Rock N Ride -Roswell, GA

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Rock N Ride -Roswell, GA

Time: June 23, 2012 from 11am to 2pm
Location: Killer Creek Harley Davidson
Street: 11480 Alpharetta Hwy
City/Town: Roswell, GA
Website or Map: http://www.killercreekharley.…
Phone: 770-777-1000
Event Type: fundraiser
Organized By: Ari Bromley
Latest Activity: Jun 18, 2012

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In the mood to rock?  Join us for Rock N Ride with Killer Creek Harley-Davidson, the Grady Foundation, the Gold Shield Foundation and Hard Rock Café.  Escorted ride benefitting the Gold Shield Foundation begins at KCHD.  Registration and pre-ride party at KCHD 11am-2pm with music from Little G Weevil and food available from the Killer Creek HOG Chapter.  Ride leaves at 2pm for the street party in front of Hard Rock Café in downtown Atlanta.  Killer Creek Harley-Davidson is located at 11480 Alpharetta Highway, Roswell.  FMI, visit http://www.gradyhealthfoundation.org/good-causes/rock-n-ride/.

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