First Impressions and Expensive Wine

I already know what you are thinking - “What does this story have to do with the sport of motorcycles and hard-core biking?” "Nothing really" - is my response. You have to understand something plain and simple about me. I like writing about anything and everything, not just about motorcycles and bike events.

So, for those of you whom are hard-core only, move along and wait for my next road report. And for those of you who enjoy reading any of my whimsical nonsense about daily life, follow along as I attempt to make this somewhat relative to our love for motorcycles.

Let’s go back to the Spring of 2006. Back to a time when the Chief was “The Chief” and when riding came second in his busy but exciting lifestyle.

Having always been somewhat self conscious about my smile, I decided one evening to take a major step and begin the process of seeking out an Orthodontist to assist me in a rebuilding project. Only this time – unlike customizing a bike - I would have very little control over the types and designs of the parts to be installed. I will admit however, that I was given some choice during each ten-week visit as to the color of the elastic bands that would help to form a nice and new smile.

I was instantly pleased upon my first visit at Get It Straight in Pittsford New York. It was here, that I discovered a small community of very professional and just all around good folks whom truly cared about their patients.

Having walked into their Re-Alignment Shop two years ago in my neatly pressed uniform and seeking their help, makes me think back to that time and all of the changes in my life that have taken place since that day. My Retirement from Police work, the move to Orange County, the addition of 2 more motorcycles and the many miles of travel around the United States to attend bike events, to name a few.

My final visit was last week. I wanted to go out with a bang, so when I handed Dr. G my digital camera and told him he had to document the removal of my new grille’s structural support system, he was more than happy to oblige. The Chief doesn’t do much these days that is typical or usual, by any standards. Upon writing the final check to cover the repair job, I received a bottle of wine. “Expensive wine”, I thought aloud!

The Chief always makes a big production of everything. First impressions and expensive wine can make all the difference. Remember – you only live once!

Thank you to the expert team at Get It Straight – my new smile is sure to attract not only new friends, but without a doubt, many flying insects while I’m on the road!

~Safe Riding~

- The Chief

Ah, The Hudson Valley!

Recipe for an awesome Summer Saturday in New York -

Ingredients:

One Harley-Davidson Street Glide
One Warm and Sunny Day
One Fun Lovin Chief
One Sweet Lady from Delaware

Mix the four together - stirred, not shaken - and you have just what it takes for a fun and exciting riding experience!

There is something about the Hudson Valley that truly intrigues me. It's one of those things in life that one often cannot pinpoint exactly. It could be the endless rolling highways along the riverbanks on either side, or possibly the unbelievable mountain ranges jutting high into the sky. Perhaps it is the bridges crossing over the Hudson or the railways running parallel.

Regardless of exactly what the attraction is to me, I know beyond any reasonable doubt that it is a sight surely worth sharing with those whom you care about.

Karen is an awesome friend of mine. She is the kind of friend that a man feels comfortable sharing his most treasured moments with. So when Karen expressed an interest in spending some time cruising around the area with the Chief and seeing some of the sights he so often has boasted about, the offer was readily accepted.

Choice of highways on this particular summer Saturday was State Route 9D which winds like a snake through Dutchess and Putnam County along the Hudson.

First stop - Orange County Choppers - which just happens to be on the way. In an effort to help Sr. pay his utility bills on his vast new complex, we made the typical OCC tee shirt purchases after a long and tedious debate on colors and fashions (thanks Karen)!

Crossing the Newburgh/Beacon Bridge and heading down 9D we cruise into the village of Cold Spring. A village that has attracted my attention on more than one occasion, we stop in this quaint community for a short visit to enjoy some refreshments and spend a little time sharing our deepest of thoughts with each other. Karen is fun, because I can ramble on about trivial nonsense and she still likes me.

