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Mijo and I wish everyone a very Happy New Year2017. We are planning a few new events for MARC alongwith the ones that we have done in the past. We neeeveryone to get on board and support your MARC board aswe participate in these events.

There is an urgent need to do some recruiting for ourclub. All of us are getting older and it is getting harder andharder for us to support the large events that we have donein the past. I would like to continue with the MS 150, Bay 2Bay and the ADA rides. This is becoming more and moredifficult with our decreased numbers. I need for you to talkwith your motorcycling friends about the benefits of hamversus GB on a motor and encourage them to join us inMARC or at least to attend a meeting or two so they cansee what we do to support charities in our localcommunities.

I was not one of the lucky ones who took home one ofthe super prizes at our Christmas party last month. Jim,REA, won a gift certificate for Huntington Honda and did notneed it for his Beemer so he was kind enough to re-gift it tome. I will make an appointment for the first service onByYou next month. It will be due by then. Here at theresidence, the kids got most of the presents but Santa waskind and let me get a carpet set for my trunk and sidebags. Now my helmet won’t clunk when I put it in the trunkand items stored in the side bags won’t be so apt to rattle. Istill would like to find an antenna for the left side of thetrunk, not for the CB function, that is not needed, but toprovide a mount for a second flag opposite my Stars &Stripes, which I like to fly on the right. I will shop for oneafter the first of the year.

It was early in the morning, 3 December 2016, when sixof our MARC members met at the Alosta Brewery inCovina. No, not for a beer but to help with the CysticFibrosis bicycle ride. The December weather was quitecrisp but it did warm up later in the day. John, JCB, andBill, WBD, provided net control service from John’smotorhome. Mark, ZRP was available for SAG rider dutiesand Michael, FB, was there in his car for SAG duties. Jeff,SUP and I were there on motors for our normal MARC

PRESIDENT:JOHN REYNOLDS W5JFR

SECRETARYITREASURER!EDITOR:BONNIE DAVIS KD6OFQ

50150 & DOOR PRIZES:MIJO REYNOLDS KF6BEB

MARC WEBMASTER:CHARLES ROBLESRAY DAVISMARC LIST:LEWIS OSBORNCHARLES ROBLES

escort job. All went well. We only had a minimal amount ofroad to patrol as most of the ride was on the San Gabrielriver bicycle paths. But Jeff, Michael, and I went about ourassigned tasks with due diligence. With only 45 or 50bicyclists participating in this event, it was easy to keepthem on the proper path be it street or bicycle way. Noaccidents were reported and only a couple of riders werefound to be off route. After all the riders had returned tothe start/finish, the six of us from MARC who were there tosupport the event enjoyed a very good BBQ sandwich anda cool drink courtesy of the CF foundation. I am not sureabout the others, but I look forward to participating in moreof these smaller events. Thanks to the crew that workedthis event.Our next MARC meeting will be on 14 January 2017 at

the Home town Buffet. See you there at 8:00 AM forbreakfast. The Net will be on Wednesday, the 11th at 7:30PM. Join me on 446.900 — PL 110.9 for your chance at$5.00 worth of 50-50 tickets.

John F. ReynoldsPresident MARC(909) 8200509Johnw5jfrtroadrunner.com

“Snow falls softly on the hearts of those who believe inthe miracles of Christmas.” (Susan Gale)

“Always reach for the stars, the moon, the sun—all ofit. There’s always somewhere more to go.”(Jessica Simpson)

“Our prime purpose in this life is to help others.” (DaliLama)

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DEL MAR TOUR DE CURE APRIL 29th, 2017START/FINISH AT DEL MAR FAIRGROUNDS2260 JTM1’IY DTJRANTE BLVD, DEL MAR, CA 92014GOAL: $368,000 RIDERS:ACHIEVED: $32,864.99 Teams: 26 RIDERS: 202ROUTES MILES: 1,15,29, 62, 100

Raising awareness in your community about diabetes,supporting life-saving research and helping people whoare discriminated against because they have diabetes.

