A note for help

From Andrew Trenkamp / flyingt1t - Looking for some assistance from the community to help pay for expenses due to the passing of a great guy, my friend, Bruce Plumb. AKA BruceMan!!!

Bruce was one of the most stand up individuals I've ever met, a hardened shell looking teddy bear is my greatest description. Bruce recently had his bike, pictured below, dropped off at a shop to have some electrical cleaned up and some minor other things. 

This bike was his pride and joy, his baby. Bruce's baby just got finished yesterday as he rode off into clouds. I wish he could have got one more ride! Any donations will be used to pay the shop bill on his baby, medical, and the unexpected expenses for his family.

If you can help in any way, any amount, it will all be appreciated!
I sincerely Thank You!!!!!
Ride in peace BruceMan! - Andrew

Any help is greatly appreciated!

If you attended the Party At The Ranch back in October, you know what great people Cathy and Steve are. We were saddened to hear about their recent motorcycle accident and wish them nothing but the very best. Their friends have opened a go fund me account to help ease the burden of their continued medical care. Please give if you can. Thank you.

Fellow member @artgirlcathy representing CC in the latest issue Quick Throttle.

Help if you can

Bill Dodge's motorcycle shop, Bling's Cycles, was flooded due to the storm surge from Hurricane Irma. Due to Bill's location in Daytona, he is unable to carry flood insurance. Bling's Cycles suffered catastrophic loss due to water damage. Any and all help is greatly appreciated. Click here to donate or check out Paul Widerman's Instagram account for more information.

Help if you can!

Well, this is not the type of post I enjoy doing. I shared the news about Kara's 2008 Harley-Davidson Nightster stolen a couple of days ago. The bike has been found and is most likely totaled. If you happened to see anyone riding this bike around Louisville, Kentucky, in the past few days, please contact Kara or JD. The thieves deserve to be held account­able for their actio­ns. -Lisa