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BAM is a unique organization of bikers helping bikers. Russ started BAM over 20 years ago to provide assistance to motorcyclists across the country. BAM's nationwide volunteer network of over 800,000 motorcyclists can help you in an emergency. If you experience a breakdown or mechanical problems while on the road, call 1-800-4-BIKERS (1-800-424-5377), and we will computer search our volunteer network and send someone out to help.
BAM also provides legal services to members. Our nationwide legal network of over four hundred biker-friendly attorneys is ready to help you if you are involved in an accident.
BAM's emergency ID card can speak for you if you are incapacitated in an accident. We list your emergency contact person, medical problems, and blood type. When emergency personnel call, we will supply this information and provide donors if necessary.
BAM membership is FREE! All we ask is that you volunteer to help another member in need of assistance if called upon.
So, take a moment of your time and complete our online registration form, or come visit our booth at our next event. We welcome you to join our nationwide family of BAM members.
BAM is always on the look out for ways to help our members. Go to our benefits page to sign up for our special Visa card discount, phone program or other benefits especially for our members.
The information you obtain at this site is not, nor is it intended to be, legal advice.
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Night Moves
I was a little too tall
Couldve used a few pounds
Tight pants points hardly reknown
She was a black-haired beauty with big dark eyes
And points all her own sitting way up high
Way up firm and high
Out past the cornfields where the woods got heavy
Out in the back seat of my 60 chevy
Workin on mysteries without any clues
Workin on our night moves
Tryin to make some front page drive-in news
Workin on our night moves
In the summertime
In the sweet summertime
We werent in love, oh no, far from it
We werent searchin for some pie in the sky summit
We were just young and restless and bored
Livin by the sword
And wed steal away every chance we could
To the backroom, to the alley or the trusty woods
I used her, she used me
But neither one cared
We were gettin our share
Workin on our night moves
Tryin to lose the awkward teenage blues
Workin on our night moves
And it was summertime
And oh the wonder
We felt the lightning
And we waited on the thunder
Waited on the thunder
I awoke last night to the sound of thunder
How far off I sat and wondered
Started humming a song from 1962
Aint it funny how the night moves
When you just dont seem to have as much to lose
Strange how the night moves
With autumn closing in
I was a little too tall
Couldve used a few pounds
Tight pants points hardly reknown
She was a black-haired beauty with big dark eyes
And points all her own sitting way up high
Way up firm and high
Out past the cornfields where the woods got heavy
Out in the back seat of my 60 chevy
Workin on mysteries without any clues
Workin on our night moves
Tryin to make some front page drive-in news
Workin on our night moves
In the summertime
In the sweet summertime
We werent in love, oh no, far from it
We werent searchin for some pie in the sky summit
We were just young and restless and bored
Livin by the sword
And wed steal away every chance we could
To the backroom, to the alley or the trusty woods
I used her, she used me
But neither one cared
We were gettin our share
Workin on our night moves
Tryin to lose the awkward teenage blues
Workin on our night moves
And it was summertime
And oh the wonder
We felt the lightning
And we waited on the thunder
Waited on the thunder
I awoke last night to the sound of thunder
How far off I sat and wondered
Started humming a song from 1962
Aint it funny how the night moves
When you just dont seem to have as much to lose
Strange how the night moves
With autumn closing in
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Against the wind
It seems like yesterday
But it was long ago
Janey was lovely, she was the queen of my nights
There in the darkness with the radio playlng low
And the secrets that we shared
The mountains that we moved
Caught like a wildfire out of control
Till there was nothing left to burn and nothing left to prove
And I remember what she said to me
How she swore that it never would end
I remember how she held me oh so tight
Wish I didnt know now what I didnt know then
Against the wind
We were runnin against the wind
We were young and strong, we were runnin
Against the wind
And the years rolled slowly past
And I found myself alone
Surrounded bv stranners I thought were my friends
I found myself further and further from my home
And I guess I lost my way
There were oh so many roads
I was living to run and running to live
Never worried about paying or even how much I owed
Moving eight miles a minute for months at a time
Breaking all of the rules that would bend
I began to find myself searchin
Searching for shelter again and again
Against the wind
A little something against the wind
I found myself seeking shelter against the wind
Well those drifters days are past me now
Ive got so much more to think about
Deadlines and commitments
What to leave in, what to leave out
Against the wind
Im still runnin against the wind
Well Im older now and still
Against the wind
It seems like yesterday
But it was long ago
Janey was lovely, she was the queen of my nights
There in the darkness with the radio playlng low
And the secrets that we shared
The mountains that we moved
Caught like a wildfire out of control
Till there was nothing left to burn and nothing left to prove
And I remember what she said to me
How she swore that it never would end
I remember how she held me oh so tight
Wish I didnt know now what I didnt know then
Against the wind
We were runnin against the wind
We were young and strong, we were runnin
Against the wind
And the years rolled slowly past
And I found myself alone
Surrounded bv stranners I thought were my friends
I found myself further and further from my home
And I guess I lost my way
There were oh so many roads
I was living to run and running to live
Never worried about paying or even how much I owed
Moving eight miles a minute for months at a time
Breaking all of the rules that would bend
I began to find myself searchin
Searching for shelter again and again
Against the wind
A little something against the wind
I found myself seeking shelter against the wind
Well those drifters days are past me now
Ive got so much more to think about
Deadlines and commitments
What to leave in, what to leave out
Against the wind
Im still runnin against the wind
Well Im older now and still
Against the wind
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Billy Lane doing *USO TOUR*
ARLINGTON, Va. - Custom bike builder Billy Lane will depart on his first USO tour to Germany June 30. During the six-day tour, Lane will spend time with service members and their families at Vogelweh Military Complex as well as participate in July 4th celebrations at Spangdahlem Air Force Base, Baumholder Army Base and Ramstein Air Base. This tour is co-sponsored by Armed Forces Entertainment.
