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The Contest

Enter our contest to win highest chapter member mileage, highest associate member mileage, highest professional member mileage, highest overall chapter mileage (top five), or enter to simply enjoy your safe miles each year and add a rocker to your riding vest.

In 2002 we added the 100,000 Mile Club to honor our members who love to put the miles on their tires.

The contest runs annually, the dates being changed in 2005 by voting membership. The dates for 2007 are November 1, 2006 to October 31, 2007. All rules on the official application form must be followed for a member's entry to be valid. Winners are announced at Winter Nationals.

2006 Safe Mileage Contest

Chapter Member

This year, because the numbers were so high, we gave an award to the top three:

Sheila Winnie, Toledo Chapter: 80,303 miles
Jennifer Edgett, Lone Star Ladies Chapter: 31,466 miles
Daza Talas, Desert Curves Chapter: 26,200 miles

Sheila is a second year participant in the Safe Mileage Contest. She had a goal of riding 100,000 miles in 2006 and has exceeded that goal.

Chapter

Toledo Chapter (top five riders) 112,821 miles

100,000 Mile Club

There were no new members to the 100,000 Mile Club this year. Just a reminder, every Safe Mileage Form that is submitted, whether eligible for the Safe Mileage Contest or not, is automatically recorded for the 100,000 Mile Club so if you send in a form for a bike that has a broken odometer, guess how many miles you rode and enter it on the Total Mileage line.

2006

• Sheila Winnie, Toledo Chapter: 105,560

2004

• Myra Abstreiter, Edmonton Chapter, 106,561
• Judy Schiel, Milwaukee Area Chapter, 100,004

2003

• Shirley Garland, Northern Women Chapter, 185,483
• Susan Konopka, Milwaukee Area Chapter, 123,372
• Norma Fletcher, Akron Chapter, 101,007

Safe Mileage Form Tips

• The person, your club president or motorcycle dealer, who is signing the verification line on the Safe Mileage Form, is verifying the odometer reading not that the form is filled out correctly, that is your job.
• If you hand your form to someone and walk away to never see it again, you are taking a chance that it won’t be signed or dated correctly.
• If your club president or dealership dates your form incorrectly just have that person correct it and initial the correction because an incorrect date will disqualify you from the safe Mileage contest.
• If you have a name change during the year please put both your old name and new name on your form. We have no way of knowing that Jane Doe and Jane Smith are the same person unless you tell us.
• Before you send in a copy of your Safe Mileage Form make a copy of it for your records as we only keep them for a year.

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