Volume 28, Issue 11
November 2015
Hampton Roads Chapter #5300
Director’s Notes
Our 2016 Officer nominations were held at our Chapter Meeting and there will be no elections this year. Please see below for the
results of that meeting:
2016 Hampton Roads H.O.G. Officers and Volunteers
Director: Carl Laycock
Assistant Director: Rob Howell
Treasurer: Corrina Bunch
Secretary: Linda Laycock
Safety Officer: Rick Dobkins
Lead Road Captain: Rick Potter
Activities Coordinator: Pat Wiley
Dealer-Chapter Rep: Donna Cox
Ladies of Harley Rep: Darlene Harris
MDA Coordinator: Teresa Hawkins
MDA Coordinator: Janice Lane
Membership Coordinator: Dick Cervi
Photographer/Historian: Justin Gardner
Editor: Justin Gardner
Merchandise Coordinator: Cheryl Dobkins
Webmaster: Greg Ozzimo
Goodwill Ambassador: Danny Waddles
I’d like to personally thank each of you who stepped up to take a position or volunteer. We have a great chapter because of people like you who will work hard to make the Chapter grow and be successful (meaning let’s ride and have
fun!)
On another note...We have already started getting ready for the 2016 VA State Rally which is in Lynchburg and we
would like to have an OUTSTANDING showing this year. The hotels should be opening up soon for reservations for the
rally. As soon as I get the Information I will pass it on to you so check your E-mail often. Also, we need everyone that is
going to the rally to preregister when it opens as well. I hear this rally is going to be a doozy and if you don’t go, boy,
are you going to miss something fabulous. Rallies in the past have been fun but I think this one is going to be even better. Let’s show the other Chapters what Hampton Roads HOG Chapter is all about and get pre-registered!
I would be remiss if I didn’t remind everyone to be sure to wear proper gear for the colder temperatures and be extra
watchful of other drivers who sometimes get a little crazy during the holidays.
Ride Safe and Have a Great Thanksgiving
Carl Laycock
Director, Hampton Roads H.O.G.
Enjoying the fall colors along Skyline Drive
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Chapter #5300
Our Sponsor: Hampton Roads Harley Davidson
Toys for Tots 2015
Including this year’s Toys for Tots events the Hampton roads H.O.G. Ladies of Harley have organized 17 events
for Toys for Tots. I'd like to share a little history of how all of this began. . .
Millie Handle was one of the first HOG Members at Hampton Roads. She has held every position within the
Chapter that we have. Millie started our LOH back in 1998 or 1999, we still weren't sure which year the last time we
discussed this. Anyway, Wanda Hale, another Lady of Harley, who came to the Chapter way back when has also had
many different positions within our Chapter. Well, she started our Toys for Tots campaigning with the USMC back in
1998, I believe, because this is our 17th year of doing this. So, throughout each year we raise money by having bake
sales, grilling Hog Dogs and Biker Burgers at the dealership open houses. We have silent auctions, raffles, and you
name it, we have done it and if we haven’t done and it’s a good idea then we will do it!
Then, during the last few weeks of October a shopping night is scheduled, dinner is first of course, and in our
US Marine Corps T-Shirts and Hoodies we invade a local toy store, the last two years it has been Wal-Mart in Yorktown, and we commence to filling our carts to flowing over with toys for girls and boys of all ages. The toys are purchased from all the fund raising. It is so much fun for all of us to buy these toys for kids who otherwise would not have
a very merry Christmas. Once the toys are all purchased we haul the out to a truck or trailer provided by one of our
HOG members and load them up and keep them safe until the Big Day!
As the year draws to an end, we have this HUGE event to raise more money and to collect more toys (this is the
Big Day!). The Toys for Tots bike event has always been on the first Sunday in November and it has always been an
escorted ride, except for a few years back when we could not have an escorted ride and the LOH had no choice but to do
a poker run and such. An escorted ride is a pretty safe ride. This is the way to go because the police block the intersections so we ride through all the lights without stopping and they also prevent anyone from the adjacent lane from entering our column of bikes.
