Get documents about "MARK YOUR CALENDARS! WELCOME NEW MEMBERS HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO
Document Sample
JAXHOG Chapter # 0681 March 2005
Jacksonville, Florida Page: 1
Internationally
Affiliated with
SURREY H.O.G.
England UK
since 1999
www.surreyhog.org
MARK YOUR CALENDARS! SPONSOR
ADAMEC Harley-Davidson of Orange Park
• 03/05 Chapter Meeting / Daytona Beach Ride 1520 Wells Road, Orange Park FL
• 03/12 Martin's Dinner, Flagler Beach (904) 215-1931
• 03/19 Whitey's Fish Camp Lunch Ride www.adamecsharley.com
• 03/21 Assemble Easter Baskets
• 03/26 Deliver Easter Baskets to Shands & ADAMEC Harley-Davidson at Regency
10399 Atlantic Blvd., Jacksonville FL
Wolfson Children’s Hospitals.
(904) 641-3735
www.regencyharley.com
WELCOME NEW MEMBERS
Jen Crespo, Dennis Hall, Ronald Quinn, NOTES
Rich Schaefer, Sandy Schaefer, Diane Sipler,
Art Snider, Linda Wilder, Bill Wiltshire • HOGLINE (904) 645-7539
• Chapter Meetings are the first Saturday of each
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU! month, 9:30 AM at the Fleet Reserve Assoc.,
5391 Collins Road, Jacksonville, FL. Come at
MARCH BIRTHDAYS 9:00 AM for donuts & coffee.
John Orren - 3/7, Denise Williams - 3/7,
Billy Benefield - 3/10, Sandra Hamilton - 3/10, • All events end upon arrival at the destination.
Pink Hall - 3/13, Scott Hatcher - 3/13, All events are alcohol-free.
Parker Pearman - 3/13, Gary Kruger – 3/17,
• If you can’t attend a ride or event on 2 wheels,
Michael Williams - 3/18, Dennis Noes - 3/19,
bring an alternate means of transportation.
Karen Marple – 3/20, Tom McKee - 3/20,
Marc Miller - 3/20, Karla Burger - 3/21, • Check out our website: www.jaxhog.com
Augie Sason - 3/21, Carl Register - 3/24,
Password to see past newsletters is roadking.
Steve Coleman - 3/26, Jared Gilman - 3/26, ___________________________________________________
Jerry Blankenship - 3/27, Ann Gooch – 03/28,
Mark Williams - 3/28, Mike Gilbo - 3/29, THANK YOU TO OUR V.I.P.S!
Sandy Schaefer – 03/30 Adamec H-D Ride For Smiles, February 12
APRIL BIRTHDAYS Ken Armstrong, Natalie Atwood, Mike Baker, Pat Baker,
Doug Barnhart, Billy Benefield, Karla Burger, Rick Burger,
Vincent Ruppel - 4/1, Tracy Rhoads - 4/5,
Hugh Cater, Kat Clendenen, Steve Coleman,
Bob Johnson - 4/6, Kat Clendenen - 4/7,
Susan Coleman, Jim Cox, Dan Field, Pat Field,
Jim Schroeder - 4/7, Cris Vonderheide - 4/16,
Dennis Frobish, Mike Gilbo, Sandi Gilbo, Barry Gilman,
Barry Steinberg - 4/24, Jim Wallace - 4/27, Josh Gilman, Pink Hall, Bill Hartley, Butch Hubbard, Sheryl
Karen Bruns - 4/28, Tom Martin - 4/29, Hubbard, Bob Kapuschansky, Joe Kerr,
Wade Moorefield - 4/29 Chris Kiernan, Kim Kiernan, Rick Kirtley, James Lintzenich,
Joy Lintzenich, Denton Luke, Tom Martin, Ken McKinney,
If your birthday is missing, send an e-mail to Leanne McKinney, Bob McVay, John Paulus,
jaxhogeditor@comcast.net so the listing may be Parker Pearman, Carl Register, Dusty Rhoads,
updated and revised. Tracy Rhoads, Vincent Ruppel, Don Sipler, Larry Taylor,
Ed Tunstall, Howard Weadon
JAXHOG Chapter # 0681 March 2005
Jacksonville, Florida Page: 2
CHAPTER OFFICERS ROAD CAPTAINS
Barry Gilman – Director
Mike Gilbo - Head Road Captain
(904) 234-0414 Roadcaptain@jaxhog.com
Director@jaxhog.com
