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Mark Your Calendar!


EVENTS:


Monroe Day Camp Visit
Friday, July 19th

Ride for Kids
Sunday, August 4th,
Join us for a scenic, police-escorted motorcycle ride from Motorcyclepedia to benefit the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation.

PRE-REGISTER AND SAVE!

Online Registration: $40
Day-of Registration: $45
One registration per person. Registration fee includes 2019 Ride for Kids T-shirt, ride pin, light breakfast and lunch at event.
Online registration will close the Friday before the event at noon local time.


Skyride
Sat. Aug 24th
Registration/Check-In: 8-9:30 a.m. at Hudson Valley Rail Trail Depot (101 New Paltz Road, Highland)
Welcome Ceremony: 10 a.m. at Walkway Over the Hudson West Gate
Blessing of the Bikes: 10:15 a.m.
Kickstands Up: 10:20 a.m.
Motorcyclepedia Celebration: 12-5 p.m.

Route info TBD
website goes live on Monday: skyride@walkway.org


MEETINGS:


Japanese Businessmen
Group Visit 
Friday, July 12

Goldwing Meeting
Sunday, July 21st
held in the Steve McQueen room

KTOF Group
Sat. Aug 3rd

 HOGS Meeting
Sunday, Aug 11th
held in the Steve McQueen room

 GOLDWING Meeting
Sunday, Aug 18th
held in the Steve McQueen room





Volunteer Spotlight!

Denny Woodruff
Denny is a new Board of Trustee member and a weekly “behind the scenes” volunteer. He is leading the motorcycle display stabilization project and works on other building and grounds projects.
 
Denny has a passion for classic cars and owns a 1931 Ford Victoria. This interest expanded into motorcycles as he started volunteering here in 2018. Denny said volunteering here is like being in a time warp and some of his favorite motorcycles are in the Ed Roth Collection. Growing up he was a huge Rat Fink fan but his favorite motorcycle at Motorcyclepedia is the 2009 Harley-Davidson Custom Racer with sidecar. He likes the design because it combines both new and old style elements.
New Addition!

1909 Indian Motorcycle

In 1909, Indian Motorcycle pioneered the "loop frame" that was more similar to racing motorcycle design than the previous "diamond frame" that originated with bicycles. This motorcycle was completed and delivered to the museum by Bruce Lindsay on June 7th 2019.
 This motorcycle is powered by a 38 cubic inch, 5 HP V-twin motor. It originally cost $275.00
Gift Shop Special
Motorcyclepedia Coffee Coming Soon!
Rev up your engine with a hot cup of coffee!
 Motorcyclepedia will be offering coffee mugs, sold with a bag of Motorcyclepedia's original  2 Cyclinder or 4 Cylinder coffee blend!
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