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Cycle News 2024 Issue 24 June 18

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AMA's 100th Anniversary Celebrated at State and Local Levels T he AMA was recently hon- ored at both state and local levels as it celebrates a century of protecting motorcyclists' rights and promoting the motor- cycle lifestyle. Ohio's recognition of the AMA's 100th anniversary—pre- sented by Ohio Senator Tim Schaffer (R-20) on the Ohio Sen- ate floor during a legislative ses- sion—is a major milestone for the organization, which has laid its roots in the Buckeye State as it carries out its mission to effectively serve and protect the rights of motorcyclists through- out the country. "Since 1924, the AMA has worked to protect the future of motorcycling and promote the motorcycle lifestyle," Schaffer said. Today, AMA members come from all walks of life, and they navigate many different routes on their journeys, all to the same des - tination: fun, freedom and adven- ture on two wheels. Congratula- tions to the American Motorcyclist Association on 100 years." During the visit to the Ohio Statehouse, Schaffer presented the AMA with a written procla- mation regarding the organiza- tion's 100th anniversary and met with AMA staff—including AMA President and CEO Rob Dingman—and volunteers in his office. "This is a special year for the AMA as we celebrate our 100th anniversary," Dingman said. "We're grateful to Senator Schaf - fer for introducing this resolution to the Ohio Senate, and for his hospitality during our visit to the statehouse. This is a monumen- tal occasion for the AMA, and one we will cherish as we look ahead to our next 100 years." In May, the AMA was recog- nized at the local level. During the AMA Motorcycle Hall of Fame Spring Bike Night and 100th anniversary celebration, Pickerington, Ohio, Mayor Lee A. Gray stopped by the AMA's cam- pus to deliver a proclamation declaring May 18 as American Motorcyclist Association Day in the city of Pickerington. "[I] proclaim May 18 as Ameri- can Motorcyclist Association Day in the city of Pickerington and commend the AMA for pro- moting and protecting the rights of motorcyclists since 1924," said Gray, who is a Charter Life Member of the AMA. CN WIND IN THE P36 The AMA, which is celebrating its 100th anniversary, was honored on the Ohio Senate floor.

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