You’ll find the largest showcase of pro built sports bikes along with tons of other bikes like choppers from Sam Nehme and plenty of Harleys. Robert Fisher and Roaring Toyz will be showcasing a Kawasaki ZX-14 custom build for Ludacris. Match Hotch, 2 time Biker Build off Champion, will also be there as well as Nick Anglada of Custom Sportsbike Concepts, Louise Grasse of H2o Cycles, and many more!
Admission is $13 for adults, but you can grab your tickets online for $11. You can also pick up a 3-day pass for $20. Children 6-11 get in for $6, and 5 and under are free. The show starts right now actually, January 18th at 4pm and runs until 9pm tonight. Saturday (Jan 19th) they’ll open the doors at 9:30am and go until 8pm. Sunday you can stop by between 9:30am and 5pm, so there’s plenty of time for you to see this awesome showcase of bikes.
If weather permits we’ll be heading down to ATL in the morning, so if you’re attending this event drop me a comment or email (jshustermanATcharterDOTnet) and we’ll meet up!
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While most days around here at Moto Madness are spent discussing our two wheeled loves, we still like to give a little love to the 4 wheeled variety, especially when it’s to help children.
DH and I have decided to make a car donation this year because we have 3 cars to get rid of that don’t have a market value to make it worthwhile to sell them. DH was going to take them to the scrap yard, but I decided I would rather donate them to a charity that can use them.
I’ve been looking at different car charities that can take them, and I think I’ve finally found the one I’m going to use. Car Angel is a non-profit organization that uses donated cars to generate revenue to make videos that help teens and kids. The money raised so far has allowed this charity to give away 2.4 million videos like this one.
With so much garbage out there on our screens these days it’s nice to see an organization trying to give our children something worth watching. Children can learn many lessons from these videos, and the included Spanish subtitles also help them to begin learning Spanish at a young age.
I stumbled upon a post today over at Motorcyclecruiser.com by Art Friedman. The Deadly Dozen: 12 Motorcycle Safety Myths and Misconceptions outlines 12 Deadly Myths that even the best riders might think are true. Check out the article to see what myths you believe have been busted and why those myths aren’t true. The best way to protect ourselves on the roads is to know what’s fact and what’s not. How many of these myths have you heard so much you’ve believed them? Here is an example of just a couple of those myths.
#5 A Helmet Won’t Help in Most Crashes
#10 It’s Better to Stay in Your Lane than Split Lanes