The privilege to ride with us means each participant will donate one toy. With all of those toys we need something to haul them in so the Marines load up two 5-ton trucks. Then, after a ride brief and a prayer and in a staggered
formation we roar down the city streets making our way through Yorktown and Newport News and back to Yorktown.
There are people along the route waiting for us to ride by and with a toot on the horn and a parade-like wave we ride for
the kids. It is an awesome event and demonstrates our commitment to the children at Christmas.
And….it’s not over yet, as if by magic more money is raised and we get to go shopping again!
We highly encourage you to make it a point to participate in this annual event. You can ride your own bike or
ride with someone else, it doesn't matter! What matters is all of us working together for the kids and having fun and riding our Harleys!!
Corrina Bunch, HR H.O.G. Ladies of Harley Representative
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November 2015
Hampton Roads HOG Chapter #5300
Yorktown, VA
Our Sponsor: Hampton Roads Harley Davidson
My First Chapter Ride to Skyline Drive 2015
There are three things I learned from my trip to Skyline Drive, always go with friends (old and new); keep
your sense of humor and things can and will happen.
Let me start off by saying Carl Laycock was our road captain and he did a great job. This was our, Rick’s and
mine, first trip to Skyline with the HOG chapter and lots of known and new friends were along for the trip. We had a
few delays at the start of the trip but nothing major to speak of. Once on the road we had a fairly nice ride. We
stopped for lunch in Fredericksburg and that is where things started to get a bit interesting. Once we hit the road we
somehow lost our sweep!! They could not reach him on COM and they tried for a good 30-45 minutes.
We headed out again and our sweep knew our next stop was Waugh Harley in Orange so we knew we would
meet up there. Shortly after we hit the road again we ran into a backup of about 4 miles long! While in the back up of
traffic a voice comes over the COM system “Carl, Carl are you there? Carl can you hear me?" Holy heck it is our
sweep! Apparently he got ahead of us and we have no idea how he did it. He tells us where he is and that he will meet
us at Waugh. As we approach the end of the back up who do we see sitting on the side of the road cooling down but
our sweep! Well ok, his bike had cooled down and he hopped in behind us to continue our ride to Orange VA.
Our visit to the Harley store was a great time to stretch our legs and prepare for the rest of our ride. We left
Orange and headed out . It was a bit later than normal but with delays here and backups there it was understandable
and everyone was in good spirits. We hit route 211 and headed for some twisties. I was not on my bike and this would
be a first for Rick and I on such a road so I calmly told him I would not be talking and to just go for it. It was an interesting experience especially on the switchback. Once the road settled out Rick asked how I was doing and I let him know
I was fine and that I trusted him implicitly. He chuckled and said that was my next question... Yes, Rick, I would not be
on the back of this bike if I didn't trust you! We gassed up and headed to Front Royal to check into our hotel and head
for a very pleasant dinner with the group.
On Saturday morning we all got up and had a relaxing breakfast at the hotel and headed north up to Winchester Harley for a little shopping. After our excursion we headed south to a great little restaurant at Brookside Inn
for lunch. We got some group photos in before we headed up the mountain to Skyline Drive. While we are in line.....it
was quite busy, Carl comes over the COM to tell us take the skyline to the right, north towards Front Royal. We pass it
along to folks around us that do not have COM and we proceed to do just that. A couple of miles up the road Linda
Laycock is flagging us in as we each show up so we can continue as a group. However, we have lost two bikes.....they
went left and south instead of right and north. Linda proceeds to try and get a hold of our sweep, who is one of the
culprits, calling the wife's cell phone. Our wait was actually not that long and here comes our riders. One of our riders
has now been nicknamed "North". I will not tell you who "North" is, I will let you figure it out on your own.