Tim Asterman Natalie Atwood
Dan Field - Assistant Director
Hugh Cater Jim Cox
(904) 910-9881
Assistantdirector@jaxhog.com June Crawford Dan Field
Barry Gilman Jim Haynes
Monica Walbrecht – Treasurer & Editor Dan Hunt Rick Kirtley
(904) 940-2281 Larry Meeker Dennis Noes
Treasurer@jaxhog.com John Paulus Ed Tunstall
Cheli Cox – Secretary
Marc Wisdom
(904) 334-4458
Secretary@jaxhog.com
Mike Gilbo - Activities Officer WEB SERVICES PROVIDED BY
(904) 613-9188
Activities@jaxhog.com
Sandi Gilbo - Information Officer
(904) 910-2123
Information@jaxhog.com
Jim Cox – Safety Officer
(904) 334-4458
Safety@jaxhog.com
Hugh Cater – Chaplain
(904) 721-3401
Chaplain@jaxhog.com
MEETING LOCATION MAP
Richard D. “Rick” Kirtley – Quartermaster
Fleet Reserve Association
(904) 813-0285
Quartermaster@jaxhog.com 5391 Collins Road
Don Sipler – Membership Officer
(904) 226-2192
Membership@jaxhog.com
Marc Wisdom – Webmaster & Photographer
(904) 465-3444
Photographer@jaxhog.com
June Crawford - Ladies of Harley Director
(904) 260-6858
LOH@jaxhog.com
Natalie Atwood - Ladies of Harley Officer
(904) 731-2490
jaxhogloh@yahoo.com
Joy Lintzenich – Ladies of Harley Officer
(904) 213-8434
loh4jaxhog@hotmail.com
JAXHOG Chapter # 0681 March 2005
Jacksonville, Florida Page: 3
THE DIRECTOR’S CHAIR
It’s March and if you’re a biker (and you probably are if you’re reading this), then your
thoughts are turning away from the day-to-day grind and toward Bike Week in
Daytona Beach. A tradition since January 1937 – marked by the inaugural running of the Daytona 200 –
Bike Week has become a 10-day festival that takes place March 4th – March 13th throughout Daytona
Beach and the surrounding counties.
To those in the frozen north, Bike Week is the opportunity waited for all winter when the motorcycles are
finally uncovered after months of laying dormant, cleaned and polished and then taken out of the garage
in the anticipation of the trek to Daytona, sunny skies, warm temperatures, short sleeves, and perhaps
even a walk on a beach. But to us here in Jacksonville, this pilgrimage to Daytona, which is made by
hundreds of thousands of motorcycle enthusiasts, is taken for granted just a bit. We go to Daytona on a
lunch ride and those sunny skies, warmer temperatures, shorter sleeves and walks on the beach are part
of our daily routine, even in January.
This 64th Bike Week will have a different flavor for everyone and will offer everything from top-name
entertainment to a relaxing day at the beach to Cole Slaw wrestling. Some of us will position ourselves
along Main Street to watch the bikes and the people go by with hopes of catching that glimpse of the
“unusual”. There’s shopping the thousand of vendors for everything imaginable, the late nightclubs, the
great restaurants and a ride through the Ormond Loop, which just can’t be beat. The list goes on and on.
If there is something you’d like to see or do, you can rest assured you can see it and do it at Bike Week.
Don’t forget to get over to the Ocean Center to pick up your free H.O.G. event pin between March 7th and
March 12th and mark your calendars for March 12th when JAXHOG will have our traditional Bike Week
Dinner at Martin’s in Flagler Beach. R.S.V.P. for the Club dinner to Mike Gilbo at: Activities@jaxhog.com.
