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At the December Members Meeting, Santa "Moose" distributes pins to each member who volunteered during the 2004 year. |
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"Purple" Dave was presented an award for his New Member coordination program.. |
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Rob McC. receives Member of the Year award presented by the Primary Officers. |
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A touching moment was when Dawn B. was presented a recognition of the many years of very dedicated service she performed. |
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Even Director Pam S. was surprised with an award for all the sewing she performed for MDA. |
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Winners of the Chapter Challenge, John W. and Wayne B. are presented gift certificates by Dan McC. and Brian's HD. |
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Presenting your 2005 Board Members. |
| On 12/19, Polar Bear Riders are just barely visible through a fog which actually got worse on the way to the destination in Howell, NJ. The fog was actually a fine mist of rain as you can see on the windshield. |  |
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Saturday December 18 was Brian's annual Customer Appreciation Party. |
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Like the sign said, Bucks HOG volunteers donated and staffed the Bake Sale and "Patches Pam" was there with her sewing machine. Check out those holiday socks! (Tom B. photo) |
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Upstairs was a feast of food. |
| Remember all the toys you generously donated at our Holiday Party? Here's Kim M. and Joanne O. ready to receive them into Brian's trailer. |  |
| Inside, Dan M. serves up a final cup of java before members depart for the Toy Run. |  |
| The trailer now loaded and sealed, members mount up to follow. |  |
| Arriving at the St. Mary Children's Health Care Center, the kids are lined up outside. |  |
| Gene and Joanne O. welcome the kids inside. |  |
| These little ladies have plenty of refreshments and snacks for the attendees. (photo courtesy St. Mary's) |  |
| Bill M. starts bagging the toys from the trailer to carry inside. Watch out Bill, I think you have too much in that one. |  |
| Oh well, too late, but I think that lady will find a little helper to lend a hand. |  |
| Ann takes a break from bagging toys for a Harley Ride! (photo courtesy St. Mary's) |  |
| Phew that was quite a work out, there's a lot of toys! |  |
| HOG Members and kids all want to visit with Santa! |  |
| Jill and helper register the arriving guests (photo courtesy St. Mary's) |  |
| Mrs. Claus had to help Santa considering the long line waiting to get in. (photo courtesy St. Mary's) |  |
| Then it's time to start distributing the toys ... |  |
| Joanne O. and Terri are assisted by a helpful Snowman. (photo courtesy St. Mary's) |  |
| ... and more toys. Bill M. peeks in to see if the pile is going down any. |  |
| Meanwhile, "Moose" is outside treating kids to motorcycle rides. |  |
| Back inside, they're STILL handing out toys. |  |
| BCH Members take a photo break before calling it a good day! |  |
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It's gift giving season and what better way to give, then not to have to wrap. Bucks HOG volunteers, like Wayne and Alice, are ready to wrap ALL your presents, it doesn't have to be bought at Brian's and you're helping MDA at the same time! ("Only One Rolma" S. photo) |
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Wrappers will be at Brian's "Men's night" 12/7, Sat. 12/11, "Ladies night" 12/14, and Brian's Party 12/18. Rolma S. writes; "Ken and I are getting our daughter Jennifer started early so when she gets her motorcycle we can sign her up as a new member and get the $20.00 in HOG merchandise!" ("Only One Rolma" S. photo) |
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Saturday 12/04 Rick & Penny B. staff the MDA Gift Wrap table. Penny's gesture is obvious; "We have all the decorations but nothing to wrap"! Bucks HOG volunteers will wrap any of your gifts, not just that which you purchase at Brian's. Please take advantage of this win-win proposition. |
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Upstairs, friends enjoy another "Free Lunch Saturday" at Brian's. A little birdie told me Kenny S. was worried I had something up my sleeve when I took this photo. See Ken, I can just take a picture without teasing somebody. :-) |
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Like I said, the "MDA Gift Wrappers" will wrap anything no matter how small or BIG. Just let 'em know in advance if you want anything this big wrapped so they can buy more paper. |
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Later that evening, members arriving for the annual Chapter Holiday Party were greeted by this tree where you could leave a gift for a child. AND if you did, you were surprised with the ENTIRE cost of your ticket being refunded! |
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"Moose" looks like he's been caught with his hand in the cookie jar? Don't worry "Moose" the Hors d'ourves are included. |
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Mike H. knows if you sit real still and proper, it makes it harder for the webmaster to find something to tease you about. |
