Auction Items Benifitting the Bring Bri Justice Foundation

If you have any interest in bidding on any of these items contact Marci Crowell at either 775-329-2913 or Marci@renohd.com

Golf for two including Cart and Green Fees at Thunder Canyon a value of $200. http://www.thundercanyon.com/

4 passes to the Northstar at Tahoe Golf course including cart a value of $240. http://www.northstarattahoe.com.

A $200 gift certificate good towards a complimentary one night stay at the Grand Sierra Resort and Casino. http://grandsierraresort.com

A complimentary dental exam and a custom bleaching tray system from Vista Dental Care a value of $350 http://vistadental.net

We also have 3 fishing poles donated to us by Sportsmans Warehouse a Storm Thunderstick Rod, a Penn Power Stick Plus, and a Kimura of Hawaii Agressor Series rod. Value of $200

Tool box raffle benefitting the Bring Bri Justice Foundation

We'll be raffling off a beautiful tool box to one lucky recipient. Tickets are only $5 and all of the proceeds will go to the Bring Bri Justice foundation. The box has been located at Summit Racing so stop by and make sure you don't miss out on your opportunity to help out this great charity and maybe win yourself an amazing toolbox. Check out the Bring Bri Justice Foundation's Website http://www.briannadenison.org/

Ride For Justice!

The purpose of the ride is to raise money for the Bring Bri Justice Foundation which promotes legislative and legal efforts to increase consequences preventing violent crime, public awareness assuring the safety of all women and children in Nevada. The parade will raise money for the foundation, and focus awareness of the safety options that are available to the community.

Registration for the parade will be from 9am to 11am Saturday August 22nd. The parade will be followed by lunch, live music by Cowboys from Hell, raffles, a silent auction, and bike games. Everyone is welcome to participate. Even if you don't ride come join us for the festivities.

Cost: $25 or 2 for $45

Reno Harley-Davidson® Is working with the Crusaders Christian Motorcycle Club, Miller Beer, Sparky's and many more to produce this benefit poker run and women's safety fair.

Lauren Denison, aunt of Brianna has been working closely with us to bring this ride to fruition.

H.O.G. Members Logged Four Million Miles

On Monday, June 29, 2009, Harley Owners Group (H.O.G.) members around the world logged 4,373,937 miles during the club’s second annual Million Mile Monday riding marathon.

“Our members set the bar pretty high after last year’s three million miles, and we are ecstatic to have exceeded that by more than 45 percent this year,” said Benny Suggs, General Manager of the Harley Owners Group. “But more important than the number of miles ridden is that so many of our members joined together on this special day to share the experience of motorcycling.”

To put the cumulative mileage in perspective, 4,373,937 miles is the equivalent of almost 77,000,000 American football fields (goal line to goal line) or more than 70,000,000 100-meter soccer fields.

If you could ride from the earth to the moon, you’d have to make more than nine round trips to log 4,373,937 miles on your odometer.

The world’s three longest rivers – the Nile, the Amazon, and the Yangtze – share a collective length of 12,124 miles. You’d have to travel the length of each river more than 360 times before traveling 4,373,937 miles.

Riding 4,373,937 miles on an average motorcycle compared to driving a standard passenger car saves nearly 109,375 gallons of gas (or 5,609 barrels of crude oil); at $3 a gallon, that’s a $328,125 savings in fuel.

Million Mile Monday is an annual event on the last Monday of June and is open to all H.O.G. members-- riders or passengers. The feat was recorded by logging into the club’s exclusive members-only website (members.hog.com), where participants registered their miles ridden on that day. For more information about H.O.G., log onto www.hog.com.

Founded in 1983, the Harley Owners Group (H.O.G.) is the official riding club of the Harley-Davidson Motor Company. H.O.G. currently has more than one million members and over 1,400 chapters worldwide, making it the largest factory-sponsored motorcycle organization in the world. H.O.G. rallies are held around the globe to celebrate Harley-Davidson motorcycle riding.

Harley-Davidson Showcases Easy Rider Bike

Easy Rider, the classic American road movie, turns 40 today (July 14). The movie, starring Peter Fonda and Dennis Hopper, tells the story of two bikers who travel the country to experience the freedom of the open road from the saddles of their motorcycles.

Fonda played “Captain America” in the movie, and his bike is one of the most recognizable motorcycles in history. There were originally two “Captain America” choppers used in the film, created from Harley-Davidson FLH police bikes. One of the original choppers was destroyed in the filming of the movie, and the other mysteriously disappeared from the movie set. A decade ago, to celebrate the film’s 30th, and with the help of Fonda and those who created the original bikes, an exact replica was created and is featured at the Harley-Davidson Museum. It’s part of a hotbed of pop culture goodies with ties to Harley-Davidson. The Museum also features a bike Elvis once owned, a replica of Evel Knievel’s bike from his attempt at jumping 13 buses at London’s Wembley Stadium, and owns bikes used in Lucasfilm’s Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.

“Harley-Davidson motorcycles have inspired filmmakers since the beginnings of modern film,” said Curatorial Director, Jim Fricke. “Our bikes have been featured in countless movies to portray the spirit of individualism, freedom and rebellion, and we have many examples of this at the Museum.”

The Harley-Davidson Museum is a celebration of America’s historic love affair with independence and the open road, and the company that has fueled the flame. Riders and non-riders alike will appreciate the Harley-Davidson success story of four young entrepreneurs who created a true American icon that has journeyed through 106 years.