The one thing I failed to tell my friend although she was soon to find out - was the fact that even though I love this scenic area, I'm not all that familiar with the roads and where they may or may not take you. To say that I was a little nervous when we found ourselves in New Jersey in what appeared to be a National Park without a gas station in site and a needle pointing to E would simply be an understatement.

Thankfully, my Harley - good on gas - found her way out of the woods and back to civilization after an hour or so of what I believe was riding around in circles. Gas station? Yeah, we found one - but not until stopping to ask a local resident where the closest one was hiding. The Chief asking directions? Well, typically not – unless several comments prompt those actions…

-The Chief

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Ride safe!

-The Chief

"Jane Doe"

Although On the Road with the Chief was born out of my love for cruising around the countryside on my sweet Harley Street Glide, there is yet another side to the Chief that surfaces every now and then and involves my love for speed and excitement. Without a doubt, it was wise for me—when I purchased my sportbike—to limit it to a 600cc scoot.

A few weeks ago, a couple of the guys from the office and I decided to take a short ride up to Ellenville N.Y. to experience the breathtaking views from atop the mountains. Bike of choice—YZF 600.

It was there, alongside a mountain overlook that “Jane Doe” came into my life. OK, so I’ll be the first to admit: it was the bike that attracted her, or maybe more accurately, the fact that the guys with me were half my age. Regardless of those facts, when a young and attractive woman approaches the Chief and solicits her “first ride on a motorcycle” many thoughts come into my mind. What if this? What if that? “Ok, I’ll give you a ride”. It was that simple.

So, off we cruise down the mountain road. The trip was short and sweet probably lasting no more than ten minutes, but it was ten minutes that I will remember for a long time. I attributed “Jane’s” trembling legs during the ride to the fact that she was slightly nervous—having never been on a bike before. Or perhaps the fact that she was in the presence of “the Chief”. No, it was the thrill and excitement of her first ride!

Jane, as much as you enjoyed your first motorcycle ride, I enjoyed your company and the short period of time that you came into and exited (uh, excited) my life.

Thank you!

-The Chief

A Public Service Message About Motorcycle Security

I would surmise that with the current economic situation in our country, the use of and sales of motorcycles will probably increase. Many motorcycle owners whom in the past, have used their bikes for luxury and sport, may find it necessary to utilize their bike for daily commuting. Gas prices certainly could dictate this trend.

For that reason—and because we at RoadLoK Security truly care about you and your motorcycle—I would like to offer some words of advice about securing your prized possession.

Common sense can go a long way. Without going into a long laundry list of “do’s and don'ts” I’ll make this simple, brief and to the point:

A good share of motorcycle thefts in the United States are “roll away”- or “ride away”-type thefts. We all know and have heard many times that “ four strong men with a couple of pipes or two by fours, can carry your locked bike away”.

Yes, RoadLoK Security acknowledges the fact that if someone wants your bike bad enough, they’ll probably get it. We simply say, “don’t let your bike remain an easy target”.

Lock your bike as best as you know how. Install a RoadLoK, utilize a chain and padlock, install an alarm with a lock—just do something to secure the bike!

Always try to park in well lit areas that are visible to vehicle and foot traffic. If you ride in a group, block each others bike in and secure them all. If you can secure more than one bike to another or to an immovable object, do that too.
If you are continuously aware of the threat of theft, and keep a security conscious mind about where and how you leave your bike unattended you may not become a disgruntled pedestrian!

The photo included in this report, shows how a RoadLoK Defender thwarted the attempted theft of my Street Glide. Thanks RoadLoK!


Safe Riding!

-The Chief

Daytona Bike Week 2008

Ah yes, Daytona Bike Week once again. An event well worth the time and expense involved to attend even when one is not feeling his best. The lack of photos taken on my camera would serve as proof positive that I was less than well.

Attendance this year was low. It was obvious and noticeable to me. I wondered aloud—on more than one occasion—whether it was weather-related or the current poor economic crunch we were all feeling… or both. Regardless, there was a noticeable difference.

