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03/12/2008 10:26:32 AM
Breakfast Ride
March 9th, second Sunday of the month, 7 bikes and 10 people invaded the Coulterville Old School House for their breakfast benefiting the Maraposa County Historical Society. Left the Fruit Yard at 8:00am sharp,
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Gilbert silva
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02/21/2008 03:33:29 PM
Bowling 2008
We had a great turn out.... 25 attended 19 bowlers (3 STAR Kids, 3 STAR Teens, 13 Adults) the rest were guest and members enjoying fellowship. ok laughing at the gutter balls and cheering on the spares and strikes
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irene
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02/07/2008 08:23:37 AM
Ride 2008
Well, its the first ride of the year, for me anyway. Chuck, Pam, Steve P., and myself headed out at 8:01 Sunday morning for the famous "Maraposa County Histrorical Society" breakfast in Coulterville. Good thing we went, the price is making a major increase.
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Gilbert Silva
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Club Sponsors
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Yamaha of Modesto
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Modesto Custom Cycle
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Rebel Riders
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POLISH THE BELL
It has been a tradition among some of us, for a long time, to run a brass bell on the left swing arm, to remember our brothers and sisters who have gone down riding. It's a small thing, but the reason a brass bell is chosen is that as we ride it will get dirty and tarnished. Every time we get down and wash and polish it, we are reminded of friends lost, and our thoughts turn to the meaning of being in the wind. As we ride, and hear the bell ring, we know that our brothers and sisters are riding with us. How easy it would be to join them with a single mistake. And maybe, just maybe, the next time a situation comes up,
they will be there to help us as long as we remember them by:
POLISHING THE BELL
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