Summer is here…………………..
June 14th, 2009 | 
Author: Once again our Annual Summer Party was a blast with old and new friends. We would like to thank all other clubs for their support and look forward to seeing you soon at upcoming events. As usual we had great food and drinks that were prepared and served by our Ladies Auxiliary,thanks ladies for all you do! The bike events,slow race,keg roll,cone race,corn hole toss and weenie bite were exciting and competitive. Congradulations to the winners. As anyone could see we have some very good riders so be prepared when you see our Colors pulling up to the starting line! Live Rock-N-Roll set the party mood provided by The Drifters and BFE who as usual ”Rocked the House” and got the crowd revved up for our famous Trophy Girl Contest Finale. We hope everyone who attended had a great time cause we sure did! Stay tuned for our next upcoming event which is The Annual Run for Autism in which we hope to see you there,if not,stop by and say hey! Thanks again, ride hard and stay safe!
Almost October already? Where has the summer gone? Before I go too far with this, I want to thank everyone that came out for the Autism Run last weekend. Over 200 bikes and raised over $5,000 profit for the Autism Project of Southern Ohio. Great job everyone. And special thanks to those who rode 2 hours and more just to get here. We truly appreciate your taking the time to come.As September comes to an end, I only show one run for this weekend, and I just got that info a couple days ago. Post 471, American Legion Riders on Gallia in Portsmouth is holding a benefit ride for Lacey Bevins on Sunday. Lacey is 4 yrs old and has acute lymphoblastic leukemia. Proceeds will go to her family. There is a flyer in photo gallery, event flyers for more info. I also understand Post 471 is having a street sale on Saturday, not sure what that money is to be used for, but I know it’s not to buy me any beer, so it must be for some other good cause. BTW, anyone wanting to buy me a beer, feel free to do so at anytime, LOL.
October around the corner. There are some rides coming up starting with Posey Ridge Boys Oktoberfest in Beaver on the 2nd and the big run of the year, PMC Leaf Run on October 17th. These runs and others are listed in events and most have flyers in photo gallery. Keep your jackets, gloves, etc. handy as the weather turning cooler does not mean it’s time to park the bike. Some of the best riding of the year is in the fall. Just dress accordingly and you’ll enjoy the beauty of fall as only a biker can. The sights, the smells, the crispness of the air. Hope to see all of you on October 17th at PMC. Stay safe and RIDE!
The Annual Run for Autism will be this Sunday, Sep, 19th, at Tracy Park in Portsmouth. All proceeds go to the Autism Project of Southern Ohio. PMC is proud to once again partner with Portsmouth Fire Dpt. for this event. A $1,000 guaranteed payout to be divided among the top hands in the poker run. All makes of motorcycles are welcome. Food, live bands, door prizes will be there for your enjoyment. Last year the weather did not cooperate, so this year a good turnout is really needed to help fund this very worthy cause. Forecast is sunny and 80, so please make an effort to attend. Some are anticipating over 200 bikes, so everyone will be talking about it. You don’t want to be saying to yourself, “wish I’d gone”. So come out. Tracy Park is at Rt. 23 and 9th Street in Portsmouth, across from Krogers. See you There!
Nine years ago we witnessed the most horrific attack ever on our shores. Never forget.Two local American Legion Riders are doing runs this Saturday, Sept. 11th. Post 471 on Gallia in Portsmouth will start and end their run at the National Guard Armory on Coles Blvd. in Portsmouth. Be there to personally thank current Guard Members and enjoy a great ride for our veterans. Contact post 471 for more info. 740-354-4714.
Ironton American Legion Riders will start and end their run at Frogtown in Ironton. A live band will play later in the day there also. Another great run for our Veterans. Flyer in photo gallery , event flyers of this website with more information.
Hope you can make it to one of these events. Ride safe and remember we ride free thanks to our military, for it is the Soldier, not the politicians, who guarantee our freedoms.