Jim KD6REA BONNIE KD6OFQLOS ANGELES TOUR DE CURE JUNE 10,2017SANTA FE RECREATIONAL DAM, IRWINDALE,CA (START & FINISH)GOALS: $750,000 RIDERS: TEAMS:ACHIEVED $23,303 RIDERS: 242 TEAMS: 46

Tour de Cure is the premier cycling fundraising eventof the American Diabetes Association and the nation’slargest diabetes cycling event.That is pretty good considering that the event is notuntil June 10th, 2017. In the coming months, we willhave a chance to pre-ride the course when it is moreclosely finished. As always, thanks for the support ofMARC.

Thanks,Zippy, KE6ZRP

MARK KE6ZRP Zippy JOHN N6JCBTOUR DE OC MAY 20, 2017NEWPORT MESA CHURCH & VANGUARDUNWERISTY2599 NEWPORT BLVD, COSTA MESA, CA

Tour de OC is a fully supported fundraising cyclingevent to benefit a week long summer camp that isfull of LIFE ChANGING moments and uniqueopportunities of hope for the children in the fostercare system to neglect and abuse. Our goal is tosend 100 kids to camp with the cost per camper atover $750

Kim KI6MRQ Scott K6IXQ Gary Rigdon

MS BAY TO BAY OCTOBER 21 & 22,2017START @ IRVINE TRANSPORTATION CTR15215 BARRANCA PARKWAY, IRVINE, CA 92618Goals: $2,500,000 Teams: Riders:Achieved: $2,324,485.08 (2016 goal)

Fundraising has been very successful for the 2016 event.They are within $60k of an all time. We will get a finaltally after fundraising closes Jan 26.

There is a committee dinner on Jan. 4 at BJs detailsto follow. The next regular meeting is Jan. 18, andthe Bike Awareness dinner is Feb 11 with a committeemeeting to follow.The 2017 routes are changing For Day 1 the 75 and 100mile routes will be different. The Day 2 routes arechanging as well to avoid some congested areas andmove the finish line to Crown Point Park instead ofHospitality Point. All-in-all the route changes arepositive and will make the ride safer.Renata is now the director for the four rides. Bay toBay, Coastal Challenge, Bike Las Vegas and Go Big orGo Home(Hawaii) Congratulations to her!!Renata has also asked ifwe can support the CoastalChallenge ride on March 25, 2017. This ride starts andfinishes at the Rose Bowl, there are 20,50 and 100 mileroutes. The 100 mile goes over Glendora MountainRoad. This is a well established ride with about 1,000participants each year.

Michael Rickey AF6FB CoordinatorMichae1.rickey(igmail.comAndy W6AJB John KC6ZOZ

“MARC” CALENDAR FOR 2017(SUBJECT TO CHANGE)JANUARY 14THFEBRUARYMARCH 11Th,

APRILMAYJUNE(CHGE DUE “TDC LOS ANGELES” EVENT IS 6/10,2017)JULY NO MEETINGAUGUST 12,2017SEPTEMBER 9, 2017OCTOBER 14, 2017NOVEMBER 11, 2017DECEMBER 9, 2017

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NET DRAWING WINNERS: NETS ON 446.900 PL 110.9Check in on the net on the Wednesday night before themeeting:DOOR PRIZES DONATED BY MARC & WINNERChristmas winners 2016* ** ** * **** * ** ** *** ** *** *

