You can see more about this by going to http://www.blockheadcity.com/ and clicking on the "Movie Nights" button.
Thursday, September 16, 2010
Biker Movie Night Events Are Coming Soon To A City Near You!
In conjunction with local Harley dealers and their HOG chapters, Biker Movie Night events are sponsored by Blockhead City. Normally seen at single screen art house (art deco) cinemas nationwide, these family friendly stellar events offer an evening of great biker entertainment showcasing episodes from the Biker Chicz, Hog Heaven and Living on the Edge TV series.
You can see more about this by going to http://www.blockheadcity.com/ and clicking on the "Movie Nights" button.
You can see more about this by going to http://www.blockheadcity.com/ and clicking on the "Movie Nights" button.
Monday, September 13, 2010
Teaser for Episode 1.1 (Laconia Bike Week) Of The Biker Chicz TV Series Now On YouTube
The teaser for Episode 1.1 (Laconia Bike Week) of the Biker Chicz TV series is now on YouTube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WJwz1P7VHG8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WJwz1P7VHG8
Friday, September 3, 2010
Free to BE!
There are four ladies on the road right now who are super inspirations to us all who are part of the Biker Chicz girl power team: Cris Sommer Simmons who is about to undergo the motorcycle journey of a lifetime on a 1915 Harley-Davidson for the Motorcycle Cannonball Run http://crissommersimmonscannonball.blogspot.com/.
And Laura Klock and her daughters who have set records all over the Bonneville Salt Flats. These ladies represent Free to BE! They define determination and can do attitudes. http://www.lauraklock.com/Welcome.html
Make sure you visit their websites. Make sure you live today free to BE exactly who you are and if you're still exploring who you are...have alot of fun doing it!
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
On Motorcycles, More Women Taking The Front Seat
By Addi Beckman
For the Times Daily
Florence, AL
August 24, 2010
http://www.timesdaily.com/article/20100824/ARTICLES/308249999/1004?Title=On-motorcycles-more-women-taking-the-front-seat-
For the Times Daily
Florence, AL
August 24, 2010
http://www.timesdaily.com/article/20100824/ARTICLES/308249999/1004?Title=On-motorcycles-more-women-taking-the-front-seat-
Thursday, August 5, 2010
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Boston's View (ABC) Interviews Lucky Belcamino From The Biker Chicz TV Series
Lucky Belcamino's interview on Boston's View (ABC) from Tuesday July 27th can be seen by clicking on the following link:
Lucky's Interview on Boston's View (ABC Channel 5)
Lucky's Interview on Boston's View (ABC Channel 5)
Thursday, July 22, 2010
Winterhalder E-Books Now Available Through Amazon For Canadian & American Kindle Readers
Thursday, July 22, 2010
"All Roads Lead To Sturgis: A Biker's Story" (Book 1 of the series); "The Mirror: A Biker's Story" (Book 2 of the series); and "The Assimilation" are all now available through Amazon for download into the Kindle e-book reader.
To purchase inexpensive e-book versions of these books, you can click on the following link:
Purchase Winterhalder E-Books at Amazon
"All Roads Lead To Sturgis: A Biker's Story" (Book 1 of the series); "The Mirror: A Biker's Story" (Book 2 of the series); and "The Assimilation" are all now available through Amazon for download into the Kindle e-book reader.
To purchase inexpensive e-book versions of these books, you can click on the following link:
Purchase Winterhalder E-Books at Amazon
Monday, July 19, 2010
NBC Today Show - July 18, 2010 - Motorcycle Mamas
From the July 18th episode of the Today Show on NBC, here is the link to the video clip titled "Meet the Motorcycle Mamas":
Watch NBC Today Show Video Clip
Watch NBC Today Show Video Clip
Saturday, June 26, 2010
Thursday, June 24, 2010
Ladies On Harleys Ride To Raise Money And Awareness For Injured Veterans
They call themselves The Diamond Posse
By: Michelle Lowry
KJRH TV
June 24, 2010
Muskogee, OKLA - One stop along their journey took them to meet veterans at the Muskogee VA.
They share their personal stories of service and hope to those who have served our country.
And five women riding Harleys certainly get noticed everywhere they go.