Hope everyone enjoyed the Ironton Rally On The River. I know we did. This weekend is another rally that is a bit more laid back and all for a great cause. The Gerad Maggard Memorial Children’s Charities (GMMCC) will host the 5th annual Gerad Maggard Memorial Rally this weekend in Carter County, KY. The flyer gives you most information. The poker run will pay $300 for top hand and the bikini contest $100 to the winner. Great band line up. Free camping. Check out the flyer and come on down all weekend or just for Saturday when all the events except the bike show (Sunday) takes place. I (Groundhog) will be there working the gate, mc’ing and anything else I can do to help. All money raised is used by GMMCC to help local families with children who have life threatening illnesses. GMMCC puts on poker runs and other fund raisers all year for this purpose. So pack your gear, your cooler (dry county so bring your own, lol) and come on down. Don’t want to bring the bike? No Problem. Enjoy the fun and entertainment and help out this very worthwhile organization. Hope to see you there, Groundhog
RALLY ON THE RIVER THIS WEEKEND! NEED I SAY MORE!!Poker run leaves at noon Saturday, going to PMC Clubhouse in Portsmouth. PMC hosting events at 3:30 Saturday on 2nd street. PMC hosting Bike Show Sunday. Bands and vendors everywhere you look. At 5pm Friday already had 11,000 bikes in town. See Ya There!
August is here already? The
summer is flying by. So don’t let that bike sit when it can run. Don’t mow grass when you can haul ass. Don’t find yourself looking at the bike this winter saying “I wish I’d ridden more this year”. Get out and ride! Anywhere! Just Go! Need some ideas? Well here’s a couple. A benefit ride in Delaware Ohio that honors one of our Military Heros, Sgt. Shannon Smith. Also a ride that starts at Texas Roadhouse in Ashland, Ky and ends at The Laidback in 
Hanging Rock Ohio to benefit a fellow biker, “Peanut”, who had a bad crash recently. Both of these runs are on Saturday. For Sunday, Gallipolis H.O.G. will host the $2,010 Poker Run and Bike Giveaway. Information on all three can be found on the flyers in our photo gallery, event flyers album. So get off your butt, strut your stuff and put it all in the wind. Remember, STAY SAFE AND RIDE!
Hanging Rock Ohio to benefit a fellow biker, “Peanut”, who had a bad crash recently. Both of these runs are on Saturday. For Sunday, Gallipolis H.O.G. will host the $2,010 Poker Run and Bike Giveaway. Information on all three can be found on the flyers in our photo gallery, event flyers album. So get off your butt, strut your stuff and put it all in the wind. Remember, STAY SAFE AND RIDE!
Before I list this weekend’s events, I’d like to thank everyone that helped the Patriot Guard Riders with the SGT. Justin Allen funeral in Coal Grove. This past Sunday we escorted the family to Huntington airport and escorted his body to the funeral home. We had over 50 bikes and support from WV State Police, Ohio Highway Patrol, Lawrence County Sheriff and Ironton Police. Monday, over 80 bikes attended Jusin’s visitation with many standing flag line outside the high school. On Tuesday, there were again over 80 bikes at his funeral service helping with the flag line and escorting to the cemetary. A great show of respect for this young Army Ranger who died at the age of 23 on his 2nd tour of Afghanistan. Our prayers for his family and friends in their time of grief.Now what to do this weekend? Saturday there are three local runs. In Coal Grove at Wade’s Western Wear, BFC is sponsoring a benefit ride for Devon Hamilton. Sign up at 11am, run at 1pm. At Frogtown in Ironton a benefit run for Homer Morgan, sign up at 11am. And in Portsmouth is the Ride for Hospice at the Hospice Center near SOMC, registration at noon.
There you have it. Glad I don’t have to choose. I’m working nights and will be sleeping Saturday away.
STAY SAFE AND RIDE!!
Last weekend there were several things going on all over the place. PMC participated in the Ride For Life in Wellston, Ohio and took largest club honors for the 3rd, or was it 4th?, year in a row. This weekend there is run sponsored by Gerad Maggard Childrens Charities way up in Coshocton Ohio on Saturday. I will be riding up for this one if anyone cares to join me, email me throught this website. On Sunday there is the Bozo Bragdon Memorial Ride in Wheelersburg. Flyers for both runs are in photo gallery, event flyers album. Next week there are several things happening. Info on them can be found in the photo gallery also. Every stay safe and good luck dodging the summer storms.
What most thought was a typical Sunday PMC ride, turned out to be a surprise wedding at the old covered bridge on rt. 348 in Otway. Ruggy and Carla were untied by Rev. Roy Bennet from Bikers For Christ in front of about 30 or more friends, brothers and sisters. Congratulaions to the newly weds and we wish them the best. I assume the wedding was not a surprise to Ruggy, LOL.This weekend there are a bunch of events going on. Check our calendar and our event flyers in photo gallery and find one to your liking. Everyone stay safe and ride!
