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Tuesday, 1 October 2013

Re: [emrat:2990] Rescheduling the Benefit Ride for Doug Perkins

I'm good for the 12th. Probably could do the folloWing Saturday as well but not sure.

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I am good for either date,but if you are doing a vote count,prefer the 12th.Figure Doug needs help sooner over than later.If you need suggestions for a meeting spot at the conclusion of the ride,"Famous Dave's is a possibility at Highway 7 & I-25.Will talk later

E-Steve

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Sent: Tuesday, October 1, 2013 4:39 PM
Subject: [emrat:2987] Rescheduling the Benefit Ride for Doug Perkins

My apologies for not getting back to the group sooner on rescheduling the benefit ride for Doug.

I wanted to check and see if Saturday, October 12^th would work. This would be my preference, and I've asked Doug if it works for him. Another date would be one week later, Saturday, October 19^th.

We could meet somewhere on the southwest side of the metro area, (Blue Cow at Morrison) depart at 9 a.m. and then meet Doug for lunch, somewhere on the west side. He lives up in Thornton, and will need someone to drive him to the luncheon spot.

The later we go into October, the more "iffy" the weather becomes, obviously . . . .

Please email me as to your preference of one of the two dates, if you can make the ride, at:

dpilcher@cochamber.com

Thanks,

Dan

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Re: [emrat:2989] Rescheduling the Benefit Ride for Doug Perkins

E-Steve

My apologies for not getting back to the group sooner on rescheduling the benefit ride for Doug.

I wanted to check and see if Saturday, October 12^th would work. This would be my preference, and I've asked Doug if it works for him. Another date would be one week later, Saturday, October 19^th.

The later we go into October, the more "iffy" the weather becomes, obviously . . . .

Please email me as to your preference of one of the two dates, if you can make the ride, at:

dpilcher@cochamber.com

Thanks,

Dan

Re: [emrat:2988] Rescheduling the Benefit Ride for Doug Perkins

The 12th is a possibility. The 19th is not an option.

On Tue, Oct 1, 2013 at 4:39 PM, Dan Pilcher <dpilcher@cochamber.com> wrote:

My apologies for not getting back to the group sooner on rescheduling the benefit ride for Doug.

I wanted to check and see if Saturday, October 12^th would work. This would be my preference, and I've asked Doug if it works for him. Another date would be one week later, Saturday, October 19^th.

We could meet somewhere on the southwest side of the metro area, (Blue Cow at Morrison) depart at 9 a.m. and then meet Doug for lunch, somewhere on the west side. He lives up in Thornton, and will need someone to drive him to the luncheon spot.

The later we go into October, the more "iffy" the weather becomes, obviously . . . .

Please email me as to your preference of one of the two dates, if you can make the ride, at:

dpilcher@cochamber.com

Thanks,

Dan

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[emrat:2987] Rescheduling the Benefit Ride for Doug Perkins

My apologies for not getting back to the group sooner on rescheduling the benefit ride for Doug.

I wanted to check and see if Saturday, October 12^th would work. This would be my preference, and I’ve asked Doug if it works for him. Another date would be one week later, Saturday, October 19^th.

The later we go into October, the more “iffy” the weather becomes, obviously . . . .

Please email me as to your preference of one of the two dates, if you can make the ride, at:

dpilcher@cochamber.com

Thanks,

Dan

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Re: [emrat:2986] Re: NOT an EMRAT Kind of Ride . . .

Completely agree...I thought the same thing. Gives motorcyclists a bad image.

On Oct 1, 2013, at 7:00 AM, MacGregor Smith <macsmith777@gmail.com> wrote:

Video shows the bikers riding like a bunch of imbeciles. Were I in a car with my wife/kid, I would have run over anything necessary to get away from 70+ people like that. I see jail time for some of them.

On Mon, Sep 30, 2013 at 3:00 PM, Doc <docmurdoch@comcast.net> wrote:

Wondering if it was cased by the bikers or the SUV to start with. Sounds like they were cutting up and the guy got caught in the middle, which caused the first incident. Not sure who side to take here. But at any rate, there is relative safety in numbers when it comes to bikes.

And you don't ant to mess with NYC bikers! They live under threat everyday on the road. I have ridden there and don't recommend it.

On Monday, September 30, 2013 2:20:34 PM UTC-6, Dan Pilcher wrote:

http://usnews.nbcnews.com/_news/2013/09/30/20759574-caught-on-video-father-with-family-in-suv-chased-beaten-by-speed-demon-bikers?lite

Dan

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Re: [emrat:2985] Re: NOT an EMRAT Kind of Ride . . .

Video shows the bikers riding like a bunch of imbeciles. Were I in a car with my wife/kid, I would have run over anything necessary to get away from 70+ people like that. I see jail time for some of them.

On Mon, Sep 30, 2013 at 3:00 PM, Doc <docmurdoch@comcast.net> wrote:

Wondering if it was cased by the bikers or the SUV to start with. Sounds like they were cutting up and the guy got caught in the middle, which caused the first incident. Not sure who side to take here. But at any rate, there is relative safety in numbers when it comes to bikes.

And you don't ant to mess with NYC bikers! They live under threat everyday on the road. I have ridden there and don't recommend it.

On Monday, September 30, 2013 2:20:34 PM UTC-6, Dan Pilcher wrote:

http://usnews.nbcnews.com/_news/2013/09/30/20759574-caught-on-video-father-with-family-in-suv-chased-beaten-by-speed-demon-bikers?lite

Dan

Daniel E. Pilcher

Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer

Colorado Association of Commerce and Industry

1600 Broadway

Suite 1000

Denver CO 80202-4935

Phone: 303.866.9600

Fax: 303.860.1439

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