It is the beginning of June and it is already running in the 90’s.  It is a good time to review our summer riding habits, so I’m re-posting the Summer Riding tips from a previous letter:

1. Drink plenty of water.

2. Dress properly for the weather conditions.

3. Keep sunscreen with you if you are going to be out in the sun all day.

4. Drink some more water.

5. Pay attention to the other riders that are around you to make sure they aren't dehydrating.

6. If you are going on a long ride and like to take snacks, take fruit. Fruit will help replace your liquids.

7. Check your bike out. Your oil is a large part of your cooling system. Make sure it is at the right level and doesn't need to be changed.

8. Check your tires, tires will wear faster in the summer than the winter, you ride more and the rubber softens with heat. Good air pressure is the best step for prolonging the life of your tires and ensuring safety.

9. Pay attention to the other rider’s tires. If they are ahead of you, they could affect you and your safety.

10. Display your colors as much as possible and let folks know who we are and who we ride for.

11. Be a blessing to someone.

12. Be careful and have fun.

(Written by Vice-Prez Terry G.)

This month we have two scheduled rides, one on June 14, 2008 which will be to bring Angle Food box to a family and then ride to “Friends and Family Restaurant” for good food, fellowship and singing!  We are to meet at Word of Grace at 4:30 with a departing time of 5 p.m.   The second ride will be June 21,2008 meeting at Word of Grace 8am and departing at 8:30 to Mike T’s lake house in North Louisiana.

Last meeting (May) we had a special guest Will Loewer and he brought the Stallion by for us to ride.  We want to say thank you for taking the time to stop by and for listening to our members.  We hope you continue to have great success in your business.  Please visit their website:  http://www.loewerpowersports.com/

Be safe and ride with extra caution, Cager’s don’t see you so drive defensive!  May God bless you and your family.  Remember to be Christ to somebody and always have a servants Heart!