THE BEEMER - BMW Motorcycle Club of Nashville

THE BEEMER
BMW Hotline 595-6203 FEBRUARY 2008
President: Polly Wright – 794-4280 Treasurer: Mark King -790-8038
Vice President: Danny Wiley – 646-7801 Newsletter Editors: Polly Wright - 794-4280 & Mike Gillespie – 830-5033
Secretary: Robert Cates – 662-2837 Activities Dir: Ron Brant: 631-2796
PRESIDENT’S CORNER
Polly Wright
We have the new laptop that the club agreed to
purchase. It will be used for the newsletter, the
Rally and all Club business. I hope to be able to do
the newsletter with a little less effort and some
changes in the next month or so. I hope you will
like the changes. This one will be about the same.
The Polar Bear ride was a big success. There is
more information on it as well as photos in this
newsletter. I would like to thank Rob and Kay Brant
for their hospitality after the ride. We had a good
turnout for the ride as well as the soup, chili and
goodies the Kay and Ron provided. It was
excellent. Thanks folks, for all you did to make this
a success. A special thanks to Ron for planning
and leading the ride.
Our next meeting will be at Bloodworth’s for the
Chili cook off. Bring your crockpot full of Chili for
everyone to taste and judge. We’ll see who has the
winning chili recipe. There will be a 1 st , 2 nd , and 3 rd
place cash prize winner.
Please let me know if you are planning to be there.
We will need to know how many plates, drinks, and
all the other things to have ready for that night. We
also need to let David and Virginia know how many
to plan for the year.
I am still looking for ideas for programs for this
year. If you have any ideas or want to present a
program yourself, just let me know.
We are planning a Tech Session in March at Andy
Valentine’s. You will be hearing more about that in
the next month by emails. Don’t forget to send me
any news you have. I like to hear about trips, rides,
new technologies on bikes, and things you think
someone would like to know about.
Polly
NEXT MEETING
BLOODWORTH MOTORSPORTS
WHITE BRIDGE ROAD
6:30 PM
FEBRUARY 5, 2008
CHILI COOK OFF
BRING YOUR CHILI
Happy Birthday To:
BILL CARTY 2/19
CONNIE REAVES 2/11
BRET PERISHO 2/11
LARRY DREADEN 2/14
PAT BURNS 2/17
SCOT HUGHES 2/17
IT’S TIME TO PAY YOUR DUES. If you are a
member already it will be $20. For the year.
Associate members $8.00. Please remember to
fill out a membership form when you Pay your
dues.
KERMIT CHAIR COMPANY
Call us toll-free at 1-(888)-729-9836
MARK YOUR CALENDARS FOR THE
LAST WEEKEND IN OCTOBER.
THAT WILL BE THE 25 TH AND 26 TH .
DATE FOR THE RIBFEST THIS YEAR.
WE HAVE JUST LEARNED THAT THE
ALABAMA CLUB WILL BE THERE
FOR THEIR MONTHLY MEETING.
I HOPE ALL OF YOU WILL TRY TO
BE THERE TO WELCOME THEM TO
TENNESSEE. CALL IT A MINI RALLY
IF YOU WOULD LIKE.
PLEASE LET ME KNOW IF YOU PLAN
TO ATTEND. POLLY

or visit us at www.kermitchair.com
I have a 2003 ST 1100P Honda for sale. (It is a Police
bike without the lights or siren). It has been lowered
and has top case and LED signal lights, heli bars.
Purchased 9/16/07 and still has a 3 yr/36,000 mi
warranty, 279 total existing miles, (almost new).
Need to sell so I can buy a BMW. $8400.
Ph-615-504-8162, Dottie Johnson or email at
dotajohnson@yahoo.com. The bike is in Mt Juliet.
This bike belongs to Roy Miles cousin.
