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Rick Moore fom rickypics.com was out Sat. afternoon at the MotoX ride for the Cure weekend. Check out his page to see if he snapped a shot of you on the track. Please show your support and buy a commemorative photo of yourself from Rick. He gave us his time and support.
Click here to check rickypics.com's archive from the MotoX For the cure weeeknd.
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by Adam Waheed
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Motorcycles have a funny way of bringing people together. A look out of your car window on almost any given weekend will certainly confirm this, as the legions of streetbike enthusiasts gather around their two-wheeled machines at the local Starbucks.
But this past weekend a different group of motorcyclists converged on a different motorcycling venue, and all for a very important cause. The place was Cahuilla Creek Motocross Park and the cause was a weekend of family fun all in the name of breast cancer awareness...
. Click here to read the article on motorcycleusa.com
Click below for an interview with Laurie Carey
courtesy of motorcycleusa.com
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San Diego band ENDRIS will join Mouthful
of Snow, Hascol, My Last Revelation and Crazy Nieghbors for MotoX Ride for the Cure weekend.
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San Diego band ENDRIS will join the lineup for the MotoX for the Cure weekend. This makes 5 bands that will rock the weekend for breast cancer awareness. |
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Coming
from San Diego, CA, Endris rocks their
indi sounding music for the MotoX ride for the
Cure weekend. To check out more about this band,
visit their myspace at
http://myspace.com/endris
They
will be playing the MotoX Ride for the Cure
stage at 8pm on Sat. Oct. 20. |
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Mouthful
of Snow, Hascol, My Last Revelation and Crazy Nieghbors will rock the
Ride for the Cure weekend.
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The weekend will be full of great live music, as we
have 3 great bands lined up to provide the entertainment
for the weekend. Mouthful of Snow, Hascol and Crazy
Nieghbors will be rocking the MotoX Ride for the Cure
stage for the weekend. Check out the band bios and
links to their music below to get a taste of what
will be rocking the entire weekend. In between the
bands, we will have our own house DJ spinning the
mix of tunes for everyone to groove on.
Mouthful
of Snow :
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Coming
from Temecula, CA, Mouthful of Snow rocks their
indi sounding music for the MotoX ride for the
Cure weekend. To check out more about this band,
visit their myspace at http://www.myspace.com/mouthfulofsnow
They
will be playing the MotoX Ride for the Cure
stage at 1pm on Sat. Oct. 20. |
Hascol: |
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Another
Temecula, CA band, Hascol will also rock the
MotoX ride for the Cure weekend. Their garage
sound will be rocking everyone that listens.
http://www.myspace.com/hascol
They
will be playing the MotoX Ride for the Cure
stage at 11 am on Sun. Oct. 21. |
My Last Revelation : |
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My Last Revelation is a young band, with all members between the ages of 13 & 15. We’re a Rock Band that plays a Pop/Punk style of music with clean lyrics, that plays both covers and originals. Our lyrics are powerful and emotional, and reflect our lives in many ways. Our music is a unique sound that features soft, melodic verses, and hard-driven choruses.
http://www.myspace.com/mylastrevelation
They
will be playing the MotoX Ride for the Cure
stage at 1pm on Sun. Oct. 21. |
Crazy
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Sat. Night will be our house band, the Crazy
Neighbors. Crazy Neighbors are a local (San Diego's
North County) rock'n'roll band playing a combination
of original and classic rock. All three members
have been playing for decades and have been together
for over ten years, appearing in local bars, charity
events and parties |
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Motox
Ride for the Cure Shirts available now!
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Available now are the "MotoX Ride for the Cure"
event shirts.
We are pre-selling the shirts before the weekend so
you can show up with them on to show your support.
To purchase the shirts before the weekend, click on
the "Buy Now" paypal link below. Shirts
are $12 plus shipping($8.00). Please specify what size you
need. We have both men and women's sizes.
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Motox Ride for the
Cure WristBands available now!
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Available now are the "MotoX Ride for the Cure"
wristbands.
We are pre-selling the bands before the weekend so you can
show up with them on to show your support. To purchase the
wristband before the weekend, please contact Josh Redmond
at pre_historicfab@hotmail.com
. They are $3.00 with shipping.
Lets have a great weekend and show support
for a great cause!
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Notes on Camping for the MotoX for the
Cure Weekend...
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Here is the schedule of events for the MotoX Ride for the
Cure weekend.
