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Daytona Beach ChapterDaytona Beach ChapterDaytona Beach Chapter“Dedication To Freedom Of The“Dedication To Freedom Of The“Dedication To Freedom Of The
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REMINDER !!!!!NEXT CHAPTER MEETING
October 2, 2014 7:30 PMEagles—190 S. Nova Road Ormond Beach
Volume 98 Issue 10 Oct. 2014
SPOOKS N’ SCOOTS
AND STATE MEETING* Oct. 11 @ 2:00 pm
OCTOBER 10th ,11th ,12th 2014PARTY-SERTOMA YOUTH RANCH – 85 MYERS RD, BROOKSVILLE, FL 34602
*MEETING-KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS HALL- 11549 CURLEY RD, SAN ANTONIO, FL 33576
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MEMORIAL RUN FOR BROTHERS AND SISTERS LOST WILL BE
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President Frank Roush 386-290-3025 [email protected]
Vice Pres. Geno Lessig 386-693-4300 [email protected]
Secretary Bobby Colella 407-406-4656 [email protected]
Treasurer John Banta 386-441-6533 [email protected]
Sgt. At Arms Alfye Fyock 386-566-6112 [email protected]
Legislative Officer John Banta 386-441-6533 [email protected]
Membership Steve Fritze 386-677-1550 [email protected]
Safety Director Mike Knezevich 352-759-3637 [email protected]
PR/Communications Ken Holland 386-673-8893 [email protected]
Products Frank Roush 386-290-3025 [email protected]
Newsletter Editor Kathy Holland 386-673-8893 [email protected]
Webmaster Kathy Holland 386-673-8893 [email protected]
State Delegate Rick Adams 386-872-8425 [email protected]
State Delegate Bobby Colella 407-406-4656 [email protected]
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IDENTIFICATION STATEMENT
The Daytona Beach ABATE newsletter
is the official publication of Daytona Beach Chapter
ABATE of Florida , INC.
Published monthly (12 times a year)
ABATE of Florida, Inc. Daytona Beach Chapter
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CHAPTER OFFICERS JUNE 2014—JUNE 2015
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
VICE PRESIDENT MESSAGE
Hello Again!
Fall..it's finally here. October means cooler temps and of course, "Biketoberfest"!!
Tons of people in town will be driving crazy. Please be careful and look twice while riding.
Looking forward to seeing everyone at the FOE on 10/02 for the meeting and at The Rights Rallyon 10/11 at the White Eagle on Rt. 1 in Korona.
Geno
Vice Prez of the best Abate Chapter in Fla
Daytona Beach
I’m in California right now and will be gone another week. Before I before I left ,I ordered 3&5t's and sweatshirts for the big boys also have ordered ladies shirts.When I return I have had 2 banners made and found the safety TV DVD, I just need to pick up.I hope to see everyone at the next meeting .
Ride safe and enjoy the ride !Frank-CupcakePresident
Daytona Beach Chapter ABATESeptember 4, 2014 (7:30 P.M.)
Fraternal Order of Eagles, Ormond Beach, FL 3274By: Bobby Colella
President (Frank) – Discussed the need for delegates to attend State meeting Oct 12th and will cover fuel expenses.Announced the Earl Lee Bennett Support run Oct 16th (need toiletries and other items - specifics will be announced atnext meeting).
Vice President (Geno) – Absent
Secretary (Bobby C) – Discussed Daytona ABATE’s support (Not sponsorship) for 11th of October’s We the Peo-ple - Protect Our Rights Rally and inviting members of the local government to attend meetings and events.
Treasure (John) – Read the financial report regarding the chapter finances for August. Motion made to accept reportas stated. Motion passed.
Membership (Steve) – 4 Life memberships, and three renewals. Membership drive will take place at the 11 Octoberrally. Made motion to order Abate FL, Daytona Chapter banner.
Legislative (John) – Ongoing legislative actions – The letters to Rep. Dorothy Hukill with regards to her re-introducing helmet legislation/law in Florida must have worked, no word on her sponsoring bill. For more infor-mation, see the legislative updates in this newsletter.
