Join us for "Nick's Ride," Sunday, April 19, at the Moose Lodge, 67 Fitchburg Street, in Marlborough as greater MetroWest area riders and groups have joined with the MMSF, SEMMSF and BVMSF to honor Nick "Dino" Butler, and raise some funds for his daughter's educational scholarship fund and launch a greater "MetroWest" division of the Massachusetts Motorcyclists Survivor's Fund, to help promote motorcycle safety and awareness to reduce motorcycle accidents and assist local families of riders killed and/or seriously injured in accidents.
"Riders helping Riders." Non-riders are welcomed but cars cannot participate in the Ride. This is a family friendly Event - bring the children and grand kids !
See www.MassMSF.org for more info, a downloadable flyer for the event, and for advance ride tickets and donations.
Nick was killed on April 21, 2006, just three weeks after his daughter (Samantha's) 1st Birthday, when a very young driver turned left in front of his oncoming motorcycle. Christine has testified at the State House in support of the increased penalties bill.
Co-sponsored and supported by (in alphabetical order)
www.BostonBiker.com
www.bvmsurvivorsfund.org
www.Fingercuff.net (live music band Nick played in)
www.MassMSF.org
www.SEMMSF.org
www.StarTouring.org (Chapters 239, 291, 449)
www.XtremeRiders.com
Advance tickets at $15 per person can be purchased securely on line at www.MassMSF.org, and includes food. At the gate we will need to request an additional $5 for food tickets. Buy your tickets early and save $5 !
Staging begins at 9:30 at the Moose Lodge, 67 Fitchburg Street, Marlborough. The estimated 45-50 mile slow Ride leaves at Noon Sharp, and will travel past the roadside memorial where Nick was killed.
Live music by Fingercuff, food, bike games, raffles and auctions will be included. We have the outside pavilion and inside function hall - this is a rain or shine event.
Planning sessions are underway. If you'd like to join in as a volunteer or co-sponsor, please write us at Contact@MassMSF.org
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