Please be alert and safe and remember that motorcycles and alcohol don’t mix…ever. Be courteous to
those who will be taking part in the festivities along side us and remember that most of them come from
somewhere else and while Daytona may be a regular ride destination for us, it’s a long-awaited vacation
for them.
Have a great Bike Week 2005! Regards, Barry
CHAPLAIN’S CORNER
Submitted by Hugh Cater
Easter is here again. What does it mean to you? We celebrate it with a holiday. We give and receive
baskets of eggs, bunnies and baby chicks, made out of candy and, if we are lucky, chocolate.
We also celebrate with new clothes. Easter is the time for the new spring wardrobe to be unveiled and
modeled. The drab winter outfit is exchanged for bright, exciting outfits. Of course in Florida we do not
have to put away heavy winter clothes and our colors stay bright all year, but it’s still a good excuse for
new clothes. For some it is also an excuse for a new Harley, but, hey, who needs an excuse for a new
bike.
It’s also the time when we see new growth all around us. Grass, trees and shrubs are turning green and
flowers aren’t far behind. We enjoy the sights, sounds and fragrances that come with new growth. It’s
also a new riding season. Daytona is just behind us and a new season of good riding is beginning. New
roads are for riding and new friends are to be made.
Easter, for followers of Jesus, is also the celebration of the resurrection of Christ; it is the opportunity for a
new commitment to faith. It is the ultimate celebration of life, especially new life, as shown by all those
other “new” traditions.
Easter is also the opportunity to share. Jaxhog traditionally takes Easter baskets to hospitalized children.
This year we are going to both Wolfson’s and Shands children’s wings. Adamec H-D has also donated
some really nice items. The ride is scheduled for Saturday, March 26, with kickstands up at 10:00 AM at
Adamec H-D Orange Park. We will be dividing into two groups and meeting later for lunch. The kids will
get the candy and you will get the blessing of helping others in need. Hope to see you there.
God bless you, Hugh Cater
JAXHOG Chapter # 0681 March 2005
Jacksonville, Florida Page: 4
FEBRUARY CHAPTER MEETING MINUTES
Submitted by Cheli Cox
Bring meeting to order: Barry Gilman - Director Ladies of Harley: (June) Thanks to Karla for
making the patches for the Cosmic Bowling
Pledge of Allegiance: Don Sipler
Event. Gave out trophies for the highest, lowest
Prayer: Hugh Carter - Chaplain scores and most gutter balls.
Children’s Hospital Easter Basket Event: (Hugh & Today is Dealer discount day today for chapter
Pat). We will be going to both Shands and members. 10% discount off parts, accessories,
Wolfson Children’s Hospitals delivering Easter and motor clothes. Show your YELLOW chapter
baskets in two separate groups. Hugh asked membership cards. If you don’t have a yellow
that members bring bags of candy, Easter grass chapter membership card, you’re not a current
and small stuffed animals to the March meeting member and you need to see Don Sipler.
so we can make the baskets Monday 3/21.
Dealership Report: (Missy) Tickets available for
Adamec HD will provide head wraps and bags for
the Ride for Smiles event. Sale on HD jeans,
the club to deliver.
new and improved fit. Specials for Bike Week.
Lunch ride following the meeting: (Larry Meeker The new Adamec store will be breaking ground
- RC) To Scuttlebutts. soon. Looking forward to the new building.
Barry announced 50-50 and $25 Adamec’ H -D Quartermaster Report: (Rick) Now taking
gift certificate and prize giveaway. The January LOH orders. Will laminate any card for $1.00
22nd ride to the Veteran’s Domicile was a huge each. June requested LOH ball caps.
success with 79 motorcycles and 5 chase
Ride for Smiles scheduled for Saturday, February
vehicles jam-packed full of donations. We were
12th. We need volunteers to work the event.
well received by the residents. We found out the
JAXHOG will ride as a club in the front of the
Domicile is having a Super Bowl party for the
pack. Anyone interested, please e-mail Barry.
residents and everything was donated for the
party because the State won’t fund something Treasurer’s Report: (Monica) Updated club on
like that. The only thing that hasn’t been financial status and offered everyone the chance
donated yet is the food. So if you choose to to look over the books.
take part in the 50-50 today, the portion of the
Our website jaxhog.com has been redesigned
50-50, which would normally come into the
and updated for a whole new look. The website
Treasury, will instead be donated by the Club to
purchase food for the Domicile’s Super bowl has the look, the flavor, the colors of the Harley-
bash. Davidson website and the National HOG website.