The group raised $5,000 for the Fallen Heroes Fund. You can still find out more and donate at www.DiamondPosse.us
By: Michelle Lowry
KJRH TV
June 24, 2010
Muskogee, OKLA - One stop along their journey took them to meet veterans at the Muskogee VA.
They share their personal stories of service and hope to those who have served our country.
And five women riding Harleys certainly get noticed everywhere they go.
The group raised $5,000 for the Fallen Heroes Fund. You can still find out more and donate at www.DiamondPosse.us
Sunday, June 20, 2010
'Biker Chicz' Filming Starts
By Bea Lewis
Laconia Citizen
June 20, 2010
LACONIA — Eight members of a Boston-area, all-female motorcycle club called the East Coast Biker Chicks soon will be featured in a new television series.
Filming for the "Biker Chicz" docu-reality series started Saturday during Laconia Motorcycle Week in the city and will continue in eastern Massachusetts throughout the summer.
"Biker Chicz" will focus on the positive aspects of the Harley-Davidson biker lifestyle and is being produced by an Oklahoma production company, Blockhead City Entertainment.
"Our intention is to produce a happy, feel-good television series that will be enjoyable to watch, and realistically capture the true nature of bikers, their spirit and the Harley lifestyle — this series will be just the opposite of what you see in shows like Sons of Anarchy and Gangland," said Executive Producer Edward Winterhalder.
Winterhalder, a biker personality, author and the creator of the "Biker Chicz" TV series, has been riding Harleys since 1974. His books about the biker lifestyle are published in multiple languages and sold worldwide.
"Because I have lived the biker lifestyle myself for more than thirty-five years, I feel confident that I can accurately capture for TV what really goes on in the life of a biker on a day-to-day basis," he said.
Louisa "Lucky" Belcamino, the founder and current president of the East Coast Biker Chicks, said she is excited to be a part of the project.
"Thank God someone is finally going to show the world that bikers are ordinary people from all walks of life; regular people that have families and jobs, who enjoy riding Harleys in their spare time and giving back to the communities in which they live when they can," Belcamino said.
Another Harley rider featured in the "Biker Chicz" TV series, Annie Concemi, who was recently profiled on TLC's series, "What Not To Wear," was adamant when she said, "Everyone I know is sick and tired of all of the negative television these days, where everyone argues and fights for sixty minutes — 'Biker Chicz' will be a breath of fresh air as far as I am concerned."
Belcamino, the owner of a part-time catering business, is also no stranger to the limelight. Three years ago, she placed 12th in the woman's no limit hold 'em World Poker Finals at Foxwoods.
She said her love of motorcycles started when she was a kid when she rode minibikes and would frequently wreck in her efforts to go faster.
While she suffered some scrapes and bruises, she was never seriously hurt and credits those early days with helping her to become a confident and skillful motorcycle rider.
"I'm really kind of overwhelmed. It's just little old me from Redding, Mass.,"she said of being the star of a television series.
Eighteen members of the club, which is now 150 members strong and has chapters in three states, rode up to Laconia to participate in filming on Saturday, including a stop at Laconia Harley-Davidson in neighboring Meredith.
Belcamino said a growing number of women are giving up the back seat on bikes and doing the driving for themselves, noting Harley-Davidson has reported a 25 percent spike in women buying motorcycles in just the past decade.
"Women have progressed into their own individualism," she said. "It's about the sisterhood and the camaraderie," she said.
"It's empowering to be able to ride," said Ann Cote, director of East Coast Biker Chicks Maine chapter.
A resident of Falmouth, Maine, Cote said, the growing number of women riders is an untapped market.
"I like the camaraderie and the air in your hair," said club member Jodi Kaskiewicz of Danville, who rode to the event with her wife, Joan, an accountant who serves as the treasurer for the Boston and Maine chapters.
Laconia Citizen
June 20, 2010
LACONIA — Eight members of a Boston-area, all-female motorcycle club called the East Coast Biker Chicks soon will be featured in a new television series.
Filming for the "Biker Chicz" docu-reality series started Saturday during Laconia Motorcycle Week in the city and will continue in eastern Massachusetts throughout the summer.
"Biker Chicz" will focus on the positive aspects of the Harley-Davidson biker lifestyle and is being produced by an Oklahoma production company, Blockhead City Entertainment.
"Our intention is to produce a happy, feel-good television series that will be enjoyable to watch, and realistically capture the true nature of bikers, their spirit and the Harley lifestyle — this series will be just the opposite of what you see in shows like Sons of Anarchy and Gangland," said Executive Producer Edward Winterhalder.