Once we were all together we headed out as a group, funny thing was we had many people taking pictures
and videos of our group! Our first stop was to take a group picture, the weather was just amazing. Clear, sunny with
just a slight coolness in the air. Perfect picture day so Justin Gardner and I went across the road to take group photos,
our chapter lined up along the rock wall and on top of the rock wall. (continued on next page)
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As Justin and I were taking pictures a ruckus occurs and neither Justin or I knew what had happened just that
the rock wall had gotten loose. Ha! The wall had broken away under Nelson Rogers feet and he fell back. Thankfully
there was about 10 feet of sloping ground before a 50-60 foot drop!!! Someone, I wish I could remember who, likened
Nelson to a cat. Another said Nelson made them think of Wolverine of x-men fame. All I can say after seeing the
amount of wall that fell away is someone was indeed watching over Nelson that day. After we all laughed in relief we
got ourselves together and had an uneventful ride through the rest of the Skyline.
It was truly an unforgettable day with our chapter. We all got back safely to our hotel and had about an
hour and a half to relax before we headed to dinner. Well,
I found a coffee shop called Daily Grind that was about 2
blocks away. I know most of you are thinking ok big deal.
For those that know me, most times you would think there
was an IV attached to me with Starbucks Latte in it! This is
now day 2 of no decent coffee!!! So Rick, Justin and I head
over and have the best latte I have ever had! Oh thank
you for putting this place here, all is now right in my world.
Later, we all meet on our bikes and head to a
great little pizza shop for dinner called “Melting Pot Pizza.”
Thank you, Tracy Spencer, for getting this place set up for
our group, pizza was terrific and the company even better.
The views that day were beyond beautiful and
we all had such a good time.
Once we all got back to our hotel to stay for the evening we got out of our riding clothes to relax for the
night. Most of us met up just behind the main office right near the pool to sit down and enjoy the rest of our night
chatting and such. One of the hotel staff was nice enough to offer up the banquet hall to us so we would get out of
the chilly night air. We headed up and proceeded to enjoy our evening. I have to say I don't think I have laughed so
much for so long in my life. Tracy told me his ribs were hurting from laughing so much. It really was a fun and silly evening.
Sunday morning we woke up to a bit of rain so we decided to just relax and have breakfast at the hotel. We
took our time and got ourselves ready to head home and to give the rain time to dissipate. I've had fun darn it. I don't
want to go home. I want to stay and have more fun with these very diverse and fun people, but not this time. As we
got closer to home bikes start to turn off for their homes. Rick and I are headed to Smithfield so see each one as they
head home safely.
I cannot wait until next year's ride to do this again. Thank you to Carl Laycock for being our Road Captain,
Tracy Spencer for Wing and Frank Heise for Sweep! And to every rider from our HOG chapter that went that weekend
thank you for an amazing and fun trip!!
Cheryl Dobkins, HR H.O.G. Merchandise Coordinator
HR HOG EVENT LINE: (757) 872-0955
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Yorktown, VA
Our Sponsor: Hampton Roads Harley Davidson
Second Amendment Ride! Riding in support of our freedom!
The Second Amendment! A firestorm of a topic these days and will be for generations to come! The liberals say
banning guns will put an end to gun related crime! Conservatives say that banning guns only means the criminals are
the only ones to have them! Our president and congressional democrats are working to get rid of them and leave us
defenseless. Congressional republicans and the NRA fight back to keep the Second Amendment alive! Just the fact that
I scheduled and put this ride together should tell you which side of the fence I’m on!
I originally scheduled it for September but mother nature had her own ideas about it and hit Richmond, our
end destination, hard with rain. We don’t often rescheduled rides but I really wanted to get this one in so I put it down
on October’s calendar determined to fit it into a very busy month! I had set the ride up with Dominion Shooting Range
in Richmond. Not a fancy place, as a matter fact, quite run down and not in the greatest of neighborhoods but they had
19 lanes, plenty of guns to rent for any liberals wanting to come out of the conservative closet, and the price wasn’t
too bad although we were required to buy their ammo!