I have a pair of Lee Bailey hardcase liners for a
R1100RT. Almost new. $60. Montgomery Crenshaw
WCrenshaw@Charter.net or 615 453-2877
FOR SALE
BMW: 2005 1150R GSA Adventure with 6,600 miles. ABS
Brakes, Heated grips, BMW GPS Navigation, Satellite Radio,
Intercom system, everything in pictures. Matching helmet that
is wired for radio and intercom. Many accessories not listed
come with the bike. Price is $16,000
Mike Selitsch 615 494-5226
http://nashville.craigslist.org/mcy/344170802.html
Chris Fort, is selling his 1995 R1100RSL. It’s black,
with a red seat and the European style full lower
fairing. It has 16,000 miles on it, was just recently
serviced, and has a new battery and new Metzlers. It’s
in great shape, and Chris is asking $5,400. Knowing
Chris and the motorcycle, that sounds like a very good
deal for someone. Chris can be reached at 292-0450
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2002, Silver, 20k miles, original owner, bought and
serviced at Bloodworth’s, includes BMW bags with
liners, top case, tank bag, new Remus exhaust, GPS V
with Touratech mount, Techmotion R259 fuel
computer. All in perfect condition, pictures available.
Asking $9950. Scott Chambers
home tel: 383-6136 mobile tel: 478-0476
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I have a yellow 2001, 1150 GS with less than 10,000
miles. It has BMW bags, liners and an Aero Flow
windshield with lowers. It also has hand guards and
PIAA running lights. No damage history. $7200.00. I
also have a 2006 KLR 650 with approximately 1000
miles. Bigger windscreen, and Alum power coat panniers
with mounts. $4400.00. Ph 615-347-7474.
treed@communitycareinc.com__ Tony Reed.
1998 BMW 740 il, Aspen Silver & Black interior. 92,000
miles. Non smoker. No wrecks or rust. I'm 2nd owner.
Original owner in Houston. Needs nothing. ALL
maintainance done better than factory recommended
intervals. New Michelins, new brakes. More info and
pics, Email: l.c.chambers@comcast.net
PLEASE LET ME KNOW WHEN YOU SELL YOU
BIKE.
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WEBSITES
BMW Club email: pw630@aol.comALABAMA CLUB:
www.bmwmoal.org
BMW Motorrad USA
www.bmemotorcycles.com/home
www.bmwmoa.org
www.bmwmoga.info Georgia Mountain Rally
www.bmwrams.com – Rally
http://www.motorcyclespecs.co.za
www.bmwxplor.com/explor
www.thekickstandllc.com
http://www.wtv-zone.com/cal731
www.curvecowboyreunion.com
www.barbermuseum.org
www.amadirectlink.com
www.hondahoot.com
speedtv.com/index.php
www.bmwra.org
http://www.coloradobeemers.com
Bloodworth Motorsports: bloodmotor.com
Knoxville
http://tailofthedragon.com
www.bmwrok.org/rok_on_rally.htm
www.bmwclub.org
BMW Motorcycle USA
www.motorcycleevents.com
www.29Dreams.com
Helen Two Wheels Packing Systems
http://www.helen2wheels.com/
www.blueridgemotorcyclecamp.com
Carolina Beemers website change
www.carolinasbmwmoa.org
WWW.MUSICCITYPOWERSPORTS.COM
www.tdot.state.tn.us/tdotsmartway
http://www.kymotorcycle.com
http://www.amadirectlink.com/amrace/2006/mx/
06inde,
Www.southernwoodsrider.com/x.asp
http://www.mxsports.com

Web Sites on Motorcycle Camping
http://www.cyclefish.com/motorcycle_camping.asp
http://www.ridemyown.com/links/camping.shtml
http://www.wetleather.com/pages/camping.html
Web Sites on Motorcycle Travel
http://www.byways.org/
http://www.motorcycleroads.us/index.html
http://iwebwonder.com/Backroads/index2.html
http://www.travelingbikers.com
BMW MOTORCYCLE CLUB
CALENDER OF EVENTS 2008
FEBRUARY 5 – Chili Cook-off – Bloodworth MotorSPORTS
Feb 16 - 18 Arena Cross at the Municipal Auditorium
Feb 23 – Supercross in Atlanta
MARCH 2 – 8 Daytona Bike Week
March 4 – Club Meeting – Golden Corral in
Hermitage
March 8 - Club Ride – TBA (Weather Permitting)
March 8 – BMW Open House Bloodworth Motorsports
