at [email protected] or inbox me
via Facebook if you would like a part in it. I’m thinking this would be something fun to do
in April or May so if you have plans during those months let me know and we’ll try to
schedule around it.
I normally end by saying I’ll see you at the meeting but we will be out of town this month.
So ya’ll have fun and I hope to see you all at the Children’s Hospital visit on the 7th.
Activities Committee
Lisa Townsend
Angie Waitzman
Janice Isbell
Sandy Phillips
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SAFETY
By: Tony Berenotto
Greetings fellow HOGs!! With snow, freezing
rain, and frigid temperatures; I know it doesn't
feel it, but Spring is right around the corner.
And that means – Riding Season!! Some of us
ride all year (with caveats for snow and ice for
yours truly), but most wait until the temperatures are more comfortable.
We have rides scheduled for March already:
Rick's Children's Hospital ride on the 7th, and
George's ride to the Rattlesnake Saloon on the
21st. Hopefully we will have a few more added between now and the end of the month. The
important thing to remember is that the weather is very unpredictable during the changing of
the seasons. Do not put your leathers or your heated gear away yet! Please keep all of your
cold-weather riding safety training in mind as the temperatures continue to rise. Conditions
can change suddenly during a day or weekend trip. You do not want to be caught without the
right gear. I know, I've been there – and I was miserable!
At last month's meeting we talked a little about tire safety. I am just going to review some of
that material for those that were unable to attend. Please, please, please, do your T-CLOCS
inspections before EVERY ride. Start by checking the overall condition of your tires. Look
for tread depth and wear, do not let your tires get to a bald condition! Check for weathering
and if the tires are evenly seated, make sure that the bead is not loosening. Look at the sidewalls, make sure there are no bulges and if your tires are old or if you have not ridden in a long
time, check for cracking. Tires can dry rot over time. While you are checking your tread
depth, look for tire damage and/or embedded objects. If you find one, get it evaluated by a
professional. Just because the object did not flatten your tire, does not mean it is safe to continue riding.
And lastly, but certainly not least, check your tire pressure!!! Check it before every ride or at
least weekly, check it more frequently when temperatures are changing. Remember that air
pressure decreases with decreasing temperatures. Most folks understand that tires that over
inflated or are subjected to excessive temperatures can blow out at the most inopportune times.
But, most do not realize that under-inflation causes equally dangerous conditions. Under inflated tires can have significant sidewall damage. The under inflated condition causes the
sidewalls to bulge. As you ride the temperature of the tire rises. This repeats as the tire cools
and reheats, perhaps over and over. The weakened sidewalls can let go at any time – probably
at the worst possible time!!
That's it for this month. Please be safe out there; keep the greasy side down and your alertness
level up!!
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LET’S RIDE!
By:
Rex Parvin
Through the cold weather it is good to catch a day
or two in Alabama where the weather is just right
for a ride. The Road Captains have met to get a
game plan for this riding season. Our challenge as
a group is we have been wired to plan our activities
the night before, so planning a ride a month off
seems to be difficult for some of us. We will work
on this and try to get more rides posted.
Rides Planned
Friday Night, 3/6 – Bike Night at Rider’s HD. Hours are 6:00 PM till 10:00 PM. There
will be a band, vendors, and food available.
Saturday, 3/7 – Ride to Children’s of Alabama. Please try to join us at 11:00 AM at
the hospital. The kids are depending on us.
Saturday, 3/21 – Ride to the Snake. Leave
McDonalds in Gardendale at 8:00 AM for
the Rattlesnake Saloon in Tuscumbia for
lunch. 145 miles one way. Rain cancels and
below 45 degrees.
NO OTHER RIDES have been posted.
Rex Parvin, Head Road Captain
Road Captains
Kevin Back
Phillip Isbell
Sally Peak
Tony Berenotto
Don McCombs
George Phillips
Jerry Briscoe
Frank Pajaron
Gary Townsend
Rick Gamble
David Pardue
Tony Waitzman
Pete Ingram
Rex Parvin
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Cowboys and Engines
By: George Phillips
Several years ago I rode with a group of Birmingham HOG members on an Iron Butt ride.
The goal was 1000 miles in less than 24 hours. We left Pelham at 4:00 A.M. and rode to
Longview, Texas for lunch at a Subway. I kind of was hoping for a Texas Steak but guess it
was a good thing we didn’t eat that much since we were planning to be back in Birmingham
before midnight. We actually got back at 11:30 that night. The few of you that were on the
ride will remember how much fun we had. The rest of you probably think we were crazy.
It was a very enjoyable 1,000 plus miles and 19 ½ hour ride but the best part was the people
that were there and friendships and memories that were made.
