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forget
Easter
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April
12th! |
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2009 Harley-Davidson® FLHTCUSE4
CVO™
Ultra
Classic®
Electra
Glide®
A
brotherhood
of
the
ultimate
road,
the
CVO™
Ultra
Classic®
Electra
Glide®
model
is
the
epitome
of
riding
in
style.
Smooth
as
it
is
attractive,
this
bike
puts
out
the
cc's
to
perform
without
hesitation
where
it
counts:
passing
lanes,
inclines
and
reminding
the
world
what
"classic"
means. |
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2009 Harley-Davidson® FXCW
Softail®
Rocker™
Featuring
one
of
the
lowest
seat
heights
on
the
market
today,
hard-core
riders
will
love
the
hard-tail
look
on
this
hard-core
bike. |
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2009 Harley-Davidson® FXDFSE
CVO™
Dyna®
Fat
Bob®
Young,
tough,
fast
and
handsome,
a
combination
that's
hard
to
beat.
The
CVO™
Fat
Bob®
model
is
swagger
and
sophistication.
The
chest-thumping
110-cubic-inch
Screamin'
Eagle®
engine
and
jaw-dropping
custom
styling
give
this
bike
a
V.I.P.
pass
to
wherever
it
wants
to
go. |
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2009 Harley-Davidson®
XL
1200N
Sportster®
1200
Nightster®
Prowl
on
the
dark
side
with
a
low
suspension,
bare-knuckle
styling,
and
performance
that
delivers
a
kick
to
the
gut. |
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2009 Harley-Davidson® FLSTSB
Softail®
Cross
Bones™
Newly
styled
like
a
post-war
era
bobber
with
a
Springer
front-end,
ape-hanger
handlebars
and
chopped
front
fender,
you
might
be
wondering
what
year
it
is. |
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2009 Harley-Davidson® VRSCF
V-Rod®
Muscle™
Elegance
meets
brute
strength
with
the
all-new
V-Rod®
Muscle™.
Loaded
with
American-style,
big,
powerful
torque,
it
can
easily
strong-arm
anything
on
the
road. |
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2009 Harley-Davidson®
XR1200™
Sportster®
Whether
it's
concrete,
asphalt,
pavement
or
blacktop,
the
bottomless
pit
of
torque
hits
as
hard
as
it
did
on
racetracks
a
half
century
ago. |
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2009 Buell® 1125R™
BUILT
FROM
THE
RIDER
DOWN
For
most
superbike
manufacturers,
engineering
the
perfect
sportbike
begins
with
a
focus
on
the
machine.
That’s
not
the
case
with
Buell.
For
us,
it
all
begins
with
the
rider.
Take
a
look
at
the
Buell®
1125R.
Everything
on
this
bike
is
there
to
give
you
more
feel,
more
control
and
more
confidence.
It
features
intuitive
handling,
an
ideal
rider
environment
and
a
broad,
predictable
powerband,
compliments
of
the
light
and
compact
1,125
cubic-centimeter
liquid-cooled,
DOHC
V-twin.
It’s
all
there
for
a
reason.
And
that
reason
is
you.
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2009 Buell® Ulysses®
XB12XT
CONTINENT
CARVER
Ever
go
touring
on
a
sportbike?
Want
to?
This
is
the
Buell®
Ulysses®
XB12XT,
an
adventure
sport
touring
motorcycle
designed
for
riders
who
refuse
to
accept
the
notion
that
comfort
and
practicality
have
to
come
with
sacrifices.
Across
town
or
across
country,
this
bike
does
it
all.
It
combines
nimble
handling
and
a
perfectly
tuned,
sport-inspired
suspension
with
a
smooth,
reliable
1,203
cubic-centimeter
air-cooled
engine.
But
it
doesn’t
end
there.
We
made
standard
all
the
things
you’d
end
up
spending
money
on
anyway,
like
side
and
top
cases,
heated
grips
and
a
tall
windscreen.
All
you
need
now
are
more
vacation
days.
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2009 Buell® 1125CR™
21st
CENTURY
CAFÉ
RACER
Introducing
the
new
power-to-weight
class
leader,
the
Buell®
1125CR.
A
fearsome
blend
of
superbike
performance,
sinister
styling
and
wicked
attitude,
it
pushes
the
boundaries
of
the
naked
category.