APRIL 1– Club Meeting – Sportsman’s Lodge/Cool
Springs
April 4 -6 Dogwood Trail Rally Mississippi
April 5 – Club Ride - TBA
April 18 -20 AMA Superbike Championship Series at
Barbers Motorsports Park
April 25 – Ed Bargey Track Day at the Nashville
Superspeedway
April 26-27 GNCC at Loretta Lynns, Hurricane Mills, TN
April 26-27 WERA Regional Race, Nashville Superspeedway,
Nashville, TN
April 26 – 27 Wagner Cup World Round Trials Championship –
Sequatchie, TN
MAY 6 – Club Meeting – Bloodworth’s Motorsports
May 2-4 Georgia Mountain Rally Hiawassee, GA
May 16 - 18 European Rider’s Rally – Burkesville, KY
May 22 - 25 Rocket City Rally – Huntsville, AL
JUNE 7 – Club Picnic – Albert Menefee Farm
June 14 – Club Ride - TBA
June 18-21 Honda Hoot in Knoxville, TN
June 20 -22 Lynchburg Motorcycle Rally at Jack Daniels
JULY 1 – Club Meeting – Neely’s BBQ
July 5 – Club Ride - TBA
July 17 - 20 BMWMOA International Rally in Gillette, WY
July 18 -20 Moto GP Monterey, Califonria
July 25 -27 AMA Vintage Motorcycle Days at Mid Ohio
July 27 – Aug 3 AMA Amateur National Motocross Finals
– Loretta Lynns Ranch Waverly TN
Aug 29 - 31 ROK Rally Newport, Tennessee
Aug 29 -31 Superbike Championship Series at Road
Atlanta
SEPTEMBER 2 - Club Meeting –
Sept 6 – Club Ride – TBA
Sept 12-14, 2008 Moto GP at Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Sept 26 - Ed Bargey Track Day at the Nashville
Superspeedway
Sept 27 – 28 WERA Regional Race, Nashville Speedway
Oct 3 - 5 Return to Shiloh Rally
Oct 4 - 5 Sport Bike Track Time – Nashville
Superspeedway
OCTOBER 7 – Club Meeting – Bloodworth Motorsports
Oct 10 -12 Falling Leaf Rally, Potosi, Missouri
Oct 11 – Nashville Oktoberfest
Oct 11 – Club Ride – TBA
Oct 17 - 19 AHRMA Historic Racing & Barber Vintage Festival
Oct 18 - 19 The Minnie Challenge Track Day
NOVEMBER 4 – Club Meeting – TBA
Nov 8 – Club Ride – TBA
Nov 28 – After Turkey Day Ride – meet at Bloodworth’s
DECEMBER 2 – Christmas Party –
Other possible events;
Weekend trip to Red Boiling Springs
Breakfast ride to Montgomery Bell State Park
Breakfast ride to Mary Jo’s Bakery / Williamson Co
Lunch ride to Riverview Restaurant / Ashland City
5th annual VINTAGE AT THE VINEYARDS, May 24th,
Westbend Vineyards, Lewisville, NC
(BMW's only. Over 100 vehicles last year!)
- Saturday morning drive
- Oompah band
- Food available on site
- Hospitality tent and "Favorite bike" trophy sponsored by
Carolina BMW- Triumph of Greensboro
- FREE . . . "what a concept"
event website:
www.vintageatthevineyards.zoomshare.com
happy motoring,
Scott Sturdy - event organizer
Aug 2 – 3 Sport Bike Track Time at Nashville Speedway
AUG 4 -10 Sturgis Rally
Aug 5 – Club Meeting – Golden Corral/Cool Springs
Aug 9 – Club Ride – TBA
Aug 14 - 17 Dan'l Boone Rally, Boone, NC
Aug 26-29 Curve Cowboy Reunion – Midway, Utah
RIDING, FLYING AND P.S.I.

By Hack Tidman
Right after Christmas I drove to the airport to
pick up my daughter, son-in-law, and their kids. I asked
my daughter how the flight went and she said my fiveyear-old
granddaughter had been crying because as they
were landing, her ears began to hurt.
I don’t know about you but my ears are very
sensitive. Pressure in my ears builds up even going up
six floors in an elevator. I can build up pressure riding
from my house down the street for the first half mile.
But I know how to fix this problem.
Do you know why babies and small children cry
when descending to land on a commercial aircraft It’s
because pressure builds up outside their head or inner ear
and causes pain. You may suffer the same problem and
have been living with it all your life.
I am not a doctor, so what I am telling you works
for me and will probably work for you. But I do not
know why the Airlines do not publish this information.