After the ride I wrote an article that some of you may remember. In it was a little story about
us stopping at a service station early in the morning, before day break, to ask directions on
how to bypass a traffic jam on the interstate because of an accident that had it shut down.
After the attendant gave us some directions, which work very well I may add, he noticed the
bikes setting out front and asked where we were headed. We told him about out plan to ride
1,000 miles from Birmingham to Longview for lunch and back in less than 24 hours. His
last comment as we walked out the door was “Well I guess cowboys still exist”.
That comment “Well I guess cowboys still exist” stuck in my mind. I never thought of myself as a cowboy. But then you can’t help but to think about how similar we are to cowboys
when we ride. We mount our Harleys and sit in the saddle with pride, just as cowboys
would when they mounted their horse. Rather than the sound of the hooves hitting the
ground we hear the thump of the big v-twin. The power of both is awesome. We ride for
hours with the wind in our face and the smell of the world around us. And finally at the end
of the ride when we settle down for chow we talk about old times with old and new
friends… we laugh and create memories that only this moment will provide. These will be
new memories that we will talk about again at a later time, maybe at the end of the next ride.
We enjoy that feeling of freedom when we ride our Harleys across our great country and enjoy all of the beauty that it offers. The smell of the fresh air, the change in temperature when
you drop down into a valley or cross a river combined with the unobstructed sights simulating the senses like noting else can, all of this had to be what early cowboys felt when they
rode around our awesome nation.
The next time you throw your leg over the saddle and head out, remember the cowboys of
yesteryear that helped tame this great country of ours. Enjoy our awesome land and all it has
to offer and give thanks for what we have.
Ride Safe and Have Fun!
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WORLD OF WHEELS
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RIDERS
HARLEY DAVIDSON
4750 Norrell Drive
Trussville, Al. 35173
(205) 655-1234
Open 9:00am-6:00pm Mon.-Sat.
10:00am-5:00pm on Sunday
www.ridersharleydavidson.com
Come on out and see one of our sales professionals
Salesmen
J. J. Evans (205) 908-3956
Shane Files (205) 362-1862
Rick Mosley (334) 412-0100
Scott Vance (205) 473-2825
Brandon Vessels (205) 234-4783
Sales Manager
Butch Fairfield (205) 837-1833
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Let’s MEET & EAT
In past years we met monthly at one of our advertisers for the
monthly “Peel & Stick”, preparing the newsletters for mailing.
It would be a lot of fun meeting with each other on a weeknight
to have dinner and refreshments, catch up on news, and visit
with each other. Now the newsletter is processed, stamped and
mailed out without us doing it.
We are leaving out the newsletter and just picking a place each
month to meet up and catch up. The times and places will also
be posted on the ride calendar.
This months Meet & Eat will be at
Hooters in Trussville
On Thursday March 19, 2015, at 6:30PM
205-951-3675
www.SpringerEquipment.com
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New Members
Mark & Lori
Cole
Chuck & Cheryl
McLelland
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Sweetheart Dinner/Dance
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Sweetheart Dinner/Dance
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March Birthdays
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NOTICE!!!
We would like to be able to acknowledge all birthdays each
month. However, we do not have that information in our database. So we need your help. Please email your birthday information, month and day only, to [email protected] so we can update our database. If
you don’t have access to email, then you can still provide the
information through one of several ways: 1) Put the information in an envelope marked HOG membership and leave it at
Rider’s, 2) bring it to a membership meeting, or 3) Mail it to:
Nicole Land, P.O. Box 162, Locust Fork, AL 35097
________________________________________________________________________________________
Peggy Dixon - March 2nd
Tony Waitzman - March 14th
Pete Ingram - March 18th
David Akers - March 19th
Vicky Alexander - March 21st
Sarah Akers - March 23rd
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March 2015
SUN
1
Biker Church
MON
TUE
WED
THU
FRI
SAT
2
3
4
5
6
Rider’s Bike
Night
7
Children’s
Hospital
8
Biker Church
9
10
11
12
Monthly Meeting
13
14
15
Biker Church
16
17
18
19
Meet & Eat
20
21
Ride to the
Snake
Back in the
Saddle
Hooters
Game Night
22
Biker Church.
23
24
25
26
27
28
Court Yard 280
Mud Bugs
Rider’s Spring
Open House
29
Biker Church
30
31
CHECK WEBSITE FOR UPDATES AT:
WWW.BIRMINGHAMHOG.COM
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HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO
WIN AN AMERICAN LEGEND??
2015 HARLEY DAVIDSON
STREET GLIDE
$50 per chance
Only 650 chances to be sold
Raffle Date: Saturday, July 18, 2015
Rider’s Harley Davidson-Trussville
Door Prize Drawings every 30 minutes beginning at 12:30 p.m.