This
21st
century,
café
racer
combines
a
featherweight
chassis
with
a
dominating
1,125
cubic-centimeter
liquid-cooled,
V-twin
for
powerful
acceleration
in
any
gear.
Add
to
that
its
aggressive,
sport
riding
position
and
precise
handling
and
you’ve
got
an
experience
like
no
other.
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2009 Harley-Davidson® FXSTB
Softail®
Night
Train®
With
sinister
style,
cloaked-in-black
components
and
an
intimidating
200-millimeter
rear
tire,
dark
never
felt
so
exhilarating. |
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2009 Harley-Davidson® FLHT
Electra
Glide®
Standard
From
the
new
comfort-stitched
saddle
to
the
six-speed
96-cubic-inch
engine,
you'll
see
what
makes
logging
miles
on
a
big
Harley
so
addictive. |
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2009 Harley-Davidson® FLHTC
Electra
Glide®
Classic
Featuring
every
creature
comfort
you
could
ask
for,
riders
and
passengers
get
the
royal
treatment
with
this
luxurious
ride. |
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LANGLEY
H.O.G.
NEWSLETTER
APRIL/MAY
-
VOL.
2
ISSUE
2
EDITOR:
ROSE
JORUNDSON |
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Director:
Cam
Editor:
Rose
DIRECTOR’S
CORNER
The
recent
spell
of
decent
riding
weather
witnessed
a
flurry
of
bundled
up
bikers
rolling
on
the
throttle
rumbling
from
intersection
to
intersection.
Eyes
watering,
knees
knocking
with
rosy
red
cheeks
exposed
to
still
very
cool
temperatures.
By
far
the
vast
majority
of
participants
in
this
polar
experience
are
Harley-Davidson(R)
riders.
Perhaps
partially
because
the
majority
of
bikes
on
the
road
are
Harley-Davidson(R)
or
perhaps
riders
most
passionate
about
motorcycles
are
Harley-Davidson(R)
riders.
So
what
is
it
about
riding
a
motorcycle
that
prompts
a
normally
rational
individual
to
leave
the
warmth,
security
and
comfort
of
four
wheels
to
dress
up
and
jump
onto
two?
There
are
any
numbers
of
reasons;
however
there
is
only
one
that
really
matters.
Riding
brings
a
smile
to
your
face!
Riding
a
Harley-Davidson(R)
brings
a
smile
to
your
face.
Simple
--
How
can
you
be
angry,
stressed
out
or
agitated
with
a
smile
on
your
face.
The
great
out
doors,
fresh
air
are
mental
therapy
that
help
melt
away
winters
blues.
A
great
break
if
only
for
a
few
days
before
the
next
blast
of
winter.
I
would
be
wrong
not
to
incude
all
and
every
motorcyclist
as
a
thrill
seeker/adventurer.
Individual
preference
provides
each
of
us
the
opportunity
to
express
ourselves.
There
is
not
a
motorcycle
manufactured
that
does
not
have
a
following
or
ownership
group
loyal
to
that
specific
brand.
Manufacturers
have
gone
to
great
lengths
to
provide
us
with
exactly
what
we
want.
Harley-Davidson(R)
Buell(R)
has
been
and
continues
to
be
the
most
successful.
This
is
obvious
through
the
continually
expanding
product
line,
the
number
of
Harley-Davidson(R)
riders
and
the
lengths
the
competition
has
gone
through
to
imitate
what
simply
cannot
be
duplicated.
In
case
you
were
wondering,
I
have
owned
Ducati,
Kawasaki,
Honda,
Suzuki
and
Yamaha.
Dress
up
-
ride
safe
and
smile
your
worries
away.
Cam
Jorundson
-
Director
Langley
Chapter,
Harley-Davidson(R)
Owners
Group
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LANGLEY
H.O.G.
CHAPTER
SOCIAL
CALENDAR |
APRIL
5th,
BREAKFAST
AT
ABC
RESTAURANT
-
9
am.
(CLOSED
EVENT)
At
5978
Glover
Road,
in
the
Best
Western
A
GREAT
TIME….COME
ENJOY
SOME
LIVELY
CONVERSATION!
APRIL
11th
DEMO
DAYS
(LANGLEY)
-
TEST
YOUR
METAL
at
BARNES
HARLEY-DAVIDSON(R)
BUELL(R)
Demo
Rides
10:00
a.m.