This is the result of our outsourcing and redesign
Another note on the 50-50. It was brought to arrangement of the web site that we’ve been
our attention at the last meeting that the way discussing over the past several months. Some
we were pulling the 50-50 could be improved. of the new things you’ll be seeing on the website
We were pulling the smaller prizes first and then in the upcoming months are:
if someone won one of the smaller prizes, their
ticket was removed from the big money pot. ü Quartermaster page
After consideration, starting today, we will pull ü Ladies of Harley page
the smaller prizes first and then all tickets will be ü FAQ Page
placed back into the hat so everyone has a ü Safety Page
chance at the big money. ü Membership Page & Bulletin Board
Membership Report and introduction of new Additionally, we will be migrating our Club
members and guests: (Don) Membership up to Officer e-mail addresses so as officers change,
almost 300. Dealer will be sending out invitation contact information doesn’t. All officers will have
letters from Jaxhog to customers buying new a jaxhog.com e-mail address for example; Barry
and used bikes. Gave out Valentines lollipops to will be Director@jaxhog.com. Monica will be
all members in attendance. Treasurer@jaxhog.com. Mike will be Activities
@jaxhog.com. Enjoy the new web site and
Assistant Director Report / New Member please be patient as we go through these
Orientation: (Dan) New member orientation on growing pains and if you have any ideas on what
2/19 at Dick’s Wings, Tinseltown. Looking for you would like to see, please e -mail them to
Volunteers for the State Rally at Howey in the Webmaster@jaxhog.com for consideration.
Hills 11/17-19.
JAXHOG Chapter # 0681 March 2005
Jacksonville, Florida Page: 5
FEBRUARY CHAPTER MEETING MINUTES (Continued)
Barry asked that those who might be National Highway Transportation & Safety
interested in taking on a management role in Administration.
the Club, step up and make your presence
known so we can bring you into the loop on Barry announced that the 2005 HOG-Buck
the job and the expectations. Let us know proposal was being finalized.
what position you might be interested in so
we can start planning for a smooth Secretary: (Cheli)
succession.
Other club business: Hooky ride on 2/09 to
Safety: (Jim) Discussed Riders Edge Advanced Orlando, depart 8 AM, Adamec H-D OP.
Course on 2/26. Invited all members to take Valentines Ride 2/13, depart 2:30 PM from
-D
the course. Adamec H is giving members a Adamec H-D Regency, John Paulus - RC
$25 discount on the course. RC’s are carrying
First Aid and CPR kits on their bikes (most are Door Prize and 50-50 drawing.
certified now). Thanked RC’s for buying the
RC vests and getting certified with their own Meeting adjourned.
money. Also discussed statistics from the
RED LIGHTS… KEEP YOUR GUARD UP!
Submitted by Jim Cox
How many times do you pull up to a red light and put your bike in neutral? Maybe adjust your
helmet, gloves, or talk to the rider beside you?
An email from Danny Boy reminded me how dangerous sitting a red light can be. The web link is:
www.farson.com/image/bikestop.gif In the video it shows a biker sitting still at a red light. All of a
sudden a truck that doesn’t see the light, comes flying up to the biker from behind. The driver sees
the biker too late and plows into him from the rear. This sends the bikers flying and destroys the
bike.
I was riding with some club members near Fernandina Beach when the same thing happened. But
we saw the driver coming and looked for a way out. He saw us and swerved around traffic to avoid
a collision. Needless to say, it was a heart starting (or stopping) experience.