Being the type of guy that I am, I typically make the best of a bad situation. For that reason—even though one day found me at the local “walk-in” clinic loading up on antibiotics—the remainder of the time found me promoting our locking systems to those who faithfully returned to Daytona for Bike Week.

This year, one of the highlights for me was meeting a Victory owner who purchased a Defender from us and had it installed on his bike. The Victory Defender has only been available for a short period of time and this was my first “in person” sale. To add to the excitement, his son bought a Defender for his Fat Boy. Two very intelligent men who care about their bikes!

As mentioned above this was just one of the highlights of my time in Daytona this year.

Another highlight was probably the awesome attention given to us at Hooligans Bar and Grille in Bruce Rossmeyer’s complex by some very nice waitresses. This I mention because if any of my road reports didn’t mention a woman or two, you would probably figure that someone else was writing my reports or that I was still very ill.

The next event for the RoadLoK Crew will be the Virginia Beach Bike Classic!

Safe Riding!

-The Chief

Fixing the Winter Blues - PART I

FEBRUARY 12, 2008
by The Chief

I’ve never really liked winter. Well, perhaps back in the day when I was a young lad living in upstate New York and finding my way from point A to point B aboard a motorized contraption sporting two skis and a track. But that was then, and this is now.

Feeling a very realistic need to get away from the cold January in New York I decided to take a short road trip to a favorite spot of mine in Virginia.

Look out Virginia Beach, the Chief is coming back! So, on the road I head out—RoadLoK promotional material in one hand, camera in the other. One thing you have to understand right up front is the fact that I can’t get to Virginia Beach without first stopping to visit a favorite Harley dealership in Delaware.

More than just another Harley dealership, Mike’s Famous in Smyrna is like family to me.

There’s something about this whole area around Smyrna and Dover that tends to draw me to it. So as typical for me, I spend some time visiting and talking the talk about new developments—and of course—about the new Fat Bob I have on-order.

Back on the road, sporting my new hoodie from Mike’s, I continue my journey to the Beach; which by the way just happened to be about forty degrees warmer than New York. Seventy degrees and sunny is how this Chief likes to deal with the winter blues. Any questions?

After spending a nice weekend with friends and my Navy daughter, I head out Monday morning on a mission—a RoadLoK mission. There are many great Harley-Davidson dealerships in Virginia and many in the Beach area that are RoadLoK Dealers.

Watch out Richmond, here I come!

-The Chief

Lone Star Rally - Really!

JANUARY 16, 2008
by The Chief

One thing that the RoadLoK Crew does and does well is share ideas--typically over dinner and drinks. I guess that is where the decision was reached while coming back from Biketoberfest to head west to Galveston. It was as if a bright light--a star perhaps... a lone star--shone down from the skies above and gently jogged one of our brains enough to say, 'Let’s go to the Lone Star Rally'. Of course we all chimed in with our affirmations that this was in fact a great idea.

So without further question or consideration, the RoadLoK Crew heads west and what a trip it turned out to be. Writing short road reports becomes difficult at times like this, when there is so much to say, coupled with my feeble attempt at keeping the report interesting. Should I load up this story with memoirs of typical Chief stuff, you know: lady bikers, hot bikes, hot lady bikers? Or should I talk about the fantastic weather, scenery and great riding that we were to behold?

Decision made. I’ll discuss three awesome Harley-Davidson dealerships we made contact with and who are now Authorized RoadLoK Dealers. After all folks, RoadLoK does pay me to promote their products so every now and again, I should focus on RoadLoK business.

First stop: Cowboy Harley-Davidson in Beaumont TX.
The first couple of minutes inside of a Harley Dealership--any Harley Dealership--fills this Chief's head with key information about the business. Upon first entering a dealership I notice several key factors which include layout, inventory quantities and employee friendliness & activity. Cowboy Harley sent great vibes that made me feel at home and comfortable!

