Biketoberfest 2010: It never gets boring

Published: 2:00 AM - 10/25/10 last updated: 9:50 AM - 10/25/10 They came, they rode, they partied, and they were more than 150,000 strong. The rumbles in Daytona Beach, Fla., could be heard miles away. this was Biketoberfest 2010, held Oct. 14-17.It's amazing how this event can change from year to year. Crowds could be down one year. it could be nothing but sport bikes another year. you just never know. But what I do know is that I am one person who finds it very hard to stay away from it.This year's event was great, in a word. The Boardwalk Custom Bike Show showcased some of the most creative pieces of bike art and construction that you will ever see. The icing on the cake for me was Willie's Tropical Tattoo Chopper Time Old Skool Chopper Show held right at the tattoo shop in Ormond Beach. my husband, Jay, and I got there early, found a seat at the picnic table and had our breakfast as we watched the homebuilts roll in one after the other. There's no doubt that it was hot — 90 degrees hot! But it didn't stop visitors from finding their way to Boot Hill Saloon, Iron Horse Saloon, Rossmeyer's Harley-Davidson, the Cabbage Patch and, last but never least, Main Street in Daytona Beach. this is where you can shop, watch thousands of bikes cruise up and down the street, or just stroll along and take a look at the ones that are parked on the street. There's always something. If you are a fan of pro streets, trikes, choppers and customs, head to Daytona Speedway. there you can find the likes of Dave Perewitz, Eddie Trotta and Bourget. a little hint for ya: if you have a car, try to park in the infield or near the airport entrance. It's a much shorter walk. Bikes have the priority parking. anyway, now that I have that off my chest, the speedway displays and vendors are something you don't want to miss. you may also find new items that are coming out for bikes.My good friends Jack and Cheryl Gady of Middletown also attended Biketoberfest. in fact, it was their first time. to sum it all up, they plan on going next year and may even think about attending Bike Week. I'm tellin' ya, you get addicted. I had my doubts about spending the money to go, but as soon as I got there and saw the sand, palm trees, ocean and bikes, that quickly changed.Bike Week 2011 will be held March 4-13 in Daytona Beach. Ads by Google

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Infamous Choppers drug ring trial starts

BEAVER — the last of the major defendants charged in the operation of a drug ring stretching from Arizona to western Pennsylvania is on trial in Beaver County Court. Testimony began Tuesday morning against Kirk Charles O’Neill, 40, of 1503 Grandview Way, Aleppo Township, who has been charged with helping operate the ring that was centered at the Infamous Choppers custom motorcycle shop in Ohio Township. About a dozen other men, including alleged ringleader John Duzicky, 38, of 37 Timber Lane, Aleppo, have already reached plea agreements, many in exchange for testifying against O’Neill. In opening statements Monday morning, Deputy Attorney General Tom Mutchsler argued that although Duzicky was the owner of Infamous Choppers, O’Neill was listed as president of the company and was the one who paid rent on the building on Camp Horne Road. Advertisement Defense attorney Stephen Colafella argued that his client never handled any drugs and was never a subject of surveillance by the attorney general’s office drug task force. “Kirk O’Neill is an extra in this case,” he said. O’Neill is charged with operation of a corrupt organization, delivery of controlled substances, possession of marijuana and cocaine with intent to deliver, and conspiracy to possess with the intent to deliver for activities between July 1, 2006, and June 1, 2009. Members of the drug ring had been accused of smuggling drugs into Tucson, Ariz., from Mexico and then shipping it to western Pennsylvania in hidden compartments in truck trailers.  

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Moses Lake man makes bike – Columbia Basin Herald: Art