Safety (Mike) – Volusia school district request Abate’s assistance in teaching Motorcycle safety. Need people to getMotorcycle Safety Awareness Program (MSAP) certified. Made motion to purchase TV w/DVD player for instruc-tional videos. Need to get information on MSAP training.
Sergeant at Arms (Alfie) – Present/No CommentsState Reps – State is a 501 C4 and is seeking C3 status as well for Federal safety grants. Don’t drink while at safetybooths. New webmaster assigned. Financial sub-committee personnel were elected.
Webmaster (Kathy Holland ) - Not present
Old Business – N/A
New Business – Discussed 11 October party at White Eagle Lounge and specific event tasks. Abate will be setting upa booth for safety and membership. Various members will be supporting the bike show, live auction, as well as helpget sponsors for the event.
Good of the order –Meeting adjourned: Closing prayer conducted by Soldiers for Jesus M.C., meeting adjourned at9:20 PM
Respect&
ProtectOUR
Rights RallyOctober 11th
Free foodLive MusicBike Show
Live AuctionAbate Info & safety boothLocal leader awards
** Sponsors & forAward Nominees
Call: Bobby386.366.4803
5530 U.S. 1, Bunnell, FL 32110
•Best of Show•Spectator’s Choice
•Best TC, EVO, Shovel,Pan, and Classic
We The PeopleParty andBike show
registration startsat Noon & party
til 6PM
Meet your local,county, and
StateRepresentatives
Legislative Report Sept. 13, 2014 John Banta
Out of date as soon as I write it
Go on to the ABATE of Florida Website www.abateflorida.com, Click on the Legislative Information Centerand subscribe to email list. Ideally you would get the latest legislative news and press releases, but it is not asactive as some would hope. Contact the State Legislative Trustee, Darrin Brooks, to get on his email list.
He sends news reports of legislative activities on a myriad of topics. Here is an important one:
Sunday, September 7, 2014 9:44 PMHey everyone,CUTR has put out another Florida Motorcyclist survey. I would appreciate it if you would take the survey andspread it around to your members and on your social media pages. The more motorcyclists that take this the better.The link to the survey is http://info.mcsurvey.org/ThanksDarrin "Scribe" Brooks,State Legislative Trustee,ABATE of Florida, Inc.www.abateflorida.comTake the survey. CUTR, working for Florida DHSMV and FDOT, is trying to analyze motorcyclist views on man-datory helmets and our reaction to being told we should all wear reflective vests. Have fun; try not to write any-thing naughty. As mentioned in the 2014 Florida Motorcycle Assessment by NHTSA prepared by Florida Depart-ment of Transportation Safety Office and Center for Urban Transportation Research (CUTR) University of SouthFlorida, DHSMV and FDOT think we should all wear reflective clothing. To infer that motorcyclists are not visi-ble to automobile drivers and bear responsibility for not being visible is ludicrous. I find that comparable to tellinga rape victim she is responsible because she wore something provocative. BMW riders are into reflective motorcy-cle gear. Harleys have flamboyant paint jobs and chrome. After taking the survey, I sent another email to CUTRand was answered by the head honcho himself.Thanks for your feedback John. I’m passing this along to the survey coordinator,Dr. Chanyoung Lee.Thanks!Center for Urban Transportation Research (CUTR)University of South FloridaPhone: (813) 974-2049Fax: (813) 974-5168Email: [email protected] suggested that if you think that reflective vest will make a difference (I do not), then perhaps DHSMV (with em-ployees as registered lobbyist) get a law passed that if someone hits a motorcyclist, wearing a FDOT approvedvest, then they get charged with reckless driving. That charge can bring 30 days jail time or probation. Of courseABATE will not endorse this. We have been trying to get enhanced penalties for years, for ALL motorcyclists. Beaware that vests can have logos on them, my company issued vest does. This can open up a lot of issues. Hopeful-ly they would ask for ABATE’s input. Many interesting ideas get written into BAD legislation. Example: the pop-ping wheelies and flipped up license plate laws that was pushed through (sponsored by the now Lt. Governor (.Our lobbyist, Doc Reichenbach, was able to get the confiscation portion taken out, put it took several sessions tofix the vertical license plate problem.