EVERYONE WELCOME. JUNE 25-26-27 AT THE SWAMP IN MCDERMONT. $10 ENTRY FOR THE WEEKEND INCLUDES FREE CAMPING. 4 WHEELER RACES AN ADDITIONAL $10 ENTRY FEE. NO ONE UNDER 18 AFTER 9PM. SATURDAY 4 WHEELER DRAGS. ATV SIGN IN @ 10:30AM. RACING AT NOON. 50/50 
DRAWING AT 8:30 PM. TROPHY GIRL CONTEST AND MORE. BIKER EVENTS. VENDORS FOOD AND DRINK. BEER BOOTH. TATTOO ARTISTS. DJ BY DJ’S BY REQUEST. LIVE BANDS. NO WEAPONS. NO ATTITUDE. NO COOLERS. GATES OPEN 7PM FRIDAY. 2975 TATMAN COE ROAD. MCDERMOTT, OHIO . OLD SWAMP MUD 
TRACK (FOLLOW SIGNS). COME ON OUT AND HAVE A BLAST. GREAT FOOD. GREAT PARTY!!
First of all want everyone to know that Sleepy is out of the hospital and doing fine. He wants to thank everyone for the well wishes and all the visitors he had. Plenty of events coming up this summer. Adding more every week as I get them in. Be sure to check the events page at least once a week to see what is happening. Have at least three this weekend, including a run with our friends at Broken Arrow in Piketon. Next weekend, May 21,22 and 23 is Brothers Of The Wheel annual party at The Swamp in McDermott. Always a great biker party that lasts all weekend with camping, biker events and much much more. See the events page on how to get more information on that. Whenever I have a flyer for an event, I also post it in photo gallery, event flyers album. Be sure to inform us of any runs you may have going. We will be happy to post the information here.
Looking like a beautiful weekend for a change, so get out and get some wind therapy. It’s good for the soul. Stay SAFE and RIDE!
Got word this morning ‘Sleepy’ is in SOMC with some heart problems. I heard a stress test. Also heard stints put in. I really have no idea for sure. But he is for sure at SOMC. If you can stop by I’m know he’d appreciate it. Our prayers and best wishes to him for a speedy and complete recovery. 
WOW! Can’t recall the last time we cancelled a run, but in the interest of safety it had to be done. This was not just a rainy day, but a major storm day. High standing water in the roads, continuous heavy downpours and washouts on roads from hillsides and driveways created a very dangerous situation. Thanks to everyone who intended to come and we look forward to seeing you down the road. Our next planned event is our Summer Party on June 25, 26 and 27 at The Swamp in McDermont. More details on that to follow. Hope everyone has a had a safe dry day. 
DON’T HAVE TO LOOK HARD TO FIND SOMETHING TO DO THIS WEEKEND! SUNDAY IS PMC’S ANNUAL SPRING RUN. DETAILS ON FLYER POSTED ABOVE. THIS RUN TRADITIONALLY BRINGS 150-200 BIKES. THIS YEAR WE WILL RIDE SOME BEAUTIFUL BACKROADS IN KENTUCKY. ABOUT AN 80 MILE RIDE. BE SURE TO JOIN US AND CHECK OUT OUR KITCHEN. HAMBURGERS, HOTDOGS, FRENCH FRIES, BEANS AND CORNBREAD AND THE LATEST CRAZE, DEEP FRIED OREO COOKIES! SOFT DRINKS, WATER AND COFFEE. THIS IS AN AMA SANCTIONED EVENT AND NO ALCOHOL WILL BE SERVED. ALL REST STOPS ON THE RUN HAVE RESTROOM FACILITIES, GAS AND NO ALCOHOL. A SAFETY TRUCK WILL TRAIL TO ASSIST ANY BREAKDOWNS. SEE LARGE, PRINTABLE FLYER IN PHOTO GALLERY. SEE YOU SUNDAY! STAY SAFE AND RIDE WITH US!
This Saturday, April 24th, Dave and Deanna will tie the knot at the park next to PMC Clubhouse. Reception follows at the clubhouse. Congratulations!!Looking for something to do this weekend? Holy Rollers Motorcycle Ministry is having a poker run in Grayson, Ky. on Saturday the 24th. Details in our events calendar. And then on Sunday, the 25th, Bikers For Christ will have services and a bike blessing in Minford, Ohio. Details on the events calendar. Looks like a rainy weekend, but that’s no reason to sit at home. Last year, if you didn’t ride in the rain, you didn’t ride, lol. So you should be use to it by now. Good luck to both groups on their events. I’m on my way to buy some giant storage bags so I can steal some of that good pork from the wedding reception.