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Each attendee received this really great HD air and tire depth gauge. Just like a kid, Dave Hepburn can't wait to get home to play with his. By the end of the night, his was broken and he'd lost all the loose pieces. ;-) |
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MMMmmmmmmmmmmmm. |
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It was "Moose's" birthday. Notice how nobody sits on the opposite side of the table being afraid of the "Blast Furnace Effect" when he starts blowing on those flames. |
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Did you know flash photography causes Janet B. to freeze? She'll do the same thing if caught in your headlights, too! A momment later she leaped off into the woods. |
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Members take to the floor. |
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While back in a more secluded corner, Kate H. does an imitation of Seinfeld's Elaine Benes doing that wacky dance. |
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It's was a great party but I hope "Moose" has designated "Mouse" to drive home tonight. |
| The morning after the Fashion Show (Saturday 11/20) it was time for another popular annual event. The BC HOG Red Cross Shelter Charity Ride. The roads were still wet so many members opt to drive in cages behind the bikers for this rain or shine event. |  |
| At the shelter, members enjoy some camaraderie while residents enjoy the many motorcycles. |  |
| Looks like a couple members from Y.O.G (Yamaha Owners Group) joined our group. Congratulations to "Mouse" on her new license and bike! And no, she doesn't actually ride with "Moose" on the back. (Tom B. photo) |  |
| Francis, checking out TJ's (in the denim vest) ride and not to be confused with the other TJ. I think Francis approves of the Harley ride. (Tom B. photo) |  |
| Two kids happy to see the bikes. Do you think the slippers played any part in why the girls were drawn to Harold's bike? (Tom B. photo) |  |
| So what is this group looking down at that seems so entertaining? |  |
| It's Wayne B's puppy, Tazz. Wayne took a lot of heat this day for caging it to avoid the sloppy roads on his clean bike and and give Tazz a little fresh air but his heartless buddies picked on the helpless pup along with him. |  |
| Words don't hurt Tazz though. He knows he's as Bad-To-The-(Dog)Bone as any other Harley rider, right down to his leather chaps! And what's puppy think of those brutes making fun of him? . . . . |  |
| Doggone Bullies!. |  |
| The 2004 Red Cross Shelter Riders. (Tom B. photo) |  |
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Friday evening, November 19th. was the annual Fashion Show at Brian's H.D. |
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This popular event features BC Hog members and associates of Brian's Dealership modeling the latest fashions. |
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Oh yea, you even get to see a few of your friends kids, pets, and repeats of famous moments in history (like when "Moose" proposed to "Mouse"). |
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This event draws quite a crowd but there's valet parking and a reception party for added convenience and fun. |
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Careful Win! Those handy pockets in Motorcloths are worth showing off, but you never know what you might be swarming inside! |
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All the models come out for a finale. Great job folks, thanks for an entertaining evening! |
| Several Polar Bear riders to Lewes, DE (11/7) took advantage of the weather for an informative bypass to Ft. Dupont. Abandoned bunkers and gun mounts like this one still dot our coastal regions. Adult BCH Members can visit the Members Only section to see one of the reasons they are often placarded as "No Trespassing". |  |
| November 13th, the Coopersurg Chapter did a repeat of their very successful charity ride. Like our own Red Cross ride, this one benefits Bucks County kids and teens. Here a couple dozen BC Hog members arrive in Doylestown. |  |
| BC HOG members line up for a photo. There were event pins and goodie bags for the participants and all you could eat hot dogs, courtesy of the Boy Scouts. If you didn't come because it seemed cold, you'd be surprised how much warmth was going around! |  |
| Moose prepares to tell Santa what he wants for Christmas and if Santa knows what's good for him, Moose could even ask for a Red Rider B-B gun without Santa warning; "you'll shoot your eye out". |  |
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Sunday 10/24, the Breakfast Riders went to Mercer Airport for the "Captain's Brunch". "Fletch" had missed this location on two previous visits but he gave it a high mark of approval. Only one more Breakfast Ride for the season but that doesn't mean you should winterize your scooter. Join us beginning 10/31 for Polar Bear Season! |
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Rob McC. was set in his winter riding duds for the trip to Mercer. I guess it's just me, but there's something familiar about his helmet. Let's imagine his helmet green, then Click here and see what you think. |
| Hmmm, from the looks of this picture, it must be October 23 and the First Annual Chile Cook-Off at Brian's HD. |  |