Moto X Ride for the Cure
TENTATIVE SCHEDULE (more activities to
come)
Saturday, October 20th
6:30 Gates Open
9:00 All tracks open
12:00 Track maintenance
Raffle and giveaways
1:00 Live music by Mouthful
of Snow
3:00 Main & Vet Tracks close
4:00 Fashion Show hosted by Tangerine,
Kawasaki , Temecula Motorsports
5:00 KLX 110 invitational Race by Kawasaki
6:00 Live music by Crazy
Neighbors
10:00 End of organized activities and
music
Sunday, October 21st
6:30 Gates Open
9:00 All tracks open
12:00 Track maintenance
Raffle and giveaways
1:00 Live music by My Last
Revelation
2:00 KLX 110 invitational Race by Kawasaki
3:00 Main & Vet Track close
3:30 KLX 110 Raffle by Kawasaki
(must be present to win)
5:00 End of event
A DJ will be spinning your favorite music
throughout the weekend
Notes on Camping for
the MotoX for the Cure Weekend...
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If you are planning to camp out at Cahuilla Motocross park
for the MotoX Ride for the Cure weekend, there are a few
things that you should be aware of.
1. Gates will open
at 4pm Friday, Oct. 19 for weekend camping...
While the gates will be open,
there will not be any riding Friday. This is the set-up
day for vendors and organizers to get prepared for
the weekend's events.
2. Campfires are only permitted in fire rings...
Because of the location of
the track, open fires cannot be permitted on the track
property. Fires must me contained in fire rings. Also
use common sense if you are planning on a fire. Do
not build the fire next to the brush.
3. Take what you bring in...
While the track will have trash
cans and dumpster for the weekend's trash, please
be respectful and not leave your bags of trash laying
around after the weekend.
4. Be respectful of your weekend nieghbors...
We are all out to have a good
time this weekend. Please be respectful of your nieghbors
and surrounding families camping next to you. |
Lets have a great weekend and show support
for a great cause!
The A weekend you will not want
to miss...
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Along with riding for the cure on Oct.20-21, a host of other
events and vendors will be out in attendance.
Food: We
will have a BBQ, mexican food, funnel cake and Jamba Juice
will be out there taking care of your smoothie cravings.
Vendors Row:
There will be a host of industry vendors from the motocross
community as well as the local community showing their support
and showing their products for you to sample.
Industry Fashion
show: Sat. evening there will be a industry fashion
show presented by Kawasaki and Temecula Motorsports, showing
off the latest in womens apparel from the Motocross industry.
This is sure to be a great time with models and music.
Industry Mini
race: Kawasaki presents an industry mini race. Come
cheer on your fav. industry person in this fun race on KLX110s
on a specially prepared mini track.
Live Music:
After the Fashion show Sat. evening we will have live music
provided by San Diego's Crazy Nieghbors. Crazy Neighbors
are a classic rock band that is also into riding. Finish
the day off with great tunes and dance the night away.
Raffle:
We will be holding a raffle on both days for your chance
at goodies from the motocross industry. All proceeds from
the raffle will go to Michelle's Place and you can show
your support for our great weekend.
KLX110 giveaway:
Kawasaki will be giving away to a lucky person at the ride
for the cure a KLX110. All proceeds from the raffle will
go to Michelle's Place. Don't miss your chance to win a
KLX110 mini bike.
All new Track
Layout: Cahuilla Creek MX will be showcasing an all
new track layout that will be double the size of the current
track. It will incorporate the new "Anniverary Hill"
celebrating the tracks anniversary.
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Crazy Neighbors is a
local (San Diego's North County) rock'n'roll band playing
a combination of original and classic rock. All three
members have been playing for decades and have been
together for over ten years, appearing in local bars,
charity events and parties. Both guitarist Lee Holth
and drummer Dale Andersen are avid dirt bike riders
while bass player Steve Mecham's other hobby is photography. |
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Donate even if you can't join us...
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Still want to be a part of the Ride for the cure, even though
you cannot make it out to the track? You can still send
donations through the mail. You can still feel good and
be a part of this great weekend.
Send checks, made out to "" to:
All donations will be going to Michelle's
Place , a breast cancer resourse center located in Murrieta,
CA. For more information about Michelle's Place and why
you should donate, please
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Tim Ferry from Team Kawasaki
endorses the MotoX Ride for the cure weekend. Tim along
with event organizer, Laurie Carey. |
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Pricing for MotoXrideforthecure weekend
- Here is the updated pricing for the weekend. This should clarify any confusion. If If you have any questions, feel free to contact laurie@panicrev.org or contact us through the contact page.
