The Director s Saddle

S o u t h e r n N e v a d a C h a p t e r, I n c. # 2 7 3 5 The Director s Saddle J U L Y, 2 0 1 0 Well, we are over the hump! Would you believe we are in July? What are your plans for the long Holiday weekend? Hope there are lots of fireworks in your plans. There was only one ride I wanted to do this year. That is the ride to Monterey, and down the coast. I was lucky enough to grow up not too far from Monterey and the coast; and that part of the coast south of Monterey is one not to miss. Hope to see you on that ride. I wanted to share something with you. I found out one of our members is a fairly talented writer. I was fortunate to be able to get to know John better over the Carson City overnighter. He is a character, and another of our members you should get to know. And now, without further adue, I turn this page over to John Grambo!! Motorcycling Etiquette When & How to Wave I was riding SR 159 near the Red Rock loop, when an approaching Goldwinger gave me a Queen s Wave (twisting his left wrist slightly left and right, with his hand slightly cupped). I nearly fell off my bike, laughing. A Queens Wave! I found this experience so unnerving I failed to return the wave, I just laughed. Continued on Page 2 S.N.H.O.G. Officers 2010 DIRECTOR MATTHEW HAMM 296-3999 SNHOGDIRECTOR@GMAIL.COM ASSISTANT DIRECTORS DAVE JONES 540-5243 CDJ_HOG@YAHOO.COM **** LANA CHILDERS 301-0072 LANACHILDERS@COX.NET SECRETARY TRACY TORRES 423-7040 HOGHEAVEN@HOTMAIL.COM TREASURER JON DOSTAL (248) 982-8301 SNHOGTREASURER@AOL.COM LEAD ROAD CAPTAIN ROBERT BALDWIN 845-3997 LEADCROBERT@GMAIL.COM ACTIVITIES OFFICER PENNY HAMM (630) 915-1554 PENNYHAMMATHOME@GMAIL.COM MEMBERSHIP OFFICER ELAINE MARTINEZ (757) 329-4385 EYNSLICK1@COX.NET *** THOMAS MARTINEZ (757) 329-4385 T-MARTINEZ@COX.NET LADIES OF HARLEY OFFICERS NANCY DEVIESE 533-4084 NDEVIESE@COX.NET ********* SAVANNA CUPP 673-8516 SAVANNACUPP@GMAIL.COM NEWSLETTER EDITOR JOHNI LEWIS 499-6483 EDITOR@SNHOGLV.COM WEBMASTER LARRY LEWIS 296-1537 WEBMASTER@SNHOGLV.COM SPONSORING DEALER REP TOM PLEHN 595-8019 TOMPLEHN@LVHD.COM I N S I D E TH I S I S S U E : Director s Saddle Continued 2&3 S.N.H.O.G. New Members 4 S.N.H.O.G. Minutes 5&6 Article by John Grambo 7 Article by Tracy Torres 8 Road Captains Article 9&10 S.N.H.O.G. Photos 11-14 Lucky H.O.G.s 15 July Birthdays 16 Harley Info. 17 Calendars 18&19

Director s Saddle...continued Then, I began to think about biker wave etiquette and wondered why the Road Captains do not include wave instructions with the other hand signals. For that matter, I don t remember any mention of the wave in the basic or advanced rider courses. How could something that happens every time you ride go uninstructed? When is a wave appropriate and what is the proper way to give one? When I got home, I googled and surfed the web, looking for answers, but all I found were more questions. Should I even be a waver, and if so, should I wave first or only return waves? Does it matter what brand or type of bike is approaching and what about those scary hard core bikers with ape hangers? What is the wave protocol for a group of approaching bikes, will one long wave take care of the whole group or are individual waves required? What about on a poker run or bike rally, do you just wave yourself crazy? If you're going to be a waver, you ll have to choose a wave style. The basic wave styles are: the left-handed low wave, straight out and the high wave. There is also the right-handed wave, which says, Hi, I have cruise control. The basic waves have variations which include the extension of any number of fingers, palm direction and motion. The advanced wave options are endless: Two Finger Flip, Four Finger Wiggle, Mini-Wave and on and on. When you are unable to safely wave, it is acceptable to substitute a Head Nod in lieu of a bona fide wave. Here is what I m going to do, until I receive proper instruction: When I give the wave first, I ll use the Peace Sign, low for Harley s and higher for those others. When I m returning another biker s wave, I ll mimic their wave, unless it s a Queen s Wave, in which case, I ll just laugh. ;-) John Grambo And now back to our regularly scheduled Directors Saddle. With the weather getting hotter, we are changing gears a little. On the 10th, we are moving into the Fireside Bowling Alley. We will be starting at 11:00 am, but get there early to get your shoes and meet your team members. Troy Palmer will attempt to retain his Chapter bowling title. Any takers? The following day, we will head north for a brunch in Alamo. July 16 and 17th is the Thunder on the Mountain Rally in Brian Head, Utah. The Poker Run on Saturday is a Chapter ride. Some will be up for the entire weekend. And some, like me, will head up very early Saturday morning. We will find a hotel off the mountains, and ride back very early Sunday morning, before it heats up. Stay tuned for the hotel information. We will have a Meet-N-Eat on the 22nd. We will be going to the Hot Rod Grill. It has recently changed hands; we'll see what's new on this menu. Our New Member Ride is on July 24th. The New Member ride is geared toward showing the new members our Group Riding style, but all members are encouraged to attend and are more than welcome. In fact, these tend to be our better attended rides. Continued on Page 3 P A G E 2