-
4:00
p.m.
Must
be
19
years
or
older
and
possess
a
valid
motorcycle
license.
Please
bring
D.O.T.
approved
helmet
and
proper
riding
gear.
In
addition
to
Demo
Rides,
Barnes
Harley-Davidson(R)
Buell(R)
will
be
offering
Spring
tune-up
tips
&
Dyno
Demonstrations.
For
more
info
go
to
www.barneshd.com
APRIL
11th
H.O.G.
CHILI
CONTEST
Call
Juanita
at
604-306-7854
to
Enter.
Remember
-
NO
LATE
ENTRIES
ALLOWED.
APRIL
11th,
H.O.G.
DEMO
DAY
Charity
BBQ
starts
at
10:30
a.m.
Live
Band
and
prizes
too!
APRIL
18th
EVENING
OUT
To
be
announced.
APRIL
19th
PORT
COQUITLAM
(POCO)DEMO
DAY
Ride
from
Barnes
Harley-Davidson(R)
Dealership.
Departs
Langley
Store
at
8:30
a.m.
to
POCO
store.
Demo
Day
runs
from
10:00
-
4:00
p.m.
H.O.G.
Charity
BBQ
starts
at
11:00
a.m..
Live
band
and
prizes.
APRIL
25th
LANGLEY
H.O.G.
CHAPTER
MONTHLY
MEETING
-
10:00
a.m.
start
APRIL
25th
DIRECTOR'S
OPENER
Ride
following
Langley
H.O.G.
meeting.
Ride
to
Mission
Springs.
(weather
dependant)
APRIL
26th, BREAKFAST
AT
ABC
RESTAURANT
-
9
a.m.
(CLOSED
EVENT)
At
5978
Glover
Road,
in
the
Best
Western
APRIL
29th
RIDE
Leaving
from
Langley
Dealership
(OPEN
EVENT).
Please
call
the
hot
line
#604-290-0331
for
precise
times
and
ride
information.
MAY
1st
INTERNATIONAL
WOMEN'S
DAY
RIDE
(OPEN
EVENT)
Ride
departs
at
6:00
p.m.
from
Barnes
Harley-Davidson(R)
Buell(R).
This
is
a
one
(1)
hour
ride
put
on
by
the
dealership
and
led
by
Kyla
Campbell
from
Barnes
Harley-Davidson(R)
Buell(R)
followed
by
complimentary
dessert,
coffee
and
gift
at
the
Dealership.
Please
register
by
calling
604-534-6044.
MAY
7th,
13th,
21st,
&
27th
EVENING
RIDES
(OPEN
EVENT)
Rides
leaving
from
Barnes
Harley-Davidson(R)
Buell(R)
Langley.
Plese
call
the
hot
line
#604-290-0331
for
precise
times
and
event
information.
MAY
9TH
MOTHER'S
DAY
PANCAKE
BREAKFAST
starts
at
10:00
a.m.
at
Barnes
Harley-Davidson(R)
Buell(R)
in
Langley.
(OPEN
EVENT)
MAY
10th
BREAKFAST
at
the
ABC
RESTAURANT
9:00
a.m.
at
5878
Glover
Road,
in
the
Best
Western.
A
rose
for
Mom
Ride
-
Leaving
from
the
restaurant.
MAY
16th
DEADLINE
FOR
KAMLOOPS
PRE-REGISTRATION
YAKIMA
RIDE
Leaving,
2
nights.
Meet
the
members
of
our
Sister
Chapter.
Enjoy
their
hospitality.
Call
Holly
604-572-0604
for
more
info.
MAY
23rd
SQUAMISH
LUNCH
RIDE
Call
Holly
604-572-0604
for
more
info.
MAY
24th
BREAKFAST
AT
ABC
RESTAURANT
9
a.m
(CLOSED
EVENT)
at
5978
Glover
Road,
in
the
Best
Western.
RIDE
To
MISSION
RACEWAY...Call
Holly
604-572-0604
for
more
info.
MAY
30th
LANGLEY
H.O.G.
CHAPTER
MEETING
at
10:00
a.m.
DON'T
FORGET
TO
PRE-REGISTER
FOR
OUR
SUMMER
SIZZLE
ON
JUNE
19th
&
JUNE
20TH!
That's
all
for
now....
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MINUTES
Langley
H.O.G.
