Fallen Riders Fund Idaho

Thank you all again for supporting and Em for taking pictures the Idaho Falls poker Run. To all of those that donated their time, energy, and giving of great gifts, we are very grateful to you all.

Good morning everyone! Our 1st annual poker run in Idaho Falls was a hit! I want to take a moment and say Jess did an awesome job putting together this event and thank you to all of those vendors, riders, and cars that came out to support. It was a little windy and cool to start off with but it did get better. Thank you to Bowl ERO for giving us the venue and also opening the doors. Jess hustled and our ports potties were donated. We will get a list out soon on those businesses that support our riding community so we can make sure to support them going forward. I was able to have some great conversations with east Idaho people, thank you for supporting what we do. I would also like to mention that right near the end we did have a rider go down leaving the event. Details are not important, what we all need to know is he will make it! Hats off to first responders in Idaho Falls, they were quick and efficient and those nurses and EMT on scene were great! Not a good way to end but very thankful he will make it through. Accidents happen, and good people were there. Thank you to everyone that gave us support. Jess was a rockstar!!! Welcome to the team Jess!! I have added a few pictures with more to come.

Setup and ready to go. Come down and see us.

This weekend everyone! Make it a full weekend of awesome motorcycle, cars and trucks. It’s only a quick ride over from the treasure Valley.

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Debbie and I truckin through Barstow. A little Route 66 action and some Dutch bros.

Special thanks today to those riders who showed up and helped the Borbonus family kick off the golf tourney. It is always great to support our military and those we have lost for our freedoms. Never Forget! . Our Warhawk Museum did a fly over and dedicated a large shadow box of John that will be displayed at the Warhawk museum for those wanting to see that. John save countless lives from a su***de bomber while on watch and is the recipient of the Purple Heart and silver star. He was only 19years old. Always Remember…Never Forget…