| This was a really fun event (WebMaster's favorite, frankly). There were about 20 different concoctions mostly from volunteer chefs with a couple of restaurateurs staples. |  |
| Denise and Judy were at the grill for Chile haters and Chile Dog lovers. Brian B. appears to be looking for the Grey Pou-Pon? |  |
| There was mild versions and some Kick-A$% versions. Joe "Black" is looking kinda nasty, he must have had the hot stuff. On second thought, I guess you can't really tell with him. Dave H. must have had something spicy though, it's causing him to contort into a John Kerry look? |  |
| Captn. Win M. took his offering to the level of a theme, complete with animal pelt. For a $5 contribution to MDA, it was all you could sample & eat. You received three tickets to vote on your favorites. Win did win, first place! Hey, if you missed it, you may have saved a few pennies on Tums but DO look for a repeat of this great event. |  |
| The sign credits Capt. Win and Richie for this chili entry. Richie was nowhere to be found and the Captain is sure fond of his chili. Has anyone seen Richie since Saturday? (Photo and evil notion by Tom B.) |  |
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After a one week rain delay, the annual Crab Run was held on September 25. Tom B. catches the Crab Runners in Brian's lot, ready to Ride to Eat. (Tom B. photo) |
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A "Class Picture" at Waterman's, before the eating begins (did you ever try to get a group photo AFTER the eating begins). (Tom B. photo) |
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Is "Moose" saying grace or warning the crabs it's their last chance to run? The crabs were relieved to NOT see Fletch this year. (Tom B. photo) |
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"What's good to eat here, anyway?" (Tom B. photo) |
| It's Wednesday September 8 and a group of riders are preparring to depart Brian's for the NJ HOG Rally. Looks like rain so Joe and Terry H. put on their body condom rain-suits with a little "help" from Penny B. |  |
| Saturday morning, Charlie "Sunshine" U. invited the group for breakfast at his incredible seashore home. Penny B. knows to run for cover when she sees Joe "Black" with something explosive in his hands. |  |
| Charlie and his lovely wife Kathleen treated the group to a first class table and plenty of good food to start the day. |  |
| The group then headed to a favorite watering hole, the "Rock Pile" deck at the Cape May Ferry. Janet and John "compound" B. (table in background) met up with "Fam-i-ly (you have to say "Family" in a whinny voice) and abandons the group as usual. |  |
| The girls disappeared to the ladies room together (as girls do) but they all came back holding hands. Nobody knew what they were up to, but "TJ" likes what he sees! |  |
| What would a HOG Rally be without a visit to local dealers? |  |
| And what would the shore be like without a walk on the Boardwalk. The little lady in the left background is of particular interest. A few minutes before the photo the group is sitting on a bench when she puts her face right in "TJ's" and shouts "Watch the Tram-Car, watch the Tram-car, I'm so sick of hearing about the Tram-car"! |  |
| John B. is a caffeine fiend and loves those jolt drinks. That's a can of "Arizona Bottle Rocket" he's trying to protect from Vicki B. Adult BCH Members can visit the Members Only section to see why he didn't want Vicki to get her hands on it! |  |
| Vicki B. saw this T-Shirt and exclaimed it definitely reminded her of somebody. Her imagination might surprise you though. Click here to see what she was thinking. |  |
| The group relaxes at their comfortable, ocean view, condo that Joe "Black" found. |  |
| All good things must come to an end but a few members stretched the weekend through to Sunday evening with dinner at the Renault Winery. |  |
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From the National Rally in Richmond, the 2004 BCH Class Picture. Old timers should recognize "Remote Members", Jay and Dereva G., and Dick and Sandy G. (Tom B. photo) |
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Bill M. and Tom B. received invitations to the parade and after talking Tom into joining him, Bill prepares. Tom adds; "It was a nice event". (Tom B. photo) |
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This is an attraction at the Richmond block party. Find Bud P. in the photo. This was very entertaining. The party was great, there were five bands playing (all different music) and spaced far enough apart to not play on top of one another. (Tom B. photo) |
| August 29 the "Breakfast Riders" took advantage of Haycock Firehouse's monthly breakfast buffet. It's getting awefully crowded in that parking lot. |  |
| Inside there's more room to spread out and enjoy. Penny B. graciously pauses for the photographer. |  |
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The 2004 PA Rally ran between Scranton & Wilkes Barre. This group arrived Wed. night 8/18. |
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When it wasn't raining, it was threatening to storm. Just after breakfast Thursday, Maryann M. is ready to go while Vicki helps hubby into his raingear. Looks like John M. has a new red rainsuit, oops, I thought that was John for a moment. ;8) |
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The 100+ mile Poker Run took us to this dealer where the 9/11 Spirit Across America riders were getting ready to depart. This group will be at Brian's HD on 9/11. |