1-2 riders $75 each
each additional rider (in the same vehicle) $50
spectators $5
peewee (50cc) riders $45
children under 10 free
1-2 riders $40 each
each additional rider (in same vehicle) $25
spectators $5
peewee (50cc) riders $25
children under 10 free
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Need Lodging for the MotoXforthecure weekend ?
- For those that are not going to camp but need lodging for the weekend, here are a few lodging ideas in Temecula.
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Want your companie's clothing showcased in our Fashion Show?
- Does your company want to showcase their line of women's clothing during the Motox for the cure weekend? We have scheduled an industry fashion show showcasing what is new in the line of women's apperal from companies in the MX industry. This will be a great venue and opportunity to showcase your companies latest apperal to a great audience. Simply download our Fashion show form, fill it out and send back. For more information you can contact Colleen at 951-926-4646 or email laurie@panicrev.com
Download: Motox for the Cure Fashion show application
(PDF 92K)
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MotoX for the Cure Sponsorship letter now available
- Want to be a part of the great weekend as a sponsor/vendor? You can!
Download the MotoX for the cure sponsor letter by clicking on the link below. For more information
you can contact Colleen at 951-926-4646 or email info@motoxforthecure.com
Download: Motox for the Cure Sponsor letter (PDF 92K)
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MotoX for the Cure Breast Cancer benifit ride
- On October 20-21, 2007, Cahuilla Creek Motocross park will host the first annual "Ride for the Cure" motocross weekend. The "MotoX for the Cure" is being held to support the breast cancer awareness.
Friday, October 19 will be a celebrity ride day. Celebrities and VIPs will come out to support breast cancer awareness. Sat. October 20 will be general admission ride day and Sunday October 21, we will hold a walk for all members of the families
Many other activities will be held durring the weekend and can be enjoyed by the whole family. If you would like to participate or help support reast cancer in any way, please contact Colleen or Allyson at the Cahuilla Creek MX park office at 951-926-4646.
1-2 riders $75 each
each additional rider (in the same vehicle) $50
spectators $5
peewee (50cc) riders $45
children under 10 free
1-2 riders $40 each
each additional rider (in same vehicle) $25
spectators $5
peewee (50cc) riders $25
children under 10 free
You can also fill out the contact form on the website. Please mark your calendar and join us and show your support for breast cancer awareness.
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- Cahuilla Creek Motocross is calling
out to the motocross community to join us on October 20-21, 2007 for the Moto X Ride for the Cure. A fund raiser like no other, the three day extravanganza of riding, live music, celebrities, pros, silent auctions, autograph sessions, games, raffles prizes and much much more.
The mecca of the motocross industry
is in Southern California and motocross is a family sport. Breast Cancer can affect us all whether your a man, woman, boy
are girl. Lets come together united with this common interest. The love
and passion for motocross and the determination to make our mark
in the fight against Breast Cancer.
Proceeds will go to Michelle's Place. A local cancer resource center providing services such as: Patient navigation, diagnostic services, education, support and community awareness. For more information, please visit the Michelle's Place website.
The tears still involuntarily flow at the thought of Michelle’s passing; but from the "pool of tears" has come a mission of service to make it better for others touched by this unrelenting disease. Family, friends, and the community have come together and created a mission to serve our community. Her parents say that more than once they have wished the treatment would have started sooner. But bitter disappointment must be given up and replaced with positive action. Michelle needed a resource center where she could go for help in coping with her challenges. Her parents, family and friends have started one in her memory so others will have an opportunity to get the help they need —it is called Michelle’s Place.
Michelle felt she would have liked a place she could receive emotional comfort, a listening ear, and an opportunity to talk with someone who is surviving breast cancer and learning to cope with the disease. This place should also provide the latest information regarding treatment options, coping strategies, up-to-date research and clinical developments so the person and their family can help in planning and be informed when making treatment decisions.
Michelle shared a love of life and preserved to the end with a valiant determination to beat the challenge of breast cancer and always shared her knowledge and experience of battling cancer in a positive, uplifting way. Although her journey on earth was cut short, her vision of helping others with breast cancer has been the inspiration to open Michelle’s Place to assist those walking a similar path.
Especially important at Michelle’s Place is the provision of education to those women not yet touched by the disease. They must know that if a lesion is mammographically detected during the early development stage, chances of survival and/or a cure rate is raised to a dramatic 95% or more. This is a major improvement over today’s variable survival rates among different ethnic groups, ranging from 55% to 79% — because, like Michelle, many of them are discovering breast cancer too late. It is clear that a very high priority for Michelle’s Place is to help educate everyone in our community, from our young women to our seniors.
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