Chapter
Meeting
Minutes
go
to
www.barneshd.com
or
www.langleyhog.com |
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THE
LADIES
OF
HARLEY
Ladies
of
Harley
(L.O.H.)
is
a
program
sponsored
by
the
Harley
Owners
Group
to
support
women
and
motorcycles
whether
they
ride
solo
or
as
a
passenger.
The
L.O.H.
is
an
organization
within
H.O.G.,
and
was
established
to
encourage
women
to
become
more
active
in
H.O.G
and
their
local
chapters.
You
don't
have
to
ride
your
own
bike
to
be
a
H.O.G.
member.
To
become
a
member
of
the
L.O.H.
is
simple.
You
must
join
the
National
Chapter
as
a
full
or
an
associate
member.
Make
sure
to
tick
the
box
that
asks
whether
you
want
to
join
the
Ladies
of
Harley.
Without
that
tick,
they
will
not
add
you
to
L.O.H.
roster.
Once
this
is
done,
all
you
have
to
do
is
join
your
local
Chapter.
Join
today!
LADIES
OF
HARLEY
MEETINGS
The
first
Ladies
of
Harley
meeting
was
held
on
February
27th
in
the
community
room
of
Fran's
complex.
It
was
a
meet
and
greet
where
the
ladies
had
an
opportunity
to
introduce
themselves
and
get
to
know
the
other
ladies
that
were
in
attendance.
Plans
for
the
coming
riding
season
were
discussed
and
formulated.
These
rides
will
begin
in
May
and
will
include
riders
and
non-riders.
Non-riders
will
be
encouraged
to
get
together
with
other
non-riders
and
take
their
vehicles.
The
idea
behind
this
is
to
enjoy
the
destination
and
the
comradeship
of
the
Ladies
of
Harley.
There
will
be
a
Ladies
of
Harley
meeting
once
a
month.
If
you
have
any
ideas
for
the
meetings
or
their
content
call
Fran
at
604-634-036.
P.S.
DON'T
FORGET
ABOUT
THE
CHILI
COOKOFF...
coming
soon
(April
11th).
THE
LADIES
OF
HARLEY
SCOOP
Update
by
Fran
Rheaume,
L.O.H.
Director
WELCOME
TO
ALL
THE
NEW
LADIES
OF
HARLEY!
MAY
30-31
Still
workiong
on
trip.
Details
shortly.
JUNE
26-27th.
We
are
planning
a
trip
to
the
Okanagan.
This
will
be
a
L.O.H.
ride
via
Kamloops/Oliver.
Saturday,
June
27th
concert
at
the
Tinhorn
Creek
Winery($35
per
ticket),
however,
the
accommodation
available
is
tenting
"only".
I
need
to
know
ASAP
how
many
ladies
are
interested
in
going.
Call
Fran
at
604-634-1036
or
e-mail
at
LOH-Langley@shaw.ca
Attention:
To
All
Ladies.
You
can
be
a
Lady
of
Harley
no
matter
whether
you
are
a
passenger
or
a
rider.
You
will
not
be
left
out
of
any
ride
or
function.
All
you
have
to
do
is
become
an
L.O.H.
member.
For
more
information,
go
to
www.harleydavidson.com
We
also
invite
Ladies
of
Harley
from
other
chapters
who
would
like
to
join
us
on
our
rides.
Please
feel
free
to
contact
me
at
any
time
as
your
input
is
always
greatly
appreciated.
Fran
Rheaume
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LOH
COOKING
CORNER
VERY
CHOCOLATEY
CHOCOLATE
SHORTBREAD
Contribution
by
Cheryl
Boston
INGREDIENTS
1
cup
flour
1/4
cup
unsweetened
cocoa
powder
1/4
tsp
salt
1/2
cup
unsalted
butter
at
room
temperature
1/2
cup
sugar
1/2
cup
mini
chocolate
chips
1
1/2
Tbsp
coarse
sugar
for
top
DIRECTIONS
1.
Preheat
oven
to
300
degrees
F.
2.
In
a
small
bowl,
whisk
flour
with
cocoa
powder
and
salt.
Using
an
electric
mixer,,
beat
butter
with
1/2
cup
sugar
until
creamy.
On
low
speed,
beat
in
flour
mixture
just
until
combined,
scraping
down
sides
as
you
go.