1. DEC. $25 GIFT CERTIFICATE DONATED BYHUNTINGTON HONDA---John KC6ZOZ2. JULY $25 GIFT CERTIFICATE DONATED BYHUNTINGTON HONDA—Jim KD6REA3. $60 MULTI-FUNCTION PORTABLE POWERDONATED BY “MARC-Alvin KD6UZM4. $60 MULTI-FUNCTION PORTABLE POWERDONATED BY “MARC”-Jim N6JWL5. SET OF 2 LED HAND PAINTED HURRICNESDONATED BY “MARC”—Alvin KD6UZM6. TIN OF COOKIES DONATED BY “MARC”—JimN6JWL7. $30 GIFT CERTIFICATE FROM HOME DEPOTDONATED BY “MARC”-Jim N6JWL8. $50 GW[ CERTIFICATE FROM HONEY BAKEDHAMS DONATED BY “MARC”-Scott K6IXQ9. 25 CHRISTMAS CARDS DONATED BY “MARC”- AlvinKD6UZM10. TRAY/MINI CUPCAKES DONATED BY“MARC”-Alvin KD6UZM11. 3 PC SNOWMAN SET DONATED BY “MARC”- MikeN6QZT12. EXQUISIT BISCUIT ASSTMENT DONATED BY“MARC”—- Ray KD6FHN13. WifiTE CHRISTMAS TREE DONATED BY“MARC”Chuck KG6NJP gave to Ten14. KOBALT 106 PC TOOL ACCESSORIES DONAT6ED BY“MARC”-Alvin KD&UZMNRO $50 GIFT CERTIFICATE REDONATED BY RAYKD6FHN—Ray KD6FHNMISCELLNEOUS CHRISTMAS BAG DONATED BYBONNIE KD6OFQ-(BATTERY DOGGY, SLEEP AROMATHERAPY, CHERRYMIST, POCKET BLOC FRENCH LAVENDER, COASTERSET, 2017 WALL CALENDAR, DICTIONARYBOOKMARK) John KC6ZOZKEVALIA COFFEE POT DONATED BY RAY &BONNIE-- Jeff KB6SUPMEMBER DONATION:Wireless Weather Station donated by John W5JFR wonby Jim N6JWLHonda gift card donated by Jim KD6REAwon by JohnKC6ZOZHonda gift card donated by Jim KD6REA won by AlvinKD6UZMChocolate donated by Kim KI6MRQ won by MikeN6QZTLeatherman donated by Bill K6WBD & Ginger won byAlvin KD6UZMRadio donated by Mark KE6ZRP won by MichaelAF6FB

$25 Claim Jumper gift card donated by Bob N61JKwon by Bob N6TJK$25 Kohl’s gift card donated by Sandy KB6IFU won byMaggieAce Gift card donated by John KC6ZOZ won by CharlesKF6TXI2 gift baskets donated Mike N7WNO & Maggie won byBonnie KD6OFQ & Scott K6IXQWe thank everyone for donating a gift for the Christmasdrawing.

SECRETARY/Treasurer/NewsLetter Editor-Bonnie KD6OFQMEMBERSHIP:::: DECEMBER & JANUARY ISRENEWAL TIME FOR “MARC” MEMBERSDUES::: $12 a year and if you care to youcan pay more than one year at a time.. .That’s 12months... .There will be a renewal reminder in yournewsletter...THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME AND EFFORTS.SUNSHINE CORNER:::::I believe Bill K6WBD & Bonnie KD6OFQ areslowly recovering from their health problems.Checked on Sheron KC6ZSH & Tom K2QGT theyare doing ok but Tom has to go for a new leg again.We pray for those who are ill, not feeling well or justnot up to par, as we love each and every one ofyou... try to get well.. Our love and prayers forall members..A special “Thank You” for those who are takingthe time for our Fallen Military, ushering them totheir final destination of rest & Remember ourWounded Warriors in your prayers...We honor our Military for putting their lives indanger so we may live. Their families need oursupport in any way we can.Keep up the spirit... Love & Gratitude to allGOD BLESS AMERICA SUPPORT OURTROOPS

IN GOD WE TRUST

SCAM ALERT!! Before you get rid of a box that a TVor other pricey present came in, cut it up or fold it so theouter label is hidden or black the address out. Lawenforcement warns that thieves scan streets, notingwhich houses got expensive items for Christmas—thenmake plans to return to try to steal them. Keeping yourgifts secret keeps you off their list.