When at a red light, be vigilant. Not only do people run red lights in front of you but watch your
back. Remember, you’re smaller and present less of a profile than a regular vehicle. Stay in gear if
possible. Adjust quickly and stay alert. Even if a car is already behind you, an impact to them may
push them into you.
Our personal safety is in our hands. There are many things we can’t control but being alert and
ready is something we all must do. Ride often and ride safely.
JAXHOG RIDE RATINGS
LEVEL 1: Ride may be during hours of daylight or darkness. Low to average traffic volume. Moderate
speeds. Frequent stops. Primary, secondary and tertiary roads.
LEVEL 2: Ride may be during hours of daylight or darkness. Average to high traffic volume.
Moderate to highway speeds. Occasional stops. Primary and secondary roads.
LEVEL 3: More challenging ride in distance, speed, time and roads. Ride may be during hours of
daylight or darkness. Moderate to highway speeds. Occasional to infrequent stops. Interstate,
primary and secondary roads.
JAXHOG Chapter # 0681 March 2005
Jacksonville, Florida Page: 6
JAXHOG ACTIVITIES
MARCH 2005 JAXHOG EVENT RC/Rating
03/05 March HOG Chapter Meeting / Daytona Beach Ride MG 2
Meeting 9:30 AM, Bike Wash 8:30 AM
03/12 Bike Week - Martin's Dinner, Flagler Beach, Arrive by 4:30 PM
03/19 Whitey's Fish Camp Lunch Ride NA 2
Depart Gate Station US1 & CR210E @ 3:30 PM
03/21 (Monday) Assemble Easter Baskets 7:00 PM
Dick's Wings, Tinseltown on Southside
03/26 Easter Basket Delivery to Wolfson Childrens and Shands HC/BG
Hospitals. Both rides depart Adamec H-D Orange Park @
10:00 AM. Lunch at Buffalos Southwest Café, Youngerman
Circle Orange Park for lunch afterwards
03/28 (Monday) Ladies of Harley Meeting 7:00 PM
American Café on San Jose, Jacksonville
APRIL 2005 JAXHOG EVENT RC/Rating
04/02 April HOG Chapter Meeting / Lunch Ride
Meeting 9:30 AM, Bike Wash 8:30 AM
04/04 (Monday) Activities Committee Meeting 7:00 PM
Dick’s Wings, Tinseltown on Southside
04/08 (Friday) Ladies Tech Night, Adamec H-D Orange Park
04/10 (Sunday) Down The Hatch Lunch Ride
Depart Gate Station US1 & CR210E @ 11:30 AM
04/13 (Wednesday) Play Hooky Ride to Cedar Key MG
Depart Adamec H-D Orange Park 8:00 AM
04/16 Blackshear GA Lunch Ride, Bring Helmets. RK
Depart Adamec H-D Regency @ 9:30 AM
04/17 (Sunday) Progressive Dinner / Poker Run BG 2
Depart Gate Station US1 & CR210E @ 11:00 AM
$10 per person for dinner and poker hand
04/23 Leesburg Bikefest - Cafe Stella Dinner (next to
Comfort Inn Hwy 19 & 441) Arrive by 7:00 PM
04/30 Lex & Terry Ticket to Ride, benefits Autism Society of America
Depart Alltel Stadium.
Chapter Meetings held at Fleet Reserve Association, 5391 Collins Road, Jax FL 32244 at 9:30AM.
** CHECK THE HOG LINE REGULARLY FOR UPDATES (904) 645-7539 **
- Represents a non-club event.
- Club rides / events are CLOSED and for the benefit & participation of JAXHOG members & guests.
- HOG chapter meetings are OPEN to the general public. All are welcome to attend and participate!.
- Adamec H-D dealership sponsored rides/events OPEN to general public.