Stay Safe And RIDE!!
It has just come to my attention that American Legion Riders in Ironton Ohio are having a poker run tomorrow, April 10th. Run leaves from Frogtown in Ironton. Reg. is 11am to 12:30 pm. Cost is $15 single, $20 double. There will be 50/50, poker draw and bike judging. Contact: Bub Morgan (606) 232-1211 or Chris Finfrock (606) 694-3786 Sorry for the late notice on this one. It somehow slipped by me. Should be a great day for riding. Work has me tied up for this one so be sure to tell them Groundhog said Hello. See flyer in photo gallery, event flyers.
Looking for something to do Saturday? Come to Applebee’s on rt. 52 in New Boston. PMC and Applebee’s are having a Pancake Breakfast with ALL money received going to American Legion Post 23 to help out veterans in local nursing homes and shut ins. If you don’t have a ticket, you may pay at the door. Only $5.00. It’s from 8am-10am. Hope to see you there. Also, I understand The Avengers are having a party Saturday night in Chillicothe. I do not have any other information on that at this time.
So have breakfast with us for a good cause, ride all day and then party all night!! STAY SAFE AND RIDE!!
Our Brother, Rooster, is in SOMC with pneumonia and possibly some other complications. He is in room #4828 as of 9pm on Sunday, March 28th. Our prayers and best wishes for a speedy recovery. We love ya, Brother!
Looking for something to do this weekend? Our good friends at T&T Leather and Lace in Russell, Ky are having a scavenger hunt on Saturday, March 27th. Admission is one child’s Easter Basket. Sounds like a good time for a good cause with good people. T&T Leather and Lace is on Bellfonte Road in Russell. Call Pam or Paul at 606-923-5812 for more information. Be sure to check our calendar and our event flyers in photo gallery for more runs this year. We will constantly be updating that information. Be sure to come see us on Sunday, May 2nd for our Spring Run. Also Saturday April 3rd at Applebee’s in New Boston is our Pancake Breakfast with ALL proceeds going to American Legion Post 23 for their fund that does so many things for the veterans in local nursing homes and shut ins. Time for that will be 8am to 10am. Tickets available from PMC members or at the door. We will fix carry out for your business employees.Looks like Spring has finally sprung, so remember to STAY SAFE AND RIDE!
Have just added many events on the events calendar for this year. Check them out and mark your calendar. Also added a few new pics and event flyers. Good weekend coming up for a change. I know many will be riding. Watch for those potholes! STAY SAFE AND RIDE!
Last night was the Meeting of The Minds hosted this year by Lost Tribe MC in Chillicothe. I was unable to attend but PMC was well represented. I await news of the meeting. We want to thank Lost Tribe for the generous hospitality. It is always a pleasure visiting with them. I will be adding the runs discussed at that meeting to the events page in the next week or two. If you have any information on runs or other biker events, email us and we’ll get it posted. Come on SPRINGTIME!
Looks like another storm coming and we may not miss this one. Why not spend this Saturday night (Feb. 6th) at our clubhouse for the Women’s Auxiliary Ghost Auction and Dinner. Dinner at 5pm, auction immediately follows. Bid on plain wrapped packages and win anything from free nights at a local motel to a box of rubber bands. Never know what you get. Thats the fun of it all. And the money is used by the Women’s Auxiliary to support local charities. I am honored to once again be the auctioneer, so come down and have some fun with us!
January is almost over. Looks like we dodged the big snow storm they were calling for. Can’t wait for that warm weather to arrive. Only, what, two-three months? OMG, That’s a long time. Going to have to see if I can talk to that Groundhog they call Phil up in PA and get some global warming our way soon, lol. At least Nascar is only a couple weeks away. Stay safe! BTW, the pic is to remind us of days to come!
DAM!!! It’s Cold Outside!! Don’t know where these two lovely ladies are, but wish we were having that kind of weather in Portsmouth NOW!! Hang in there everybody! Spring is, uh, well, never mind. I need a BEER!!
What a great Day!! (Pics available in photo gallery) Cold!!! But lots of fun. We had a great turnout inspite of very cold temps and some very bad hangovers. We rode to the Ohio River for the Polar Plunge sponsored by The Blockhouse Bar. Some of our members participated in a dip in the icy cold water. Then back to the clubhouse for a warmup before riding to The BriarPatch in Lucasville for some ice cream! When we returned to the clubhouse we had hot soup, coffee and other beverages and snacks for a party type atmosphere. Thanks to everyone that came out. Watch for information on our Pancake Breakfast to benefit local veterans. This will be at Applebee’s in New Boston and is tentatively scheduled for April 3rd. 
