whenandwhere
Contact: Gary Jackson 619-559-0108
socalairmarshal@gmail.com This year marks the 25th anniversary of the “Oldest and Lowest” of all Air- head Rendezvouses, and, as in the previous 24 years, we will brave the unpredictable weather of February to gather at the Furnace Creek Camp- ground in Death Valley National Park on President’s Day weekend.
April 7
4/7/2017 – 4/9/2017 Hill Country Hangout
Location: Kerrville, Texas Contact: Paul Mulhern 210-279-6074
pmulhern@swbell.net The best roads in Central Texas plus motorcycle museum, wineries, shop- ping, and more.
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cycle MotoExpo and Flea Market Location: Pecatonica, Illinois Contact: Earve Brauer/Steve Frank
rockbmw2000@yahoo.com Until 8:00 PM 815-962-8911/ 815-761-0048
Huge indoor BMW MotoExpo and Flea Market, open both Saturday afternoon and Sunday! We welcome buyers, motorcycle and accessory dealers, vendors and enthusiast- sellers.
May 9
5/5/2017 – 5/7/2017 3rd Hopewell Road Rally
Location: Logan, Ohio Contact: Sam Booth
samrbooth@yahoo.com Join the Southeastern Ohio Beemers again for a weekend of early spring riding in the hills of southern Ohio.
92 BMW OWNERS NEWS January 2017
4/29/2017 – 4/30/2017 32nd Annual BMW Motor-
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5/5/2017 – 5/7/2017 The Original Mini-Rally, 45th Year
Location: Sturgis, Michigan Contact: Mike Hart 269-317-9951
bathartx46x@comcast.net Welcome spring with us in Sturgis, Michi- gan, at the Green Valley Campground, S/W of town on Fawn River Rd. There’s no need to preregister as $25 at the gate gets you non-stop coffee, tea, hot chocolate, donuts and popcorn.
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5/5/2017 – 5/7/2017 Georgia Mountain Rally
Location: Hiawassee, Georgia Contact: Geoff Maffett
president@bmwmoga.org This is a great venue for both street and dual sport riding adventures. Your rally fee includes two nights camping, chili dinner, steak dinner and two pancake breakfasts.
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5/18/2017 – 5/21/2017 European Riders Rally
Location: Burkesville, Kentucky Contact:
ridersrally@bmwmcon.org We’ll offer a weekend of great riding for both the street and dual sport enthusiast. Explore the area on your own, or stay onsite and enjoy seminars, movies, motorcycle games and more.
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5/19/2017 – 5/22/2017 32nd ABC Rally
Location: Ontario, Canada Contact: Rich Stevenson
johnnydundas@gmail.com The Forest City Motorrad Club of South- western Ontario (MOA #159) will be hosting its 32nd rally at the Springwater Conserva- tion Area, in S.W. Ontario. Three nights of camping, showers, continuous coffee, campfire and prizes.
June 14
6/2/2017 – 6/4/2017 2017 Land of Oz Rally
Location: Atchinson, Kansas
Contact: Don Hamblin
bmwscooter@gmail.com 256-479-5606 Treat yourself to a weekend the whole fam- ily can enjoy at beautiful Warnock Lake, Atchison, Kansas! In the heart of the “best kept secret” of the midwest, you can enjoy scenic touring roads, ADV riding with the GS Giants, Championship KC BBQ (with spe- cial kids meals), Field Events, an Old School Bike Show, Live Music, Door Prizes, Awards, 24 hour gourmet coffee or explore historic sites in the most haunted city in the state.
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Joseph Rally Location: John Day, Oregon Contact: Doug Tewksbury 541-543-7320
rallymaster@gmail.com The fairgrounds has it all - green grass camping, hot showers, clean restroom facil- ities, a large pavilion building for meals, improved Wi-Fi connections and an RV park.
July 16
7/13/2017 – 7/16/2017 BMW MOA International Rally
Location: Salt Lake City, Utah Contact: Greg Feeler
2017rallychair@bmwmoa.org Utah is a rider’s wonderland with 21 national parks and monuments, 40 state parks, and seven national forests. Easy day rides from the Fairpark will take you into the moun- tains to Park City, the Utah Olympic Park, and the year-round resorts of Alta, Solitude, and Snowbird.
6/23/2017 – 6/25/2017 The BMW Riders of Oregon Chief
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