JAXHOG Chapter # 0681 March 2005
Jacksonville, Florida Page: 7
ADAMEC HARLEY-DAVIDSON SPONSORED
BIKE NIGHTS
Tuesday Nights at Dick’s Wings, Jacksonville Beach
Wednesday Night at Buffalo’s Southwest Cafe, Orange Park
Saturday 11 AM – 2 PM, Refreshments available at both Dealerships
RIDE FOR SMILES A ROARING SUCCESS
Contributed by Beth Broyles Media Specialist
UF & Shands Jacksonville
For over a decade, Barry Steinberg, MD, DDS, Chief of Division of Maxillofacial surgery, University of Florida has
put his heart and soul into an organization he founded called Facing Futures. And now, he’s even putting his
pedal to the metal. On Saturday, February 12, more than three hundred fifty local motorcycle riders came out to
support the surgeon and his efforts to help children with facial deformities.
“The response to the ride has been overwhelming,” says Steinberg. “When I was in high school, I would throw
parties and no one would show up. I’m deeply moved by the hundreds that came to support the foundation and
give towards our mission to change lives.”
Every spring, Facing Futures takes a trip to Vietnam to perform surgeries on children that in some cases have
become outcasts in their own communities. Steinberg and his medical team touch ground ready to do their work
of giving these young lives hope for a future.
Facing Futures also reaches out to children right here in their own backyard. Many patients are local and can visit
Steinberg at his clinic located at Shands Jacksonville. Other patients are flown from around the world for an
opportunity to seek help from this talented medical team.
Steinberg and his staff donate their time and services to the organization. But there are many other costs
involved. From travel to equipment costs, it can become an expensive undertaking. Thankfully, the Ride For
Smiles motorcycle ride helped them reach their goal.
“The monetary gifts received from the ride will help us continue what began more than 10 years ago, which is to
provide hope to every child with a facial deformity. If we can help them, we will.”
SURVIVING ROAD RAGE
Submitted by Tim Asterman
You have no idea what you've done, but a driver is trying to run you off the road.
What To Do: Experts agree that the worse thing you can do is stop. Instead, keep moving with traffic, stay cool and don't
respond to the provocation.
Accelerating may just lead to a high-speed chase. Instead, take the next exit ramp, or turn onto a cross street. If the driver
follows, go someplace where there are people, like a restaurant or gas station. If you know the area, ride directly to a police
station.
JAXHOG Chapter # 0681 March 2005
Jacksonville, Florida Page: 8
ICICLE RIDE
Submitted by Roxanne Asterman
The Icicle Ride left Adamec H-D Orange Park at 9:30 AM, Saturday the 29th of January. Only 6 bikes and a chase vehicle
braved the weather. As we departed the weather looked threatening (cold and rainy), but we all decided to go for it anyway.
We headed south to St Augustine then over to route 13 and down along the river. Even with the cold it was still a beautiful
ride along the river. We broke out into the farming area and cut across the county, took a short coffee break and warmed up,
then to A1A and rode along the beach for a short distance. There were even a few people crazier than us who were in the
water playing in the surf. They must have been from “up north “. Leaving the beach we headed west back to Bunnell and
another break. By this time it was warming up and everyone started taking off some of the layers. From Bunnell we shot
over to Palatka via Hwy100 and up to Corky Bells, totaling about 140 miles of riding. Everyone was ready to chow down on
some great seafood. No one was disappointed because the food was great and the staff that served us was even better.
Upon arriving at Corky Bells we had a contest to see who had worn the most layers of clothing on the ride. Since there were
only 6 of us riding and 3 already knew about the contest. Larry Taylor, Denise Lankford and Rick Kirtley were the winners
and prizes were awarded. We won’t go into all the layers and what they consisted of. That would take another page. Let’s
just say there were many different layers!!
Everyone had a great ride and a great meal then off to Jax and home. The weather was predicted to be cold and rainy. It
was cool, but not a drop a rain fell. You can’t always believe the weather forecast, so next time come on out and enjoy the
ride and the company. Live to ride, ride to live…Be safe.