We have had a ride on New Year’s Day for many, many years. Recently, part of the fun has been to go to the riverfront and watch, (a few of our members have even joined in), the Polar Plunge into the cold Ohio River. After the plunge, we regroup at the clubhouse before riding out to Lucasville and everyone eating ice cream. Outside of course. Come join us. The ride is free and leaves at 1pm, but we will start gathering by 11am so we can go to the river bank first. Happy New Year!! 
Portsmouth Motorcycle Club will host their annual Toy Run this Sunday, the 20th. Ride will leave clubhouse at 1pm. If weather is bad, we will still do the run, but if you don’t want to ride, come anyway and bring a $10 toy or monetary donation for the Scioto County Children’s Services. Ride will go to their office in New Boston to deliver. There is a drop box at Pat’s Bar on 2nd Street in Portsmouth and there may be one at Family Dollar in Lucasville as well as Advanced Auto Parts in Portsmouth. Please help if you can. See you Sunday on bike or in cage. 
The bell ringing is over. Our thanks to the community for all the support. Donations were down about 10% from last year, but that is understandable with the economy and all. We’re hoping for a great Toy Run for Scioto County Children’s Services. Our run leaves our clubhouse, 101 Front Street, at 1pm on Sunday, the 20th. Bring an unwrapped toy of at least 10 dollar value or a monetary donation. We will ride to New Boston to deliver all the toys and cash. I understand a drop box is at Family Dollar in Lucasville and Advanced Auto Parts in Portsmouth. You can also drop off at our clubhouse. Contact us with any questions you may have. Our email is portsmouthmc@yahoo.com Friday night we added Tommy to our ranks of full patchers. We also elected new officers. They are:
Pres: Gizmo
VPres: Ruggy
Treas: Just Bob
Secr: Havoc
Trustee 1: Chaindrive
Trustee 2: Groundhog
Referree: Tequila
Anyone who has not attended a Meeting since October 23rd, must attend this week or you will be place on probate status. See you there.
Bell ringing, round 2 will be this coming Saturday, the 12th.
The meeting this week will be a busy one. We elect officers for the new year, we have Probate Tommy to vote on and we must make a decision on what organization our Toy Run will help this year. If you can’t be there, contact an officer with your proxy vote.Bell ringing Friday was very successful. Thanks to everyone who volunteered and everyone that donataed. Some pics are in the picture gallery. Next ring date is Saturday, Dec. 12th.
MERRY CHRISTMAS
We have added some Christmas songs to our playlist for your enjoyment. These are not as traditional as you might finde elsewhere, but we hope you enjoy them. This is a motorcycle club site afterall, lolRemember, Bikers for Charity on the streest today. Please give. Every penny is spent on kids and familys in our own community thanks to the great work of the New Boston Police and Portsmouth Fire.
Portsmouth Motorcycle Club wishes everyone a Happy and Safe Thanksgiving weekend. May your belly be full and your home be happy.
Remember Bikers For Charity will be out on Friday rinding bells. Please give early and often, lol. PMC Lapel Pins are now available. See PMC Gear page for more information.
Again, Happy Thanksgiving to everyone. Our next run is our Toy Run on Dec 20th See you there!!
Today, Sunday, Nov, 22, the Women’s Auxiliary is having a Thanksgiving Dinner for all PMC members and their family members at the clubhouse at 5pm. Auxiliary members are asked to be there at 4pm to prepare. Auxiliary members should call Angie if you have any questions.
Friday, Nov, 27th, PMC will be a part of Bikers For Charity, ringing bells on the streets in Portsmouth for the annual Christmas fundraiser. Brothers of The Wheel members of Bikers For Charity will be ringing in New Boston and Wheelersburg. All money will be divided equally between New Boston Police and Portsmouth Fire to be distrubeted by them to needy families in the area. Contact those agencies with questions on how you may receive their help. Ringing starts at 0930 and will continue to about 4pm. Contact any Biker For Charity on the street with questions or to volunteer. All donations are greatly appreciated, so keep you money handy as you drive/ride on Friday.Friday evening, the 27th will be a regular PMC meeting at the clubhouse at 8pm. Meeting is open to the public.