Do
not
over
beat
or
shortbread
will
be
tough.
Using
your
hands,
mix
in
chocolate
chips
until
evenly
distributed
while
gathering
dough
into
a
ball.
3.
Using
your
figertips,
pat
mixture
into
an
8
inch
square
baking
pan.
Using
the
tines
of
a
fork,
poke
shortbread
randomly
at
1
inch
intervals.
Sprinkle
top
with
1
1/2
tbsp
of
sugar.
4.
Bake
in
centre
of
oven
until
sides
come
away
from
the
pan
and
shortbread
appears
set.
Approximately
40
minutes.
Cool
on
rack
for
15
minutes.
Cut
into
bars
while
still
warm.
5.
You
can
sprinkle
icing
sugar
on
top.
If
you
use
a
paper
doily
on
the
top
and
then
sprinkle
icing
sugar,
you
get
a
nice
pattern
on
top
for
serving
it
for
a
special
occasion.
ENJOY!!
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OUR
H.O.G.
STORE
Our
H.O.G.
Store
carrlies
local
Langley
Chapter
T-Shirts.
These
T-Shirts
are
as
follows:
Men's
H.O.G.T-Shirts
Size
Small
to
XL
--
$22.00
2XL
--
$24.00
3XL
--
$26.00
4XL
--
$28.00
Ladies
H.O.G.
T-Shirts
There
are
two
different
styles
All
styles
and
sizes
are
$22.00
These
prices
include
taxes.
Other
H.O.G.
Merchandise
Large
Eagles
$25
Small
Eagles
$10
Large
Rocker
$25
Small
Rocker
$15
Chapter
Flag
$25
Flag
Posts
$10
(These
are
blow
out
prices)
Note.
Hamilton
Sportswear
is
no
longer
able
to
supply
our
H.O.G.
merchandise
and
therefore
there
will
be
a
substantial
price
increase
on
all
items
once
the
above
have
sold.
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Placement
of
H.O.G.
Patches
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SAFE
RIDING
TIPS
by
Ray
Koop |
"Ninety
percent
of
all
motorcycle
crashes
happen
within
the
first
hour
of
riding;
fifty
percent
happen
within
the
first
six
minutes."
Mindset
and
concentration
are
of
utmost
importance
when
riding
a
motorcycle.
Take
a
minute
to
focus
before
you
get
on
the
bike.
It
could
save
your
life!
Roads
of
Hazard:
While
most
riders
recognize
that
roads
and
bridges
become
more
hazardous
when
wet
and
take
due
caution,
it's
also
important
to
note
that
different
road
surfaces
present
their
own
set
of
unique
hazards.
Adjust
your
riding
to
the
type
of
surface
you
are
rolling
on:
Asphalt-
Thanks
to
cold
winters,
asphalt
can
buckle
or
heave
with
frost,
or
break
up
to
cause
some
serious
pot
holes.
Additionally,
ruts
in
the
road
can
make
it
difficult
to
steer,
as
can
wet
asphalt
which
can
be
slippery.
Painted
Lines
-
Avoid
riding
on
painted
lines,
especially
when
breaking
or
turning.
In
dry
conditions,
the
paint
offers
you
less
traction
than
the
road,
and
in
wet
conditions
can
be
quite
slippery.
Cement
-
This
surface
is
typically
less
slippery
than
asphalt,
but
it
still
has
its
own
challenges.
Cement
roads
are
made
with
grooves
to
drain
water,
usually
off
to
the
side.
However,
some
times
these
run-off
groves
can
be
diffiulct
to
steer
in
if
they
are
running
with
the
direction
of
your
travel.
Also,
cement
roads
are
poured
in
sections
which
can
heave
up
or
down
relative
to
other
sections.
Be
careful
when
steering
across
unseen
sections
of
the
cement.
Slippery
when
wet
-
Be
extra
cautious
after
the
first
rainfall
following
a
dry
spell.
Within
the
first
half
hour,
much
of
the
oil
that
has
accumulated
on
the
road
comes
up
which
makes
for
very
slippery
and
dangerous
conditions.
In
fact,
wet
conditions
should
alsways
be
reason
for
extra
caution.
Drive
defensively
-
Carry
the
owner's
manual
and
recommended
tools
and
spare
parts
on
your
motorcycle.
Maintain
a
safe
speed
that
is
consistent
with
the
driving
conditions
and
your
skills.