JAXHOG Chapter # 0681 March 2005
Jacksonville, Florida Page: 9
THANK YOU LETTER
Received from the State of Florida, Department of Veterans’ Affairs
Robert H. Jenkins, Jr. Veterans’ Domiciliary Home of Florida
February 10, 2005
Jacksonville Florida Chapter #0681
Harley Owner’s Group
P.O. Box 1441
Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida 32004
Dear Jacksonville Florida Chapter #0681
I would like to extend a very special “thank you” for the Publix Gift Card in the amount of $165.00 your
chapter donated to our veterans. Our veterans certainly appreciated the Super Bowl party. (Editor’s note -
$100.00 from club 50-50 proceeds, $65.00 from additional member contribution beyond the 50-50
proceeds)
Your thoughtfulness, faithfulness, and continued support of our veterans are greatly appreciated.
Sincerely,
Paulette (Polly) A. Tyler, RN, B.S.N., Administrator
HOG-BUCKS – EVERYTHING YOU EVER WANTED TO KNOW
What are HOG-Bucks? How do I earn them? What are they used for?
HOG-Bucks are rewards for attending club events, activities and monthly chapter meetings. HOG-Bucks are
also incentives to wear and display your Jax HOG colors.
To earn HOG-Buck credits members must legibly sign the attendance roster at Jax HOG activities and
events. HOG-Bucks are awarded as follows:
One credit for attending a monthly chapter meeting
One credit for wearing chapter colors (i.e. patches, pins or name tags)
One credit for attending/participating in an activity/event
(Note: 1 Credit = 5 HOG-Bucks)
The Activities Officer tracks HOG-Buck credits and forwards a monthly report to the Treasurer for review. A
monthly report is also posted on the Hog Bulletin Board at each chapter meeting for the membership to
view and verify what credits were earned the previous month.
JAXHOG Chapter # 0681 March 2005
Jacksonville, Florida Page: 10
All HOG-Buck credits earned throughout the year are banked. Vouchers will be distributed in December to
those members who attend the annual Holiday party for participation in the auction. HOG-Buck credits do
not represent legal tender and are non-transferable.
Cashiers will be assigned during the auction. The cashiers will monitor the bidding process and complete
the transaction. Once the bidding on any item has ended, the winner will present their HOG-Buck voucher
to a cashier. The cashier will tabulate remaining credits on the voucher and if credits remain, will return
the voucher to the member for additional bidding. If there are no credits remaining, the cashier will collect
the voucher and that member’s auction participation will end.
THE JAXHOG STORY
The goals of the Jacksonville, Florida Chapter Harley Owners Group #0681 (JAXHOG) are to promote motorcycling activities for Harley-
Davidson motorcycle owners who belong to the Harley Owners Group (H.O.G.) and to enjoy the camaraderie and friendship through a variety
of social and private gatherings, events and activities. Chapter events are held for riding fun, improving the public perception of Harley–
Davidson riders, raising the public awareness of motorcycling in general and helping local and/or national charities. To be eligible to join
JAXHOG you must first be a National H.O.G. member. JAXHOG dues are in accordance with the Charter for Chapters in January of each year
and membership expires in December or when a member's National membership expires. All members are required to sign a yearly release at
joining and every January thereafter upon renewal.
All rides, events, and activities sponsored by JAXHOG are solely intended for the benefit and participation of current members and guests
(Limit one guest per member). Persons considering JAXHOG membership are welcome to participate in up to two Chapter rides/events as a
guest of the Chapter. They must identify themselves to the Road Captain, Event Coordinator, or Chapter Director (or Designate) and submit a
SIGNED RELEASE FORM prior to the start of a ride/event. No Chapter member or guest may operate a motorcycle at a Chapter event or
activity unless that person is LEGALLY LICENSED TO DO SO AND HIS/HER MOTORCYCLE IS PROPERLY REGISTERED AND INSURED.
Members and guests are hereby also notified that they participate in any and all Chapter activities, events, rides, runs, and/or meetings AT
THEIR OWN RISK. ALL EVENTS END UPON ARRIVAL AT THE DESTINATION. ALL EVENTS ARE ALCOHOL-FREE.
Jacksonville Florida Chapter
Harley Owners’ Group #0681
P.O. Box 1441
Ponte Vedra Beach, FL 32004
Related docs