The final drawing for the bike is at 5:00 p.m.
To purchase your raffle ticket contact:
Rick Gamble [email protected] or any Birmingham HOG Officer/Member
Tickets can also be purchased at Rider’s Harley Davidson – Trussville
Sponsored by: Birmingham Harley Owners Group
www.birminghamhog.com
You do not have to be present to win the motorcycle
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Bama’s Boots, Bands and Bikes Motorcycle Ride Benefiting the Boot Campaign
Ride begins at Pelham Event Center, 2050 Lee Street Pelham, Al 35124
Ends at Rider’s Harley Davidson 4750 Norman Dr. Trussville, Al 35173
Gates Open at 11:00 am at Pelham Event Center & Ride Begins 1:00 pm
Sunday May 17, 2015
Come Ride with Tommy Flanagan and
Mark Boone Jr.
$25.00 Rider - $15.00 Passenger
Each Rider receives Souvenir Pin and T-shirt
Ride free – Solicit $250.00 in donations to Bama’s Boots Bands and Bikes
Get your boots from Boot Campaign – www.bootcampaign.com
Register Early
Name_____________________________________________________ Age________ T-Shirt size _________
Address _______________________________City ________________State _____Zip ______Phone_________
Check enclosed _______ CC (Visa or MC) __________________________ Exp____________ Security Code______
Mail to Bama’s Boots Bands and Bikes, 2121 Patton Street, Hoover, Al 35226
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CHAPTER MEMBERSHIP
ENROLLMENT FORM AND RELEASE
CHAPTER NAME: BIRMINGHAM AL CHAPTER 0030________________________________________________________
MEMBER NAME: _______________________________________________________________________________________
ADDRESS: ______________________________________________________________________________________________
CITY______________________________ STATE __________________________ ZIP ________________________________
E-MAIL ADDRESS: ______________________________________________________________________________________
PHONE NUMBER: ________________________ MEMBER NAT’L H.O.G. NUMBER _______________________________
EXPIRATION DATE OF NATIONAL HOG. MEMBERSHIP __________________________
I have read the Annual Charter for HOG. Chapters and hereby agree to abide by it as a member of this dealer sponsored chapter.
I recognize that while this Chapter is chartered with H.O.G., it remains a separate, independent entity solely responsible for its actions.
THIS IS A RELEASE, READ BEFORE SIGNING
I agree that the Sponsoring Dealer, Harley Owners Group (HOG.), Harley-Davidson, Inc., Harley- Davidson Motor Company, my Chapter and their respective
officers, directors, employees and agents (hereinafter, the “RELEASED PARTIES”) shall not be liable or responsible for injury to me (including paralysis or death)
or damage to my property occurring during any HOG. or HOG. chapter activities and resulting from acts or omissions occurring during the performance of the duties
of the Released Parties, even where the damage or injury is caused by negligence (except willful neglect). I understand and agree that all HOG. members and their
guests participate voluntarily and at their own risk in all H.O.G. activities and I assume all risks of injury and damage arising out of the conduct of such activities. I
release and hold the “RELEASED PARTIES” harmless from any injury or loss to my person or property which may result from my participation in HOG, activities
and EVENT(S). I UNDERSTAND THAT THIS MEANS THAT I AGREE NOT TO SUE THE “RELEASED PARTIES” FOR ANY INJURY OR RESULTING
DAMAGE TO MYSELF OR MY PROPERTY ARISING FROM, OR IN CONNECTION WITH, THE PERFORMANCE OF THEIR CHAPTER DUTIES IN
SPONSORING, PLANNING OR CONDUCTING SAID EVENT(S).
WAIVER OF RIGHTS UNDER STATE STATUTES
I further agree to waive all benefits flowing from any state statute which would negate or limit the scope of this Release and Indemnification Agreement including,
but not limited to, Section 1542 of the California Civil Code which provides:
“A general release does not extend to the claims which the creditor does not know or suspect to exist in his favor at the time of executing the release,
which if known to him must have materially affected his settlement with the debtor.”
By signing this Release, I certify’ that I have read this Release and filly understand it and that I am not relying on any statements or representations made by the
“RELEASED PARTIES”.
MEMBER SIGNATURE __________________________________________ DATE ___________________________________
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(Dues not to exceed maximum amount prescribed in, “Annual Charter for HOG. Chapters”, as contained in the H.O.G. Chapter
Handbook.) $20.00 per year per member
RETURN THIS FORM TO YOUR CHAPTER
Membership Officer
Birmingham HOG
P.O. Box 162
Locust Fork, AL 35097
Birmingham HOG
Chapter 0030
PO Box 162
Locust Fork, AL. 35097
Riders Harley-Davidson
(205) 655-1234
[email protected]
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