It was kickstands up at 9am for a basic five and dime ride! Leave the dealer, take 17 to 105, right onto 143, exit
onto 199 and straight to John Tyler aka route 5! The temp was pretty cool that morning with most of us in leathers.
Route 5 has a lot of shaded areas and it made for a brisk morning ride to Highway 10! We took a lengthy break at the
Sunoco Station on 10. The shooting range had informed us they had a 30 man college frat get together at 10 and asked
me to delay our arrival a little to get them out before we arrived. We headed out on highway 10 through Chester and
Chesterfield until we got to Jessup Road. We took a right and rode a short distance through a residential area until a
sharp right turn put us on Turner Road and close to the range. To get into the range parking lot we had to ride through
an old used car lot dodging pot holes and junk cars (remember the neighborhood? My kind of place!!) We parked, got
signed in and started shooting. I had a new gun I was dying to try out! 150 rounds, three dead paper targets, and a sore
wrist and I was ready to go! I was the last one out and the others were ready for lunch. As we headed out of the parking lot and turned left onto Turner there was a gas station filled with police cars and crime scene tap! While we were in
the shooting range they had a little shooting of their own! While a gentleman was washing his car another “individual”
decided to jump into his car and drive away with it. Unfortunately the poor soul picked an off duty police officer to
steal from and the officer shot him! No word on his condition or the future status of the officer involved!! A couple
miles down the road we stopped at Mi Hacienda for lunch! Good Mexican food if you are ever in the area!
After lunch we headed home through downtown Richmond and onto I-64 for a speedy ride home. We arrived
back at the HRHD around 3:30 to find Scootin America in full swing and some of our HOG brethren cooking burgers and
dogs! Of course we had to partake since our director Carl had the spatula in his hand in A true McDonald’s burger flipping fashion!! Sorry you had to cook Carl, you missed a great ride but now you have a start on a second career
(kidding)!
I plan to make the 2nd Amendment ride an annual event! Hopefully next year the weather will cooperate and
we can have it in September! We will try to change up the locations each year and do some indoor shooting as well as
outdoor. I highly encourage everyone to join us whether you own a gun or not! We ride responsibly and we shoot responsibly! For all you anti gun closet conservatives out there, come out and see what the second amendment is about!
We would love to have you!
Rick Potter, HR HOG Lead Road Captain
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Hampton Roads H.O.G
Chapter Ride and Events
Calendar
RC’s: Corrina Bunch 757-438-7066, Brian Brooks 757-224-4220
HR HOG Website: www.hrhogchapter.com
HR H.O.G Activities hotline: 757-872-0955
~ November 2015 ~
◄ October
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
December ►
Fri
Sat
1
2
*Toys for Tots
Escorted Ride:
Walmart Rt 17
Registration starts
at 8:30am. Ride at
11am Thank you
Corrina and LOH!!
(O)
8
9
3
4
5
*Dinner ride to
Quaker Steak and
Lube
Departs HRHD
6:30 pm
RC: Corrina
1 pig (C)
6
Friday Night
Surprise! (O)
7
10
11
*Dinner ride to
Smoke BBQ
Departs HRHD
6:30 pm
RC: Brian
1 pig (C)
12
13
Friday Night
Surprise! (O)
14
*Virginia Diner
Ride:
Departs HRHD at
11:30am.
RC: Brian
3 pig (C)
15
16
17
19
20
Friday Night
Surprise! (O)
21
Rider 101 At
HRHD: 11am to
1pm.
22
23
*Mayflower Ride
for the Foodbank:
Departs HRHD at
11am.