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Lane has a long-standing respect for the armed forces. During a recent tour of bike rallies across the country, documented in the recently released DVD "Blood Sweat & Gears," Lane gave custom bikes to four service members. In addition, he has written two books, "Chop Fiction" and "How to Build Old School Choppers and Bobbers."
After graduating from college with a degree in mechanical engineering, Lane started working on motorcycles and making custom bike parts for his friends as gifts. The demand for Lane's specialty parts led to the formation of Choppers Inc. in 1995. Lane's bikes and parts also have been featured in numerous magazines and have won several awards. Lane holds 7 patents in the US.
Since 1941, USO celebrity entertainment has played an essential role in boosting troop morale. With a handshake, signed autograph or simple conversation, entertainers are conveying the thanks of a grateful nation. Some performers who have participated in recent USO tours include Master P and Lil' Romeo, Toby Keith, Gary Sinise, Chely Wright, Montgomery Gentry and La Mafia. Tours are sponsored by AT&T, Inc., the official telecommunications sponsor of USO entertainment tours.
ARLINGTON, Va. - Custom bike builder Billy Lane will depart on his first USO tour to Germany June 30. During the six-day tour, Lane will spend time with service members and their families at Vogelweh Military Complex as well as participate in July 4th celebrations at Spangdahlem Air Force Base, Baumholder Army Base and Ramstein Air Base. This tour is co-sponsored by Armed Forces Entertainment.
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Lane has a long-standing respect for the armed forces. During a recent tour of bike rallies across the country, documented in the recently released DVD "Blood Sweat & Gears," Lane gave custom bikes to four service members. In addition, he has written two books, "Chop Fiction" and "How to Build Old School Choppers and Bobbers."
After graduating from college with a degree in mechanical engineering, Lane started working on motorcycles and making custom bike parts for his friends as gifts. The demand for Lane's specialty parts led to the formation of Choppers Inc. in 1995. Lane's bikes and parts also have been featured in numerous magazines and have won several awards. Lane holds 7 patents in the US.
Since 1941, USO celebrity entertainment has played an essential role in boosting troop morale. With a handshake, signed autograph or simple conversation, entertainers are conveying the thanks of a grateful nation. Some performers who have participated in recent USO tours include Master P and Lil' Romeo, Toby Keith, Gary Sinise, Chely Wright, Montgomery Gentry and La Mafia. Tours are sponsored by AT&T, Inc., the official telecommunications sponsor of USO entertainment tours.
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The essence of the biker lifestyle
Like so many cultural subgroups within our society, many people misunderstand the essence of the biker lifestyle.
I personally don't have what it takes to be a biker. I think tattoos are repulsive, the only leather I have is on my handbags, and I'm too small to reach the handlebars. But, I can appreciate a style and culture different from my own.
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This weekend I decided to take a step in a direction I usually wouldn't even think to put my feet; the Arizona Bike Week, a place where bandanas, beat up leather and the color black mixed perfectly with the song "Born to be Wild."
Every biker I approached said they feel non-bikers hold misconceptions of what being a biker is about. Dottie Nichols of Phoenix said people look at bikers as trashy people. She said there are people from all walks of life who enjoy riding motorcycles, and some of them have very successful jobs.
"You could be a doctor during the day, and a biker at night," she said.
Bikers can certainly encompass a large spectrum of occupations, but more importantly, bikers are some of the most patriotic people I've ever seen.
Americans were all so honored to pull out and dust off our American flags and T-shirts after 9/11, but what about being proud of it when there is no threat to freedom? It seems the bikers are the only Americans still interested in honoring our country and our soldiers by wearing our flag.
