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Fubar from Surprise wrote on 11/11/2022 at 2:43 pm
Greetings Boss, Fellow Patched, Prospects, Support etc. Hope all are having a great and safe Veterans Day weekend. Today was a great day here in the SWR. We all had a nice ride to the AZ National Cemetary to Honor all the Fallen. Nice Breakfast, then we hit the highway for the trip. We left in 40 degree cold, But turned out super nice at almost 70 warm on return. All in all a beautiful day. Lots of laughs and also reflection. Many people waved, Thanked us, Even some stopped there cars to say thank you. Don't get much better than that. All for now, Prayers and positive thoughts to all on mend. Be safe all. LLRBF NVFFNV
Admin Reply by: raymondkoch
sounds like a great time would have loved to have been able to ride with ya
raymondkoch wrote on 11/11/2022 at 9:43 am
GREETINGS TO ALL HAVE A SAFE VETERANS DAY LOTS OF PLACES TO GO EAT SO ENJOY. I WENT TO THE WOODS TO SCOUT OUT FOR OPENING DAY OF DEER SEASON TOMORROW.SEEN SEVERAL TREE RUBS SO MAYBE I'LL GET LUCKY. SURE WISH MY KANDDIS WAS HERE TO HELP.SERVING OUR GREAT COUNTRY IS MORE IMPORTANT TO HER RIGHT NOW, GOD BLESS HER.
LLRBF
Robert L McGuire from Cave Creek, AZ wrote on 11/04/2022 at 11:47 pm
Greetings Boss Skinner, Patched Members, Prospects and Support.
Greetings and salutations, from the SWR. I'm here to attest that every medical condition you can have comes to you within the first 6 months of retirement. Last month on a Monday, I was sitting with SWR President NOTROB when out of the blue a feeling like I never had came over me. Within seconds I told NOTROB I needed help. He flew into action and called for an ambulance and starting trying to help me to cope with situation. Paramedics arrived within minutes started doing their thing, the other Brothers came into the restaurant one after the other. I could feel the power of our group over me. As a soldier that has experienced being MEDIVAC's more then once or twice, I know the excitement and pain of the moment. The Medics transported me to the hospital just minutes from the restaurant. During the ride my pulse was over 220, so they administered a shot to stop and restart my heart. Within seconds they said I was experiencing a heart attack. By the time we arrived at the hospital the ambulance crew realized I was a member of NAM VETS NOMAD MC (by my cut) and a retired Federal Agent (by my RET ID). Once we arrived at the hospital and they did the hand off to medical the entire crew stood outside my door checking on me every time a Dr or Nurse came out of my room. Once my wife and NOTROB arrived the Paramedics came in to thank me for my service both Military and Law Enforcement before leaving to return to service. Be clear the only reason I'm here to fight another day is because of my NAM VETS NOMAD MC Brothers and Sisters past and present, and Leadership that made all this possible. National Vice President, Brother Steamer, started the Monday breakfast and Brother NOTROB keeps it going. If I wasn't with them I have no idea where I would or wouldn't be today. I thank you with all my heart and my family thanks you all.

LINEBACKER
SAA, SWR
NVFFNV
Admin Reply by: raymondkoch
WOW BROTHERS TAKING CARE OF BROTHERS .WISHING YOU THE BEST
Daniel Beaulieu from Peoria wrote on 11/01/2022 at 4:23 pm
Greeting brothers patched members prospects and supporters had a great time riding up north to Sturgis this year can't wait for national next year. May have to cage it if the wife comes with me.
This last year and this year has been rough lost a grandson last year to gun violence and almost lost my oldest son to a bullet lost an eye but he is up and riding I'm amazed. Next year is going to be a busy year April a Alaska cruise May is the run for the wall and June? is nationals. Weather is starting to get great riding weather and looking to spend more time in the saddle
Admin Reply by: raymondkoch
cage it you have to just make the trip.sorry for your loss looking forward to a better year.LLRBF
Doc Gonzo from Appomattox VA wrote on 10/30/2022 at 3:03 pm
Greetings Brothers, Supports and Prospects.

First off, everyone please say hello and Welcome Home to our newest Brother Jim "Izzy" Isbell. Jim is originally from Oklahoma, currently residing in beautiful NC. I believe he will make an outstanding Brother and Club Member.

Singer came down in her cage with me. Which was good because Izzy's wife came up with him. Great lady.

Had a good ride down from my local AO, a bit chilly but Autumn colours in VA were outstanding!!

Only incident was some cager missed the "single lane ahead" sign and tried to climb into my left saddlebag. Fortunately, he failed in his endeavour, but he may need a brake job when he gets to his destination.

As Dutch says, for many of us our riding season is drawing to a close, for other, especially our Southern & SW Brothers, their season is just getting started. In either case, be safe Brothers.