Director s Saddle...continued On the 26th, some of our Chapter members will be escorting the flag which has wound its way around the country, passing through many of the lower 48 states before coming to Las Vegas. This ride is organized by the Nation of Patriots, http://www.nationofpatriots.org/. They are "Passing An American Flag Through 48 States Over 100 Days In Honor of All Veterans, And Their Families". Visit the website to follow the progress. The flag will leave LVHD close to 9:00 am and be escorted to Lancaster California, to be passed on for its next leg. Come see it off, or if you can, join in the ride. Even if it is just to the state line. August starts with a Road Captains Choice. These are always good, long rides. I don't know where, but I am sure it will be north and cool. Sturgis is also in August. For those going, it will be great. This is the Mecca for us Hoggies. The overnighter in August is to Torrey, Utah. I missed this one last year, but I won't this year. Book your rooms as soon as you can. I am still hearing the stories about the ride. The LOH ladies have a ride to Mount Charleston planned for us, and we will round out the month on a New Members ride. Come to the meetings! Come to the events! Come out to the rides! Matt Hamm The roads are endless, let s go!! Make Your Miles Count The HOG Mileage Program is beautiful in its simplicity you ride, and we ll reward you. We ll even give you a pin and patch for just signing up (registration is FREE). After that, additional pins, patches and motorcycle medallions will be awarded at various intervals. Your first reward comes at just 1,000 miles (1,610km). Of course, there are some rules you ll have to follow: Only active HOG members (full, life, associates and associate life) may participate. If you have more than one Harley, you have to enroll each one, and only the mileage after you enroll will count towards your award. You may participate as a rider, a passenger or both just make sure you fill out a form for each. And, your Enrollment Form (available at the Chapter meetings) and award submissions must be officially endorsed by an Authorized Harley Davidson Dealership. However, it is still your responsibility to submit them once they are endorsed. So, what are you waiting for? Get enrolled in the program, enjoy riding with the Chapter, and reap the rewards for putting enjoyable miles on your Harley. P A G E 3

Welcome New Members Shown with Matt Hamm, Director, and Lana Childers, Assistant Director, are New Members: Larry, Brian, Ed & Kathy, Stephanie, Nancy, Margo, James, Jeff & Laura. (Not necessarily in that order) Friendly Reminder... Be sure to visit our online PHOTO GALLERY at http://snhoglv.com/gallery/ Photographs are such a great way to remember events in our lives. Our SNHOG Online Photo Gallery is also a great way to share the fun we have as a Chapter with friends, family and anyone who is skeptical about joining our Chapter. All you have to do is browse the gallery for a few minutes and will quickly realize we ride and have fun all year round! Although Azura DeCosta, Deborah DeCosta, Beverly Kusler, Deena McClain and Kenn Wynn are the "photographers" for the Chapter, they are obviously not the only ones who take pictures at our events. If you have photos you would like to submit, please send them to photos@snhoglv.com. Be sure to include the date and event the photos were taken and any other description you would like included. We will also be happy to post your name, crediting you with the photos you've taken. Thanks so much *** Note: If you prefer not to have your photo on the website, request a photo be removed or photo information updated, please let us know and we ll make the changes as soon as possible. You must mention the album name and placement number of the photo in question. Azura DeCosta-808-336-0436 Deborah DeCosta-808-336-0436 Beverly Kusler 259-9384 Deena McClain 438-2901 Kenn Wynn 254-3211 P A G E 4