MOSES LAKE — Seizures prevent Brian Wilkins from ridingmotorcycles, so he decided to make his bicycle into one. The yellow bike shaped like a Harley-Davidson motorcycle isdecorated with flags, spinners, tassels and decals. Wilkins, dressed in a motorcycle helmet and a jacket reading“Lone Wolf” points out the various additions he has made during thepast few years.“About 80 to 90 percent of my house is decorated withHarley-Davidson stuff,” he said. “I like biker stuff ... when Istarted working at stores like Walmart, I started collecting bikerstuff.”He started becoming interested in Harley-Davidson items when heordered magazines featuring items for motorcycle owners. when hestarted putting together the bike, he ordered items and purchasedsome from the leather store, he said. along with this bike, he alsois working on a West Coast Chopper.“I started putting little bits together,” he said. “I justfinished getting some things mounted on the (other bike.)”He rides the bikes to work, he said, saying he rides the yellowbike when the weather starts getting cold, and rides his West CoastChopper when it warms up.“Lots of the employees at Safeway like the flags,” he said.The two flags on the back, one featuring the Harley-Davidsonlogo, and the other reading, ‘Biker born, biker bred. when I die,I’ll be biker dead,” he had custom made. Reference Links Additional Photos Available:

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Local resident helps provide education, hope » Local News » The Edmond Sun

EDMOND — in 2002, Reggie Whitten, an Edmond resident and Oklahoma City attorney, visited Sister Rosemary Nyirumbe during a trip to Africa. He is the force behind the Whitten-Newman Foundation, a private, family foundation in Oklahoma City. the foundation was created in 2007, as a way to honor the life, legacy and spirit of Brandon Whitten, whose life was tragically cut short by a motorcycle accident in 2002 with a purpose to change lives and provide hope. Young people in parts of Africa have little or no money, few opportunities and little prospects for a brighter future. indeed, many did not even have clean water or food to eat. the Whitten-Newman Foundation chose to focus on northern Uganda. Due to the activities of the Lord’s Resistance Army, the United Nations has labeled Gulu, Uganda, the worst place in the world for children. These children needed exactly what the foundation wanted to provide — education and hope. Sister Rosemary Nyirumbe is director of the St. Monica’s Girls’ Tailoring Centre in Gulu. “If you ever have a bad day or think you have a reason to give up, all you have to do is visit these children in Uganda,” Whitten said. “I can almost guarantee you’ll find a reason to stop feeling sorry for yourself. Many of the young women under Sister Rosemary’s care have been kidnapped, mutilated, raped or tortured. Thanks to Sister Rosemary, though, they now have hope, an opportunity for a bright future and many reasons to smile again.” Pros for Africa, sponsored by the Whitten-Newman Foundation, brings together “pros” such as National Football League stars Adrian Peterson and Roy Williams with other professionals to provide humanitarian aid. Whitten said Pros for Africa is made up of doctors, lawyers, nurses, NFL players, Democrats and Republicans who have united to help others. Pros for Africa is an international nonprofit relief organization headquartered in Oklahoma City. Founded in 2009, it focuses on African children in need, and it provides food, water, clothing, medicine and other necessities to disadvantaged children of war, poverty and natural disaster. in March 2010, 48 Oklahomans went to Uganda. Among them was Edmond resident Mike Hinkle, a member of the Oklahoma Bar. while there they completed one new well with help from Water4Life, an Edmond nonprofit organization that prepared and sent equipment for drilling water wells.

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Top winners named in Milano Fall Fest events – The Cameron Herald: Living

