Ride with the Tribe 14th Anniversary Pow-Wow Roswell, GA

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Ride with the Tribe 14th Anniversary Pow-Wow Roswell, GA

Time: September 22, 2013 from 12pm to 5pm
Location: Killer Creek Harley-Davidson
Street: 11480 Alpharetta Hwy
City/Town: Roswell
Website or Map: http://www.killercreekharley.…
Phone: 770-777-1000
Event Type: motorcycle
Organized By: Ari Bromley
Latest Activity: Sep 6, 2013

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Join Killer Creek Harley-Davidson in celebration at the Ride with the Tribe 14th Anniversary Pow-Wow on Sunday, September 22nd, sponsored by Chuck Watwood, Lawbike. Live music from Back N Black (AC/DC Tribute Band), topless body painting by Lynn Cole, corn hole toss, sexy ladies, sales, vendors, food and adult beverages for sale. 50/50 Raffle benefiting The Noble Heroes Foundation, “Hawgin’ Bacon” bacon eating contest, Beer Belly Contest, and a Frozen T-Shirt contest! The Blue Bloods MC will be announcing the winner of the 2013 Street Glide raffle during the party too. Buy your ticket today! Free Admission. 12-5pm. Please drink responsibly. Killer Creek Harley-Davidson is located at 11480 Alpharetta Hwy, Roswell, GA 30076. FMI call 770.777.1000 or visit www.killercreekharley.com.

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