20/10/2024
Live with the U.S. Military Vets MC Hudson Valley NY in Tillson NY Route 32 at Sweeny’s Hot Dog Stand with a fundraiser to support Patriots Project of Kingston, NY
Group created to promote working relationships and networking between independent riders, motorcycle
348 Sunside Rd
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The actual date the Hudson Valley Biker Network began was December 13, 2008 with the intention of getting an early jump on the 2009 riding season. The page was created to promote respectable, working relationships and networking between independent riders, motorcycle riding groups/clubs, and other motorcycle enthusiasts within New York’s Hudson Valley Region. It started as a page where members can show off their rides, find and post information on upcoming events; such as charity events, poker runs, bike blessings, bike shows, etc., and share funny motorcycle related posts. In addition, members could give their personal feedback and provide professional expertise on the many topics that other members of the page shared. Lastly, and most importantly, it serves as a place to promote biker education and awareness.
In August, 2011, I met a guy, who would become a great friend, by the name of Ray Zarcone, at an event he hosted in Saugerties, NY. The event was a memorial ride for his late friend, Terence O’Neill, which benefitted Autism. There, Ray and I discussed ways we could work together to do more for his cause through the Hudson Valley Biker Network page. Since then, Ray Zarcone and I have promoted the HVBN page to the biker community through word of mouth and Facebook, which has since grown significantly in membership!
Ray and I have been involved in a few events over the years, but one of our most significant accomplishments was a charity ride and event that Ray spearheaded in October 2016 for the family of Cara Cuevas, a young mother, who passed away giving birth to her daughter just one month earlier. Ray and I knew that the HVBN membership was strong enough to pull this event together in a very short amount of time and that it would be successful. Thankfully, with the help of Wayne and Pattie Lasher, owners of Dock Street Station at Mike’s Point in Catskill, NY, our members, Christine Clausen-Hoy, who put the ride together, Sean Rafferty, who led the ride, music by E. B. Jebb, and other volunteers, the event was a great success! We were able to raise approximately $6K for the family of Cara Cuevas! This event really gave us some momentum moving forward. Shortly thereafter, our page membership grew even more, reaching approximately 1,700 members by 2018.
In the Spring of 2018, Ray and I created the Hudson Valley Biker Network website (hudsonvalleybikernetwork.com) with the intention of giving not only our members, but the rest of the biker community, who may not be on Facebook, access to the many events that were being promoted on our page. In addition, we offer many other valuable motorcycle related resources, information, directories, and our new classifieds section. The HVBN has become a common name within our biker community and continues to grow bigger and bigger!