CAL24 Annual Long Distance Motorcycle Rally
Raises Thousands of Dollars to Fight Polio
 

Motorcyclists recently pounded hard miles, and participated in strange and hilarious events, to raise money to donate to Rotary Club's fight to eradicate polio. San Jose Firemen riding their Harley Davidsons in competition with top long distance rally riders from around the USA, were among the participants in this year's annual CAL24 1,000 miles in
24 hours rally. With a focus  on the safety of riders and the public, this fierce competition included brotherhood, guns, hilariously embarrassing events, motorcycles, beautiful women, and some of the very best long distance riders in the history of motorcycling! The details and awesome photographs of all the participants, by Norton Patty and Hans Barnum are coming in and we will be adding them as time allows

Organizer Tom Melchild and Rally Master Mark Crane at one of the many events held during the 2008 CAL24 rally that raised more than $5,000 in donations to Polio Plus's efforts to eradicate polio forever.

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The details of this exciting CAL24 rally, with photographs by Rumble News's Northwestern USA Associate Editor "Shovelhead" Norton Patty, and rally photographer Hans Barnum, will be added over the next few days

RumbleNews would like to welcome Norton Patty, North Western editor and Hans and Nils to the crew. They will be contributing editors and look for their views of the road and events soon.