Here are our State motorcycle issues:
DHSMV is seeking to reinstate mandatory motorcycle helmet law.
Funding for ABATE’s motorcycle Safety and Awareness program.
Enhanced penalties for those who injure or kill vulnerable road users
The DHSMV is disassociating itself from ABATE of Florida. They are pushing for helmet laws again and it could get nasty.Entrenched bureaucracies also do not like citizen oversight. All unused safety money can be transferred to the DHSMV generalfund. The DHSMV was not doing anything until ABATE was able to administer a portion and did something. ABATE hastried to get an accounting on what they spend. In the past, we even asked some of our friendly legislators for help (Sen. TonyHill). When we administered the funds, ABATE had to file paperwork.
2000 was the year we got the Florida Helmet law changed.
Back then it was:
If I have to explain, you would not understand
Let those who ride Decide
Who do you think you are blaming society’s problems on motorcyclists?
Well, we are going to try to make them understand. The average citizen, Joe Six Pack, Ms. Soccer mom and SuzyCream cheese think that if they have wear a seatbelt, we should wear a helmet. Seat belts are now non-intrusive andwork. Helmets do not.
If you know boaters, ask them how they would feel with mandatory life jackets to be worn law. There are many drowningdeaths. Ask a bicyclist about a mandatory helmet law. In 2012 there were 6425 bicycle crashes, of which 116 bicyclists died.Of those fatalities, 14 bicyclists were wearing helmets. The 2002 DHSMV Traffic Crash Facts states: “While the use of pro-tective equipment by motorcyclists and their passengers is expected to be more effective in preventing incapacitating and fatalinjuries, the inclusion of all types of bodily injuries for motorcyclists and passengers fails to show the true effect of safety hel-met use. The data for bicyclists and their passengers are more supportive of the use of helmet.” Here is Mark Lanes response:Dear John -Thanks for the note. Florida now requires bike helmets for riders under 16, one of 21 states with a child helmet law.No state now requires helmets for adult riders although two foreign nations do. I very much doubt Florida wouldwant to be the first place in the US to try it. Even people in the cycling community are split on the possible effects ofadult helmet laws. The Australian bicycle helmet law is very unpopular and it's still unclear whether it actually re-duces injuries. It does seem to discourage people from cycling, though. Myself, I don't leave home without one,but would like to see more money andtime spent on raising awareness about helmets rather than experimenting with a strict helmet law that would provepolitically unworkable.Thanks for reading,Yours,Mark LaneMark Lane
Columnist901 Sixth St, Daytona Beach, FL 32117T: 386-681-2459 F: [email protected]
Doc has reported that Sen. Hukull will not be sponsoring the mandatory motorcyclehelmet bill. However, there has been no response to Bobby C or my letters. I have re-ceived a reply from State Rep. Travis Hutson district 24. I sent him our NHSTA myths factsheets #1 and #2. His response was “I cannot make any promises at this time. However,you present a compelling argument and I will take all facts into consideration”. I hadhope for something better.
Darrin has also sent out in emails:
LAWMAKERS OUTLINE SCHEDULE LEADING UP TO SESSIONFlorida lawmakers will return to the Capitol on Nov. 18 for an organizational session to swear in
members and to formally install Sen. Andy Gardiner, R-Orlando, as Senate president and Rep. Steve Crisafulli,R-Merritt Island, as House speaker. The choice of Crisafulli remains contingent on him winning re-election Nov. 4in House District 51. Schedules released by the chambers also show that lawmakers will not hold committeemeetings in December, though there will be training for new House members the week of Dec. 8. Committeeswill meet the week of Jan. 5, the week of Jan. 20, the week of Feb. 2, the week of Feb. 9 and the week of Feb.16. The 2015 session will start March 3.
