Join us for this memorial Poker Run, stops and ride route TBA. BBQ, and 50/50 to follow. Prizes to best hand, worst hand, and best represented club.

*Registration begins at 10am, kickstands up at 11, you can go at your own pace through the stops after that but we stop check-in at 2pm to tally hands and hand out prizes.

Celebrating Pam Vickery’s positive impact on the motorcycle community is a testament to the enduring spirit of camaraderie and support within the biking world. Her dedication to assisting fellow bikers and her profound influence, particularly through the Bikers Down Society, has left an indelible mark on the community.
Riding to honor Pam’s memory and to pay respects is a poignant and meaningful gesture. It’s a beautiful tribute that not only celebrates her life and contributions but also embodies the sense of unity and solidarity that defines the motorcycle community.

As bikers come together to remember Pam, they not only honor her legacy but also reinforce the bonds that unite them. Through shared rides, stories, and memories, Pam’s spirit continues to inspire and uplift, reminding us all of the power of compassion and support within the motorcycle community.

Mike “Toad” Roach was truly a legend in the East Coast motorcycling scene and beyond. His legacy as a custom bike builder, master mechanic, and a devoted friend to the biker community will forever be remembered.
Toad’s innovative spirit and expertise were globally recognized, especially for being the first to build a side-by-side dual engine Harley. His establishment of Toad’s Cycle Works in 1979 became a cornerstone of the motorcycle community in Halifax and beyond. Together with his wife Marlene, they built not only bikes but also a family deeply rooted in the motorcycling culture.

Tragically, Toad’s journey came to an abrupt end due to pancreatic cancer. He left a void in the hearts of many. However, his spirit continues to live on, riding alongside the angels since January 22, 2007, and forever smiling upon East Coast bikers.

Toad’s impact on the motorcycling community serves as a reminder of the lasting legacy one person can leave behind through passion, innovation, and a deep sense of camaraderie. His memory will continue to inspire and unite bikers for generations to come.