SOUTHERN NEVADA HARLEY OWNER S GROUP June, 2010 General Membership Meeting Tracy Torres 2010 Secretary Matthew Hamm, Director, opened the meeting tonight asking all to say hello to someone they don t know. Matt thanked all who opened their home for our Progressive Dinner Ride on Sunday. The group rode to Roger & Willie Ellison for appetizers, Bob & Bambi s for the main course, and Mike & Amy s for dessert. Matt asked if anyone is planning on going to Milwaukee in September this year for Bike week, we have any opportunity to fly our Chapter Flag in the Parade so please see him. And finally, we have two new Ambassadors: Sandy and Andy (and Porky too!). Thank you and welcome; Mario will be calling on you. Tom Plehn, Dealer Representative, thanked everyone who attended the Annual Picnic last month, the Dealership really appreciated it. Las Vegas Harley-Davidson will be having a Pet Adoption day on June 19, 2010. If you are unable to adopt a pet, you can still help by donating food, toys, beds, blankets. Dave Jones, Assistant Director, will be putting together a small ride for anyone who wants to go to the Arizona State HOG Rally in Williams, AZ. This group will be leaving from Albertsons BC at 8:00 a.m. this Thursday. Lana Childers, Assistant Director, announced we have 42 members currently registered for the High Seas Rally. Anyone can still register if they are interested in the Cruise. Lana introduced our new members: Larry who rides an 09 Springer, Brian who rides an 06 Street Glide, Ed & Kathy who ride an 09 Softail, Stephanie who rides a Vespa, but mostly rides on the back of Nancy s Street Bob, Margo who rides an 06 Sportster, James who rides an 07 Springer, Jeff who rides a 10 Heritage, and Laura who rides a 98 Sportster. Great turnout of new members they all got lei d tonight!! WELCOME TO OUR GROUP!! Jon Dostal, Treasurer reports we have $8,772 in our account. (Photo at bottom of next page). Tracy Torres, Secretary, announced a Survey will be coming out this week to everyone s email. Survey is very short and designed to get member input for rides next year. (Photo at top of page). Robert Baldwin, Lead Road Captain, announced new Road Captain trainee, Roger Ellison thank you Roger. Anyone else desiring to become a Road Captain, please fill out an application. Robert discussed safety issues with the group. IT IS HOT, make sure you are well hydrated and your bikes are tuned for the summer heat. P A G E 5

June, 2010 General Membership Meeting Continued Penny Hamm, Activities Officer, discussed the remaining June calendar. Our overnighter in July will be over the 4th of July weekend going to Monterrey, CA, then down to Pismo, then back to Vegas. The August overnighter will be to Torrey, UT. Nancy DeViese/Savannah Cupp, Ladies of Harley are arranging for a day of Bowling on July 10 at Wildfire Lanes on Sunset. Cost will be $20 per person - includes bowling, shoes, food and drinks. The first 40 people will get on teams. Everyone should attend whether bowling or not. Tonight s $25 chip winners: Jon who rides an 08 Nightster and an 09 Softail; Desiree who rides with her Grandpa, and Jeannette who rides an 07 Low Rider. Our Secret Greeter tonight: Stephanie Tyler, who received a $10 Chip, and her Greetee: Karen Heriford who received a $15 chip, both just for being friendly. Tonight s ride participation winners who each won $50 in chips are: Tom Martinez who rides an 03 Heritage and Paul Auerbach who rides a 10 Ultra. Tonight s 50/50 winner of half the $220 pot was Mario Torres who rides an 08 Road King: Congratulations on winning $110. Congratulations to all the lucky winners this month! Tracy Torres: 2010 SNHOG Secretary Treasurer s Report Ending Balance As of June 8, 2010 Jon Dostal 2010 Treasurer Beginning Balance: $ 8,079.24 Debits < $ 1,369.64 Credits $ 676.68 Ending Balance $ 8,772.20 P A G E 6

