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The Hollister Rally began in 1947. It’s believed to be the event that gave rise to the American Biker and was the inspiration for the 1953 cult classic movie, “The Wild One, starring Marlon Brando and Lee Marvin. The cast, adorned in leather jackets, introduced hipster biker phrases to movie audiences and defined biker fashion for decades to come. The movie is a cultural milestone and motorcycle enthusiasts return to Hollister every 4th of July weekend to celebrate this cultural icon.
Stop by Chancla’s Cantina on the first Saturday of every month from 3 to 6 pm for a bike wash from one of Sin City Biker’s Ladies of Sin for $20 with a portion of proceeds going to Rider SOS. Kicking off on July 4th with a special appearance by side show and fire performer Jessabella Marie.
Grand Fathers MC Pancake Breakfast is held the 1st Sunday of every month (except June & Nov) from 8 am-11 am at the American Legion Post 200 18871 Grand ave Lake Elsinore Ca 92530.$4.00 donation
Every Wednesday All Year Long
– Live Music
– All You Can Eat Spaghetti, Salad, and Garlic Bread – Only $5.00 / plate
– Full Bar – Cocktails, Beer, Wine – Buckets of Beer Specials
Cook’s Corner
19152 Santiago Canyon Rd
Trabuco Canyon, CA 92679
Cook’s Corner is considered to be one of the most famous biker bars in Southern California. It is located at the juncture of Santiago Canyon and Live Oak Canyon roads. Cook’s Corner was named after Andrew Jackson Cook, who got about 190 acres of Aliso Canyon in a land trade in 1884. In 1926, his son, Earl Jack “E.J.” Cook converted a cabin into a restaurant for miners and local ranchers. After Prohibition ended in 1933, alcohol began being sold, and Cook’s Corner became a full-fledged bar. In 1946, Cook bought an old mess hall from the Santa Ana Army Air Base and the tavern was born. In 1970, a Santa Ana motorcycle accessories owner purchased it and Cooks Corner was molded into what it represents today…an old-fashioned roadhouse. Cook’s (as it is normally referred) is still as rugged-looking as a World War II-era-mess-hall-turned-biker-bar should look.
Children’s Ride 25, Sunday, July 12: Riders will participate in a mystery ride with three planned stops between Emerald Downs in Auburn
and Destination Harley-Davidson in Tacoma. Riders will be provided the clue for the first stop at check in for the ride.
Includes a Children’s Ride pin, patch, lunch and entertainment.
Registration is $35/rider or $50/rider which includes t-shirt, pin, and patch.
First Gold Gaming Resort invites 3 wheeler riders, all makes & models of trikes for great area riding and group activities. 270 Main St.
Every Wednesday All Year Long
– Live Music
– All You Can Eat Spaghetti, Salad, and Garlic Bread – Only $5.00 / plate
– Full Bar – Cocktails, Beer, Wine – Buckets of Beer Specials
Cook’s Corner
19152 Santiago Canyon Rd
Trabuco Canyon, CA 92679
Cook’s Corner is considered to be one of the most famous biker bars in Southern California. It is located at the juncture of Santiago Canyon and Live Oak Canyon roads. Cook’s Corner was named after Andrew Jackson Cook, who got about 190 acres of Aliso Canyon in a land trade in 1884. In 1926, his son, Earl Jack “E.J.” Cook converted a cabin into a restaurant for miners and local ranchers. After Prohibition ended in 1933, alcohol began being sold, and Cook’s Corner became a full-fledged bar. In 1946, Cook bought an old mess hall from the Santa Ana Army Air Base and the tavern was born. In 1970, a Santa Ana motorcycle accessories owner purchased it and Cooks Corner was molded into what it represents today…an old-fashioned roadhouse. Cook’s (as it is normally referred) is still as rugged-looking as a World War II-era-mess-hall-turned-biker-bar should look.
The Beartooth Rally is the 3rd weekend of July every year. This year the dates are July 16th – July 19th. The weekend consist of Poker walks through downtown Red Lodge and Poker Runs that take you up and over the iconic Beartooth Pass into Wyoming. Music, Street Dances, and much more!
The 5th annual Gears-N-Grub Motorcycle Rally will take place July 17-19. This event draws thousands of motorcyclists from the tri-state area and includes 2 Stages of Live Music. Motorcycle High Wire Act, Burn Out Competition, Laser Light Show, Stunt Riders, 100+ vendors, Food Vendors. At the Erie County Fairgrounds, this is a family friendly motorcycle rally. A true Motor Heads rally, with motorcyclist from all over the country loving this event!
Northwest Motorcycles and Service 3rd annual bike show with FXR Rally brought to you by law tigers. Food drinks music and motorcycles. and a benefit ride…
All proceeds donated to: Cystic Fibrosis Foundation ~ Great Strides ~ Team Haylee
Registration @ 9:30am Northwest Motorcycles and Service 1450 Cole St Enumclaw WA 98022
Riders $20 ~ Passengers $5 (All Bikes Welcome)~ 50/50 Raffle ~
KSU @ 10:30am – We will ride up SR 410 to the rest area, take a break, then make our way back down to enjoy food, drink, music, & motorcycles at Northwest Motorcycles and Service 3rd Annual Motorcycle Show & FXR Rally
Every Wednesday All Year Long
– Live Music
– All You Can Eat Spaghetti, Salad, and Garlic Bread – Only $5.00 / plate
– Full Bar – Cocktails, Beer, Wine – Buckets of Beer Specials
Cook’s Corner
19152 Santiago Canyon Rd
Trabuco Canyon, CA 92679
Cook’s Corner is considered to be one of the most famous biker bars in Southern California. It is located at the juncture of Santiago Canyon and Live Oak Canyon roads. Cook’s Corner was named after Andrew Jackson Cook, who got about 190 acres of Aliso Canyon in a land trade in 1884. In 1926, his son, Earl Jack “E.J.” Cook converted a cabin into a restaurant for miners and local ranchers. After Prohibition ended in 1933, alcohol began being sold, and Cook’s Corner became a full-fledged bar. In 1946, Cook bought an old mess hall from the Santa Ana Army Air Base and the tavern was born. In 1970, a Santa Ana motorcycle accessories owner purchased it and Cooks Corner was molded into what it represents today…an old-fashioned roadhouse. Cook’s (as it is normally referred) is still as rugged-looking as a World War II-era-mess-hall-turned-biker-bar should look.