Michael Bragdon of Garden Grove, Calif., said he trains army soldiers to go to Iraq. Bragdon said he believes bikers have their own culture and the culture represents freedom.
"When I'm on my bike I feel free-spirited and relaxed. Biking for me definitely represents who I am and what I do, fight for freedom," he said.
Bragdon said he thinks some people label bikers as rebels and outlaws. He said if someone took the time to get to know a biker, they'd realize the stereotype is mostly untrue.
I admit that bikers can be pretty intimidating and mean looking. It was difficult for me to get over my own uncertainties and approach many of them.
Amanda Pacion, an ASU English literature senior, said she does not feel comfortable around bikers.
"I think that bikers are very intimidating. They are big, burly, hairy-armed leather wearers. The bikers that I've met were rude and distasteful in the way they treated other people," she said.
"But, it's not that I do not have any respect for them. I don't understand their culture, but I'm willing to give them another try," she said.
Sometimes bikers can be labeled as lower-income people. But depending on what model and how you customize it, a Harley Davidson can cost between $12,000 and $25,000. That price tag cruises right past the cost of my car, and mine has two extra wheels!
If the biker takes riding trips, like many of the people at Bike Week, they can't be jobless. One couple I spoke to said their weekend trip to Tombstone, Ariz., cost them $500 just for gas and accommodations.
For most bikers, the lifestyle is about freedom of choice. If they choose to get tattoos, wear leather, and any other preference, who are we to judge them? At least they can be themselves.
Like so many cultural subgroups within our society, many people misunderstand the essence of the biker lifestyle.
I personally don't have what it takes to be a biker. I think tattoos are repulsive, the only leather I have is on my handbags, and I'm too small to reach the handlebars. But, I can appreciate a style and culture different from my own.
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This weekend I decided to take a step in a direction I usually wouldn't even think to put my feet; the Arizona Bike Week, a place where bandanas, beat up leather and the color black mixed perfectly with the song "Born to be Wild."
Every biker I approached said they feel non-bikers hold misconceptions of what being a biker is about. Dottie Nichols of Phoenix said people look at bikers as trashy people. She said there are people from all walks of life who enjoy riding motorcycles, and some of them have very successful jobs.
"You could be a doctor during the day, and a biker at night," she said.
Bikers can certainly encompass a large spectrum of occupations, but more importantly, bikers are some of the most patriotic people I've ever seen.
Americans were all so honored to pull out and dust off our American flags and T-shirts after 9/11, but what about being proud of it when there is no threat to freedom? It seems the bikers are the only Americans still interested in honoring our country and our soldiers by wearing our flag.
Michael Bragdon of Garden Grove, Calif., said he trains army soldiers to go to Iraq. Bragdon said he believes bikers have their own culture and the culture represents freedom.
"When I'm on my bike I feel free-spirited and relaxed. Biking for me definitely represents who I am and what I do, fight for freedom," he said.
Bragdon said he thinks some people label bikers as rebels and outlaws. He said if someone took the time to get to know a biker, they'd realize the stereotype is mostly untrue.
I admit that bikers can be pretty intimidating and mean looking. It was difficult for me to get over my own uncertainties and approach many of them.
Amanda Pacion, an ASU English literature senior, said she does not feel comfortable around bikers.
"I think that bikers are very intimidating. They are big, burly, hairy-armed leather wearers. The bikers that I've met were rude and distasteful in the way they treated other people," she said.
"But, it's not that I do not have any respect for them. I don't understand their culture, but I'm willing to give them another try," she said.
Sometimes bikers can be labeled as lower-income people. But depending on what model and how you customize it, a Harley Davidson can cost between $12,000 and $25,000. That price tag cruises right past the cost of my car, and mine has two extra wheels!
If the biker takes riding trips, like many of the people at Bike Week, they can't be jobless. One couple I spoke to said their weekend trip to Tombstone, Ariz., cost them $500 just for gas and accommodations.
For most bikers, the lifestyle is about freedom of choice. If they choose to get tattoos, wear leather, and any other preference, who are we to judge them? At least they can be themselves.
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Looking good as usual babe!!Erotica_Writings said:Here are some pics
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akron said:
ah thats bite the ass. what is wrong with it?
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Rifleman53 said:Looking good as usual babe!!
Thanks hun
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damn killer thread
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Road trip
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short_fat_cock said:damn killer thread
Thank you babe
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hey sweety are you in any of the pics ?
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short_fat_cock said:
The one that say EW and ride I think the first couple of sets
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Whether you like it or not-----nice set too!!!Erotica_Writings said:
You do look great!!!
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Which spoil sport cropped this picture??? 
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Rifleman53 said:Whether you like it or not-----nice set too!!!
You do look great!!!
Thanks again
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