RC: Corrina
1 pig (C)
24
18
LOH Meeting
@6:30 pm
Chapter Meeting
@7pm
Dinner Ride:
Jason’s Deli
RC: Brian
1 pig (C)
25
26
27
28
Beware the Malls
HRHD! (O)
29
Notes:
(C) Closed to members only
(O) Open to everyone
30
* Denotes HOG Bucks Event approved by Chapter Sponsor. Maximum 3
per month.
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Yorktown, VA
Our Sponsor: Hampton Roads Harley Davidson
Scootin’ America Visits Hampton Roads
The day started as a normal Saturday afternoon at Hampton Roads Harley-Davidson (HRHD), the sound of
rumbling engines in and outside of the dealership seemed to carry a normal vibe on a beautiful fall day. There was
something special about this particular Saturday though, employee, customers, and H.O.G. members were buzzing
about an exciting visitor that was in route to HRHD, Adam Sandoval and his dog Scooter, with Scootin’ America.
Adam, a former Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) fighter and promoter, and his dog
Scooter began their journey across America last year to visit every Harley-Davidson dealership in the lower 48 states to raise money for the American Legion Legacy Scholarship
Fun. The fund is designed to give scholarships to children whose parents lost their lives
while serving in the United States military.
“I was introduced to the American Legion Legacy Scholarship Fund because I
used to hang out at my local post fairly often,” said Adam. “There is not enough out
there for supporting the military in general but there is more support for the wounded
soldiers than there is for the families who make big sacrifice as well. I don’t think there
is enough support out there for when a father/husband or mother/wife leaves to serve
in the military and this is an area that I felt needed some attention.”
Adam trained MMA for 14 years, currently owns five gyms and exclusive contracts with seven different casinos. He was one of the prime consultants of writing the
rules and regulations of athleticism in three different states, so when it comes to MMA,
Adam has done it all. Since marketing and promotions is a huge part of MMA he took that particular set of skills and
put them into place to help others. Adam said, “I needed a change in my life and this is what I came up, I had a lot of
regrets for never serving in the military. I wanted to give back to my community and I wanted to do something fun
with it as well! I love the motorcycle community and I wanted to find a way to serve both and this is what I came up
with..."
Scootin’ America was originally scheduled to take one year, but now the year is up and there are still over 300
dealerships left to visit. Scootin’ America’s stop at HRHD makes the 396th dealership on the road. With 44,000 miles
logged Scootin’ America has broken two world records, the longest charity ride and the longest single motorcycle trip
in a single country. After visiting first 396 dealerships Adam has raised more than $120,000 for these kids. With 300
more to go it will take him another year to fulfill his commitment to these kids.
“This event would not have been as successful as it was without the help of our HRHD staff" said Darlene Raiford, “Not only did we have everyone on board at the dealership but local businesses that are tied to HRHD wanted to
show their support as well. Quaker Steak & Lube, Tom McGrath Motorcycle Law Firm, Thunder Roads Magazine,
757Recruit, the local American Legion Chapters, and Combat Vets Motorcycle Association all were active participants
of Scootin’ America’s 3-day visit. Not only were they active participants, but they all donated to Scootin’ America as
well.”
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“My family is very proud of me and very supportive of me. It is difficult to be away from family and away during holidays, and that is one of the biggest things that I have learned is the fact that, prior to this trip, I was a business
man. I was more concerned about that next dollar and I saw the holidays as an excuse to not work. That is the way I
looked at life. Now that I have spent Christmas, Easter, birthdays and Thanksgivings alone I have a new appreciation
for that family time. I cannot wait to be able to go home and have a loved one and family to cherish those moments
together in a way I have never had before. It put things into perspective for me. That perspective is what helps me get
through the hard times, because as hard as this trip has been for me I know that there are service members out there
who are going through the same thing that I am but they are getting shot at, or they are worried about taking the next
step because there might be a mine there or they are worried about a little kid with candy having a bomb attached to
them. I take pictures with kids all the time and I never worry about whether or not they might be carrying a bomb. I
think about that a lot and it helps me get through the hard and the lonely times,” said Adam.