TO QUELL A COUGH:: Heat 8oz of water, ltsp koshersalt & a thin slice of garlic on stove until salt is dissolved.Let cool Take 2 tsp of honey then gargle with the garlicwater..

What is my spark? —Carlos Varon-K2LCV

It is often said that riding a motorcycle liberates a person in a way that nothing else can. ‘Zen and the Artof Motorbike Maintenance’ stated the following: “In a car you’re always in a compartment... you’re apassive observer and it isa!! moving by you boringly in aframe. On a cycle the frame is gone. You’recompletely in contact with it all. You’re in the scene, notjust watching it anymore, and the sense ofpresence is overwhelming.”

I was keen to experience this liberation. I had watched, researched, and craved a motorcycle that wouldprovide me this sensation for as long as I could remember. My pursuit of this emotion or path tosalvation started with a long line of Honda motorcycles: 250, 450, 500, V45-750, CB900C, 1100, 1200 untilthe streak was broken with a Harley Davidson Dyna Wide Glide, then to a Road King and finally to theUltra Classic. Procuring the Ultra Classic was an achievement in my assessment, a conquest of a sort.

Some people release their endorphins with weed, pills, alcohol, or some other drug of choice. I prefer anatural high. Someone once told me:”l don’t ride a bike to add days to my life. I ride a bike to add life tomy days”.

Why do I ride? I’ll give you the age old stock answer: “Ifyou have to ask you wouldn’t understand.” Butthe truth is we ride for lots of reasons. Yeah we make a lot of different excuses & rationalizations atdifferent stages of our riding life & some of them are true some of the time, but the truth also is we ridebecause we like it! Period. Case closed.

The motto of the 1960’s was “If itfeels good do it” & that still sounds like good advice to me, when itcomes to riding my Harley, at least. No need to confuse the issue with a lot of useless mental judo. I ridefor the same reason people jump out of planes. To feel the rush, the excitement, the freedom. Thesefeelings motivated and encouraged me to join the NYC HOG Chapter many years ago where I could sharethis love with other likeminded individuals.

Joining the New York City Harley Owners Group (HOG) chapter has afforded me the opportunity to meetmany new riders and visitors from across the world. I’ve met some great riders, from far off places likeItaly, Germany, Japan, Spain and the United Kingdom to name a few. Because of that camaraderie andmutual passion for the love of riding and Harley, I always want to make sure that anyone who visited ourchapter had a memorable experience with us.

Joining the Motorcycle Amateur Radio Club has introduced me to members who enjoy the thrill of ridinga motorcycle and our passion for HAM Radios.

I have a few rockers and patches on my vest and you know which one brings a smile to my face? A nametag given to me by the members many years ago unofficially naming me the “Goodwill Ambassador” ofthe chapter. That name tag is an extension of my character and personality thru the mechanism of themotorcycle.There are things to see, smell and just take in that you will never ever do in a car.THAT’S WHYIRIDEMy motorcycles turned the most boring road into an adventure.THAT’S WHY I RIDEIt is not where you live, or where you go, its how you get there.THAT’S WHY I RIDEBe well and Ride Safe.Carlos “Sensel” Varon-K2L.CVFormer Director/Photographerf... and “Goodwill Ambassador”

VERY IMPORTANT POSITIONS FILLED BYWONDERFUL MEMBERS ofMARC:

Billy Hall

MS 150K CoordinatorsMichael Rickey AF6FBAndy Rocker W6AJBJohn Edwards KC6ZOZ

TOUR DE OC For Abused Children Coordinator:Scott Farthing K6IXQKim Farthing KI6MRQ

Ship to Shore Tour de Cure Coordinators:Mark Kanzler KE6ZRPJohn Beckwith N6JCBBonnie Davis KD6OFQ

San Diego Tour de Cure Coordinator:Jim Banks KD6REABonnie Davis KD6OFQ

APRS Coordinator:ChuckWelmanBill DouglasCharles Robles

ECHOLINK Coordinator: Mark Kaazler, KE6ZRP<ke6zrp@sbcglobal.net>Echolink node 264283, orKE6ZRP-Lhome 818-242-1742 cell phone 818-450-9277