STATE SETS SIX MAJOR ROAD PROJECTS FOR 2015Six large road projects throughout Florida, with a combined cost of $806.7 million, have been formally moved tothe front of the state's Five Year Work Program. The change means work on the projects, some of which hadn'tbeen scheduled to begin until after 2020, will start in 2015, a state Department of Transportation spokesmansaid. The projects, mostly involving reconstruction and adding lanes, are on U.S. 41 in Charlotte County; Inter-state 75 in Hernando County; State Road 30 in Bay County; Interstate 295 in Duval County; Interstate 95 in Volu-sia County; and State Road 821 in Miami-Dade County. The work in Volusia County, to six-lane a 14-mile stretchof I-95, is the most expensive at $255 million. "These projects will enhance our infrastructure to support com-merce, decrease commute times and make our roads safer for families," Gov. Rick Scott said in a preparedstatement Thursday. This gives the DHSMV employees that are registered lobbyists, an advantage. Mark Lanewrote that the I4 corridor is a deciding factor in State election.
NEARLY HALF OF HOUSE DISTRICTS DECIDEDThe winners of almost half of the 120 Florida House seats have already been decided --- or are all but decided. Af-ter Tuesday's primary elections, 46 seats have been won, either by candidates running unopposed or by candidateswho emerged from the primaries without opposition in the November general election. Meanwhile, another 13 can-didates will face only write-in opponents in November, virtually assuring election. Those candidates include DougBroxson; Alan Williams; Elizabeth Porter; Charles McBurney; Bruce Antone; Ed Narain; Julio Gonzalez; Dane Ea-gle; Heather Fitzenhagen; Bobby Powell; Hazelle Rogers; Kristin Jacobs. Also facing only a write-in candidate inNovember will be the winner of the too-close-to-call House District 15 primary between Jacksonville RepublicansJay Fant and Paul Renner.
SENATE LIKELY TO SEE LITTLE CHANGE IN NOVEMBERWith incumbents dominating their opponents in Tuesday's primaries, the Florida Senate likely will see little turnoverin the November elections. Half of the 40 Senate seats were up for election this year. Eight incumbents were unop-posed, and Senate Majority Leader Lizbeth Benacquisto, R-Fort Myers, assured herself of another term by winninga primary in Southwest Florida's District 30. Also, three incumbents, Rockledge Republican Thad Altman, BrandonRepublican Tom Lee and Miami Gardens Democrat Oscar Braynon, are almost guaranteed of winning another termbecause they face write-in candidates in November. Of the remaining eight seats, only five incumbents --- St. Au-gustine Republican John Thrasher, St. Petersburg Republican Jeff Brandes, Stuart Republican Joe Negron, Orlan-do Democrat Geraldine Thompson and Delray Beach Democrat Maria Sachs --- have major-party opposition.Meanwhile, Altamonte Springs Republican David Simmons and Orlando Democrat Darren Soto will face opponentswithout party affiliation, while Clearwater Republican Jack Latvala will be challenged by a Libertarian.
POWER OF INCUMBENCY ON DISPLAY IN PRIMARIESTuesday was a good night to be an incumbent lawmaker. Incumbent members of Congress and the Legislaturewon 28 of 29 primary races, with only first-term state Rep. Ricardo Rangel, D-Kissimmee, losing his seat. The mar-gins of victory also show the power of incumbents, with 25 of the 28 receiving 60 percent or more of the votes intheir contests. As another indication, all eight of the congressional incumbents who faced primary challenges re-ceived at least 70 percent of the votes.
NOVEMBER 4, 2014 GENERAL ELECTION Volusia County
US House of Representatives District 9: Ron DeSantis REP, Davis Cox DEM
US House of Representatives District 7: Wes Neuman DEM, John Mica REP, Al Krulick NPA
State Senator District 8: Dorothy Hukill REP winner
State Senator District10: David Simmons REP, Walter Osborne NPA
State Senator District 6: John Thrasher REP, Kathleen Trued DEM, Greg Feldman NPA
Our lobbyist likes Thrasher, Hukill and Simmons. This was reported previously in our newsletters, Nov. 2012 pg. 14 & Oct. 2010pg. 15. ABATE cannot make endorsements, but our lobbyist can report on sympathetic legislators, and we can track voting record.