“I have slept on the side of the road. I finally broke down a couple months ago and bought a tent because the
bugs were so bad,” said Adam “On the other hand, though, I am lucky because people take me into their homes and
some people donate hotel rooms. HRHD donated a hotel room for two days which is wonderful to not have to unpack
and repack the bike for almost two whole days which has become quite the tedious task, it was nice to take a break
from it.” As Adam and Scooter’s travels continue the awareness of their adventure continues to grow more and
more with every stop they make.
Adam and Scooter continued the last leg of their adventure that weekend as they headed out Monday morning bound for their visit to SSHD. A large group was waiting outside of SSHD cheering as the group of a dozen riders
arrived. As always, Adam and Scooter took time to talk and take pictures with everyone in the crowd. Adam and
Scooter, along with everyone in the crowd, were invited to enjoy hamburgers and hot dogs personally grilled by
SSHD’s General Manager, Steve Benoit. Unfortunately, all good things must come to an end and the time had come
for Adam and Scooter to leave. But first Darlene, on behalf of HRHD and SSHD, presented Adam with $1,824.40 for
the American Legion Scholarship Fund. This figure did not include the proceeds from the Dine to Donate event at
Quaker Steak & Lube the previous day. The total from that event was $335.29 for a total of 2159.69 raised during the
visit to HRHD and SSHD.
It was then time to say good-bye and the group watched as Adam rode off to tackle the next leg of his journey. Then, he was gone, but many of us will always remember his visit and time with us. He gave us the chance to do
the right thing and support the families of our men and women who fell in the line of duty. His visit touched us all and
made us remember that freedom isn’t free. The men and women and their families of our military, both active and
retired, pay that price every day, some of which have paid the ultimate price.
"If you did not serve in your military find the time to serve those who did. Less than 1% of Americans have
served in the military yet everyone reaps the benefits,” said Adam. “So, if you are looking for an excuse to get out and
live your dreams and have that adventure of touring the country on two wheels then this is it!"
Phylicia Hanson, HRHD Employee
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Volume 28, Issue 11
November 2015
Hampton Roads HOG Chapter #5300
Yorktown, VA
Our Sponsor: Hampton Roads Harley Davidson
HR HOG November Road Captains:
Corrina Bunch 757-438-7066 Brian Brooks 757-224-4220
*Nov 1: Toys for Tots Escorted Ride (O): Wal-Mart Rte 17 Registration 8:30; Ride leaves 11am, RC: Corrina
*Nov 4: Chapter Ride to Dinner (C): Ride to Quaker Steak and Lube, Departs HRHD 6:30pm, RC: Corrina, 1
pig
*Nov 11: Chapter Ride to Dinner (C): Smoke BBQ, Departs HRHD 6:30pm, RC: Brian, 1 pig
*Nov 14: Chapter Ride to Lunch (C): Ride to Virginia Diner, Departs HRHD 11:30am, RC: Brian, 3 pig
*Nov 18: HR HOG Chapter Meeting (M): LOH Meeting 6:30 pm, Chapter Meeting 7pm
Nov 21: Rider 101 (C): Riding tips, 11am to 1pm at HRHD
*Nov 22: Mayflower Ride (C): Ride for the Food Bank, Departs HRHD 11am, RC: Corrina, 1 pig
Nov 27: Mayflower Ride (O): Beware of the Malls; come to HRHD for post Thanksgiving get together and
find some great items to place under your tree
You must show your HR HOG membership card at all rides or you will have to sign a release form!
Chapter activities are conducted primarily for the benefit of HOG chapter members. There are three categories of activities identified as follows:
(C) Closed events: Chapter events which are open to chapter members and one guest per member.
(M) Member events: Events that are open only to HOG members.
(O) Open events: Chapter events which are open to chapter members, national HOG members and other
guests as desired.
