JUS BROTHERS Ninth

           Red Hot Poker Run

 

     California, The Sunshine State. Yeah, right!

Winter 1999 was a long time in leaving, and whatever

happened to spring? Seemed like we jumped from a long,

cold winter right inta summer, literally within one week.

I rekon I shouldn't complain though, 'cause it was the right

damn week! Yep, just in time for the Ninth Annual J.B.M.C.

Poker Run. Sunny skies and temperatures in the ( I still

can't believe it ) low 90's. Now that's what I'm talkin' about!

Finally some good ol' Northern California red hot.

     The Jus' Brothers M/C hosted this run out of Dick's Place

this year. It's a little, biker friendly bar on Crowslanding Rd.

about nine miles south of Modesto, out in the boonies.

Perfect for the kind of partyin' we like ta do. Couldn't have

asked for a nicer run route. The 110 miles were non-urban,

scenic-filled putin' roads. Combine that with all the stops

being full liquor bars, and of course the aforementioned

April heat wave, along with the friendly Jus' Brothers

card dealers, and this hadta be the best run on the planet,

at least for April 17th, 1999 anyway.

     Me and Drop-Dead-Fred worked the first stop, a bar

called the Outpost. The place was full of Clampers when

we arrived. I don't have the space here to tell ya all the

weird shit we seen that day, but our prospects have it easy

compared to the crazy things a wannabe Clamper has ta do.

They must really want to be Clampers in the worst way is

all I can say. Anyhow, as ya can imagine, it was a lot of fun

spending the afternoon dealing cards in a bar full of bikers

and Clampers.

     Course this was just the riding part of the day. The

other fun was still waiting back at Dick's Place, where

The Deep River Blues band was tuning up. Jus' Brother

'Railroad' and Prospect 'Jon-Jon' were loading up the

J.B.M.C. barbeque trailer with ribs. There were also bike

games planned including push-the-keg, slow race, and the

ever popular bite-the-weinie. A little sumthin' for everyone.

Our President, 'Johnny-Reb', handed out the dozen or so

trophies, and for those the didn't get a trophy there were

a tons of door prizes to go 'round too. Wouldn't be a proper

run without a 50/50 raffle, and the winner there went home

with $160.00 cash.

     After the great rib dinner ya had a choice of grabbin'

another cold one and checking out the vendors, dancing

to the live tunes, or gettin' some fresh ink from the foxy

lady artist that was on hand. Couldn't keep the prospect

away from her. Four new tattoo's Jon-Jon?

     Some of the clubs in attendance included members

of the Hells Angels, Devils Horsemen, Vietnam Vets,

MoFomen, Lost Souls, and the Henchmen M/C. The CMA

made a strong showing also. Patcholders and independents

alike, we thank you all for the support.

     Next year will be the Jus' Brothers Motorcycle Club's

10th annual run and we plan to be ready to do it up right!

So, don't be late 'cause it's gonna be great, and don't forget

to pack your suntan lotion for that red hot April sun!

 

-Irish Mike

 

BIKER MAGAZINE   April 2000

 

Note:  This run was hosted by the Stockton Chapter which was our only chapter at this time.