When I approached the Parts Counter and made my somewhat routine introduction and product promotion speech I found--within minutes--a parade of Parts and Service Personnel following me to the parking lot to see first hand just what the RoadLoK was all about. Parts Manager, James Gray took little time to make the decision to come on board and help RoadLoK secure Harley motorcycles around the Beaumont area. Two thumbs up to a great dealership and a great crew at Cowboy Harley-Davidson!

Next stop: Mancuso Harley-Davidson, Houston TX.
Requiring a much needed break from the revving engines and hordes of bikers pushing their way through the Rally madness, a couple of the RoadLoK Crew decided to join me on a venture to another dealership or two.

As mentioned above, the first couple of minutes in a dealership tells me volumes of information about the overall operation of the business. Mancuso Harley-Davidson and Mancuso American Speed are two fantastic dealerships. The Parts Managers, Eric and Brian, know bikes, know the business and know a great product when they see it! I won’t say that they were an easy sell (thanks Brian) but both men were a real pleasure to work with. Two thumbs up to two more great Harley-Davidson Dealers!

Typically the Chief tells of his road trips as being highlighted by the scenery, the ladies and oh yes, did I mention the ladies? The Lone Star Rally certainly provided much entertainment in that arena, but truthfully, the highlight of this trip was the discovery of yet three great Harley Dealerships!

-The Chief

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

Rumble Through the Tunnels to Biketoberfest - PART I

OCTOBER 20, 2007
by The Chief

When our company decided to hit the road for a three-week extravaganza of bike events, I tried to imagine all of the contacts we would make and the new friends we would meet along the way. The thoughts that flooded my mind and the time that I spent pondering this most recent of road trips would in no way come close to the actual events that took place or that the RoadLoK crew was fortunate enough to experience.

First stop: Portsmouth, VA – Rumble Through the Tunnels. October 12 -14!

This event, hosted by Bayside Harley-Davidson, is an annual gettogether of vendors and bikers alike. The highlight of which is a Saturday morning biker’s parade through the Hampton Roads area--traversing through several of the tunnels around Virginia Beach. The proceeds of this police-escorted parade are used for the benefit of our Military Personnel whom proudly serve our country. Thousands of bikers roaring along on their colorful two-wheeled scoots keep the “rumble” alive and well in the tunnels.

Bayside Harley-Davidson found its parking lot peppered with vendors and bikers for this three-day event. RoadLoK Security was among the list of vendors. It was here that we met some of our newest of friends. I could spend hours writing about “Gunz” and some of his marketing and product ideas. Then there was Timm, the Portsmouth Police Motor Patrol Officer. Being former law enforcement myself, I still gravitiate toward the men and women in blue. We watched in amazement as Timm rode his steel horse at a “ slower than snail's pace “ in such tight circles that the bags kissed the pavement.

I would be remiss in my road report if I failed to mention our newest of Authorized RoadLoK Dealerships which came as a result of the Rumble Through the Tunnels. A bit of a soft-spoken man, Bayside Harley-Davidson’s Parts Manager, Tom James, gave the seal-of-approval to our RoadLoK Motorcycle locking system. Not only was Tom interested in showing me every bit of available chrome for my FLHX, he agreed that his personal ride, an immaculately-kept Road King, was in need of a RoadLoK Defender.

Thank you, Bayside Harley-Davidson for caring about our Service Personnel and thank you for your commitment in helping to keep motorcycle theft in-check. Two thumbs up!

-The Chief

Check back soon for Part II of Rumble Through the Tunnels to Biketoberfest where the Chief meets the Hooter’s girls.

Miracles Can Happen!

