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2009 RIDE FOR KIDS

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Neal Boortz
@ June 2, 2009 8:23 AM Permalink | Comments (3) | TrackBacks (0)

Ride for a cause with hundreds of motorcyclists at the 2009 Ride for Kids on Sunday, June 7 from it's NEW location...Six Flags Over Georgia (275 Riverside Pkwy Austell, GA 30168). The goal is to raise money for research into pediatric brain tumors, which are the deadliest type of childhood cancer.

Registration starts at 8 am and closes at 10:15 am. Ride leaves at 10:30 am. sharp, rain or shine. Minimum donation is $35.00 per motorcycle. Proceeds of the event benefit the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation's medical research grants and family support programs. For additional information, visit www.rideforkids.org/atlanta, www.pbtfus.org on the web or contact the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation at 800-253-6530.

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  • Ride For Kids & loud pipes
    I road in several Rides For Kids events back in the day when the thing first got started. It was awesome to see a line of bikes stretching up GA400 and the kids from Emory that would attend the event.

    In fact, I still have a vivid image of one young kid that had a tumor. He was bald, but grinning from ear-to-ear looking at all the motorcycles. I also recall how he clamped his hands over his ears and his smile turned to a grimmace when some straight-piped Harley idiot decided to throttle tune his bike.

    Niiiiice......real nice.
    By Tom @ 06/02/09 12:02:26 PMreport abuse
  • loud pipes and charity
    I'm not a fan of obnoxiously loud pipes on bikes either, buts somehow I think Neal would tolerate some noise if kids benefit from it. I know I would tolerate a great deal more if it eased the suffering of a child.

    Just show up, pay the fee and RIDE!
    By Mark7 @ 06/02/09 08:30:14 AMreport abuse
  • Can loud pipe Harley's ride for kids?
    I don't know how Neal can deal with a bunch of Reinhart pipes on hundreds of Harley's while his BMW makes hardly a sound.
    By Robert @ 06/01/09 11:12:33 AMreport abuse
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