Every Wednesday All Year Long
– Live Music
– All You Can Eat Spaghetti, Salad, and Garlic Bread – Only $5.00 / plate
– Full Bar – Cocktails, Beer, Wine – Buckets of Beer Specials
Cook’s Corner
19152 Santiago Canyon Rd
Trabuco Canyon, CA 92679
Cook’s Corner is considered to be one of the most famous biker bars in Southern California. It is located at the juncture of Santiago Canyon and Live Oak Canyon roads. Cook’s Corner was named after Andrew Jackson Cook, who got about 190 acres of Aliso Canyon in a land trade in 1884. In 1926, his son, Earl Jack “E.J.” Cook converted a cabin into a restaurant for miners and local ranchers. After Prohibition ended in 1933, alcohol began being sold, and Cook’s Corner became a full-fledged bar. In 1946, Cook bought an old mess hall from the Santa Ana Army Air Base and the tavern was born. In 1970, a Santa Ana motorcycle accessories owner purchased it and Cooks Corner was molded into what it represents today…an old-fashioned roadhouse. Cook’s (as it is normally referred) is still as rugged-looking as a World War II-era-mess-hall-turned-biker-bar should look.
Grand Fathers MC Pancake Breakfast is held the 1st Sunday of every month (except June & Nov) from 8 am-11 am at the American Legion Post 200 18871 Grand ave Lake Elsinore Ca 92530.$4.00 donation
Every Wednesday All Year Long
– Live Music
– All You Can Eat Spaghetti, Salad, and Garlic Bread – Only $5.00 / plate
– Full Bar – Cocktails, Beer, Wine – Buckets of Beer Specials
Cook’s Corner
19152 Santiago Canyon Rd
Trabuco Canyon, CA 92679
Cook’s Corner is considered to be one of the most famous biker bars in Southern California. It is located at the juncture of Santiago Canyon and Live Oak Canyon roads. Cook’s Corner was named after Andrew Jackson Cook, who got about 190 acres of Aliso Canyon in a land trade in 1884. In 1926, his son, Earl Jack “E.J.” Cook converted a cabin into a restaurant for miners and local ranchers. After Prohibition ended in 1933, alcohol began being sold, and Cook’s Corner became a full-fledged bar. In 1946, Cook bought an old mess hall from the Santa Ana Army Air Base and the tavern was born. In 1970, a Santa Ana motorcycle accessories owner purchased it and Cooks Corner was molded into what it represents today…an old-fashioned roadhouse. Cook’s (as it is normally referred) is still as rugged-looking as a World War II-era-mess-hall-turned-biker-bar should look.
Olympia Abate Chapter Monthly Meeting. We meet monthly on the 1st Thursday of each month at Tea Leaf II restaurant, 4646 Pacific Ave. SE, Lacy, WA,98503. Social hour: 6pm, meeting 7pm.
2020 Olympia ABATE Chapter Monthly Meeting @ Olympia, WA March 5th @ 6:00 pm
Olympia Abate Chapter Monthly Meeting. We meet monthly on the 1st Thursday of each month at Tea Leaf II restaurant, 4646 Pacific Ave. SE, Lacy, WA,98503. Social hour: 6pm, meeting 7pm.
Kittitas County Fire District 1 Car and Bike show 4Th Annual! Benefiting Kittitas County Children’s charities and Kittitas County Special Olympics. Cruz August 7, 2020 Starting at 7:00 pm cruz Ellensburg ending up at Redhorse diner. Car and Bike show Saturday August 8, 2020 Starting at 9:00am Station 11, 10700 Thorp Hwy N, Thorp, WA 98946. Entry fee $25.00 Music, Food, Cars and Bikes. General public is free. For additional info 509-964-2435.
Every Wednesday All Year Long
– Live Music
– All You Can Eat Spaghetti, Salad, and Garlic Bread – Only $5.00 / plate
– Full Bar – Cocktails, Beer, Wine – Buckets of Beer Specials
Cook’s Corner
19152 Santiago Canyon Rd
Trabuco Canyon, CA 92679
Cook’s Corner is considered to be one of the most famous biker bars in Southern California. It is located at the juncture of Santiago Canyon and Live Oak Canyon roads. Cook’s Corner was named after Andrew Jackson Cook, who got about 190 acres of Aliso Canyon in a land trade in 1884. In 1926, his son, Earl Jack “E.J.” Cook converted a cabin into a restaurant for miners and local ranchers. After Prohibition ended in 1933, alcohol began being sold, and Cook’s Corner became a full-fledged bar. In 1946, Cook bought an old mess hall from the Santa Ana Army Air Base and the tavern was born. In 1970, a Santa Ana motorcycle accessories owner purchased it and Cooks Corner was molded into what it represents today…an old-fashioned roadhouse. Cook’s (as it is normally referred) is still as rugged-looking as a World War II-era-mess-hall-turned-biker-bar should look.