This is our 10 Sac to the bay and as a way of showing our appreciation for all of your support over the years we are only asking a $10.00 donation this year.
We have the best location BY FAR this year, Sac to the bay we be held at Treasure Island from now on. Finally sac to the bay has a home and that will make the event 10X better.
This year we are going to have the following activity's
CALL TO ACTION: AMMENDMENT TO UNRUH ACT. Assemblywoman Linda Halderman is very interested in people's civil rights and thinks the amendment we are working on is a very good thing. She is considering supporting this bill for us. We need EVERYONE to call and email your request for her support on the amendment to the Unruh Act.
Assm. Linda Halderman
6245 Fresno St ste. #6
Fresno, CA 93710
559-446-2029
State Capitol Address:
Assm. Linda Halderman
State Capitol Room 4009
Sacramento, CA 95814
916-319-2029
email address: lhalderma@asm.ca.gov
Please feel free to use the sample letter below
Thank you! Bobby T - West Bay Regional Coordinator, MCANSG (Motorcycle Clubs Are Not Street Gangs)
California State Capitol
Representative Linda Halderman
State Capitol Room 4009
Sacramento, CA 95814
Dear Assembly Member Halderman;
Thank you for meeting with Jeff Rabe on my behalf on Wednesday 2/02/2011. The amendment to the Unruh Civil Rights Act that Jeff spoke to you about is near and dear to every motorcyclist’s heart. The amendment adds “means of transportation, clothing, or identifying membership in any association, organization, group or club” to the existing protected categories.
As motorcyclists, we have been denied access into public places specifically because of what we wear or what we ride, not because of individual behaviors. Business owners have been “threatened” by Law Enforcement to pull their liquor license for serving “our kind.” A large MC event in Fresno was shut down minutes before it was to open because of these issues. There seems to be a growing movement, fueled by the media; to lump tax-paying, God-fearing American motorcyclists with “street gangs.” Nothing could be farther from the truth. We wear our club patches proudly to identify our “roots” in brotherhood, sisterhood, veterans, religious, service (Fire, Police) and other “like” groups.
Motorcycle Clubs are not street gangs and we should not be categorized as such based on falsehoods and sensationalized hype. Adding these protected categories to the Unruh Civil Rights Act assures us the freedom to associate with like-minded individuals in the pursuit of our happiness, a constitutionally protected American right.
Thank you for taking the time to visit with Jeff Rabe and hear our concerns. You have proven you are a friend to motorcyclists and I hope you will consider carrying the amendment to the Unruh Civil Rights Act on our behalf.
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Posted by admin on Wed Feb 09, 2011 2:04 am ( Reads: 585 )
I had a couple of questions regarding your club, mainly because we are trying to contact a biking club that would want to help us help our children, Cian and Kaelan who were within the last few months, diagnosed with a serious brain disorder, called Chiari. Our son is probably the worst in health and we say probably because we haven’t been able to get our medical group to move any quicker than they have in regards to care for our little girl who is four years old [Kaelan]. We live locally in Fair Oaks and have been struggling to find resources to promote fundraising to get our kids to UCLA Mattel Hospital, under the care of their Neurosurgeon, Dr. Jorge Lazareff.
So, finally the question is, do you do fundraisers or bike rides for children? If you do what could we do to arrange something with your group? We are waiting for billing codes from UCLA to provide to donors and expect to go public with Good Morning Sacramento. We have a dear dear friend who is Santa to our children as well as to the public... officially the Sac Kings Santa. His name is Dave Blau. He has donated his services and anything related to Cian, our 5 year old little boy and tiny Kaelan. We could arrange photo shoots, breakfast, publicity for your group but more importantly support for our kids to get them the specialized care they need. Cian is need of brain decompression surgery as soon as possible. We just don’t have the means.
If you think you could help in any way with your club, like maybe being in the coming parades... [just tossing out ideas]... would you please get back to me?
Sincerely,
Cortney Kelleher, [mom]
916-473-9512h
916-792-7346c
Posted by admin on Tue Nov 23, 2010 8:36 pm ( Reads: 830 )
Sac to the Bay is an annual event intended to raise awareness and funds for our troops. SBF's long standing view is to support our troops regardless of our personal feelings on wars that our country may be fighting.
