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It is not about the pipes
Maverick - Jul 30, 2007
In June, 2007, The Denver Post carried an article by Ed Quillen, "a former newspaper editor," that began with: "Can loud pipes save lives?" The author seemed more interested in raising the ire of non-motorcyclists, by presenting superficial arguments portraying motorcyclists and the motorcycling industry as uninformed and reckless, than seriously addressing the question or questions he raised
New Denver Noise Law Allows Tickets for Having Aftermarket Exhaust Systems
American Motorcycle Association Press Release - Jun 8, 2007
The American Motorcyclist Association has expressed serious concerns about a new law passed by the Denver City Council that essentially requires all riders in the city to use only stock exhaust systems on their motorcycles.
American Motorcyclist Association proposes new sound-level standards for amateur and professional racing events
American Motorcycle Association Press Release - Mar 23, 2007
As part of the American Motorcyclist Association's long-term commitment to racer and fan safety, as well as improving the overall impression of the sport of motorcycle competition, the AMA is proposing a plan to reduce the sound levels at professional and amateur motorcycle racing events nationwide.
AMA Board taps Rob Dingman as new AMA President
American Motorcycle Association Press Release - Nov 2, 2006
The American Motorcyclist Association (AMA) has announced that its Board of Directors has selected Robert M. Dingman to be the Association's next President.
"Every AMA member, along with everyone in the American motorcycling community, can look at Rob Dingman and say, 'He's one of us' -- a true enthusiast with a genuine passion for the work we do," said Dal Smilie, Chairman of the AMA Board of Directors.
American Motorcycle Association reports that Nicole R. Nason will head the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
American Motorcycle Association Press Release - Oct 23, 2006
"When Ms. Nason assumes her post as NHTSA's next Administrator, the AMA will ask to meet with her as soon as possible," said Robert Rasor, AMA President. "In addition to welcoming her, as the leading voice for American motorcyclists we intend to help her become acquainted with the issues that are important to the AMA's 260,000 members and all motorcyclists."
AMA launches new tv spot, targets distracted drivers
American Motorcycle Association Press Release - Oct 12, 2006
The American Motorcyclist Association announced the release of a new video public-service announcement that reminds motorists to watch for motorcycles when they drive.
AMA 'Justice for all' rolls into California
American Motorcycle Association Press Release - Oct 11, 2006
California SB-1021, which was signed into law by Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger on September 30, imposes additional fines when a motorist is convicted of a traffic offense that causes "bodily injury" or "serious bodily injury" to another person.
Madison man named to Federal Highway Admin. advisory board
Madison Daily Leader - Sep 4, 2006
Darrel Killion of Madison is among 10 people appointed to a Motorcyclist Advisory Council for the Federal Highway Administration. He was recommended to hold one of the two seats reserved for members of State Motorcyclists' organizations.
Killion is coordinator for ABATE of South Dakota. "It's a good thing for us to get involved with," Killion said, referring to ABATE. "Since South Dakota holds the largest motorcycle rally in the world, we figured we had something to contribute."
AMA announces release of Women & Motorcycling Conference DVD
American Motorcycle Association Press Release - Sep 4, 2006
The American Motorcyclist Association (AMA) has announced that "A World of Adventure" -- an AMA-licensed video documenting the 2006 AMA/FIM International Women & Motorcycling Conference presented by Harley-Davidson & Buell -- has been released by Solitude Ranch Communications of Emigrant, Montana.
The 2006 AMA/FIM International Women & Motorcycling Conference presented by Harley-Davidson & Buell, which was held June 30 through July 3 in Athens, Georgia, drew 915 attendees from the U.S. and seven other countries. The 23-minute DVD is divided into five segments encompassing the major aspects of the conference: Overview, People, Demo Rides, Riding Skills and Vendors.
Source Article: http://home.ama-cycle.org/newsroom/amarelease.asp?rnum=A06043
ABATE wins court round against state raiding special funds in Illinois
LincolnCourier - Jul 17, 2006
A Sangamon County judge extended a court order that blocks state government from transferring about $344,000 out of two special-purpose funds and into the state's checkbook account. The move by Circuit Judge Leo Zappa was the latest development in a lawsuit that ABATE, an organization representing motorcycle enthusiasts, filed last month against Gov. Rod Blagojevich, Comptroller Dan Hynes and Treasurer Judy Baar Topinka.
Source Article: http://www.lincolncourier.com/story.asp?SID=2059&SEC=8
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