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Rolling Thunder XXV May 27, 2012: Gone but Not Forgotten

Always remember our troops serving, those who have borne the battle and those who gave their lives for us so we can live free!

(QUANTICO) - Few things are more "American" than the roar of hundreds of thousands of bikers from all over the nation riding through Washington D.C. to the sound of cheering, flag waving supporters of our POW/MIA's and veterans.

Waterfront Sportsman Motorcycle Ride Will Benefit Clean Water

Complete Details for the Waterfront Sportsman Motorcycle Ride for Water Quality from Camp Pendleton, Ca.to Camp Lejeune, NC & Month Long Motor Coach Camp

(CAMP LEJEUNE, NC) - Waterfront Sportsman is Sponsoring a Motorcycle Ride for Water Quality that is also exposing the financial corruption related to Broken Dreams in the False Claims Act as to the Spin to the Scope of the ex PGA President Will Mann and the PGA.

AMA Urges Support of Bill Requiring EPA to seek Independent Scientific Analysis on the Effects of 15 Percent Ethanol

News from the American Motorcycle Association.

(WASHINGTON DC) - The American Motorcyclist Association (AMA) sent a letter to U.S. House Speaker John Boehner urging the House to consider H.R. 3199.

This bill would require the EPA to seek independent scientific analysis on the effects of E15 gasoline as soon as possible.

Springfield Man Arrested For Causing Injury Motorcycle Crash on Hwy 126W

A ill-mannered driver nearly costs a biker his life.

(EUGENE, Ore.) - Today, Oregon State Police arrested the driver of a vehicle that caused a motorcyclist to lose control and crash along Highway 126W west of Veneta early Sunday evening.

Motorcyclists Have Chance to Meet Senator Ron Wyden in Northeastern Oregon

Includes list of meetings, locations and times.

(PICKERINGTON, Ohio AMA) - Senator Ron Wyden is hosting a series of town hall meetings in northeastern areas of Oregon and wants to hear from motorcycle riders in Oregon.

Harley Thief Stole Chopper With Human Remains Mounted on Fender

Special Urn mounted on bike's rear fender contained remains of a wife and mother; the family is pleading to have them returned.

(TACOMA, WA) - "Help us find our mom!!!" That is the plea from a man in Tacoma, whose mom's remains are in an urn, mounted to the back of a Harley chopper that was stolen.

They took out a CraigsList ad, about their 1975 Harley Chopper that was stolen at the end of summer from Puyallup Washington.

A Criminal Case Against the Color Green

After hearing the case and deliberating, eight of 12 jury members believed Rives isn't guilty, but that wasn't enough to earn his freedom, and the case goes on.

(SALEM) - Oregon prosecutors seem to be tripping over some awkward stumbling blocks in their case against one of two men allegedly involved in an assault outside of a bar last year.

It looks like the state is portraying an otherwise simple assault charge against an Oregon biker as an extraordinary and unusual violation of the law.

Vagos M/C Issues Statement Over Southern Oregon Court Proceedings

"Had he not been a member of the Vagos motorcycle club, this case would have never gone this far... actions like this have not been tolerated since segregation" - Mark Schiller, Vagos M/C

(GRANTS PASS) - There are many types of Clubs: social clubs, Car clubs, Civic clubs, military clubs to name a few. I am a member of a motorcycle club called "Vagos".

Law Enforcement doesn't have to take photos off our Facebook, drag our patch (vest) into court or take pictures of me when I am not looking, just ask me!! We teach our kids that Law enforcement is there to help people.

Six Americans Were Held Against their Will in Norway

"I was kidnapped and terrorized by another country" - Mike Kondash of Salem, Oregon

(SALEM) - Six Americans traveling to Norway for a five-day vacation were immediately taken into custody after landing at the Stavanger airport last week.

Oregon Bikers Help Find Answers for Vulnerable Missing Woman

One more "good news" story you won't catch anywhere else.

(SALEM, Ore.) - If I don't write about it now, I'm sure nobody in Oregon will ever hear the story of a small group of bikers saving a lady from certain disaster a couple of weekends ago at an Oregon rest stop.

Mike Kondash of the Oregon Gypsy Joker Motorcycle Club and two friends, had stopped at a state park when they were approached by a woman who seemed confused, and looked to be maybe in her late fifty's.