Rumble Through the Tunnels to Biketoberfest - The Final Chapter

NOVEMBER 15, 2007
by The Chief

Ah Biketoberfest! A grand buffet of bikers, bikes, babes, vendors, food-and-liquid refreshment... There are times in my life that I really like the man that I am. Sometimes it takes events such as this to remind the soul just what life is really all about. Having been in attendance at many events over the past year I can attest to the fact that Biketoberfest was as sweet as most.

RoadLoK Security made their presence known at Bruce Rossmeyer’s Destination Daytona along with HHI and Jaybrake. Having worked with both companies in the past, I can truly say that both are staffed by some of the most knowledgeable and well-trained personnel in the industry. Plainly stated, they are just an all-around good bunch of folks! (Hi Mark!)

Our company would most likely attest to the fact that the highlight of this event was the positive contact made with both Bruce Rossmeyer at his dealership and with J&P Cycles at their nearby biker-parts haven. The RoadLoK, after all, is the finest locking system on the market for motorcycle security and those entrusted with decision-making and new product reviews all seem to reach a very quick and consistent conclusion. Simply stated: the RoadLoK is the best there is--according to popular consensus.

I, on-the-other-hand, may have a differing opinion as to just what the highlight of the week entailed. Keep in mind, however, that the Chief’s focus can at times be easily obscured.

The highlight of my Biketoberfest experience may possibly be revealed in the photos that go with this road report. Just maybe!

-The Chief

Rumble Through the Tunnels to Biketoberfest - PART II

NOVEMBER 10, 2007
by The Chief

The second week of our month-long journey, found the RoadLoK Crew headed south from Virginia to Daytona Beach. As enjoyable as working for RoadLoK Security may seem at times, I have to say that it is not all fun and games. Planning a route of travel that will take in select Harley® dealerships along with nearby desired establishments capable of satisfying four hungry appetites may at times equal real work.

Imagine if you will, the happiness I felt within when we pulled into the parking lot at Savannah Harley-Davidson in Georgia. As much as I would like to report that my excitement was based solely on finding yet another modern and well maintained structure sporting the “Harley-Davidson” logos strategically placed, the neighboring business was the fuel that truly brought this aging biker back to life.

As much as walking into a Harley-Davidson shop can make anyone thirst for a new motorcycle, watching a sweet group of Hooter Girls posing for a truck driver can make a man just plain hungry. Savannah, Georgia: you know how to do things right! What biker wouldn’t be thrilled to have their dealership conveniently located next to a fine eatery such as Hooters?

Our visit in Savannah was exceptional. The Savannah Harley-Davidson dealership has been promoting our products for several months and they were introduced to our newest model, the Defender™. Once our business visit, and routine purchasing of tee shirts was completed, we stopped in to make our presence known with the girls next door--per my suggestion.

Understand that it’s not about the girls... it’s about the food. Yes, good food. Well…

-The Chief