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Bikers for Babies
Cascade Harley-Davidson

Join us for a 50-mile scenic ride through the Cascade Lakes to beautiful Elk Lake Lodge, where you'll enjoy a delicious BBQ, live music, raffles and much more!

Date:	Saturday September 6, 2008
Start:	Cascade Harley-Davidson 63028 Sherman Road Bend, OR 97701
End:	Elk Lake Lodge ,
Contact Info:	Chris Huyett (541) 382-0437 Chuyett@marchofdimes.com 20758 Lyra Drive Bend, OR 97701

Schedule:

9:00-11:00 am registration breakfast,

opening ceremonies

11:00 am sharp! bikers take off

1:00 pm (approximately) bikers arrive at Elk Lake

Lodge, enjoy the BBQ

& live music

Registration Time:
9:00 AM

Ride Start Time:
11:00 AM

Tickets:

$25 - Rider
$20 - Passenger

$35 Day-of registraton per rider

$30 Day-of registraton per passenger of a rider

Incentives:


		RAISE				RECEIVE


		25				Entry, Lunch, Entertainment, Bikers for Babies T-shirt


		75				Bikers for Babies Patch, T-shirt, Entry, Lunch, Entertainment


		200				Bikers for Babies Hat, Patch, T-shirt, Entry, Lunch, Entertainment


		500				Bikers for Babies Tool Kit, Hat, Patch, T-shirt, Entry, Lunch, Entertainment


		1000				Leather Vest, Bikers for Babies Tool Kit, Hat, Patch, T-shirt, Entry, Lunch, Entertainment

In addition to the good feeling you'll get from helping babies, you'll receive the above prizes based on the donations you collect.

A Special Note From The Greater Oregon Chapter:




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