Carson City Ride The Memorial Day weekend ride began on Saturday with 33 members shaking hands and hugging in the Albertson s parking lot. Then at 6:45 AM, the Road Captains told us our ride plan and reviewed the hand signals. I could not remember the route so, my plan was to follow the bike in front of me. We rode to Beatty and then across Death Valley, over the Inyo mountains to Big Pine. Continuing up 395 past Crowley Lake, Mammoth and Mono Lake, Yosemite and the Sierra mountains. We arrived at the hotel in Carson City at 5:00 PM having traveled 500 miles in 10 hours. I know what your thinking, that s crazy, but, the whole day was one beautiful vista after another. I felt like I was watching a movie of beautiful scenery, the road and time just passed by. In the evening, we had a group dinner at Red s restaurant. Everyone was happy and thrilled with the day s ride. Sunday, you could choose what you wanted to do. Some stayed in the Carson City area, others rode to Virginia City or took a mountain train ride. I went with a small group of riders, lead by Speedo, for a ride on the twisty mountain roads around Lake Tahoe. We did lots of 35 mile an hour twists and turns, enjoying the view. I thought, this is what it must be like to ride in the Swiss Alps so, I pretended for a while and even yodeled a little. We returned to the hotel having traveled 270 fun miles. That evening, we had a group dinner in the hotel and talked about our different adventures of the day. Monday, we took the I95 home. Riding back into the 94 degree heat of Las Vegas valley, I found myself thinking about the snow capped mountains of my Switzerland and what a great SNHOG overnight ride we had. We traveled 1,250 miles. It was a fun and easy ride. We stopped about every 125 miles for fuel, snacks, drinks and a stretch. A 500 mile day is just 4 short rides. Many thanks to the SNHOG officers and members who planned the ride and the stops, arranged for the hotel, restaurants and activities. Watching the Road Captains, Scouts, and Rabbits work is like watching a Bike Ballet. All I had to do, to have a safe ride, was to follow the bike in front of me and pass the hand signals back. John Grambo P A G E 7

WANTED Rough and Rowdy Las Vegas HD Gang Invade Virginia City $10,000 Reward (in Dealer Chips) for their capture DEAD OR JUST DEAD TIRED!!! What a motley crew.but man did we have fun!!! Our gang took a trip to Carson City over the three-day Memorial Weekend. Our amazing Road Captains took us on the greatest ride out there on Saturday. We started at 7:00 a.m. and hit every twisty-turney-mountain-valley-beautiful scenery road from Las Vegas to Carson City. Ten hours of the most gorgeous riding you could ever want. AND THEN THE FUN STARTS! We all arrive at our destination hotel after a long and perfect ride. After getting settled, we all invade the Restaurant across the street and start sharing our stories of the day along with some ice cold beer, of course. The next day we had a free day to do whatever. Some took another 250 mile ride throughout the valley, some went up to Lake Tahoe, and others, like us above, went to Virginia City to the Bucket of Blood Saloon. What a kick that little town is. You actually feel like you are in the cast of Bonanza waking around on the wooden sidewalks and saloons. We all had a great day. On the ride home, we decided to take the QUICK route home, and boy did we fly. Our Road Captains kept us all safe and we made it home in record time. I can t wait to do it again next year. I cannot tell you how much I love riding with this Chapter. I think we are definitely No. 1 See you on the roads, Tracy Torres P A G E 8

From the Road Captains... By Jim Brown (JB) Hello, my name is JB and I am one of your Assistant Lead Road Captains. Today I m writing about the dynamics of group riding in hopes of pointing out a few things that can make the difference between a good ride and a great ride. I m passing on just a few reminders about how Road Captains (RCs) do their jobs in a manner that has been time tested and is continually reinforced by training. The most important thing to remember while group riding (or riding alone for that matter) is that each rider understands that they have responsibility for their own safety. Each of us should always ride within our capabilities and that of our motorcycle. We ride differently than other groups - so we ve been told. Our procedures may appear on the militant side, yet rightly so, to promote safety as the group gets larger. As you know, Road Captains communicate with CBs on channel 33. Once the RCs determine by CB amongst themselves that a certain maneuver is necessary (changing lanes etc.) they will communicate that movement to the rest of the riders with hand signals. Those hand signals are diligently reviewed at the beginning of each ride. All others with CBs riding in the group may listen in, but please don t talk. It s confusing, jams up the channel and is a distraction for the RCs working the ride. There is also a tendency for those riders with CBs to begin the maneuver they ve heard before the hand signal has been passed back. This is also strongly discouraged, as it adds confusion. Follow the bike in front of you. As to the hand signals themselves, we get a lot of comments from members about riders not properly passing back the hand signals. Being a group ride, you need to insure you extend your arm high in the air and hold it until the person behind you does the same. Continued on next page P A G E 9