On Thursday, July 31, 2014 6:52 PM, gfeldman <[email protected]> wrote:I saw your last newsletter on line. While your lobbyists may like my opponent, I can as-sure you that I will be against ANY effort to repeal the current laws on helmets. Pleasefeel free to contact me and I would be honored to speak with your chapter at a meetingbefore the election to personally solidify my views on the issue.Sincerely, GREG FELDMANCandidate for Florida Senate District 6 [email protected] http://www.gregfeldman2014.org/
State Representative District24: Travis Hutson REP winner
State Representative District25: Fred Costello REP, Noel Bickford DEM
State Representative District26: Michael Cantu REP, Dwayne Taylor DEM
State Representative District27: Roberto Garcia-Nazario DEM, David Santiago REP
Former Chapter President, Emory Griffis lives in Deltona and was impressed with Santiago, when meeting him in Tallahassee.
State Chief Financial Officer: Jeff Atwater REP, William Rankin DEM
Commissioner of Agriculture: Adam Putnam REP, Thaddeus Hamilton DEM
Both Atwater and Putnam were ABATE supporters when they were in the State Legislature
Volusia County Council At Large: Joyce Cusack, Patricia Northey
Joyce Cusack was sympathetic while up in Tallahassee.
District 1: Patterson, Kelly
Pat Patterson loves mandatory motorcycle helmet laws
District 3: Deborah Denys winner
District 5: Rich Gailey, Fred Lowry
MRF 14NR37 - EPA sends ethanol regulations to White House 28 August 2014
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) sent its final regulations to the White House for Presidential approval,the Motorcycle Riders Foundation (MRF) reports. This is the final step in the approval process before the mandatecan be revealed. Last year, the EPA proposed that the amount of ethanol to be produced by refiners actually be re-duced over previous years. This plan to reduce the amount of ethanol to be produced by refiners sent shockwavesthrough the energy community. Petroleum users lauded the proposal as a step in the right direction. The MRF testi-fied at an EPA hearing on the proposal in favor of more study on the effects that E-15 can have on the componentsof a motorcycle. The MRF is also actively supporting legislation to end the sale of E-15 fuels until a comprehensive,scientific study is conducted by an independent agency. To date the EPA has only tested the higher ethanol blend'stail pipe exhaust emissions, no testing was done on the power train of a motorcycle itself before the blend was ap-proved. The proposal was by far one the most controversial ever put forth by the EPA and received over 340,000public comments. While the EPA announced the White House review they did not release whether any changeswere made to last year's proposal to lower the amount of ethanol that needs to be produced. The EPA will releasethe final rule after the White House and other federal agencies weigh in. The White House has 90 days to review theproposal and issue a response. The Motorcycle Riders Foundation will keep you informed on this issue.
That’s it, John
***************************Write Your Legislators**********************02/2013US Capitol Bill web site http://thomas.loc.gov Governor Rick ScottFlorida Web sites http://www.myflorida.com The Capitol, 400 Monroe St.
Tallahassee, FL [email protected]
US Senate***************113th Congress***************************************Bill Nelson Marco Rubio225 E. Robinson St. 716 Hart Bldg. 317 Hart Bldg. 201 South Orange Ave.
