Power, Freedom On A Bike
Motorcycle Rally Features Seminars For Women Riders
Posted: September 27, 2012 at 2:54 a.m.
Gil Johnson, instructor for Harley-Davidson’s Rider’s Edge motorcycle safety program, speaks Wednesday during a riders seminar geared toward women at the Baum Motorcycle Village as a part of Bikes, Blues & BBQ in Fayetteville.
As a child, Nancy Hutson thought every motorcycle came with a “a hot guy.”
The Lineup
Bikes, Blues & BBQ
The annual motorcycle rally runs today through Saturday at three venues in Fayetteville. Rally headquarters is in front of the Walton Arts Center on Dickson Street. Complete schedules of events and music are available at nwaonline.com.
Today
Events
1 p.m.: Stunt Team Exhibition, Baum Stadium/Tyson Track
2:30 p.m.: Stunt Team Exhibition, Dickson Street Beer Garden
7-9 p.m.: Harley Owners Group members only party, The Rogue
7:30 p.m.: Hambone Express Pig Races, Washington County Fairgrounds
10 p.m.: Miss BBB semifinal competition, Jose’s Restaurant
Beer Gardens
Dickson Street: Noon-11:30 p.m.
Baum Stadium/Tyson Track: Noon-9 p.m.
Fairgrounds/BB&BBQ Saloon: 3 p.m. - midnight
Music
Main Stage
Parking lot at the corner of Dickson Street and West Avenue
3 p.m.: Left of Center
4:30 p.m.: Night Train
6 p.m.: The Odds
8 p.m.: Big ’Uns
10 p.m.: Trick Bag
10 p.m.: Nace Brothers
Saloon Stage
Washington County Fairgrounds
8 p.m.: E & The Boys
10 p.m.: Trick Bag
Transportation
4 p.m. - midnight: A shuttle will run from the fairgrounds to Dickson Street. It will leave the fairgrounds on the hour and Dickson Street on the half hour. Fare: $5 one way, $8 round trip.
5 p.m. - midnight: The Arkansas/Missouri Railroad passenger train will depart Dickson Street on the hour and Baum Stadium on the half hour. Fare: $2 each way.
Source: bikesbluesandbbq.com
At A Glance
Listen Up Ladies
Harley-Davidson will host free educational seminars during Bikes, Blues & BBQ geared to women at 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. today, Friday and Saturday at Baum Motorcycle Village in Fayetteville.
Source: Staff Reports
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everyone that owns a bike should never armorall the tires. they look great wet but can be very dangerous when it comes to curves in the road. I told a friend years ago that his tires sure looked slick after he detailed his bike and he just thought he did a good job till we started riding and he ended up on the pavement.
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