From the Road Captains continued So, moving on - there is one signal that I feel is one of the most important, usually done on a two-lane road: SINGLE FILE. Reasons for single file being sent back are: The group needs to avoid a hazard in the road. We need to set up to pass a vehicle To insure each of us has plenty of room side to side on a curvy country road. We may need to bring RC s from the back to the front. Weather conditions So you can see the importance of following the bike in front of you while in single file. And use the two second rule. Now that I have brought up the two second rule, let s remind ourselves what it means. I am sure there are math majors out there that could give us lessons on feet per second to forward motion. Well, I don t think that is what we are looking for. All you need to do is pick out a spot for the bike in front of you to pass (like a tree or telephone pole) and as they pass it, you count two seconds and you should be at that same spot. The reason for this is that by having two seconds between you and the bike in front of you (which makes one second behind the bike at your side in staggered position) you and the others around you will have room to move from side to side should it be necessary. We get most of our comments from your fellow riders about people not giving enough space or riding too close. Please give the riders around you room to maneuver. Finally, I m bringing up SPEED. We ride at the posted speed limit up to 70 mph. This will change due to road and/or weather conditions. But, because no two speedometers read the same, the Lead Road Captain, for most rides, uses and follows a GPS to insure we know how fast we are really going. If you are having a problem keeping up due to the speed or just don t want to ride the same speed as the group, or maybe don t like the rubber-banding effect in the back, not to worry; at the next stop, let us know what the problem is and we will do all we can to help you find a place you feel comfortable. Group riding is just that a group of individuals out to have fun riding together so as long as we all follow the same guidelines we can all have great, memorable and safe rides. JB P A G E 10

Photo Gallery Pierce Ferry Lunch Ride 6/5 Membership Meeting 6/8 P A G E 11

Progressive Dinner 6/6 P A G E 12

Ice Cream Ride to Cold Stone 6/16 New Member Ride To Mt. Charleston 6/19 P A G E 13

Meet-N-Eat 6/22 Aliante Station P A G E 14

Lucky H.O.G.s $25 chip winners: Jon, Desiree and Jeannette. Secret Greeter: Stephanie Tyler, who received a $10 Chip, and her Greetee: Karen Heriford who received a $15 chip, both just for being friendly. Ride participation winners who each won $50 in chips are Tom Martinez and Paul Auerbach. 50/50 winner of half the $220 pot was Mario Torres: Congratulations on winning $110. ***************************************************** Congratulations to all our lucky winners! Really Important Business Directory Update You ll find member advertisers integrated throughout your Silver Eagle News. We d sure like to see more of you who have business or services advertise in the Silver Eagle News. It happens to be the least expensive way known to man to get your business information out to hundreds of folks each month!! (And when I say more, I really mean MORE!! If you would like to advertise, the rates are as follows: $30 for 3 months (3 months is the minimum); $50 for 6 months; and $90 for 12 months. Call Jon (736-4754) to secure a spot, and send two business cards and a check to the Chapter Address listed on the back of this newsletter to Jon Dostal s attention. As a Reminder... When you get around to sewing on your Chapter patches (see the back page of the Silver Eagle News for sizes and prices from the SN H.O.G. Store )...remember that all three patches (your central H.O.G. patch and SN Chapter and Las Vegas rockers SHOULD BE TOUCHING)...There s a reason...it s to distinguish our patch from the three-patch (or 1% MCs)...and to abide by H.O.G. regulations for displaying your Patch...wear it proudly...and correctly!! EMAILS & WEBSITE!! We send out correspondence via email regarding future events. So, please keep us updated with your most current email address by sending it to secretary@snhoglv.com. Visit your Chapter s website at www.snhoglv.com Editor s Information JOHNI LEWIS EDITOR PHONE: 499-6483 EMAIL: EDITOR@SNHOGLV.COM Please provide newsletter contributions by email to the Editor, or in care of the Editor at the Chapter s Post Office address (return address on this newsletter). All submissions are due no later than the Friday following the General Membership Meeting each month. Late submissions will be considered for the following month s publication, depending upon space and currency of the information. Please do not submit irreplaceable information or photographs. All materials become property of the SN H.O.G., and we do reserve the right to edit for length and content. Thanks, Johni Remember All Rides Are Alcohol Free P A G E 15