EMBROIDERY:ShEron Guthrie KC6ZSHmontanapd31(yahoo.com

History of the MRFThe first words of the street rider’ s first voice inWashington were uttered in 1985 in St. Louis,Missouri. There, the very founders of themotorcyclists’ rights movement in America gatheredfor a meeting of the minds. Leaders of StateMotorcyclists’ Rights Organizations (SMROs), theywanted to catapult to the national scenethe clout and effectiveness of SMROs — the strong,effective grassroots of state-based motorcyclists’rights.They knew it had to be done. Riders’ rights had to gonational, because the threat was national. Ourfounders at this meeting of the minds shared a keensense that danger was not just on the horizon butdead ahead, as freedom’s foes had just attackedwith a ban on motorcycles in the United StatesCongress.They knew it had to be done right. The founderswanted a staff that was alt muscle and no fat,supported not by casual members but driven by ateam of dedicated volunteers, with each volunteercommitted to shouldering his or her share of thedemands of liberty. They envisioned a teamcommitted to core values Like respect for riders’diverse lifestyles and opinions, integrity in conduct,excellence and boldness in facing challenges head-onand, above all, leadership — leadership in theunrelenting struggle for the safety and freedom ofAmerican motorcyclists.So, at a meeting of the minds ofrassroots leaders,a new leader was born: The Motorcycle RidersFoundation. The first motorcyclists’ rights advocacyorganization with a full-time legislative and politicalpresence in our nation’s capital. The onlyWashington voice devoted exclusively to you, thestreet rider. And each year, the leaders of the now-worldwide community gather for motorcycling’spremier political Leadership summit— named tocommemorate the gathering at which we werefounded: The MRF Meeting of the Minds.

MARC Equipment controllers are Ray Davis KD6FHN and AlvinBrown KD6UZM

“MARC” DUES:Dues are due yearly from January to January $12 (USA & Canada) &$15 for all other countries per household. It is a $1 per month afterFebruary for the balance of the year unless you want back copies thenit is a full $12. You may also pay for more than one year-yourchoice.

“A simple touch of kindness can heal a wound of thesoul which no medicine can touch.

(Debasish Mridha)

Throughout the USA and across the world, the torchof freedom burns in the hearts of motorcyclists. Oneby one, they recognize the need to becomevolunteers as co-partners in an organizationcommitted to integrity, respect, leadership,teamwork and excellence.

One by one, in every continent and culture,motorcyclists are deciding to Ride with theLeaders”.

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Seasoned Greetings from the MinnesotaTundra! Today was the 28th of December and Idid see one motorcycle heading south. Abeautiful day to be out, IF there is no Ice orsnow in the alley. (can wait.(did get3 days of riding in atthefirstof thismonth. Accumulation of miles on this K bike isclose to 13,000. 1 was hoping for more but dueto an old machine and parts that needed to bereplaced.

However I still get the usual discussions fromnon riders as well as summer riders, BGot thatmotorcycle stored for the winter?” a smileappears on my face.. “No the BMW is ready togo at a moments notice!” And the sock or theshake of a head from summer riders. ‘Don’t youget cold?” some ask that don’t ride. And againthe smile and the easy answer, “Electric Heat.”

The first week of April is usually the start ofworking seasonal. I had gone to see the fulltimers last week before Christmas, “Where isthat motorcycle?” The guys laughed. “And howwas Ito bring this case of oatmeal cookies?” Icountered.“Are you coming back next Spring, Tim?” Theyasked. I nodded munching on my oatmealcookie.

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So the first interview is in March, I get 5 unpaidvacation days for each season I work. I don’tthink they will refuse my time off to come in Mayfor the 25th MARC anniversary breakfast. ARay Davis trip for sure... well no extra gas tankson this beemer.

Happy New Year! And 73,Timothy Lindstrom, abOtsColumbia Heights, MN1992 BMW K75, 40,000 + miles

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