Washington, DC Washington, DC Suite 350Orlando, FL 32801 20510 20510 Orlando, FL1-888-671-4091 202 224-5274 202 224-3041 1-866-630-7106FAX 407 872-7165 FAX 202 228-2183
US House*******Send letters to the district office****************************District 7 District 6John Mica Ron DeSantis840 Deltona Blvd., Suite G 1000 City Center CircleDeltona, FL 32725 Port Orange, FL 32129386 860-1499 386 756-9798FAX 386 860-5730 FAX 386 756-9903
2187 Rayburn House Office Bldg. 427 Cannon House Office Bldg.Washington, DC 20515 Washington, DC 20515202 225-4035 202 225-2706FAX 202 226-0821 FAX 202 226-6299http://www.house.gov Use this website to navigate to send an email
Florida Senate*****************************************************District 6 District 8 District10John Thrasher Dorothy Hukill David SimmonsSuite 106 Unit 17 251 Maitland Avenue113 Nature Walk Pkwy 209 Dunlawton Ave. Suite 304St. Augustine, FL Port Orange, FL Altamonte Springs, FL32092 34471 32701904 287-4222 386 304-7630 407 262-7578
400 Senate Office 210 Senate Office 406 Senate OfficeAll at 404 South Monroe StreetTallahassee, FL Tallahassee, FL Tallahassee, FL32399-1100 32399-1100 32399-1100850 487-5006 850 487-5008 850 487-5010FAX 850 487-5368
Florida House******************************************************District 24 District25 District 26 District 26Travis Hutson Dave Hood Dwayne Taylor David Santiago4875 Palm Coast Pwy 444 Seabreeze Blvd Suite 103 777 Deltona Blvd.NW, Unit 5 Suite 720 1020 West ISB Suite 28Palm Coast, FL Daytona Beach, FL Daytona Beach, FL Deltona, FL 32137-3671 32118-3952 32114-4773 32725-7175 386 446-4644
386 239-6286 386 239-6202 386 575-0387
1102 Capitol Bldg 1003 Capitol Bldg 1302 Capitol Bldg 1003 Capitol BldgAll at 402 South Monroe St.Tallahassee, FL Tallahassee, FL Tallahassee, FL Tallahassee, FL32399-1300 32399-1300 32399-1300 32399-1300850 717-5024 820 717-5025 850 717-5026 850 717-5027
Go thru the www.myflorida.com and use Representative’s or Senator’shomepage contact for email*****************************************************************************
Membership ……Sept so far…6 renewels ,1 Transfer Renee Mcwhorter and 1 new member Daniel Macleod…..Due Sept Jim Wheller…Due October Robert Forbes, Lenny Horonimus, Ruth Knezevich, EdNorville and Dan WillsDue Nov Joe Farrell, Carol Forbes, Richard Graham, Adam Hol-land, Anibal Muniz, Floyd Pond and John York…
Please renew a month early to avoid expiring. Dues can be paidat the Iron Horse, ask for Steve or at the Eagles on Nova Rd. atour meeting on the first Thursday of the month. You can alsomail your membership check to PO Box 263198 Daytona BeachFL. 32126-3198.Thanks,Steve FritzeMembership Trustee
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We have added this Hog business card to our newsletter and in return, Hog is add-ing our Chapter business card to their Daytona Beach Hog newsletter to help get
TO ALL MEMBERS:
Please remember that the newsletter is always on the website www.daytona.abateforida.comwhether you receive notice that it is ready or not. As soon as I get the newsletter complet-ed each month, I upload it so you don’t always have to wait for Ken’s note to you.
If you are not receiving the newsletter notice on line and have an email address, pleaseemail a note to Ken Holland—[email protected]. Monthly, he receives notice backof wrong email addresses. THANK YOU, Kathy Holland— Newsletter Editor
DEDICATED TO FREEDOM OF THE ROAD
ABATE OF FLORIDA, INC.
Goals and PurposesTo become a powerful and viable force in legislative matters concerning bikers.
To promote safe riding habits without infringing on individual rights.
To motivate the biker to write letters to their legislators before, during and after the legislative session in re-gards to biker/individual freedom legislation.
To provide a monthly Newsletter to keep all bikers informed of upcoming legislation, whether it is favorableor discriminatory to the biker, and also of events, runs, parties etc. in different areas of Florida and the UnitedStates.
MEETING LOCATION: EAGLES HALL—190 S. NOVA RD.
ORMOND BEACH, FLORIDA
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Monthly newsletter and Bi-Monthly State Newsletter
Mail application to: Daytona Beach ABATE
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PO Box 263198Daytona Beach, Florida 32126-3198
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Florida’s ONLY MOTORCYCLE RIGHTSORGANIZATION
You made the decision to ride a motorcycle, now make the de-cision to help preserve the right to RIDE FREE !!!!
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