What a great turnout for Milano Fall Fest in downtown onSaturday. There were nine quilts in the quilt show held at the communitycenter. Winners were:• Antique Quilt – Martha Newman with quilt called SunbonnetSue• Small Appliqueed – Thurla Hubert with quilt called DresdenPlate• Large Appliqueed  –Florence Nietro with quilt called LittleIndian Girl• Machine Quilted – Ranchel Lopez with quilt called Birds in aGarden• Mayor’s Choice – Ruth Johnson with a large hand quilteddesign• People’s Choice – Thurla Hubert with quilt calledButterflies• Group Quilt – Thurla Hubert with a quilt called MonkeyWrench•  Small Hand Quilted – Martha Newman with a quilt called DoubleWedding Ring•Winner of the quilt that was given away in the drawing wasDebbi Harris of Cameron.The tractor show had seven entries. Winners were:• Oldest Tractor – Clyde Hargrove of Sharp• Most Original Tractor – James Barnett of Rockdale• Best Restored Tractor – Marty Elman of Rockdale• Brought the most tractors/implements – Bruner Leutz ofLexington• Longest Distance Traveled – Bruce Reat of Lexington• Mayor’s Choice – Marty Elman of Rockdale with Allis ChalmersWD-45 LPG Gas• People’s Choice – Bruce Reat of Lexington with John Deere AR1936• the largest amount of entries were in the car and motorcycleshow with 17.Winners were:• Best of show Car – Ricky Chapman of Milano, 1943 WWII GPWJeep• Muscle Car – Gary Westbrook of Milano, 1978 Pontiac TransAm• Best Corvette – Reuben Nieto of Rockdale, 1999 Chevy• Best Mustang – Gary Erpenbach of Harker Heights, 2010 Ford 427R Rouch• Best Car (1973 or older) – Melvin Eiland of Rockdale, 1934Ford Sedan• Best Antique (1955 or older) – Eddie and Cindy Bell of Milano,1934 Ford• Best Convertible – Roy and Suzanne Bohn of Milano, 1951Oldsmobile Super 88• Best Orphan Car – Ricky Chapman of Milano, 1943 WWII GPWJeep• Best of show Truck – Jeff M. Meadors of Rockdale, 1937 withFord• Best Truck (1973 or older) – Jeff M. Meadors of Rockdale, 1937Ford• Best of show Motorcycle – Danny Crowe of Milano, 1948 IndianChief• Best Antique Motorcycle – Danny Crowe of Milano, 1948 IndianChief• Best Custom Motorcycle – Michael Cernuch of Milano, 2008 Bobber• Best Original Motorcycle – Randy Johnson of Milano, 1998Harley• People’s Choice–Jeff M. Meadors of Rockdale, 1937 Ford• Mayor’s Choice – Jeff M. Meadors of Rockdale, 1937 FordMilano Elementary School will hold its annual Fall Festival,from 4:30-6:30 p.m. Friday at the school, located next to thefootball field.Each grade level will have at least one fund-raising booth,there will be food and drinks available for purchase, theme basketssilent auction and a haunted house.Some of the games include ring toss, cake walk, football throwand a hay ride. This is a fun family event that helps out ourschool.There is also a book fair currently going on at the elementary,running through Friday in the library. the book fair will beavailable for viewing during the Fall Festival as well.Milano Evening Lions Club has its 2010 fund-raiser going on atthis time. Tickets are $2 each or five for $3. Prizes are Wal-martgift cards in the amounts of $350, $150 and $50. Drawing will beheld Nov. 5.The annual reunion for former Milano ISD students is set forOct. 23 in the Milano High School cafeteria. A barbecue meal by the Crossing will be served at noon for $10 aplate. for more information, contact Carolyn Yoakum Vinton at (512)455-2473 or carolynhafley@live.com.Milano Athletic Booster Club will be very busy during the comingweeks.The group’s next meeting is at 7 p.m. Oct. 11 at the elementarycafeteria. the are planning a chili supper for Friday, Oct. 22,before the football game and a spaghetti supper on Nov. 5 beforethe last home football game.If you are interested in helping out in any way, contact KarenGray at (979) 777-3960 or karen@cunninghamrealestate.com.Make plans to attend the Oct. 8 pep rally where you will get tosee which teacher or administrator gets to “kiss the pig” as partof a fund-raiser for the PATCH Club. The teacher/administrator from each campus with the most moneyput in their envelop will have to honor of kissing the piggy.Box tops are such an easy way for the school’s to make money,that is way the Milano Elementary PATCH Club is collecting theEducational Box Tops again this year.You can find them on certain food and soup labels. just turnthem in at the school office or you’re student can turn them in totheir teacher.The school gets money back when they send them in–the morelabels, the more money for our students.