Probably because of liability lawsuits. So take this
information with a grain of salt and do with it what you
want.
When I joined the Navy Air Corps some fifty-six
years ago, and we were going through training, they put
us in a decompression tank. This was about the size of a
trailer of a tractor-trailer rig. We sat in a seat and were
given an oxygen mask. They said they were going to
take us up to thirty thousand feet and we would do some
activities after taking our masks off. So after being
sealed up in the tank, the pumps starting drawing the air
out of the chamber, simulating climbing in altitude. We
watched the needle on the gauge climb to 10,000 ft.
when we were told to put our oxygen masks on. Then we
continued up to the 30,000 ft. mark, where the
instructors told us to take our masks off and perform a
few simple tasks. After 60 seconds or so, we started
loosing it. It was sort of being unable to think anymore.
We put our oxygen masks back on and we slowly
started back down. We found out if we simulate blowing
our nose gently, we could force pressure back into our
ears or head. When I fly now, and on losing altitude, and
coming in to land, I simulate blowing my nose about
every 5,000 ft. To do this, I hold my nose closed and
pretend to blow my nose ever so gently. This makes my
ears pop. It may be awkward at first but keep practicing
and you can do this just fine.
On a related subject, why don’t we need oxygen
masks when we fly in planes today Because we pump
air into the planes by compressors that allow us to
breathe normally as we fly along. Even at 35,000 ft. we
can get enough oxygen to not have to wear an oxygen
mask. The planes are sealed much better today.
Why am I bringing this subject up Because as
motorcyclists, we are usually heading for the hills and
mountains. That’s where the curvy roads are located.
And that is where your ears can get stopped up, just like
they do flying. And this is how you can relieve the
pressure.
Somer Hooker’s ride for the Polar Bear Ride
Hack Tidman, David Brown and Ray May.
THE POLAR BEAR RIDE THAT WAS

By Ron Brant
In the three years Kay and I have been hosting the Club’s
Polar Bear Ride, we have yet to experience weather that would
remotely justify the ride’s moniker. Finally the weather
thumbs its nose at Al’s dire predictions and provides us with a
day suitable for a New Years Day jaunt. “Are you crazy” you
ask Perhaps a little background history is in order. The first
fifteen years of my riding career was spent 50 miles Southwest
of St. Louis Missouri. For those of you who don’t pay
attention to weather outside of an hour radius from your home,
St. Louis has and still gets serious winter weather. A long
standing St. Louis motorcycling tradition is the New Years
Day gathering at the base of the Gateway Arch. Routinely,
temperatures hovered in the single digits when we departed on
our 50 mile ride into “the city”, as we country boys referred to
St. Louis. We would show up with body temperatures just
slightly north of hypothermia and watch the really crazy ones,
the Belleville Ski Club, water ski on the Mississippi River.
The point is a Polar Bear Ride on a fifty degree day provides
little personal challenge nor does it inspire campfire tales
where the mileage and temperature go opposite directions as
the adult beverages flow. But I digress…
For those of you who were benchwarmers rather than players
in the game, we had a great 2008 Polar Bear Ride filled with
good roads, great scenery, hot food, fellowship and even an
ironic opportunity to lose Steve Stratz on a group ride! Our
route meandered through Williamson, Rutherford, Wilson,
Sumner and Robertson Counties with visits to notable
destinations such as Hickory Grove, Castillion Springs,
Bethpage and Rock Bridge. Road selections included Canoe
Branch Road and Hogback Ridge Road.
Many thanks are in order for the club members and friends of
the club who rode the fifteen bikes departing Pucketts: Kay
Brant, Curt Hagenau, Charlie Holt, Logan (sorry but I don’t
have your last name), Larry Dreaden, Steve Stratz, Allen
Brosche and Ray Ingram. Other riders included Kevin
Bullock (co-ride leader), Rick Culwell, Wendell Elrod, Trey
Hall, Jake and Cheryl Jacobs. My apologies for not recalling
names for the Aprilia rider and the cruiser rider; we were glad
you rode along!
We’re working to make the BMW Club of
Nashville a riding club. Come join us.