Winterhalder, a biker personality, author and the creator of the "Biker Chicz" TV series, has been riding Harleys since 1974. His books about the biker lifestyle are published in multiple languages and sold worldwide.
"Because I have lived the biker lifestyle myself for more than thirty-five years, I feel confident that I can accurately capture for TV what really goes on in the life of a biker on a day-to-day basis," he said.
Louisa "Lucky" Belcamino, the founder and current president of the East Coast Biker Chicks, said she is excited to be a part of the project.
"Thank God someone is finally going to show the world that bikers are ordinary people from all walks of life; regular people that have families and jobs, who enjoy riding Harleys in their spare time and giving back to the communities in which they live when they can," Belcamino said.
Another Harley rider featured in the "Biker Chicz" TV series, Annie Concemi, who was recently profiled on TLC's series, "What Not To Wear," was adamant when she said, "Everyone I know is sick and tired of all of the negative television these days, where everyone argues and fights for sixty minutes — 'Biker Chicz' will be a breath of fresh air as far as I am concerned."
Belcamino, the owner of a part-time catering business, is also no stranger to the limelight. Three years ago, she placed 12th in the woman's no limit hold 'em World Poker Finals at Foxwoods.
She said her love of motorcycles started when she was a kid when she rode minibikes and would frequently wreck in her efforts to go faster.
While she suffered some scrapes and bruises, she was never seriously hurt and credits those early days with helping her to become a confident and skillful motorcycle rider.
"I'm really kind of overwhelmed. It's just little old me from Redding, Mass.,"she said of being the star of a television series.
Eighteen members of the club, which is now 150 members strong and has chapters in three states, rode up to Laconia to participate in filming on Saturday, including a stop at Laconia Harley-Davidson in neighboring Meredith.
Belcamino said a growing number of women are giving up the back seat on bikes and doing the driving for themselves, noting Harley-Davidson has reported a 25 percent spike in women buying motorcycles in just the past decade.
"Women have progressed into their own individualism," she said. "It's about the sisterhood and the camaraderie," she said.
"It's empowering to be able to ride," said Ann Cote, director of East Coast Biker Chicks Maine chapter.
A resident of Falmouth, Maine, Cote said, the growing number of women riders is an untapped market.
"I like the camaraderie and the air in your hair," said club member Jodi Kaskiewicz of Danville, who rode to the event with her wife, Joan, an accountant who serves as the treasurer for the Boston and Maine chapters.
Saturday, June 19, 2010
I'm now a Certified Wind Turbine Technician:
Hello sisters, Really enjoy reading about whats going on in everyones lives and thank you all for keeping us up to date with the upcomming events. Wish I had more time to sit down and write to give input of happenings and events... but that Wind Turbine School took all my waking hours.
Now I'm finished with that portion of school & elected to take "Crane signaling", "Rigging" and become a Certificated "Rough Terrain Forklift Operator" (all offered by the same school; AirStreams Renewables, here in Tehachapi, Ca.
Looking like I'm going into the construction of building these Mega-Watt Monsters...really want to know everything abouth these turbines; from below ground to the wind that sweeps across their 128 ft + blades...it'll make me a better Wind Turbine Technician in the end.
Telling you sisters & brothers this Wind Turbine Business is AMAZING and job security is there!!! Wish I knew about it 20 years ago.
A few months ago their was a small group of Harley Riders who put a ride together to help promote getting women into the this "Wind Turbine Business" the article was called "BIKERS BACK WOMEN IN WIND POWER". Called "THE RIDE FOR WIND", the second annual event it cruised over 250 mi through various Wind Farms and also bars. Was a pretty cool write up and women are just starting to get into this business, looking forward to being able to work side by side to some soon.
Haaaa; actually it kinda reminds me back in the days where you hardly ever seen any fellow women riders going cross country and only a select few riding.
Hopefully I can also be a part of bring more women into the Wind Turbine Business. Theres amazing oportunities as I am finding out. Oh If you want to read the article I added it onto the comment section below.
Catch ya on the FLY... 1 Down 5 Up & TWIST THAT WICK!!!!!
Sincerely Freedom;
I prefer the dangers of Liberty then the peace of Slavery.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