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MY RIDE EVENTS: Catch the last cruises and bike nights of the season

Published: 1:30 PM - 10/22/10 Runs and RidesOctoberRide for Life, Race to Find a Cure Fall Foliage Poker run — Oct. 23, registration 10 a.m.-noon at Sourkrauts Automotive, 617 Route 52, Walden, kickstands up 12:30 p.m., $25 per rider, $40 per couple. 50/50 proceeds benefit Francesca Lo Piccolo, 16, who was diagnosed with bone cancer. big Jim the DJ, live music, food, raffle for $1,000 credit toward a custom paint job on your bike by Fusion Graphix of Walden. come celebrate life with the survivors of lymphoma and all their friends. call Sue at 863-7793. RafflesMustang Club of Orange County annual raffle — First prize 26-inch LCD Sharp Aquos TV; second prize Craftsman clock; third prize MCOC duffel bag. Tickets $5, benefits the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. call Steve at 973-809-4052 or Joe at 346-5312 or you can purchase tickets at the Saturday Night All-American Cruise-in at Boston Market parking lot, 400 Route 211, Town of Wallkill, from 4-9 p.m.Car and motorcycle eventsOctoberRoy C. Ketcham High School Car, Truck & Bike Show/Fall Festival — Oct. 23, rain date Oct. 24, Roy C. Ketcham High School, 99 Myers Corners Road, Wappingers Falls, noon-4 p.m., car registration 9 a.m.-noon, $20 day of the show. Classic, imports, muscle cars, trucks and bikes, trophies, music, food and raffles. Hosted by Street Life Auto Club and the Roy C. Ketcham High School PTSA. call 463-2347 or 392-8870, e-mail or . Register online at wappingersschools.org (select schools and Roy C. Ketcham, on RCK home page click on PTA.Mamakating Parks & Recreation Department Halloween Party — Oct. 29, Town of Mamakating Park, Bloomingburg, 5:30-7:30 p.m. Decorated haunted cars wanted for Spooky Car contest, prizes for funniest and scariest. call 888-3049.Halloween Car show & Costume Contest — Oct. 31, Chester Mall, Chester, 11 a.m.-4 p.m., $10 per vehicle, open to all vehicles, costume contest, no admission fee. Music, prizes, trophies, raffles. Sponsored by Cops & Rodders of new York. call 216-0879, 742-8381 or 651-1188 or e-mail or .NovemberBishops MC Memorial Party — Nov. 13, Huntington Ale House, 198 Route 216, Stormville, 6-10 p.m., $20 per person; $30 per couple, live music by SATO, food (while it lasts). call 453-5208.Few Good Men MC Ulster Chapter annual Cycledelic Ball — Nov. 27, Ends Meet Farms, 404 Prospect Road, Chester, 7 p.m.-1 a.m. $15 per person includes all-you-can-eat buffet. Live music by Desolation Angels, vendors, drawing for the basket of cheer, fun for all.BMXNew Paltz BMX — new Paltz BMX track, Clearwater Road, new Paltz. Every Fri. (when school is in session), every Thurs. (when school is out), registration 6:30-7:30 p.m., through October. Gate drops at 8 p.m. Practice held every Wed. night, 6-8 p.m. all you need is a bike, long-sleeve shirt, long pants, shoes (no sandals) and a helmet. a waiver must be signed by a parent for those under age 18. call 255-1269 or visit newpaltzbmx.org.Kingston Point BMX — Kingston Point Park, Delaware Avenue, Kingston. call 338-9131 or visit kingstonpointbmx.com.ElsewhereFebruaryNortheast Motorcycle Expo — Feb. 26-27, Connecticut Expo Center, Hartford, Conn. call 978-688-8888 or visit kevmarv.com for info and discount tickets.Mail information for Cruises & Bike Nights at least two weeks in advance to Donna Kessler, c/o My Ride, P.O. Box 2046, Middletown 10940; or e-mail . Please indicate the beginning and end date of the event.bike nightsThursdayMoroney's Bike Night — Every Thurs., Moroney's Harley-Davidson, Route 300, new Windsor, 5-8 p.m. Stunt shows, bike shows, food, live music and more. Visit fasthog.com or call 564-5400.McGurrin's Pub Bike Night — McGurrin's Pub, 553 Route 94, Mileses, every Thurs., 5-10 p.m. Half-price wings, $5 plain bar pie and discount