Re: [smbc] Re: SMBC Rider Wins Free Ducati 1098

[Jerald Grainger <gravigil@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Dan
So what the heck does that all mean?
How many votes were there?  We did our part, didn't we guys?
Are you going to Atlanta with the bike?

Now Dan, whatever you do, don't get nervous, OK?
Jerry Grainger

Dan Bockmier wrote:

> Riders,
>
> Mama mia! Now I am in really deep trouble. I did not quite win the 
> Peoples Choice award but...
> http://www.ducati.com/od/ducatinorthamerica/news/detail.jhtml?newsId=18361
>
> Thank you all and see you in Gardnerville.
>
> Dan
>
> ----- Original Message ----- From: "Dan Bockmier" <dan@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
> To: "Sunday Morning Breakfast Club" <smbc@xxxxxxxxx>
> Sent: Thursday, August 09, 2007 10:31 PM
> Subject: SMBC Rider Wins Free Ducati 1098
>
>
> > Not really but it could happen.
> >
> > Riders, I find myself caught up in some serious fun and am compelled 
> > to solicit help.
> >
> > I entered one of my motorcycle restorations in a Ducati sponsored 
> > contest and have been accepted into the competition. The serious part 
> > is that the winner could find themselves with a trip for two to Italy 
> > to attend the annual Milan International Motorcycle Show and a special 
> > tour of the Ducati facilities, all as a VIP guest of  Ducati. Pretty 
> > fun stuff for a motorcycle geek. There is even a grand prize of a new 
> > Ducati 1098, but if you ask me the free trip is the better reward.
> >
> > Though a panel of judges has the final say, there is a public voting 
> > component that is intended to have some sway on the machines chosen to 
> > advance. That is where your help comes to bear. Check out the link 
> > below and if you like my entry, give it a vote and maybe I'll be 
> > sending you all post cards from Milan and Bologna next year. I think 
> > my chances are slim yet the odds are exceedingly better than most such 
> > contests. Thanks for indulging me and wish me luck. Here is the link:
> >
> > http://ducatisuperbikeconcorso.com/onlineroundvote.php
> >
> > Dan