+ Follow BIKE WEEK PHILIPPINES Tag
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[Title] => Bikes here, bikes there bikes everywhere
[Summary] => He never thought it would grow this big. And for Tom Leber, the growth of motorcycling in this country means only one thing – more fun.
Leber, the retired president and general manager of Wyeth Philippines, only wanted to ride his motorcycle as often as he could when he put up the Mad Dog Motorcycle Club in 1994. It all started in his garage at his Dasmariñas Village home. From a small group of nine Harley-Davidson diehards, Mad Dog has grown into an international club of motorcyclists with members in 13 countries, including the United States and Japan.
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[Title] => All set for 1st Bike Week
[Summary] => Tourism Secretary Richard Gordon congratulated Randy Earman, president of Mad Dog Motorcycle Club (MDMC) Philippines for spearheading the 1st Bike Week Philippines 2003, dubbed as the biggest international motorcycle event in the country in time for Visit Philippines 2003 and for initiating the ‘Visit Philippines First" project aimed to promote motorcycle tourism to both local and foreign motorbike enthusiasts.
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[Title] => Bike Week: Seven days of fun, prizes and thrills
[Summary] => Sturgis, South Dakota in the United States may not exactly what one would call a happenin’ spot. Except if you’re a biker. Then you’ll know Sturgis is the venue of one of the – if not the – biggest annual gathering of motorcycle lovers on the planet. For one week a year since 1938 (save for a couple during World War II), this ultimate bike gig has been attracting a gazillion assorted bike fans, onlookers, hangers-on, poseurs, weekend riders and genuine oil-in-the-veins biker guys and gals to gather round and be with their ilk.
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BIKE WEEK PHILIPPINES
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[Summary] => He never thought it would grow this big. And for Tom Leber, the growth of motorcycling in this country means only one thing – more fun.
Leber, the retired president and general manager of Wyeth Philippines, only wanted to ride his motorcycle as often as he could when he put up the Mad Dog Motorcycle Club in 1994. It all started in his garage at his Dasmariñas Village home. From a small group of nine Harley-Davidson diehards, Mad Dog has grown into an international club of motorcyclists with members in 13 countries, including the United States and Japan.
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[Title] => All set for 1st Bike Week
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