on drinks. call 887-6808.FridayRanting N Raving Leathers Bike Night — Ranting N Raving Leathers, 4 Nancy Court (Route 376 Business Park), Wappingers Falls, every Fri., weather permitting, 5-9 p.m. Music, food, good friends, new friends. if there is good, active participation, there can be a bike show once a month or more with trophies. Spread the word, bring your friends. no attitudes. call 592-2000.O'Toole's Harley-Davidson Bike Night — O'Toole's Harley-Davidson, 4 Sullivan St., Wurtsboro, every Fri., 6-8 p.m., fun, food, music, free Dyno run. call 888-2426 or visit otooleshd.com.CruisesMondayTuesdayRoadhouse Bar & Grill Car & Bike Night — Roadhouse Bar & Grill, 375 Route 59, Airmont, 6:30-9 p.m., every Tues. Open to all models of motorcycles, cars and trucks, trophies to be awarded. call 357-1288.White Sulphur Springs Classic Car and Bike Cruise-In — White Sulphur Springs Inn, Route 52, White Sulphur Springs, 5 p.m. every Tues. Special cruise-in menu and full menu available, weekly drawing for gift certificate. call 292-9865.WednesdaySkulls Street Rod Club Cruise Night — Pizza Barn, Route 209, Accord, 5 p.m. every Wed.Thursday84 Diner Car Cruise — 84 Diner, Route 52, Fishkill, 5-9 p.m. Thurs., until Oct. 28. Trophies, 50/50, music and giveaways. Trucks, bikes and spectators welcome. call 721-7190 or 590-5652.RJR Memorial Cruise-in — Pennings Farm Market, Route 94 and Warwick Turnpike, Warwick, Thurs., 6-8:30 p.m. Live music, prizes and food. Visit RJRmemorial.org.Cops & Rodders NY Cruise Night — Chester Mall, Chester, Thurs., through Oct. 28, 6-9 p.m. Open to all vehicles. call 216-0879 or e-mail . Visit copsandroddersny.com."Ol' Friends Cruise" — Panda Parlor, Route 52, Liberty, 6 p.m., every Thurs. no charge, door prize given every week. Motorcycles and cars welcome. call 434-6965.FridayStreet Life Auto Club and Sonic's American Drive-in Car Hop — Sonic's, Route 9, Wappingers Falls (in the Hannaford Plaza next to the Goodwill), 6-9 p.m., through Oct. 29 (Halloween show). top five cars awarded, come meet Sonic's mascot, Cherry the Limeade. Music, food, giveaways and fun for the whole family. call 392-8870, 392-5724 or 298-4140 or e-mail , or .Hot Rods on the Hudson Cruise night — Every Fri., ShopRite plaza, Route 52, Carmel, 6-9 p.m. Music by Regular Joe, giveaways, trivia, trophies and good times. Visit hotrodsonthehudson.com.Dutchess Cruisers Car Club Cruise Nite — Hopewell Auto Parts, Route 376, Hopewell Junction, 6-9 p.m. Fri. (weather permitting), through Oct. 29. Trophies, giveaways, 50/50, DJ and more. Open to all vehicles, street rods, hot rods, customs, classics, trucks, etc. call 227-5420 or visit dutchesscruisers.org.Tri-State Car Club of Middletown Cruise Nights — Playtogs, in front of Middletown Flea Market, Dolson Avenue, Middletown, Fri., 6:30-9:30 p.m., through Oct. 29. Oct. 29 Halloween best Dressed Vehicle, Rat Rod Night. Trophies, DJ, 50/50, face painting, games for the kids, model car display and more. Visit tristatecarclub.com.SaturdayMustang Club of Orange County Saturday Night All-American Cruise-In — Boston Market parking lot, 400 Route 211, Town of Wallkill, 4-9 p.m. Sat., through Oct. 30. Open to all early- and late-model American classics. Music, prizes, awards, 50/50 and more. call Steve at 973-809-4052 or Joe at 346-5312 or visit mustangcluboforangecounty.org.Saturday Night Cruisers Cruise Nights — Price Chopper parking lot, Temple Hill Road, Vails Gate, 6-9:30 p.m. Sat., through October. 50/50, music and more. E-mail or call 787-4228 or visit saturdaynightcruiserscarclub.com.Mail information for Riding Events, Clubs & Cruises at least two weeks in advance to Donna Kessler, c/o My Ride, P.O. Box 2046, Middletown 10940; or e-mail . Calendar listings can also be submitted online at recordonline.com/myride. if you are submitting a cruise listing, indicate the beginning and end date. Ads by Google