Saturday, Nov. 14th and Sunday, Nov 15th was great riding weather and many of our members took advantage of it. On Saturday, some of us rode to Grayson, Ky to participate in the 1st Annual Gerad Maggard Memorial Toy Drive. Others, rode up to Chillicothe and visited with our friends at Lost Tribe MC. On Sunday, about 20 riders rode to Athens and some others went in other directions as well. Our Friday night meeting went well and the Auxiliary also held their monthly meeting. The Auxiliary is hosting a Thanksgiving dinner for members and family at the Clubhouse at 5pm on Sunday, Nov. 22nd. Contact any officer or email us at portsmouthmc@yahoo.com with any questions.Portsmouth Motorcycle Club hopes you like our new site. Come back often as there will be continual updates happening. We launched this new look on Tuesday, November 10 2009. This new format will allow us to make quick and easy updates, insuring you stay informed about our biker community. We want to be the go to place for the biker that is looking for motorcycle related events in the area. If you have information of any such event, email us with the information at portsmouthmc@yahoo.com If you have a flyer, attach it also so we can post in our photo gallery and refer to it from the events calendar. We also post all flyers we receive on the outside bulletin board at the clubhouse. Ride by and check it out anytime. Speaking of our photo gallery, we currently have over 6, 000 pics taken at our events and rides. Check it out and watch here for updates. Bikers For Charity will begin ringing bells in the streets on Friday after Thanksgiving. All money raised is split between New Boston Police Department and Portsmouth Fire Department. Every penny is spent on those in needs right here in our community. Not a dime for adminstrative costs. All this is done by volunteers and it is truly a labor of love. Keep your change and dollar bills handy on that day and please give what you can comfortably afford.
Be seeing you!!
NEWSLETTER, OCTOBER 19TH, 2009
I guess the first thing on everyone’s mind is “how did The Leaf Run go?” I am happy to say it went very well. While the cold temps of the preceeding week and a high of only about 50 on the day of the run did reduce the crowd, it was still a very good turnout. 176 riders on 139 bikes registered to ride a beautiful route on a beautiful sunny day. Knowing everyone would want to be heading home before it got too late, we shortened the route to 50 miles and had everyone back at the clubhouse before 3pm. Gave away some really great door prizes, raffle prizes and the 50/50 winner also received a new leather jacket. We also held a mini rodeo with a slow race, ball pick up and straw drop. We want to thank so many people for braving the cold to join us. One rider rode in from Nashville, Tn. and took home the longest traveled trophy. He was one cold biker when he stopped by the clubhouse Friday when he just go into town. Thanks, ‘Coke’ , for coming up and joining us.
The summer went by very fast and very wet. Not sure how many days I rode without getting rained on, but not near as many as the ones I did get rained on. Our Spring Run was all day rain. The Autism run was all day rain. The Bologna run to Waldo was an all day rain with some really heavy downpours. But we endured because we love to ride and we knew rain and 80 degrees is better then dry and 30 degrees, lol. To all those that rode with us on Sundays and joined us for our sponsored events, we thank you very much and can’t wait for next summer to come along.
The only event we had that did stay dry was our 116th Anniversary Party at “The Swamp” near McDermott, Ohio. It was a great weekend long event with four wheeler racing, bike events, live band, great food, free camping, vendors, wet tshirt contests and much more. If you weren’t there, you really missed a great time and all for only 10 bucks! I understand the club plans to start doing this every year, so watch for details next summer!
Looking ahead, it will soon be time to ring the bells as part of Bikers For Charity, and to hold our Annual Toy Run. I understand there will be no fly in at Spartan Stadium this year and that applications for assistance must be turned in at New Boston Police by November 1st. Not sure how Portsmouth Fire is doing it, so check with them soon if you’re in need of some assistance for your family this year. Our first day on the street ringing bells will be, as always, the Friday after Thanksgiving Thursday. Let’s hope it don’t rain. OR SNOW!. Although, we have noticed many people give a little more when they see us withstanding a cruel shot of Mother Nature, so makes it worthwile. Keep that change and dollar bills handy so you can donate freely and often. We appreciate all the support the Bikers For Charity always receive year after year.
We do have new Portsmouth Motorcycle Club lapel pins available. They are slightly smaller then the old ones and are only $5. This will be reflected on the website soon, meantime see your nearest PMC member for your new pin.
Guess that about does it for now. I hear a prediction of 70 degrees in a day or two. Think I’ll have to get a little riding in while it’s still bearable. See ya on the road!
STAY SAFE AND RIDE!!
GROUNDHOG
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