Does anyone know about the BPM MC
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Best I remember, the Themadones were a seperate club, almost propected for them till I figured it wasn't what I really wanted.
BJB, enough winter for ya?
Putting a few mods on the bike, we'll have to go ride if summer ever comes.
Either that or we can try out the new Smooth Moves seats for the boat on Superior maybe
Al
BJB, enough winter for ya?
Putting a few mods on the bike, we'll have to go ride if summer ever comes.
Either that or we can try out the new Smooth Moves seats for the boat on Superior maybe
Al
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Best I remember, the Themadones were a seperate club, almost propected for them till I figured it wasn't what I really wanted.
BJB, enough winter for ya?
Putting a few mods on the bike, we'll have to go ride if summer ever comes.
Either that or we can try out the new Smooth Moves seats for the boat on Superior maybe
Al
BJB, enough winter for ya?
Putting a few mods on the bike, we'll have to go ride if summer ever comes.
Either that or we can try out the new Smooth Moves seats for the boat on Superior maybe
Al
OH Yeah. Way too much winter for my old bones. I'll take you up on that riding deal.
I'll be working a turn around at the nuke in Monti starting in a week so I'll be busy but when I'm done... KACHING!!
Themadones are seperate from BPMs. Add in El Forestaros & Los Valentes & you have the old time clubs from around here. They all show up for the Donnie Smith show.
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First I will say this. The guys in the BPM's are a stand up bunch and have been around over 50 years. I have hung out with some of the original boys, and I don't know any of the members that won't go out of their way to help someone in need - but you better be a stand up person yourself. If you mouth off or are disrespectful, you better believe that there will be consequences - old fashioned type.
My former roommate's (and best friend for most my life) dad was the VP of the Anoka chapter up until just recently. I was at Corky's funeral, and that was a tough one. Corky was an awesome guy - but like anyone you either liked him, or you hated him. If you hated him, chances are you didn't know him.
I hang around the Anoka chapter's clubhouse frequently, and have had some great times there and everywhere when riding with the guys. I know most of the guys in the Anoka chapter. I'd be interested in being a part of the club if I had the time for it, but work and school are too big of a commitment right now.
Anyways, the club has 5 chapters: Anoka, St. Cloud, Duluth, Range, and New Prague. They had a bit of a rocky patch back in the 80's and the numbers were pretty low as far as club members. It has really been revived the last decade or so, and I'd be glad to say that I know a large amount of these guys. They are old fashioned, but I think that is a good thing. I just hope a lot of the younger members that are my age continue tradition and keep it old fashioned.
Anyways, if anyone wants to see more on the club, feel free to check out their website at http://www.bpmmc.com. I believe they are up to renew their domain name so you may have to check back in a while. Otherwise, like someone else stated, they will have a booth at the Donnie Smith show coming up this month. They always are selling T shirts, hoodies, hats, and bandanas. Remember to support your local MC!
My former roommate's (and best friend for most my life) dad was the VP of the Anoka chapter up until just recently. I was at Corky's funeral, and that was a tough one. Corky was an awesome guy - but like anyone you either liked him, or you hated him. If you hated him, chances are you didn't know him.
I hang around the Anoka chapter's clubhouse frequently, and have had some great times there and everywhere when riding with the guys. I know most of the guys in the Anoka chapter. I'd be interested in being a part of the club if I had the time for it, but work and school are too big of a commitment right now.
Anyways, the club has 5 chapters: Anoka, St. Cloud, Duluth, Range, and New Prague. They had a bit of a rocky patch back in the 80's and the numbers were pretty low as far as club members. It has really been revived the last decade or so, and I'd be glad to say that I know a large amount of these guys. They are old fashioned, but I think that is a good thing. I just hope a lot of the younger members that are my age continue tradition and keep it old fashioned.
Anyways, if anyone wants to see more on the club, feel free to check out their website at http://www.bpmmc.com. I believe they are up to renew their domain name so you may have to check back in a while. Otherwise, like someone else stated, they will have a booth at the Donnie Smith show coming up this month. They always are selling T shirts, hoodies, hats, and bandanas. Remember to support your local MC!
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My Unc was Corky who passed away in febuary losing his battle with cancer and like the one guy said you either hated him or loved him one or the other!! My unc was a great man and was in the bpmmc for years on years I've heard so many storys read storys and articles seen pictures been to plenty of the club family partys along with regular partys as well also been on runs with the club and they are a great bunch of guys that have hearts of gold but don't **** them off cause it can change in a second if had too!! I've always seen big groups and a lot of the guys but my uncs funeral was a blow out it was one of the hardest and most heartbreaking days of my life but all the love from the guys and there "ol ladys" was out of the ball park I'm proud to be corkys niece and also to have been able to meet hang out and be around the BPM MC they are GREAT!!!
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