OCTOBER 7, 2007
by The Chief

It wasn’t the fact that we rode early in the morning through a heavy and damp fog to reach our destination that made this journey extraordinary. It probably wasn’t the fact that the leader of our pack, Special Ed–you'd have to know him to understand–chose a route of heavily traveled highways peppered with pot holes and some of New York’s worst examples of deteriorating thoroughfares. And, without a doubt, it wasn’t about the irresponsible drivers going about their daily routine of big city life, as they rudely weaved in and out of their respective lanes-of-travel paying little attention to the five of us bikers, as we journeyed to Great Neck.

The miracle that did take place on this Saturday morning in early October was the discovery by our team, Team RoadLoK, of yet another exceptional Harley-Davidson dealership: enter Miracle Mile Harley Davidson of Great Neck, New York.

Unfortunately, the written word falls drastically short of encompassing the true magnitude of my elation when I happen upon a business that is run by folks who genuinely care about their customers. Customer care or better yet, quality customer care is increasingly rare these days. For that reason alone, I take great interest in writing about those experiences that I--as an individual--along with our company, find to be in the upper-echelon of our scale.

Let me talk for just a moment about my take on the required ingredients for a business--in this case a Harley-Davidson dealership to be considered a top-notch place to exchange currency for goods and service. Regardless of the products being sold, the foundation of a great business truly lies in customer care and assurance of customer satisfaction. Many consumers, myself included, typically will spend more money for a “like” product, as long as great customer service is provided. To some of us, good and/or great customer service seems so simple yet like previously stated is often hard to find. I believe that the average person, if treated well and with respect when making a purchase of goods or services, will be a returning customer. The bargain hunter looking for a new motorcycle, a new car or any major purchase for that matter, may find early-on that the best price didn’t include the best service department or the best dealership staff to stand behind the product once the deal was made. I for one cannot put a price tag on quality service and great customer care, subsequent to the sale.

The staff at Miracle Mile was a great pleasure to deal with. Within minutes of our arrival the two baggers we brought-in for service were wheeled away into the shop for that much-needed work. Although “Special Ed” didn’t feel so special when my cruiser was finished first, we both agreed that the service was done well, and at what we both felt was a reasonable fee. The service staff explained what was done to our bikes and seemed to be very thorough and knowledgeable in their field.

Our experience at Miracle Mile was very pleasant to say the least. We received excellent customer care, quality products and service and above and beyond that, the dealership was clean, well organized and set up to be very customer friendly. What more could a biker want? Needless to say, Miracle Mile Harley-Davidson is now a full-service RoadLoK Dealership! We are truly honored to welcome their team into the RoadLoK family because we know that our customers will be hard-pressed to find better service!

To Joey and all the staff at Miracle Mile Harley-Davidson, our new friends–two thumbs up–from the RoadLoK gang!

-The Chief

Sturgis or Bust

OCTOBER 6, 2007
by The Chief

Imagine if you will for a minute or ten… cruising down the highway, interstate 90 to be exact, between Spearfish and Rapid City on a new Harley Street Glide at 85 mph. Add to this picturesque thought, temperatures in the 90s, the stereo blaring out the blues of BB King and this helmet-less rider enjoying life more than ever before.

Alright, so that may be nothing great or special to many of you who have lived this dream so many times before. But then again, I could guess that many of you didn’t enter into a world of bikes, babes and booze quite like I did, and from such a contrast from a previous lifestyle. A lifestyle that saw me with badge and gun in hand typically six days of every week. A lifestyle of dealing with those three things previously mentioned, from a totally different perspective. If I have achieved nothing else in my life worth mentioning, I can at least say that I have lived a very diverse life.

Sturgis is everything I dreamed it would be and more. Ideal riding weather coupled with unbelievable scenery and a land rich in history. Night life was anything you wanted it to be - as wild or as laid back as a biker could want. An evening group ride with a couple of really Dirty Girls probably highlighted my time spent in Sturgis. Throw in with that, the fact that I was called upon to rescue a young lad whom his mother had accidentally locked in her car while refueling. Yes, I still carry some tools of the previous trade and no doubt, there are flashbacks from time to time of a past that I have fond but fading memories of.

