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Friday, 19 December 2008 |
 Here's how it's done, folks. Along with our bills from Qwest and Chevron, today's mailbox included one teriffic Christmas card from clubbies Kevin and Suzette. Posing with their ever-photogenic sidecar Stella, the two, along with their son Joe, are worked into a scene imagining their scooter as Santa's sleigh, airborne and delivering presents on Christmas eve. As an added touch, the scooter's headlight glows red - presumably in leiu of halogen-nosed Rudolph. If we were holding a club competion for best card, this one would win hands-down. But given the fact that we weren't, the work and imagination these two put into this card made it all the better - and made us very glad to know them, and to have such a great bunch of folks to ride with. There's almost three feet of snow outside today. Riding's out of the question, but it's warm inside, we've got time off next week, and we've got family and friends like Kevin and Suzette and the rest of the club gang to be thankful for. From all of us in the Minions Scooter Club, Happy Holidays!  Scooter Christmas Card (pop-up window) |
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Wednesday, 10 December 2008 |
 Have an ear-splittin' Holiday! So, you’ve got a scooter fanatic on your shopping list, and have no idea what’ll please? Call it self-interest (provided you send such gifts to us), but we’ve pulled together a collection of products and items sure to make any scooterist smile. So much to buy, we’ve grouped it all into a neat little categorized table. Have at it, and shop early and often. Got an economy to revive!  (Table below) |
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Monday, 17 November 2008 |
 2008's fastest Ride & Seekers Spokane, as many have noted, is a place where forest, farmland and mountains seem as close as one’s backyard. “Near Nature, Near Perfect,” the Chamber says.
Spokane's famous for being quirky, too. Old or odd structures, businesses and neighborhoods abound - so between nature and nuttiness, there's a lot to see aboard a scooter. This year, we thought we’d make a game of it, and give clubbies an incentive to experience more of the area first-hand.
So began our club’s inaugural “Ride & Seek” challenge, an 18-stop tour of some of Spokane’s most scenic/unusual/fun places. Months ago, Past Prez Rick cooked up a list, penned challenge rules, and designed a commemorative patch for winners - then gave members the task of visiting all 18 spots before the end of 2008.
Stops were usually described in the form of clues. Some were close to town, but hard to find. Others were easy to find, but a long way off. Most required proof in the form of photos of the rider and their bike at each of the challenge stops.
So now that the season's almost over, who won? Congratulations and bragging rights go to Scott and Karen for completing the challenge first. But any and all that finished (or may yet finish) the list before January 1, 2009 get a winner’s base and year patch, too – to be worn with pride. So far, challenge finishers include Scott, Karen, Rick, Charlotte, Prez Mark, Brian, Michael and Melissa. Kudos, all!
Our initial Minion Ride & Seek was so much fun, plans are already underway for next year’s challenge. If you’re a clubbie that finished most but not all stops, better get going – patches are in, and there’s still several weeks left in the season. It may be cold outside, but roads are still clear, so bundle up and get out there!  |
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