From Blue Ridge Harley-Davidson
Press release
HICKORY, NC – Nov. 6, 2015 – Blue Ridge Harley-Davidson welcomes Adam Sandoval and his co-pilot pet Chihuahua, Scooter from Scootin’ America to the store for an organized ride and event on Nov. 21.
On Nov. 21, the public is invited to Blue Ridge Harley-Davidson beginning at 10 a.m. for pictures with Adam and Scooter as well as a chance to be a part of the documentary series filming their statewide journey.
On Nov 21. Led by the Catawba Valley H.O.G. chapter, the ride will depart at 11:30 a.m. and take a scenic tour through the Blue Ridge Mountains, stopping for lunch at the Switzerland Inn. Registration for the ride will be awarded to up to fifty participants operating on a first come, first serve basis. Registrants should contact Steve Amari at 828-327-3030 or, stevea@sfe-us.com by Saturday Nov.14.
On Nov. 22 from 1 to 3 p.m. the public is invited to visit the deck at Blue Ridge Harley-Davidson for live entertainment from Mitch Clark & Friends, food and stories in support of Scootin’ America and The American Legion Legacy Scholarship Fund.
ABOUT BLUE RIDGE HARLEY-DAVIDSON
A part of the Scott Fischer Enterprises family of Harley-Davidson stores and located at 2002 13th Avenue Drive SE in Hickory, right next to the Hickory Convention Center, Blue Ridge Harley-Davidson sits in the beautiful foothills of North Carolina near the renowned Blue Ridge Parkway. Please visit BlueRidgeHD.com or call (828) 327-3030 for details on this and other dealership activities.ABOUT SCOOTIN AMERICA
Scootin’ America chronicles the travels of Adam Sandoval and his Chihuahua, Scooter, as they ride their motorcycle to every Harley Davidson dealership in the lower 48 states to raise money for the families of fallen soldiers—specifically The American Legion Legacy Scholarship Fund, which helps to ensure that higher education is a possibility for children whose parents lost their lives in the line of duty. The ride will set a new world record for most miles in one country, the largest group ride and the longest charity ride in history.
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