*HOG BUCK EVENTS
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Our Sponsor: Hampton Roads Harley Davidson
HRHOG Membership Updates
I would like us all to welcome to the Chapter our new members :
Terrill Camp
Kenneth Campbell
Justin Cline
Ray Cotman
Tim Daniel
Marian Deciano
Jesse Hallman
Reginald Hardy, Jr.
Clarence Jenkins
James Koester
Denise Lohr
Stanley Macauley
Kenia Maltz
Christi Rapp
Matt Rapp
Drake Smith
Steve Towles
Brenda West
When you see these fellow HOGs,
be sure to help them in any to make them feel welcome
and to come ride with us.
See you on the trail and, as always, RIDE SAFE!!
Dick Cervi, HR H.O.G. Membership Coordinator
HR HOG EVENT LINE: (757) 872-0955
HR HOG WEBSITE: http://www.hrhogchapter.com
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November 2015
Hampton Roads HOG Chapter #5300
Yorktown, VA
Our Sponsor: Hampton Roads Harley Davidson
Chapter Merchandise:
Be sure to check the chapter merchandise display in the motor clothes section of HRHD or
ask any of the fine HRHD motor clothes salespeople for HOG patches, shirts, etc.
POC: Cheryl Dobkins
HR HOG Name Tag Plates:
Interested in obtaining an HR HOG Chapter
members name plate? Contact the chapter’s
Merchandise Coordinator: Cheryl Dobkins.
The cost is $8.00 per name tag.
HR HOG Event Line: Check what's happening anytime by calling the HR HOG Event line:
(757) 872-0955.
HR HOG Website:
Need more information? Visit the Hampton
Roads
Harley
Davidson
website
at:
www.hrhd.com. Explore the site and visit the
HOG web page under the “LINKS” button, or
www.hrhogchapter.com for a direct link to
your HOG Chapter web site. For the Members
Only section - refer to your HOG Chapter
Membership card. On the back it has the
username and password information.
EMAIL:
Would you like to receive the newsletter or
chapter event reminders by email? POC Carl
Laycock: [email protected]
Motorcycle Safety Courses:
Below are links to TNCC and TCC motorcycle
safety courses. HOG members are eligible for
tuition reimbursement in the form of a $50 coupon upon successful completion. You will also
receive a pin and patch. More information is
available from the following websites:
http://tncc.edu/tncc-offers-motorcycle-trainingand-safety-classes-every-weekend
http://www.tcc.edu/wd/automotive/
motorcycle_rider/moto-enrollment.html
HOG Ride Planner:
Planning to take a trip on your bike? Check
out the HOG ride planner for items such as:
what to pack, where to stay, state laws, shipping, etc. More information can be found at:
www.members.hog.com
HOG Members Only Site:
It's the first place you'll want to go when you're
planning to attend a H.O.G.® event, and it's
where you'll always find the most current details, dates, and information – even post-event
coverage.
You'll also be able to renew your membership,
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Volume 28, Issue 11
November 2015
Hampton Roads HOG Chapter #5300
Yorktown, VA
Our Sponsor: Hampton Roads Harley Davidson
2015 Chapter Officers
Position
Name
Sponsor
Chad Cox
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Chapter Dealer Rep.
Donna Cox
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Director
Carl Laycock
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Asst. Director
Rob Howell
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Treasurer
Karen Sanborn
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Secretary
Linda Laycock
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Membership Officer
Dick Cervi
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Safety Officers
Doug Alexander
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Lead Road Captain
Rick Potter
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Editor
Tina Woody
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L.O.H. Representative
Corrina Bunch
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Activities Coordinators
Pat Wiley
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Webmaster
Greg Ozzimo
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Photographer
Debi Cross
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Historian
Debi Cross
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MDA Coordinators
Theresa Hawkins
Janice Lane
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Merchandise Coordinator
Cheryl Dobkins
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Goodwill Ambassador
Danny Waddles
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