ML&R LLRBF

Doc Gonzo
Admin Reply by: raymondkoch
thank you for taking care of our new BROTHER
Dutch from Montana wrote on 10/30/2022 at 7:34 am
October 29
Hit the road. Was cold with 20% chance of rain.
All the oils are changed on the Road King and got to ride Grave Creek one last time for 2022. Some wind blowing, leaves falling covering the road. Fall is maybe my favorite.
Has been a good year with it's ups & downs.
I made Regional and National. That in itself was an accomplishment.
After my ride, went and topped off my tank, added fuel stabilizer, and head for the cabin.
I will wash the bike today and put him up on the lift.
Boots went back to the closet up in the loft.
Am now waiting for Spring 2023.
The ride continues .....
Been a blast !
Admin Reply by: raymondkoch
yes unfortunately riding time is at a end for some and continues for the lucky
Rascal from Pittsburgh wrote on 10/29/2022 at 7:32 pm
Greetings Brothers, Prospects, and Support
Still getting some wind therapy here, weather has been fair. Nothing much going on here. Thoughts and prayers for brother Draco. Boss sorry to hear you’re still fighting that bone spur, fortunately winter is just around the corner. giving you time to rid that problem.
That’s all for now.

LLRBF
Rascal
Admin Reply by: raymondkoch
Thanks Brother it is a ton better fighting sore muscles form unloading a trailer full of wood and finally we have had 24 hours of slow rain.
RaymondKoch(Skinner National President) from Piedmont,Mo wrote on 10/28/2022 at 9:21 am
WILL BE DRAWING THE WINNING TICKET IN THE GUN RAFFLE SHORTLY GOOD LUCK TO ALL THAT BOUGHT A TICKET OR TICKETS.MADE SOME REAL MONEY FOR OUR CLUBS MISSION HELPING OTHER VETERANS.ANYONE WANTING TO CONDUCT A SIMILAR RAFFLE CONTACT ME I'LL WALK YOU THRU THE PROCESS.VERY EASY.
WISH ALL WOULD TAKE THE TIME TO POST IT'S THE ONLY WAY TO PROMOTE OUR CLUB AND LETS US KNOW WHAT'S UP WITH YOU AND IT IS YOUR DUTY.
HAVE NOT BEEN ABLE TO RIDE THE SCOOTER FOR AWHILE DUE TO BONE SPUR IN FOOT UGH WEATHER HAS BEEN GOOD SO IT'S TOUGH.STARTING TO BE ABLE TO WALK WITHOUT CANE OR WALKER BUT NOW RIDING WEATHER IS CLOSING.
NOT HEARD SHIT FROM VA ABOUT MY CLAIM DID HEAR FROM DAV THAT THEY ARE WORKING ON IT.
OKAY THAT IS MY UPDATE WHAT SAY YOU???????
William crook from KANSAS CITY wrote on 10/19/2022 at 2:08 pm
Just checking in and see what is going on. For me I am just fine waiting my time.
Admin Reply by: raymondkoch
No bad news just waiting on some answers,keep in touch with REBEL and stay warm.Looks like this maybe one of the last weekends to ride hope my foot will let me????
raymondkoch wrote on 10/15/2022 at 8:47 am
GREETINGS ALL;
I RECEIVED A EMAIL FROM DRACO SENDING HIS BEST TO ALL MEMBERS.HE IS RECOVERING AT HOME FROM HIS SURGERIES.DOING AS BEST AS HE CAN HIS LEG AND FOOT WERE BEYOND REPAIR AND WERE AMPUTATED FROM THE KNEE DOWN.PLEASE CONTINUE TO KEEP OUR BROTHER IN YOUR THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS.
Dan Collins(Grump) from Coeur d'Alene ID wrote on 10/11/2022 at 12:30 pm
Greetings Boss and all, I've been busy riding every day while I can and wearing my cuts every time. My son installed a jockey shift conversion kit on my trike last Saturday and I love it.I'll have to park it soon so I'm gonna keep riding as much as I can.
Admin Reply by: raymondkoch
sounds great
Daniel Beaulieu from Peoria wrote on 10/10/2022 at 4:47 pm
Greetings patched members supporters and prospects. Had a great ride from Phoenix to Laughlin this last weekend. Started out to Wickenburg for breakfast at our favorite restaurant the Horseshoe Cafe then on to Parker where the weather started to heat up next found us at the London Bridge in Lake Havasu where it started to get hot. From there we spent the night at the AVI Casino where we left some money but had a good time. Then that morning we headed out for Oatman to see the donkeys which were missing when we go there. Then it was on home. Notrob, myself and my wife, Linebacker and his wife and Ken were all in attendance. Already planning another weekend out
Admin Reply by: raymondkoch
love it have fun BROTHERS
John Wood, AKA the Restless Orphant of the Bastard Cavalry from Tennessee transplant living in Crescent City, California wrote on 10/10/2022 at 10:02 am
Welcome home brothers and sisters in arms. I am not a member of your noble club, but it is nice to see your Nam Vet MC colors from this former Rolling Thunder member. I emphatically support Nam Vets MC! These days in am only physically able to hang out in these rugged and beautiful California and Oregon mountains in my van. If any of you are out here in far Northern California and Southern Oregon who need a scout, I would be proud to be of service. I was a an 11 Delta cavalry scout in Nam.

Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos, 3rd Squadron, 5th Cavalry Regiment, Armored and Air Cav. We were the Black Knights, AKA 'The Bastard Cav'.

When I was a cavalry scout with 3rd Squadron, 5th Cavalry Regiment, we were on, and sometimes inside the DMZ crossing the Ben Hai River when not doing reconnaissance in the A Shau Valley, Khe Sanh, The Rock Pile, Con Thien, Dong Ha, Quang Tri, Wunder Beach, Cam Lo, Firebases Alpha 4, Charlie 2 and beau coup night defensive positions at all points in between up there in the 'Northernmost'.

Some unit history: The 3rd Squadron, 5th Cavalry Regiment (since 1855) was Division Recon in Nam -- 1st Cav Div, 9th Infantry Div, 101st Airborne Division, 5th Infantry Division; that's why they called us 'The Bastard Cav'. We were farmed out to any division who needed a recon unit. I am no hero or bad-ass. I was just 18 and 19 in Nam -- skinny, quick and lucky.

Vietnam didn't kill me, but the Agent Orange sure is trying to.
Agent Orange -- Sprayed and Betrayed!
Admin Reply by: raymondkoch
WELCOME HOME STOP BY ANYTIME
Doc Gonzo from Beckley - finally! wrote on 10/09/2022 at 9:33 am
Greetings Brothers, Supports & Prospects

I believe my major trips for the year are done. Due to unforeseen circumstances, i.e., two deaths in the family, we won't be going to Biketober Fest in Daytona this year.

I did finally ride down to NC to meet up with Izzy. I can't speak for him, but I had a wonderful time. Both he and his wife are great people, very gracious. Having him as a full Patched member will be a great addition to our Club.

On the way home I stopped by Appomattox Court House, turns out it's a town, not just a court house. Boy do they ever tell its story way different from what I learned in school. Sadly, these days there's no telling which version, if either, is correct.

I stayed probably a bit longer than was prudent for getting home in good time. The last 50 miles were pretty dark and more than a bit chilly. Overall, one of the best solo rides I've had in a long while. Weather was absolutely perfect both days with the added benefit of very little traffic to contend with.

That's about all for now, mainly just to let everyone know I'm still alive and kicking.

LLRBF

Doc Gonzo
Admin Reply by: raymondkoch
you sound great wish I could ride that much
William (Crash) Crook from Kansas City wrote on 10/04/2022 at 12:58 pm
Hello everyone, just checking in. Nothing going on with me except stating out of trouble.
Admin Reply by: raymondkoch
that's a good thing with this cooler weather it means riding time is coming to an end UGH!
TWIN from Wichita Falls wrote on 09/27/2022 at 2:44 pm
Hello to all
I am glad to see we are getting a lot of post and visit to our web site. The Texas bunch are still going strong. Temp. down below 100 so it has been good riding weather. Going to Dr. tomorrow and get scoped ,fun fun.
LLRB Twin
Admin Reply by: raymondkoch
good luck with DOC
William (Crash)Crook from Kansas City wrote on 09/23/2022 at 10:23 am
Just checking in. Nothing new, just waiting to see if I become a member. I hope thing is going ok with everyone.
Admin Reply by: raymondkoch
REBEL IS OUT OF TOWN WAITING TO HEAR FROM HIM.
Rebel from Lees Summit wrote on 09/22/2022 at 6:09 am
Greetings to all Patched members, Prospects, and Support. Been traveling for a few weeks in NJ and NY, unfortunately not on the bike. Ready to get back home and on the bike again. Had some excitement in our local area with some 1% clubs, 5 shot and in the hospital, not all details have been released yet. Still trying to figure our who is the dominant club. I’ll let you know if there are any updates.
Wishing everyone good health and safe riding.
MLL&R
Rebel
Admin Reply by: raymondkoch
stay safe hope you and yours had a great time on vacation
LINEBACKER from Cave Creek wrote on 09/17/2022 at 12:58 pm
Greetings Boss Skinner, Patched Members, Prospects and Support. DOC GONZO, Brother we are sad to hear about your families loss. Our prayers are with you and your family.

Things are going good in the Region with our riding season just getting underway. I'm excited to make longer rides with more of our members. As always if you are in the Region please contact one of us and lets ride.
My wife Andrea and I made at driving trip for a couple of weeks and covered 7,591 miles, 127:19 hours of driving, averaging 39.7 MPG. Phoenix to Key West up the East Coast to Main and back across. Our next long trip is across Canada if anyone has tips about that run please let me know. Today the SWR Brothers and Sisters may a run to Wickenburg for breakfast perfect weather and amazing ride.

It's great to see so many hits on our website and more over the request for information about membership. Great job to our leadership and all those Original BROTHERS with the foresight to set up the website.

LINEBACKER
Admin Reply by: raymondkoch
Thanks it's been a pleasant chore for the most part
Dan Collins(Grump) from Coeur d'Alene ID wrote on 09/17/2022 at 9:57 am
Greetings boss and all, it's been a while since I posted been riding while I can. I've put 13000 miles on my trike in the last year. I'm just getting over the flu now so not riding
Admin Reply by: raymondkoch
hope your better soon