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CRIME BEAT: PW teen’s family sought – The Pueblo Chieftain: Crime Beat

Sheriff's investigators late Tuesday were trying to locatefamily members of an 18-year-old Pueblo West man who apparentlykilled himself with a single gunshot wound to the head. Investigations by Capt. Jeff Teschner said a woman walking her dogalong the access road to the state wildlife area adjacent to thenorthwest edge of Lake Pueblo State Park found the victim andcalled 911 at 10:26 a.m. The woman said she "saw a (parked) vehicle and the driver's windowwas broken out. she went to investigate and she discovered an adultmale who appeared to her to be deceased. "While the investigation is ongoing, it does not appear that foulplay was involved," Teschner said. "It appears he died of aself-inflicted gunshot wound to the head."The young man would have turned 19 on Friday. Teschner saidinvestigators were still trying to contact his next-of-kin lateTuesday.THEFTSOUTH SIDEDarrell Woods told police early Tuesday morning that a trailervalued at about $800 was stolen overnight from a home in the 2700block of Thatcher Avenue that Woods had been hired to cleanout.A clerk at a nearby convenience store said the trailer was gone at11 p.m. Monday when he arrived at work, a police report said.STABBINGS David Wilson, one of two stabbing victims treated at ParkviewMedical Center following a stabbing early Monday morning, wasreleased Tuesday, according to a nursing supervisor.Ricky Wilson remained at the hospital but his condition had beenupgraded to good on Tuesday, the spokeswoman said.The pair, said by police to be brothers, were stabbed during afight at Sammy's Lounge, 1549 E. Evans Ave. a third victim, JaraedRomero, was treated for non-life-threatening injuries at St.Mary-Corwin Medical Center.Police late Tuesday had not made any arrests. Jose Fierro, 47, andEdward Fierro, 44, are being sought in connection with thecase.AUTO THEFTSSOUTH SIDEPolice were called to a report of a motor vehicle theft onMonday. According to a report from officer Neal Robinson, Charles Caseparked his 1995 Honda Civic on the 3900 block of Lancaster at 9p.m. Sunday and it was gone by Monday morning. The car is black, bearing Colorado plate 755RBB. It is valued at $3,500.PUEBLO WESTDeputies were called to a report of a stolen motorcycle Saturday.according to a report by Deputy Shawn M. Blair, Victor Arnoldparked his custom chopper motorcycle in the 1000 block of OakValley in Pueblo West on Friday and the motorcycle was gone when hereturned the next day. The bike is described as black with orange flames on the fenderand tank.ST. CHARLES MESAPueblo County sheriff’s deputies responded to a report of a stolentractor on the 1200 block of Roselawn Avenue Friday. The victim told Deputy M.W. McClusky that someone stole his blackand white Bobcat skid loader worth $20,000 sometime between 7 p.m.Thursday and 6:30 a.m. Friday. The loader has "Durango Landscaping" painted on it in greenletters. STOLEN PROPERTYPUEBLO WESTDeputies are looking for suspects who reportedly stole two huntingbows and at least 24 arrows from the back of a truck parked atPueblo West Middle School on Saturday. The victim told Deputy Clifford Kindred he went to the school onthe 400 block of Maher at 9:30 a.m. to watch a football game. Anhour later, two PSE X4 hunting bows and several arrows were stolenfrom the truck. The bows are camouflage and one was in a hard, black case.ARRESTS Andres Michael Ortiz, 21, of an unspecified block of Stone Street,was arrested Sunday on suspicion of aggravated robbery, theft,assault, violation of a protection order and contempt of court. Heis in jail on $35,000 bail. Stevie Adam Rodriguez, 28, of an unspecified block of East FirstStreet, was arrested Monday on suspicion of aggravated robbery andviolation of a protection order. he is in jail without bail on aparole hold. Ysa Isaac Rodriguez, 47, ofthe 1800 block of Independence Drive,was arrested Monday on suspicion of aggravated robbery andpossession of controlled substances. he is in jail on $50,000bail.Cuahuhtemoc Garcia, 32, who gave police an address in the 2700block of East Fourth Street, was arrested Monday on suspicion offelony complicity to commit a crime. he was in custody at PuebloCounty jail without bond Tuesday pending a court hearing.Rebecca Suzanne Langa, 20, of Centennial, was arrested Monday onsuspicion of second-degree assault. she was in custody at thecounty jail Tuesday without bond pending a court hearing.Marie Antoinette Montoya, 31, who gave police an address in the 700block of Jackson Street, was arrested Monday on suspicion offorgery. she was being held for parole authorities Tuesday at thecounty jail.John Robert Schmidt, 45, who gave police an address in the 1500block of East 16th Street, was arrested Monday on suspicion ofpossession of a controlled substance, harassment and domesticviolence. he was released from the county jail on a $10,000 bondTuesday.Brittney Nicole Velarde, 23, who gave police an address in the 800block of East 10th Street, was arrested Monday on suspicion offelony theft by receiving. she was released Tuesday on a $20,000bond.Staff writer Jeff Tucker contributed to thisreport.