We feel not all troops support all the wars they may find themselves in but are fighting to protect or civil liberties. We ask all riders on this day to help us in our efforts.
We will have representatives from the armed services ready to accept your direct donations and will also be giving a percentage of the profits from Sac to the Bay as well.
We ask a $20.00 Donation and with that comes and all day event! a great ride, meal, parking. a concert, a DJ and supporting our troops! Where else can you get and give so much for so little?
Sac to the Bay this year is going to provide an all day event
This year we have added San Jose as a starting point for those in the south bay to meet up with us.
Everyone is welcome to attend!
For info on the end location please call 877 SBFreaks after 10:00am October 16th Saturday morning
Posted by admin2 on Wed Aug 11, 2010 1:22 pm ( Reads: 919 )
: SBF Street Bike Freestyle event at Infineon raceway AMA weekend
May 15 - May 17, 2009 SBF will be hosting the 2009 Street Freestyle competition and show at Infineon Raceway!!
CALL 1800 SBFreaks EXT.2 with any and all questions you have
Kawasaki AMA Superbike Showdown, presented by Supercuts
The fastest riders on two wheels will return to Infineon Raceway in 2008 for another great doubleheader weekend of racing at the Kawasaki AMA Superbike Showdown, presented by Supercuts. This will mark the only springtime visit of the year to Northern California for top riders like Mat Mladin (Suzuki), Miguel Duhamel (Honda) and Petaluma natives Eric Bostrom (Yahmaha) and Ben Bostrom (Ducati).
SBFREAKS WEST COAST THROWDOWN EVENT LIST(this is approximate times very well may change):
Friday
12-3pm free ride.. 6 amatuer at a time tearin it up on one wheel
3-6pm GUEST OPEN PRACTICE- we invited three teams this year to showcase there stuff
Saturday
8-10am--- free ride-- open for non pro riders to showcase their talent
10-11:30am -- team demo--
11:30-12:00am -- Jason Britton and team No limit
12:00 - 12:30 - 2 up 1st to 10.. two rider race at a time to ten circles.. first one moves on.
12:30-1pm Jason Britton and team No limit
1-1:30pm free ride- open for non pro riders to showcase their talent
2-3pm last man standing
3-3:30pm Break
3:30-4pm free ride- open for non pro riders to showcase their talent
8-10am free ride--open for non pro riders to showcase their talent
10-10:30am Jason Britton and team No limit
10:30-12:00 sickest trick comp. -- lets see what you got.......
12-12:30pm Jason Britton and team No limit
12:30-1:0 pm free ride- open for non pro riders to showcase their talent
1:00-1:30pm Break
1:30-2:00pm Last man Standing
2:00-3:00pm Awards.
From Highway 101
To Gates 1,6 and 7
* Merge onto Highway 37 east toward Vallejo
* Travel 8 miles until you reach the intersection of Highways 37 and 121
* Make a left onto Highway 121 toward Sonoma
* Gate 1 is one-half mile ahead on your left, Gate 6 is 1.5 miles ahead on the right and Gate 7 is 1.5 miles ahead on left
To Gate 9 from the north (southbound)
* Exit Highway 116/Lakeville Highway
* Stay on Lakeville Highway for 10 miles
* Gate 9 is ahead on the left
To Gate 9 from the south (northbound)
* Merge onto Highway 37 east toward Vallejo
* Travel 6 miles until you reach the intersection of Highway 37 and Lakeville Highway (first stoplight)
* Make a left onto Lakeville Highway
* Gate 9 is 1.5 miles ahead on the right
From I-80
To Gates 1, 6 and 7
* Exit onto Highway 37 west toward San Rafael
* Travel 15 miles until you reach the intersection of Highways 37 and 121
* Merge onto Highway 121 toward Sonoma
* Gate 1 is one-half mile ahead on your left, Gate 6 is 1.5 miles ahead on the right and Gate 7 is 1.5 miles ahead on the left
To Gate 9
* Exit onto Highway 37 west toward San Rafael
* Travel 17 miles until you reach the intersection of Highway 37 and Lakeville Highway
* Make a right onto Lakeville Highway
* Gate 9 is 1.5 miles ahead on the right
CALL 1800 SBFreaks EXT.2 with any and all questions you have
Posted by admin on Wed May 06, 2009 4:31 pm ( Reads: 792 )
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