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Scranton - Wilkes Barre is surrounded by PA Heritage such as the Eckley Miners Village.. |
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While waiting at the Visitors Center for the BCH "Class Photo", Vicki B. and Penny B. try on some very appropriate hats. Vicki in a deer hat because TJ likes deer and Penny in a crab hat because she's sometimes a ... well you get the idea. :8) |
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The 2004 BCH Pennsylvania HOG Ralliers. |
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"They look alike, they walk alike, and sometimes even talk alike ..."; Wayne B. tries to show John M. how silly he looks in a ponytail by borrowing a hat from Charlie "Sunshine" U. with a fake ponytail attached. |
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On Saturday the "boys" tour Steamtown while the girls tour the Steamtown mall. |
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Two hours later, back at the Mall, the girls are STILL shopping! |
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So who knew there's a town in PA known as the Pizza Capital of the World?. |
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The group no sooner ordered their Pizza when the Rally Parade passed by. |
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The Chesapeake Inn Deck In Chesapeake City Maryland is where the 2004 Memorial Ride took the group this year. A view of the bay from where they lunched. Mother Nature definitely provided a great day with warm temps and lots of sun! (Bonnie H. photo) |
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Vince D. ordering lunch, Mouse & Moose S., Joanne & Gene O., Tom G., and Rob McC.. (Bonnie H. photo) |
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Pam S., Jim S., and take time from perusing the menu to pose for this photo op, while Trish H., Ray B. and Dennis peruse menus while waiting to order. (Bonnie H. photos) |
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Bonnie takes a break from photo ops to pose for this photo taken by "Mouse". Bonnie & Ken H. and Trish H. (Joanne S. photo) |
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This is the Tiki Bar where you can enjoy food and drink. There seems to be a whole lot of comraderie going on at this bar - I visited on a Wednesday and a Saturday as well as Sunday, the day of the ride (Bonnie writes), and each time it seems that the patrons were having a great time. (Bonnie H. photo) |
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Look at all the pretty bikes. It must be July 17 and the second annual Bucks County H.O.G / LOH Bike Show @ Brian's HD! |
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There's the show banner and trophies awaiting a winner. (Joel B. photos) |
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It was a great day for a show and Brian's parking lot is overwhelmed with bikes, vendors and people. |
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There were lots of vendors and Evelyn R., one of our entertainment specialists, administering airbrushed tattoos. (Joel B. photos) |
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Chris T. sets up her manaquin in front of her Tastefully Simple booth. Wait, that's too simple looking for even a manequin, actually it's John M. and Chris is surprised to see him in from Vegas. |
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BC HOG Director Pam S. had her Perfect Patch Clinic in operation. She's your one-stop sewing consultant. You can buy patches and she even does fancy custom work such as counter-weighting vests. |
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Patty G. & Bonnie H. organize great prize give aways and Bonnie shows the route that she & Lynn H. will be travelling in the following 3 weeks. Be sure to take a chance at guessing the mileage for a buck - all proceeds to benefit lung and breast cancer research. (Joel B. photos) |
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There was good food, with Lee K. & Ken H. doing their thing at the grill. |
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Rolma S. & Marilyn Q. register bikes for the show while Wyn M. parks his beautifull Boss Hoss that he registered (and incidentally won a trophy for). (Joel B. photos) |
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Judges Ken S. & Ivan Q scrutenize one of the show entries. What!? You didn't know you had to clean the bottom too? :8) |
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It was a great event. We hope you enjoyed it. |
| A short time ago, several BC HOG Members attended Thunder in the Valley (Johnstown, PA). So what goes on there? If you're lucky like "General" Jim S., you might be in a Gallagher Video! Here's a couple of clips but you can see more Click Here then select "Hog Wild video from Thunder in the Valley". Jim adds: "It was fun but messy. He hit me dead in the face with a lemon aid and it stuck to everything. He didn't know that sugar and hot pipes don't mix. Took a while but I got all of the burn marks off of the exhaust system!". |  |
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Rob McC. who is a member of Burlington as well as Bucks County HOG, broadcasted an offer, discounted tickets to the Burlington Poker Run, to those who met him at Brian's by 9am on July 11. Ahhhhhh, there seems to be a little problem with a lack of tickets. Not to worry, Rob came through once we got to Burlington. |
