Archive for the ‘Motorcycle News’ Category

This is part 2 of Krit Campbell’s article about amazing motorcycle enthusias Debi “Killer” Henningert

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I am at my desk in hot Los Angeles where I work for Russ Brown Motorcycle Attorneys.  One of my job perks is the people I meet on the road at various motorcycle events and Krit Campbell is a great person and I had the privelege of meeting her through New York Rider Magazine owner Carmella Brown. 

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Everytime I return to Los Angeles from a motorcycle rally I thank God for the special people my job working for Russ Brown Motorcycle Attorneys, has introduced me to.  Two of those people are Jennifer and Chris Calaprice. 

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The Sturgis Motorcycle Rally 2010 has come and gone and the count-down begins until next year when the Buffalo Chip will be celebrating their 30th anniversary.  This year according to all reports, attendance was up 17 % from last year.  According to the Rapid City Journal,  460, 000 vehicles were counted entering Sturgis during the official rally week from Aug 9th to the 15th.  That number increases to 600 000 if you count the number of vehicles entering Sturgis in the days leading up to the rally.  Many motorcyclists who want to experience the riding in the Sturgis area but want to avoid the hundreds of thousands of motorcyclists head into Sturgis early, see what’s happening then avoid Sturgis completely during the official Rally.  One biker I met on the flight back to Los Angeles does just that.  He rides in early, takes in all Sturgis has to offer then during the official rally week he enjoys the beautiful rides in the Black Hills area.  Smart plan.  My Los Angeles group (Russ Brown Motorcycle Attorneys)  arrived the day of the Kid Rock Concert at the Buffalo Chip and we sat in a ton of traffic.  Kid Rock, who performed on Tuesday night is one of the major draws and we started to notice traffic decline from then on.

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You may remember the case of Anthony Graber, the Maryland motorcyclist charged with violating the state’s wiretapping statute for recording his traffic stop and posting the video on YouTube. It’s been said by quite a few other blogger’s several times over the last few months that these charges are based on a misreading of the law; minus a “reasonable expectation of privacy,” recording an oral communication does not violate the wiretapping statute.

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