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Members of the Pueblo Bikers United flag football team celebrate their 51-35 win over the law enforcement team in the Toy Bowl Classic. The annual gridiron grudge match was played October 11 to benefit PBU’s holiday toy and gift drive. The charity football game has been played 29 consecutive years, longer than any other event of its kind. Photo by Tim Anderson.

Pigs Cleared In Angel Shooting

South Dakota Circuit Court Judge Warren Johnson on November 14, 2008, dismissed the last criminal charges filed against members of the Iron Pigs police motorcycle gang involved in the barroom shooting of a member of the Hells Angels Motorcycle Club during a barroom fight during the 2008 Sturgis Motorcycle Rally.

NOVEMBER 2008 ISSUE

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November & December Events

NOVEMBER

1 - American Legion Riders Charity Benefit,
Gillette, Wyoming
The Windriders of Post 42 are giving away a 2009 Super Glide in an effort to raise money for Gillette College Scholarships and their Veterans Fund. The event will be held at the legion, 200 Rockpile Rd. Tickets for the bike are $100 and only 250 will be sold. For tickets and information contact Robin @ 307-660-8347

4 – ELECTION DAY
United States Of America
It’s your right, it’s your voice. Go vote.

6-9 – 8th Annual Rocky Point Rally
Puerto Penasco, Mexico

BOOMER'S WAR HOG

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Honoring and appreciating veterans is something some people do only one or two days a year. On the other hand, some people do it every day, and are not afraid to show the way they feel or what they’re all about.

Boomer Kelly is one of the latter.

The former Airborne and field artillery trooper with the US Army has created a rolling tribute to the American Soldier from his 1995 Fat Boy. The FLSTF is now more like an FLSTF-40mm, M79-linked 7.62mm-20mm-pullpin, go boom. Boomer calls it “The Warhog” for short.

FOUR STRAIGHT! BIKERS TAKE TOY BOWL 51-35

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By Tim Anderson

You couldn’t ask for a better stage.

On October 11, 2008, the weather was cool and overcast, with a light mist falling.
The stands were filled with motorcycling football fans; many of whom rode to the field.
The opponents were ready to square off—playing for pride…one side trying to end a three-year skid, the other looking to make a statement.

FREAKY & FINE AT THE BUFFALO ROSE

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It’s the night all the fun-loving creeps and whackos come out for a good time; and on Halloween night, there were few better times to be had than the one at the Buffalo Rose in Golden.

While Kenny the undertaker played master of ceremonies, the rest of us tripped over the One Nightstand while looking at the Erotic Dolls that spun, writhed and danced around the joint. Frankenstein was lurching around, and the Joker kept everyone guessing, and Billy Idol sneered at some old Witch.

SPOOKY GOOD TIME AT THE CLUBHOUSE

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If there is a holiday just for the fun-loving biker, it’s Halloween.

This year, just like every year, the Sons Of Silence Motorcycle Club embraced the “official” biker holiday with a great costume party at the clubhouse. O.K., so it’s not an “official” party, but Halloween is still a great excuse to have a good time and throw a hell of a party.

And that’s exactly what happened on Saturday October 25th.

MADDOG'S CHRISTMAS FOR KIDS TOY RUN BIGGEST YET

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Up at Maddog Custom Cycles in Conifer, Colorado, they’ve taken a personal interest in making sure area kids have as great a Christmas as is possible. So have a few hundred of their friends.

GILLETTE'S TOY STORE

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By Sammi

Bikers aren’t generally perceived by the non-riding public as soft in any way. But, we all know that when it comes to kids at Christmastime, bikers give and give and give.

There’s no exception to that here in Northeastern Wyoming, where every year for more then 20 years, the local A.B.A.T.E. chapter has sponsored a toy store geared towards helping create a merry Christmas for area kids who might not have one otherwise.

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