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Judi Z. takes care of some very important business; signing the "Chapter Representation Form". Please keep in mind that many bike events award prizes to the club with the best representation. Look for the forms at any event you attend! |
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BC HOG members line up at the third card stop and there were a lot of us. |
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Burlington HOG has frequently won the Best Represented club of the Bucks HOG Covered Bridge Run. Considering this line of Bucks HOG riders bikes, it looks like we're showing Burlington how much we appreciate them. Yes, we did take the trophy! |
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Note to self: Next time tell them you're taking their picture instead of just yelling HEY! and scaring them while they're eating. |
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The weather was outstanding as is evidenced by Wayne & Alice's presence. :8) |
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By-the-way, congratulations to TJ & Vicki on their new land acquisition. No, they're not leaving us, it's a second home in the sticks where Vicki churn butter, dress TJ's fresh kills, and sew Harley logos on her Daisey-Duke overalls, just like her ancestors. But is this what they mean when they talk about their "double wide"? |
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Speaking of double-wide - Moose and Bob want to know who said they didn't like big people {silence}. OK, Moose asks if anyone would like to play a little game of tug-o-war against him and Bob? {more silence}. |
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A group photo of most of the Bucks County members who attended the Burlington Poker Run. |
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And here is is, that coveted "Best Represented Club" trophy with many of the attendees who earned it. Rob McC. and "Moose" were moved to the point of singing opera. (Rob McC. photo) |
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It was such a nice day, one group rode on to Long Branch for some ocean breezes. So why is Vicki screaming about the little dollup of greenish-brown sun tan cream on her arm? Oh, no, that's not sun screen, it's sea gull doodie. Ewwwwwwwwww! |
| Tom B., Bill M., Harold H. and Dave H. have been scouring the Bay areas to find the best location for our annual Crab Run. Tom writes; "After all these years, Dave still plays with his food". Join us at Brian's Sept. 18 at 9am and you can play with your food too! (Tom B. photo) |  |
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June 14 we had our annual ride to the MDA Camp in Worcester. Barry H.'s wife Jean had been following the travels of HOGS for DOGS and convinced them to ride along with us. Way-to-go Jean! |
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These kids love to see us and it's a great opportunity to see your MDA contributions in action (we also hope Rob McC. sees why he shouldn't wear shorts) :8) |
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Santa B. was there with gifts for the kids! |
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This event is a fun event for everyone. We bring film and each child can keep a photo with his or her favorite bike, and they reciprocate with biker contest and other surprises. |
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His muscles aren't strong enough but if you help his hand to the throttle, he can't get enough of that rumble. Wouldn't be great if our contributions could help him ride some day?! (somebody was overheard saying; "it was the fastest Al's bike has ever run") :8) |
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Inside, the kids hand out the biker awards. I think Barry won for the loudest pipes? |
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The grand prize was a custom banner awarded to "Best Bike" which just happened to be the "HOGS for DOGS" folks. Gee, do you think those cute doggies influenced the judges? |
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The kids had a surprise band and entertainment. They needed a volunteer and somebody suggested our own Brian B. whose quest it was to become an alternate to reigning "King Ooola Boola", seen to left. The King would chant, rant and rave and Brian would have to echo his every move in order to prove his worthiness. |
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Brian rock's on and had the crowd cheering at this point. Hey, at least he didn't have to paint himself blue and wear a coconut bra like the guy in the background. Unfortunately, there was a penalty for forgetting too many of the King's lines though. |
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Ooops! We hope Brian forgets who volunteered him, as well. |
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If you didn't think this is a fun event, this should change your mind. Of course that depends on which side of the creme pie you sit. ;8) |
| "General" Jim S. who, when not riding Harley's, is the Adjutant of Proctor Pennsylvania Artillery Co., heads a demonstration at Washington's Crossing on June 6, while Kim M. (L) listens in. You can learn more about his group at: www.proctorsartillery.org |  |