It has been said that attendance was down this year at Sturgis. Being my first time there, I would simply say that I for one, saw a lot of bikes and met a lot of cool people. From a business perspective, I am typically very impressed with the people I meet at bike events, and their interest in our product. Sturgis, I will return.

It’s not all about bikes, babes and booze. Well, yes it is.

-The Chief

Mike's Famous Sidewalk Sale

SEPTEMBER 27, 2007
by The Chief

September 8th found friends and customers of Mike’s Famous Harley Davidson in Smyrna DE stopping by to take part in their first Sidewalk Sales event.

The RoadLoK gang was there to witness first hand, a truly remarkable Harley Dealership doing what it does best and setting the standard.

Upon arriving at Mike’s, after a wrong turn and spending an additional twelve dollars in unwarranted tolls, we were welcomed with open arms by Mike’s staff. Parking in front of the huge glass façade of modern architecture which boldly sports “Mike’s Famous” above the main entrance, six new '08 model year Harleys came rolling out the doors, to be displayed in our traveling RoadLoK concession.

Adam, Brink and I went right to work installing our new RoadLoK Defender on each of the new bikes. This was a pre-arranged agreement between the dealership and us. You see, Mike’s Famous is staffed with some of the best guys and gals in the business. Bikers who know Harley Davidson. Bikers who know a great product when they see it. Bikers who know that their bikes are too precious, too expensive and too personal to them, to let some thug lurking through an unlit parking lot, take their prized possession from them.

To say that this event was successful or worth our while, would truly be an understatement. This event was beyond any preconceived imaginings. In fact, before we were able to hook up each new 08 with a Defender, there was a lineup of customers, money in hand, requesting that their bike be next in line for a RoadLoK. Several of Mike’s staff purchased RoadLoK Snipers for their own bikes, again acknowledging their support of our product and their commitment to keeping their bikes just that, theirs.

At days end, being well-fed (thanks Roadie!), the RoadLoK crew headed back to New York to prepare for our next event.

Editor's Note: This event was the first of our new “Meet the Dealer” road trips. RoadLoK Security will be on the road visiting Harley Dealerships and partaking in Dealership events up and down the East Coast throughout the fall.

-The Chief

RoadLoK Takes Delmarva

SEPTEMBER 26, 2007
by The Chief

What can you say about a bike event that hasn’t been said so many times before? We could talk about just how ideal the weather was, or about the location of the event that was more than vendor friendly. Hell, I could talk all day just about the scenic view heading into Ocean City along Route 90. Couple that with the myriad of classy eateries and biker bars and I believe you have the makings of one great motorcycle event.

The 7th annual Delmarva Bike Week was held this year from September 13th through the 16th in Ocean City Maryland. RoadLoK Security was one of the many vendors taking part in this well organized event. Upon arrival at Ocean Downs, and making a visual on the giant Gecko, we pulled into what would become our home for the next 4 days, alongside the gang from GEICO.

RoadLoK Security and GEICO will often times be found together at motorcycle events because quite simply, we work well together. O.K, there’s actually a little more to it than that. You see, GEICO endorses RoadLoK motorcycle locking systems, and offers discounts to riders sporting a RoadLoK on their scoots. Above and beyond all that, is the fact that well, we are just good guys with a common interest. That interest being motorcycles and security - the two go together nicely.

RoadLoK was well received at Delmarva. Promoting our new RoadLoK Defender was fun, entertaining for both us and the prospective buyer, and as with all motorcycle events that we attend, very educational for all whom we came in contact with. Quite simply stated, once discovered by an unsuspecting biker, the RoadLoK motorcycle locking system becomes one of those accessories that a biker just can’t seem to live without.

Delmarva Bike Week was a very positive experience for the RoadLoK Crew and we all are looking forward to next years event.

-The Chief

See pics from this event at: www.roadlok.com/news/delmarva.htm