Assume
other
drivers
don't
see
you
and
position
yourself
to
be
seen.
Ride
in
the
portion
of
the
lane
where
you'll
most
likely
be
seen
and
avoid
a
vehicle's
blind
spot.
Beware
of
oncoming
left
turners
-
Be
especially
alert
at
intersections.
Slow
down
before
you
enter
an
intersection
and
always
have
an
escape
route
planned.
If
changing
lanes,
check
your
mirrors,
signal
and
make
a
visual
check
first.
Dont
tailgate
and
pass
only
when
it
is
safe
to
do
so.
Do
not
pass
or
ride
on
the
shoulder.
Be
Noticeable
-
Many
motorcycle
accidents
happen
because
car
drivers
did
not
see
the
motorcyclist.
So
consider
wearing
bright
or
flourescent
clothing,
light
or
white
coloured
helmets,
and
using
daytime
headlights
while
riding.
A
motorcycle
has
a
smaller
profile
than
a
car
of
truck,
so
take
extra
measures
to
ensure
that
others
know
you
are
there.
Also
make
sure
you
drive
defensiely.
Keep
aware
of
potential
blind
spots,
and
adjust
your
driving
according
to
the
weather
conditions.
Don't
forget
about
your
clothing
-
Protective
clothing
can
protect
you
from
weather
and
debris
while
riding
and
can
also
serve
as
a
buffer
in
a
crash.
Even
in
hot
weather,
wear
gloves,
boots,
long
pants
and
a
jacket
specifically
designed
for
motorcycling.
Look
ahead,
plan
ahead
-
Look
as
far
down
the
road
as
you
can.
Make
sure
you
are
constantly
scanning
for
things
to
avoid,
like
bumps,
garbage,
pot
holes,
cracks,
stones,
spills
and
puddles
etc.
Also
observing
how
other
vehiclels
are
reacting
to
the
road
allows
you
to
plan
ahead
for
safety.
Practice
makes
perfect!-
Try
to
practice
various
riding
skills
such
as
emergency
braking,
swerving,
slow
turns,
and
smooth
throttle
operation.
It's
a
good
idea
to
set
aside
some
regular
time
on
a
weekly
basis
where
you
can
practice
safety
maneuvers
in
an
area
devoid
of
people
and
traffic
as
you
learn
to
ride.
Go
solo
for
a
while
-
New
riders
should
not
carry
passengers
until
they
are
"very"
comfortable
with
their
new
motorcycle;
this
usually
takes
about
a
year.
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APRIL/MAY
BARNES
HARLEY-DAVIDSON
EVENTS
&
SPECIALS |
April
11
-
Langley
Demo
Day.
Test
our
Metal
from
10:00
-
4:00
p.m.
April
11
-
Ongoing
High
Performance
Service
Clinics
&
Dyno
Demos
-
10:30
-
3:00
p.m.
April
19
-
Port
Coquitlam
Demo
Day
-
Test
our
Metal
from
10:00
-
4:00
p.m.
May
1st
-
International
Women's
Day
Ride
-
Leaves
Dealership
at
6:00
p.m.
Please
pre-register
by
calling
604-534-6044
as
we
will
be
providing
refreshments
and
a
gift
for
each
rider.
May
30th
-
National
Show
&
Shine
Spike
Your
Bike
Contest,
Langley
Store
For
more
info,
go
to
www.barneshd.com
or
call
604-534-6044.
SPECIAL
MAINTENANCE
OFFER!
Barnes
Harley-Davidson(R)
Buell(R)
has
a
Special
VIP
Maintenance
offer.
Purchase
a
new
Harley-Davidson(R)
or
Buell(R)
before
May
31,
2009
and
get
your
1600
km,
8000
km,
and
16,000
km
factory
scheduled
maintenance
FREE!
Don't
Delay!
Offer
expires
May
31,
2009
Go
to
www.barneshd.com
BARNES
HARLEY-DAVIDSON(R)
FACEBOOK.
Go
to
www.barneshd.com
and
become
a
fan!
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HOG
TALES
-
OUR
FIRST
POKER
RUN
by
Stan
Giles
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What
a
great
chapter
we
have
in
Langley!
Marlene
and
I
experienced
our
first
poker
run
to
Kamloops
in
May
2008.