| At one point he described his cannon as being the only thing on two wheels louder than a Harley. Jim is renowned as George Washington during the annual Christmas day Delaware Crossing reenactment. |  |
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Friday May 29 a group of old friends enjoyed the night at Cafe Antonio's with John & Maryann M., prior to riding to Rolling Thunder. We had an incredible time but hope the management will forget enough to let us come back some day. :8) |
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See what happens to people who leave Bucks HOG! They become old, dried-up, skinny, skeevy Howard Hugh's look-alikes. OK, we know you had a serious operation John, but get an operation on that head! |
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Saturday morning Brian's commemorated Memorial Day weekend with a solemn raising of the flag by veterans. |
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Andy of Brian's HD sets the mood with the bag pipes. |
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The World War II Memorial opened to the public on Friday 5/29 and is a must see. |
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Bucks HOG members pose in front of our state pillar. Dave H. refused to move to PA so we had to take a second picture. |
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Taking an ENDLESS route to DC, we heard the constant shrill of Cicada's. They're quite friendly and will hold on tight even while moving at speed but Wayne B. discovered they explode into a gooey mess if you run into them. Kate H. would prefer they weren't so friendly as she tries to evict this one. |
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Still in a memorialistic mood, the group returns home VIA Gettysburg. |
| May 21 to 23 was Dyno Drag weekend at Brian's HD. The racing trailer takes a break between trials. |  |
| The 2004 ERC (Experienced Rider Course) graduating class. (Charlie "Sunshine" U. photo) |  |
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The second week of May, several groups of BCH members made the trek to Myrtle Beach for bike week. This group departed Bensalem May 7 at 6:30am amidst light thunder storms. The Cape May Ferry provided a relaxing start to a great week. |
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It appears to be a banner year for the number of BCH members attending Myrtle Beach. This motley crew left 6am Friday and pausing at the southern portal of the Bay Bridge Tunnel. (Rich B. photo) |
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On Saturday the "Bridge Tunnel" group pulls into a NC dealer, by coincidence, just after the "Ferry" group. |
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The "Cape May Ferry group checks into their incredible rental (thanks to John B.). A beach front pad complete with pool, hot tub, game room, big screen TV, TV/CD combos in each bedroom, 8 suites with baths, even broadband internet. |
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No sooner had we settled in then Kate H. leapt into the pool, CLOTHED! Maybe a little help from TJ and Wayne B., who wears boots to the pool because bikers have to travel light, now leave him alone about it! (Judi Z. photo) |
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Janet B. proves that women relax in the kitchen while Joe "Black" and TJ sweat over breakfast. Actually Janet prepared some excellent Italian dishes on nights we didn't patronize the locals. |
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On mother's day, each of the ladies received a rose from one caring guy, and Al Z. presents wife Judi with a birthday cake. |
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There was much to do and see. We visited Charleston and proved again what a small world it is when we parked right next to Charlie U., Kim M. and Jeff H. Before departing, Janet layers on 10 pairs of pants, it was only 70 degrees you know. |
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You can take the plumber out of PA but at the Yorktown memorial, TJ was compelled to explain the plumbing of the ships while Vicki hijacks this jet! |
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TJ found the perfect bike for Turkey Hunting, and Dave H. found the perfect bike. |
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Speaking of Dave H., he never ceased to amaze us with his many transitions. From the always leather clad full-faced helmet, to riding in T's and NO helmet, and even a full-faced doo rag? |
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HOG Members picked up their event pin at the convention center, and dined at local establishments such as this Japanese Steakhouse. |
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Bucks HOG members met on Wednesday at the Hard Rock Cafe. |
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The 2004 Myrtle Beach "Class Photo". (Judi Z. photo) |
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We knew sooner or later we'd see Trixie, but who would have guessed how much meaner Joe "Black" looks in his pajamas? (Judi Z. photo) |
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We saw the joy one feels when they realize their bike was not stolen but only hidden in a dark alley, and the frustration of having to unwrap a potty-papered putt-putt. (Judi Z. photo) |
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And of course there was SBB. It was a great week, fantastic weather and a good time to be with friends. |