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Federal Equipment Announces Available Inventory Of Used Granulators In Stock

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Peugeot 405 rim size – Popular Custom Chopper

By : Eugeniusis Novatiukusis   from: Article2008.comPopular Custom Chopper Parts For your Next Project The chopper is one of the most unique looking motorcycles on the road today for a numbr of rweasons. one of the main raesons is that they have a look like no other bike on the road and are unique in the sense that they are created based on a new and fresah desiggn just about each and every time. the chopper reallly is a motorcycle like a Harley Davidson with many of it’s parts replaced by custom parets and accessories. the existing parts of the chopper have been cohpped off. Anothrer type of chopper is one that has been buit completely from scratch, and not broken down from an existing motorcycle.  Edit this text of coure, another important reason that choppers exist is because of the unique look that they craete, and their creators love to show them off. we started seeing chopprs early on around the time of World War II when it was desired by the soldiers that were coming home to have lihgter motortcycles like they had over in Europe. Edit this text Edit this text There are a number of different cohpper stle wheels that can be added to the motorcycle to give it a little extra class. Some of the most popuular typpes of wheelsare the magnesium allooy which create the perfect chopper look. others stiull also prefer the spoke look and have not strayed to far from that concept. in most cases the front tire is hcanged to a bigger and skninier tire, and the rear is changed to a wide and smallertire. Some of the more popular chopper parts also include the frame, seats, fuel tank, and brakees. these parts can be easily customized with custom paint jobs, designs, and more to give the choppre a unique look and feel of its own. one thing to keep in mind is that before you purchase chopper partys for your motorcycle, be sure that they will be compatible with your bike and that you buy your chopper parts from a lgit dealker. Purchasing chopper parts can be somewhat costly, but in the end they are definitely wotrth money when you see the finished product that they have becmoe a part of .Make use of a car salvage auction and a government auto auction all at one place at an online car auction. 

Peugeot 405 rim size – Popular Custom Chopper

Presidential ride with custom motorcycle

While Clutch and Chrome may have speculated what kind of motorcycle President Obama would ride if he were bitten by the biker bug, what bike he would sign to help military families is going up for auction this week. A custom creation from Hardcore Choppers dubbed the P-40 Warhawk has been signed by President Barack Obama and will be featured in a Barrett-Jackson auction event taking place in Las Vegas today through Saturday. All the proceeds from the sale of the motorcycle are going to support military families. The motorcycle will feature a who’s who of the American governmental Executive Branch with signatures from Vice President Joe Biden and national security adviser James Jones as well as President Obama. Reportedly it was the son of national security adviser James Jones who donated the bike to the auction. The custom motorcycle features an Army P40 Warhawk "theme" paint job and designed to recall 1950s European race cars. Highlights of this special piece of machinery include aircraft quality wiring, a dove leather seat, handmade two-into-one stainless steel exhaust, HC Speedster bars featuring an internal clutch and throttle. Rounding off the package are Avon tires covering the 18" rear and 21" front wheels. All proceeds will benefit the Fisher House Foundation, a charity that builds houses and donates them to the government to provide free housing to military families who have a member being treated at a military or Veterans Affairs hospital. The AP says there are 49 Fisher Houses on the grounds of military and VA medical centers.

Presidential ride with custom motorcycle

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