With
approximately
4
or
5
years
of
riding
experience
to
draw
upon,
I
felt
comfortable
under
taking
this
weekend
adventure.
We
set
off
at
10:30
a.m.
from
the
Barnes
Harley-Davidson(R)
Buell(R)
Dealership
with
10
or
11
bikes.
The
weather
was
co-operating
with
no
rain
in
sight.
Cam
was
our
road
Captain,
with
Rose
providing
meaningful
guidance
to
keep
us
together.
Our
first
stop
was
Hope.
Coffee
and
gas
purchased,
necessities
attended
to,
and
then
on
to
Lytton.
Cam
had
arranged
a
little
tour
around
the
back
hills
of
Lytton.
With
the
assistance
of
some
local
ladies,
we
managed
to
located
the
famous
"enter
at
your
own
risk"
ranch.
This
is
a
ranch
owned
by
a
local
handyman
that
creates
larger
than
life
motorcycles
and
interesting
works
of
art
made
out
of
all
kinds
of
spare
parts.
Some
large
(10
x
16)
and
some
small.
It
was
a
very
interesting
tour.
Immediately
upon
entering
through
the
gates
into
the
ranch
you
are
greeted
by
a
display
of
dozens
of
tombstones
with
though
provoking
poems
written
on
them.
Antique
machinery
dots
the
hilside
My
bride
had
to
use
the
loo,
and
with
some
investigative
work
found
an
old
wooden
outhouse
behind
a
shed.
The
ladies
powder
room
consisted
of
(dig
this),
electric
lights
and
a
flashlight
in
case
of
emergency!
There
was
also
a
two-foot
high
stack
of
books
plus
a
variety
of
magazines.
In
case
you
had
a
bowel
problem,
about
50
rolls
of
toilet
paper
where
within
arms
reach.
There
was
a
large
mirror
on
the
wall
to
admire
yourself
while
seated.
Last
but
not
least
a
phone
sat
on
the
floor
-
to
call
for
assistance,
I
guess.
Marlene
was
so
amazed
and
impressed.
I
had
a
heck
of
a
time
getting
her
out
of
there.
Duties
attended
to
and
photographs
taken,
the
gang
rounded
up,
and
we're
back
on
the
highway
towards
Kamloops.
I
had
driven
the
Fraser
Canyon
thousands
of
times,
but
never
on
a
motorcyle,
what
an
eye
opener.
Our
group
met
up
with
other
H.O.G.
family
members
from
all
over
British
Columbia
and
Washington
at
the
Kamloops
Harley-Davidson
dealership
for
a
late
BBQ
lunch.
Then
it
was
time
to
check
in
at
the
motel
not
far
from
the
dealership.
Everyone
gave
their
Harley-Davidson
a
quick
wipe
to
get
the
worst
of
the
bugs
off.
Not
to
get
too
comfortable
for
too
long,
we
soon
rode
back
to
the
dealership
to
be
joined
by
hundreds
of
other
H.O.G
members.
All
of
the
participants
where
then
provided
with
an
escorted
parade
by
the
Kamloops
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police.
Riding
in
a
parade
around
the
town
at
5
mph,
talk
about
"chestnuts
roasting
on
an
open
fire",
I
was
relieved
when
the
parade
was
over.
Now
I
grind
when
I
walk!
Our
group
ended
up
at
Roy
&
Juanita's
little
hide
away
for
some
food
and
a
chance
to
cool
down
the
hot
spots
Saturday
8:00
A.M.
-
draw
for
our
second
card
and
breakfast
in
Kamloops
and
then
we're
off
to
the
Little
Fort,
Lone
Butte,
Clinton
and
then
Ashcroft
for
the
evening.
The
Kamloops
Chapter
of
H.O.G
put
on
a
lovely
supper
in
the
Ashcroft
Arena.
We
enjoyed
a
few
beverages
and
had
a
few
dances
in
the
company
of
other
family
H.O.G.
members.
Breakfast
on
Sunday
moring
in
Cache
Creek
and
then
back
down
the
Canyon
to
Langley.
The
magic
part
of
this
ride
-
we
all
had
lots
of
fun
and
we
raised
lots
of
money
for
muscular
dystrophy.
"Thank
you"
to
Kamloops
H.O.G.
for
a
great
event.
Until
Next
year
'
"Roll
On"
Stan
Giles
-
Langley
H.O.G
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