| Another event from Brian's MDA auction. This one, a golf outing hosted by Brett B. Tom B. won the auction and invited Bud P. and Mike H. They certainly chose a beautiful day for the greens. (Mike H. photo) |  |
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EX-BCH member, John Marconi, (the traitor left us for sunny Vegas) recently underwent triple bypass surgery, so he says. Based on his affection to his pretty heart shaped pillow, the pantyhose and the long girlie hair, I'm wondering just what kind of operation he had? |
| Sunday April 25 the Breakfast Riders pull into the Haycock Fire Hall. |  |
| This is a favorite destination with plenty of good food and several enjoyable routes to get there. |  |
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Saturday April 24, Thunder Mountain motorcycles are lined up for Demo Days at Brian's HD. |
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Inside, MDA volunteers collect packets from participants of this years Ride for Life. Contributions were matched with Brian's L.A.P points this year, a very generous incentive. |
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Up on the deck the RfL particpants party was in progress. Judy G. and Denise B. smile in amazement after flicking a hot dog off Penny B.'s nose and she caught it in a roll (yes of course I'm teasing). |
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A demo group being escorted for a test drive. |
| Jim McC., TJ B., Brian B., Wayne B., and Jeff B., take a photo op. during a tour benefiting MDA and hosted by Brian B., to Harley headquarters and the Archives. |  |
| Willie G. pauses for a perfect photo while autographing a book for Wayne. On that white board in the background are the plans for the 2006 Harley's. Too bad they came out so faint in the photo. :8) |  |
| Behind those steel doors are the famous, rarely seen, Harley Davidson Archives. |  |
| A peek at a minute selection of the hundreds of bikes and thousands of documents, slides, toys and other examples of Harley Davidson passion. |  |
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Members gather on Sunday April 18, for our annual Welcome Ride. |
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"Bald Jim" reviews important riding tips. The next night, Jim would retire from his position as Safety Director. Thanks for the years of dedicated service, Jim! |
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John W. watches over the Chapter Challenge as last years winner, Bill M., signs up. |
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At Eorio,s this days destination, members relax and enjoy the great weather and friendship. |
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From Eorio's some broke into smaller groups, this one returning from near Scranton. The weather was gorgeous as is evident by Vicki B. who was stripped all the way down to leathers and head sock (but was still shivering). |
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Saturday April 10, the Easter Bunny made his annual visit to Brian's Harley Davidson. (Tom B. photo) |
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This event draws quite a crowd and makes for a very Busy Bunny. (Tom B. photo) |
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There were treats and candy for the kids. (Tom B. photo) |
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Bunny enters the showroom filled with candy for grown-ups. (Tom B. photo) |
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BC Hog Director Pam S. was there again to sew your patches (or was she there still?). (Tom B. photo) |
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Upstairs Bunny pauses for a perfect picture. (Tom B. photo) |
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On the deck there was an Easter Egg hunt for the little kids. (Tom B. photo) |
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And in the lower lot another Egg hunt for the not so little kids. (Tom B. photo) |
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Hmmmmm, could this be the next MDA fundraiser ... The Moose Message clinic? Please, no sudden moves to scare Moose while those huge hands are on her neck. (Tom B. photo) |
| The line-up of police bikes in front of Brian's indicates something special going on. Friday night March 26 kicked-off Brian's Carnival weekend. |  |
| Inside, L.A.P members enjoy hors d'oeuvres, cocktails and ... |  |
| ... and friends while waiting for the evenings events to begin. |  |
| Following the cocktail hour was the main event, the Spring Fashion Show. |  |
| This show gets better each time with friends from Brian's staff, Bucks County H.O.G and even some professional models. It showed to a packed house. |  |
| Mike H's. daughter, Lorraine, takes a turn on the runway. A unique feature was the screen above the stage entrance. Slides were shown for each participant along with a short description of their riding interests. |  |
| Hey, what's a fashion show without models. These young ladies are actually a couple of associates from Brian's HD. |  |
| Everyone makes one last appearance for the finale. |  |
| Following the fashion show was a live auction benefiting MDA. Attendees bid on services such as dinners, vehicle servicing, babysitting, furnishings and other items donated by friends and HOG members. (Mike H. photo) |  |