BMW Says Patience is a Virtue
Woodcliff Lake, NJ - January 24, 2008... Motorcycle
enthusiasts eagerly awaiting the arrival of BMW's new F
800 GS will need to be a bit more patient, as production
of the middleweight dual-purpose enduro will be delayed
due to worldwide demand for the popular F 650 GS. The
F 800 GS is expected to be available at US BMW
Motorrad retailers in Fall 2008, making it a 2009 model.
Fulfilling a need for a pure off-road oriented motorcycle
that still has all the power, handling and reliability
required for long-distance adventure touring as well as
on-street handling, the F 800 GS is perfectly positioned
as a middleweight dual-purpose enduro. The bike,
representing yet another market segment in BMW's
dual-sport category, follows in the footsteps of its highly
acclaimed "older brother" - the R 1200 GS - which traces
its roots back to the early 1980s when BMW won the
grueling Paris-Dakar rally four times with its trailblazing
dual-purpose R 80 G/S.
saddle both comfortable and enjoyable. A generous 8.7
gallon fuel tank allows the rider to cover vast areas of
territory easier and optional ABS enhances braking
safety when required.
The most significant technological development found on
both the 2008 R 1200 GS and GS Adventure models is
optional enduro ESA (Electronic Suspension
Adjustment) technology (a first-time offering for BMW
off-road bikes) with three damper settings - Sport,
Normal and Comfort -- giving riders the option of
customizing both front and rear suspensions to his or her
specifications. Whether they are navigating the urban
jungle or touring off the beaten path, these GS models
have set a new standard for the entire adventure bike
category.
The F 800 GS, BMW's latest dual-purpose enduro,
features an asymmetrical double headlight and a look
that is sleek, trim and 100% aggressive. With a compact
85-horsepower parallel twin engine, lightweight steel
trellis frame and double-sided swingarm, along with a
chain drive and longer front and rear suspension travel,
there has never been a BMW dual-purpose machine
offering such a unique blend of power, comfort and offroad
muscle.
The 2008 BMW Motorrad GS line features the upgraded
R 1200 GS and GS Adventure models, which will arrive
in dealerships this Spring. Since their debut in 2004, the
versatile R 1200 GS and its rugged companion, the R
1200 GS Adventure, have earned praise from
motorcycle enthusiasts and the press for their
exceptional performance both on and off the road.
The R 1200 GS has earned award after award, including
Cycle World's Best Open Class Street Bike and the
International Journalist's Panel "Best Bike in the World."
For 2008, this go-anywhere motorcycle has several
enhancements that meet the demands of serious
motorcyclists on both dirt and pavement. A new
aluminum handlebar which can be mounted in two
positions offers increased ergonomics, making its seated
(or standing while off-road) position even more
comfortable. Its engine offers 5% more power and its
new transmission ratios also mean quicker acceleration
and better low-speed traction.
The R 1200 GS Adventure - named "Best Adventure
Bike" three years in a row by editors of Motorcyclist
Magazine - also offers a number of significant features
that make it even more adept at riding to the ends of the
earth. In addition to new design elements, including twopart,
two-color hand protectors, the new 2008 R 1200
GS Adventure provides a taller windshield, adjustable
seat and extra wide foot pegs making long days in the
Racer Nate Kern’s Trailer
Burglarized
Burglars broke into BMW racer Nate Kern’s trailer, taking
several personal racing items, according to a police
report.
The burglary took place at the BMW Motorcycles of
Atlanta dealership over the weekend of January 12-13,
Bob Woolridge, co-owner of the dealership, told police,
according to an offense report from the Marietta Police
Department.
The trailer’s doors were discovered open by employees
at the dealership the morning of January 14. Missing
were two of Kern’s Suomy helmets, Kern's custom
Vanson racing suit, three pairs of Sidi boots, three sets
of Chickhawk tire warmers and other parts, the police
report stated.
The black and white leathers carry BMW Xplor logos,
and have a N8 logo on the hump and "Kern" across the
back.
Police said the burglars appeared to have wiped
fingerprints off the doors of the trailer and the cabinets
where the gear was stored.

Woolridge also reported that a custom 8-foot-long
aluminum ramp was stolen from his pickup truck.
Anyone with information should contact the Marietta
Police Department at (770) 794-5300.
SATURDAY
February 26, 2005
Main Event Starts - 7:00 pm
Doors Open/Practice Qualifying - 12:30
pm
Georgia Dome
One Georgia Dome Dr.
