Photo of the Day: EagleRider's very FIRST bike!

One of the reasons EagleRider was started!

EagleRider Los Angeles - Bike Night!

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Come out and join us for Bike Night every 3rd Wednesday of each month at EagleRider Los Angeles and honor US Vets.

Our vets make huge sacrifices,  yet hundreds are homeless on our streets. So, join us for food, music, free Harley rentals, free concert tickets and more – All proceeds will be donated to help US Vets.

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3 Nightly Raffles - Tons of great prizes availible. Including Free Motorcycle Rentals, Gas Cards, Concert Tickets and More! Food / Drinks - Several Food Trucks On-Site Music - DJ will be spinning all evening. The fun starts at 7pm and goes until 10pm. We look forward to seeing everyone this Wednesday! We are located on La Cienega just South of Imperial Hwy. Click HERE for directions.

EagleRider Los Angeles Call us for more info @ 310-643-5254 11860 S. La Cienega Bl, Hawthorne, CA 90250 www.EagleRiderSales.com

Unusual Father's Day Idea

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EagleRider is the largest motorcycle rental and tour franchise with more than 100 locations in approximately 17 countries worldwide. Four locations in Chicagoland are offering dads the opportunity to rent their dreams with the following deal:

Rent a bike if you ARE a Dad or FOR your Dad, rent 2 days at the regular rate and get 1 free from Friday, June 15-Friday, June 22. Participating locations are:

EagleRider Countryside 9950 Joliet Rd Countryside, IL 60525

EagleRider Villa Park 120 W. North Avenue Villa Park, IL 60181

EagleRider St. Charles 131 S. Randall Rd. St. Charles, IL 60174

EagleRider Palatine 2015 N. Rand Rd. Palatine, IL 60074

Contact: Anyone at the venue phone number, 888-966-1500, ord@eaglerider.com
http://www.eaglerider.com
http://triblocal.com/st‐charles/calendar/2012/06/15/unusual‐fathers‐day‐idea/

Photo of the Day

Real-Life ‘Tony Stark’ Builds Motorcycle From A Broken Car To Escape Desert

We all know that Elon Musk is considered to be the real-life Tony Stark from Iron Man.

But Frenchman Emile Leray gives Musk a run for his money.

Why? Leray turned his broken down car into a working motorcycle to escape the desert of northwest Africa—with only the contents of a simple toolbox and hacksaw.

In the movie, Stark had a welder, a hefty supply of equipment, and an assistant to help him construct his Mark I Ironman suit.

It took Leray a total of 12 days to build a working motorcycle from his broken down Citroen 2CV.

What would you have done if you were placed in his predicament?

And who do you think deserves the 'real life Tony Stark' title?

 

 

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