| The carnival continued Saturday March 27. The fellow on the right was looking for some highway pegs so he could stretch out a little |  |
| Pam S. provided a patch sewing service, benefiting MDA. She'll be returning April 3, 10 & 24 between 10am & 2pm so if you missed the carnival, you can still get your patches stitched-in-time. |  |
| Upstairs there was food, entertainment and a silent auction of lots of goodies. |  |
| It wouldn't be a carnival without sweets to eat with BC HOG members staffing the MDA bake sale table as well as the leather sofa. |  |
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On Saturday, March 20, the club rode to the Battleship NJ for a tour. (Mike H. photo) |
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Special parking was available near the ship. Secure or not Rob M. thinks it's best to use a good chain on his bike. How's he fit that thing in those little saddle bags? (Mike H. photo) |
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The group lines up for a photo op. (Mike H. photo) |
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Let the tour begin. (Mike H. photo) |
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View of the bow from the upper deck. It was brisk and windy on deck, but we all enjoyed every minute of this grand tour. (Mike H. photo) |
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After the tour, everyone tries to help Doug remove a part from his side-car which was keeping it from moving. Did anyone check to make sure Rob hadn't passed his chain through it? (Mike H. photo) |
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"Moose" & "Mouse" concluded the ride at Tony Luke’s for lunch. (Mike H. photo) |
| In a scene YOU CAN BE PART OF, Friday nights through March, it' Biker Bingo at Brian's HD! |  |
| BCH volunteers Joe H. and Rolma S. take a turn at calling numbers; "B - 53 ... O - 5" ! (I wonder who will notice something wrong with that caption) ;8) |  |
| What'd'ya think. Is he saying; "I brought you so you better let me win" ? |  |
| Come to Biker Bingo and come hungry. You can fill up at the MDA Cafe. |  |
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Rolma and Ken S. were a couple of the lucky ones to attend Daytona Bike Week, this year. Rolma writes; "I searched and searched for Bucks members but couldn't find any so I recruited these new members. They'll join next month!" (Ken S. photo) |
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Here Rolma writes; "This photo of Kenny S. on the Kissmobile at Daytona Speedway during bike week. He was actually debating whether to trade his Harley Truck for the kissmobile". I think she was only teasing, but wait! The text on the purple kiss looks mighty familiar. (Rolma S. photo) |
| Saturday February 14, Valentines (and Bucks HOGs) met for a night of bowling and fun. It's good to schedule Saturday events so Tom B. has a chance to join us! |  |
| Is that gum on the bottom of Rolma's shoe? And Ken has an ornry grin on his face. Or is "Purple Dave" pretending to ignore it so he doesn't get blamed? |  |
| You know, HOG is a family orriented organization and Mike proves it by bringing his wife and daughter. |  |
| Of course there's those who just don't like to bowl but came out for the good time. Not counting Penny of course who loves to bowl but wasn't allowed. |  |
| But the BIG news (what could be bigger than something to do with "Moose") is that "Moose" and "Mouse" got hitched. |  |
| The club surprised them with an appropriate cake. |  |
| Joanne "Mouse" S. enjoys opening a gift but what's the shocked look on "Moose's" face. I've seen that look on guys before. That's the look when reality sinks in and they say to themselves; "what the hell did I do today"! |  |
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Saturday January 3 we took the ever popular, annual bus to New York. |
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The bus is the only way to comfortably travel to NY, but it would appear that when they designed the lavatory, they didn't have "Moose's" comfort in mind? |
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Once in NY, people were on their own. There's the bike show, museums, Broadway shows, or just walking and pub hoping (Is "Moose" practicing the sobriety test along the sidewalk cracks)? (Charles U. photo) |
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We tried to find our way around their maze of subways. (Charles U. photo) |
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We found something for everyone. If you like history and landmarks, the great Grand Central Station. |
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Some things you just knew you'd see. (Charles U. photos) |
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Vicki still sees the same despite the suggestion on the canopy, but had no trouble seeing an incredible bracelet on 5th. Avenue, she just had to have. You can tell by the smile on "TJ", this was BEFORE she bought it. |
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We think we even saw John M. who supposedly moved to Las Vegas? |
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There was Central Park with a photo stop at the Dairy. (John B. photo) |
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The girls enjoy a Carousel ride in Central Park. (John B. photo) |
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And we Remembered at Strawberry Fields. |
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