SNHOG Event and Run Codes: Departure Locations LVHD Las Vegas Harley-Davidson - 2605 S. Eastern Ave @ Sahara Ave RRHD Red Rock Harley-Davidson - 2260 S. Rainbow Blvd SILHC Silverton Hotel and Casino - I-15 South @ Blue Diamond Road ABC Albertson s Shopping Center - Boulder City ISK Iron Skillet Restaurant - I-15 North @ Speedway Exit ANW Albertson s North West - Farm Rd off US 95 and Durango ****************************************************************************** CE - Closed Event ME - Member Event OE - Open Event SE - SN Chapter Event Primary Terrain Activity Type Open to Chapter Members and One Guest Open to H.O.G. Members Open to Chapter Members, H.O.G. Members, and Guests as desired Open ONLY to Chapter Members ************************************************************************* Run Codes Distance (Round Trip in Miles) A - Interstate 1 = 100 or less B - State Highway 2 = 101 to 200 C - In Town 3 = 201 to 300 D - Combination 4 = 301+ E - Single Lane/Tight Curves U = Unknown (0 to 301+) General Direction N - North; S - South; E - East; W - West; V -Varies 10 COMMANDMENTS OF RIDING 1. Be on Time! 6. Carry Your Own Gear 2. Be Prepared 7. Watch Where You Park 3. Give a Helping Hand 8. Be Rider Aware 4. Communicate Intentions 9. Have Fun 5. Think of Others 10. Ride Safe S.N.H.O.G. JULY BIRTHDAYS Betty Johnson 7/1 Gary Kashigi 7/1 Mike Burt 7/5 Mark Mogavero 7/8 David Chadwick 7/9 William Codak 7/9 Timothy Hager 7/9 Wendy Smith 7/9 Dennis Siano 7/10 Don Van Osdel 7/10 Rita V Hewitt 7/11 John Grambo 7/14 Sandie Quiroz 7/14 Donald Wilkins 7/18 Rod Heriford 7/20 Jason Jenkins 7/20 Scott Mineo 7/22 James P. Garvey 7/23 Laura Brown 7/24 Ed Cox 7/24 Janice Arsenault 7/25 Joe Lavergne 7/25 Rex Derby 7/26 Robert Orlando 7/26 Adolph (Dolph) Agnello 7/27 Kitty Softley Harper 7/27 JP Lalonde 7/28 Lorrie Nichols 7/28 Buzz Yates 7/29 Steve Ellis 7/30 Clyde Jones 7/30 Larry Lewis 7/31 Darryl Romero 7/31 P A G E 16

The Silver Eagle News P.O. Box 46156 Las Vegas, NV 89114 All rights reserved by Las Vegas Harley-Davidson Sponsoring Dealer Las Vegas Harley-Davidson Don Andress, Owner Tim Cashman, Owner Las Vegas Harley-Davidson - 702.431.8500 Red Rock Harley-Davidson - 702.876.2884 Or on the Web at www.lvhd.com or redrockharley.com Change of Address? If you are planning to move soon or have recently moved, or if any other information is changed for you, please email this information to: secretary@snhoglv.com Or mail it to: Tracy Torres c/o the Chapter Mailbox: Southern Nevada HOG P.O. Box 46156 Las Vegas, NV. 89114 Member Name: National Number: New Address: City: State: Zip: New Home Phone: New Work Phone: Name Change: Pick up your H.O.G. stuff at the next General Membership Meeting...Here s what you ll find at the H.O.G. Store (see Jay Gordon, Merchandise Ambassador) Small Chapter Rocker $15 Small H.O.G. Patch $15 Small Las Vegas Rocker $15 Large Chapter Rocker $25 Large H.O.G. Patch $25 Large Las Vegas Rocker $25 Poker Chip Patch $5 H.O.G. Emblem Zipper Pull $6 H.O.G. Wheel Zipper Pull $6 Chapter Lapel Pin $15 Chapter Flag $30 Chapter License Plate $10 Name Patch $10 Name Tag $10 Note: if you are buying through the mail PLEASE include Postage. Disclaimer: Harley-Davidson Motor Company, National H.O.G., Southern Nevada Harley-Davidson, as Sponsoring Dealer, Chapter Officers, and the Editor of this publication make no claims as to the accuracy and/or the opinions of the material contained herein. This newsletter is registered and belongs solely to Las Vegas Harley-Davidson as Sponsoring Dealer, and H.O.G. All information and/or P artwork A G E contained 17 in this newsletter is not to be reproduced or published in any form, or distributed for any reason without the approval of the Chapter Director and/or the sponsoring Dealer. P A G E 17