Atlanta, GA 30313
404-223-9200
TICKET PRICES
Gold Level - $40 all seats
Mid Level - $35 all seats
Tread Heads - $10 all seats
(All seats $2 more on day of show)
Tickets also available at the Box Office,
all Ticketmaster outlets, all participating
Yamaha dealers, or charge by phone at
404-249-6400

seen in the flesh until now. These included the
awesome HP2 Sport. Even though the price tag is over
$20,000, this bike is loaded with all kinds of special
goodies and will not be for the faint of heart.
The Atlanta Cycle World International
Motorcycle Show Excursion
Sponsored by Bloodworth Motorcycles
The Bloodworth Motorcycles “Road Trip” to the 2008
Cycle World International Motorcycle Show in Atlanta at
the Georgia World Congress Center, January 19 - 20,
was another great event. This is the second year for the
event to be held at the World Congress Center and the
second year for the Bloodworth trip.
Everyone gathered at the dealership around 7am on a
cold Saturday morning. We loaded the bus, loaded our
selves and happy hour began. Arriving in Atlanta around
noon, we were greeted with a snow storm and a strong
cold wind.
It looks like BMW really is going dirt bike riding. They
had on display their new 450 dirt bike which at least
appears to be a well built and potentially competitive
machine.
After everyone had a chance to get checked into the
Omni Hotel, we all made our way over to the show.
But truly the show stopper was the GS 800. There was a
constant crowd around this bike. I never had a chance to
take a picture of the bike without someone on it. This
bike looks better in person and will be a very sought
after model. If you think you are going to want one of
these bikes, you best place your deposit now.
The show was bigger than every with all the
manufacturers represented and loads of vendors with
everything you could think of. BMW Motorcycles display
was loaded with all the 2008 models and some of the
exciting upcoming vehicles that most of us have not

The day ended at the Latitudes Lounge at the Omni
Hotel where David and Virginia bought everyone a round
and we enjoyed some great hors d’ hours. We shared
with each other what we had seen at the show and
enjoyed a relaxing evening.
2007 Multistrada 1100 250 mi Demo $11,995
2007 Monster S4RS 1481 mi black/silver $13,990
Other Brands:
2006 Vespa Granturismo 200 25 mi gray $4,595
2006 Vespa Granturismo 200 25 mi black $4,595
Give Glenn Hawkins or Tom Lees a call to discuss your
needs.
For information on other pre-owned motorcycles, go to
our web site at www.bloodmotor.com
A special thanks goes out to David and Virginia
Bloodworth for hosting this great event and for those
who went on the trip to make for a great weekend. Plans
are in the works for the 2009 Cycle World International
Motorcycle Show in Atlanta. Will you be there next year
Bloodworth Motorcycles Pre-owned Motorcycles
Bloodworth Motorcycles is actively seeking used Ducati
motorcycles to buy. If you or someone you know would
like to sell outright or even trade their bike, please get in
touch with the sales staff at the dealership. If you know
of something you would like to inquire about, please call
or come by and see Glenn Hawkins or Tom Lees for
further details.
Bob Maier and Larry Dreaden getting ready for the Polar
Bear Ride
Pre-owned BMWs:
2004 BMW R1150R 8,475 mi black/orange $8,250
2007 BMW G 650X 139 mi Aura White $7,790
2006 BMW R1200GS 22,200 mi grey $11,990
2001 BMW K1200 RS yellow/grey $8,490
2003 BMW K1200RS 22,667mi White/blue $8,690
2005 BMW K1200S Blue $11,990
2005 BMW R1200RT Low miles Graphite $16,500
Rick Mathis along with some others at the Polar Bear
Ride
2006 BMW K1200R 4,650 mi Graphite $12,990
Pre-owned Ducatis
2006 Multistrada 620 Brand new $ 7,995
2007 GT1000 Black/Crème 1343 mi bags $10,595

PRESIDENTS CORNER:
Polly Wright:
Articles: Hack Tidman, Mike Gillespie
Calendar of Events
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NEXT MEETING
BLOODWORTH MOTORSPORTS
WHITE BRIDGE ROAD
6:30 PM
FEBRUARY 5, 2008
CHILI COOK OFF
BRING A CROCKPOT OF CHILI
BMW MCON
P O Box 158265
Nashville, TN 37215