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I cannot believe it as I am finishing this issue; they are calling for snow and not just a dusting. Well hopefully that will be the last roar of winter. Last year March was an off the charts month; this year something entirely different, ah weather in the Midwest.
As I was putting together this iteration of the magazine, I was struck by the number of groups that wanted us to help get the word out about their events. I think this says a lot. It says when bikers want to reach other bikers they know where to do that. I could probably do a better job of going around and telling anyone who would listen how great I am or how good my publication is, but I do not have to, you already know.
That said if your group is going to hold an event and you want to get the word out. We would welcome the opportunity to assist. I guarantee you cannot get as many copies made and distributed to a wide spread audience for less unless you are using the office copier at work. We have helped to make a great many events successful over the years and we thank you for the opportunity to be of assistance.
I spend a fair amount of time on Facebook and have seen a lot of posts over the many political issues. I think it is cool that so many people have such interesting positions and ideas. But folks here is my belief , all the politicians are pretty much the same. They owe favors to the same people and finally they are all like magicians. They distract us with something like an assault weapon ban while they are doing something more dastardly elsewhere. Please do not fall prey to this ploy.

April is here and we are kicking off in a big way with our first swap meet of the year on April 7 at The Loading Dock in Grafton, IL.  On the 20th there is a ride leaving Ted’s Motorcycle World to benefit the family of Illinois State Trooper Kyle Deatherage. Finally on April 27 there is the Bikers Against Autism Run this will also leave Ted’s Motorcycle World and will end up at the Hawg Pit. Autism is a serious condition that affects more people than ever so please support this ride. And finally we urge you to not just read
 
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