Southern Nevada H.O.G. July, 2010 All run times are FULLY FUELED and READY to ROLL. Plan to be there early for the ROAD CAPTAIN S BRIEFING! For more information about any SN H.O.G. event, contact any PRIMARY Officer, Activities Officer Penny Hamm, or view our Website at http://www.snhoglv.com Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat SUBJECT TO CHANGE LVHD RRHD SILHC ABC ISK ANW Departure Locations Las Vegas Harley-Davidson - 2605 S. Eastern Ave @ Sahara Ave Red Rock Harley-Davidson - 2260 S. Rainbow Blvd Silverton Hotel and Casino - I-15 South @ Blue Diamond Road Albertson s Shopping Center - Boulder City Iron Skillet Restaurant - I-15 North @ Speedway Exit Albertson s North West - Farm Rd off US 95 and Durango 1 2 3 Monterey, CA Overnighter 7:00 am SILHC CE-D-4-W 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Independence Day Return from Overnighter Primary Officers Meeting 6:00 pm LVHD Road Captains Meeting 6:00 pm Bowling 11:00 am Wildfire Lanes on Sunset 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Brunch Ride to Alamo 7:00 am ISK CE-D-2-V General Membership Meeting 6:30 pm LVHD All Officers Meeting 6:00 pm RRHD Thunder on the Mountain 7/16 7/17 Brian Head, UT FYI Brian Head Ride 5:00 am ISK CE-D-3-V 18 19 20 21 22 Meet-n-Eat 6:30 pm Hot Rod Grill 23 24 New Member Ride 9:00 am RRHD CE-D-1-N 25 26 Nation of Patriots 9:00 am LVHD FYI 27 28 29 30 31 Primary Terrain Distance (Round Trip in Miles) A - Interstate 1 = 100 or less B - State Highway 2 = 101 to 200 C - In Town 3 = 201 to 300 D - Combination 4 = 301+ E - Single Lane/Tight Curves U = Unknown (0 to 301+) N - North; S - South; E - East; W - West; V -Varies See Page 16 of the Newsletter for further details on Event and Run Codes. P A G E 18

Southern Nevada H.O.G. August, 2010 All run times are FULLY FUELED and READY to ROLL. Plan to be there early for the ROAD CAPTAIN S BRIEFING! For more information about any SN H.O.G. event, contact any PRIMARY Officer, Activities Officer Penny Hamm, or view our Website at http://www.snhoglv.com Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 RC Choice 7:00 am LVHD CE-D-U-V 2 3 Primary Officers Meeting 6:00 pm LVHD 4 5 Road Captains Meeting 6:00 pm 6 7 Gunlock Loop 7:00 am ISK CE-B-4-V 8 9 Sturgis Motorcycle Rally 8/9 8/15 Sturgis, SD FYI 10 General Membership Meeting 6:30 pm RRHD 11 12 13 14 Torrey, UT Overnighter 7:00 am ISK CE-D-4-N 15 Return from Overnighter CE-D-4-S 16 17 Ice Cream Ride 6:30 pm TBD 18 19 20 21 LOH Ride to Mt Charleston 8:00 am LVHD CE-D-2-N 22 23 24 25 Meet-n-Eat 6:30 pm Suncoast Buffet 26 27 28 Departure Locations LVHD Las Vegas Harley-Davidson - 2605 S. Eastern Ave @ Sahara Ave RRHD Red Rock Harley-Davidson - 2260 S. Rainbow Blvd SILHC Silverton Hotel and Casino - I-15 South @ Blue Diamond Road ABC Albertson s Shopping Center - Boulder City ISK Iron Skillet Restaurant - I-15 North @ Speedway Exit ANW Albertson s North West - Farm Rd off US 95 and Durango 29 30 31 New Member Ride 10:00 am LVHD CE-D-1-U Four Corners Motorcycle Rally 8/31 9/5 Ignacio, CO FYI Primary Terrain Distance (Round Trip in Miles) A - Interstate 1 = 100 or less B - State Highway 2 = 101 to 200 C - In Town 3 = 201 to 300 D - Combination 4 = 301+ E - Single Lane/Tight Curves U = Unknown (0 to 301+) N - North; S - South; E - East; W - West; V -Varies SUBJECT TO CHANGE See Page 16 of the Newsletter for further details on Event and Run Codes. P A G E 19