(flier updated August 2010)

Attachments:

2010-10-02-ABATE state pool tournament.pdf

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Spaghetti Dinner to benefit the family of ABATE member Bo Botelho.

Attachments:

2010-08-21-bo-botelho-benefit.pdf

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HOW NOT TO BE THE NEXT RODNEY KING

This is a FREE LECTURE to discuss your rights during a traffic stop.

Lecturer is Matt Danielson an attorney with Tom McGrath’s Motorcycle Law Group, licensed in South Carolina and Virginia.

Attachments:

2010-09-08-know-your-rights-during-a-traffic-stop.pdf

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Details are on the Chapters and Meetings page.

Details are on the Chapters and Meetings page.

Referring to the City of Myrtle Beach losing their case over the unconstitutional helmet law, "The ruling should remind the Legislature to extend the state requirement for motorcycle helmets to all bikers, not just those under 21. Riding without a helmet is a safety hazard for all motorcyclists."

Right, and they know all about motorcycle safety.  How about some actual facts?  Maybe they should read this first before talking about things they know nothing about: Helmet Law Facts

Here is their ignorant article:

Time for a state helmet law - postandcourier.com

Here's a copy of the SC Red Light Bill that allows bikers to proceed through a red light after waiting two minutes, when it is safe to do so.

Attachments:

SECTION 56 Redlight.pdf

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"On Tuesday June 15 The Law Offices of Tom McGrath filed suit in Horry County South Carolina asking the Court to find an ordinance enacted by the City of Myrtle Beach South Carolina unconstitutional and therefore invalid. This ordinance was enacted for the sole purpose of driving motorcyclists out of Myrtle Beach. The plaintiff's in the law suit are numerous residents of the City of Myrtle Beach as well as ABATE of South Carolina, Inc. and ABATE of South Carolina, Inc., Horry County Chapter.

You may be asking yourself why are filing suit when we, with the help and sacrifice of many dedicated riders, already succeeded in overturning the helmet ordinance along with other anti-motorcycling ordinances. The ordinance which is the focus of this suit has nothing to do with helmets. Myrtle Beach also enacted its very own exhaust ordinance."

[Read the full article here]