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SUMMARY:Accident Scene Management Class Lapeer MI (ASM Motorcycle Safety Training April 11)
DESCRIPTION:Accident Scene Management Motorcycle Safety Class in Lapeer\, Michigan – April 11\, 2026\nMotorcycle riders in Michigan have an important opportunity to gain real-world\, life-saving crash response skills at an upcoming Accident Scene Management (ASM) Basic 100 Series class in Lapeer. \n  \nKnown as “A Crash Course for the Motorcyclist\,” this nationally respected motorcycle safety training teaches riders what to do in the critical first 5 to 30 minutes after a crash — before professional emergency help arrives. \n  \nThis instructor-led ASM class is organized through Road Guardians / Accident Scene Management\, hosted locally by Lapeer HOG Chapter 2286\, and generously sponsored by Jason Waechter – The Motorcycle Lawyer. \n  \nEvent Details\nEvent: Accident Scene Management Basic 100 Series Class \nDate: Saturday\, April 11\, 2026 \nTime: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM EST \nVenue: Elba Township Hall \nAddress: 4717 Lippincott Rd\, Lapeer\, MI 48446 \nOrganizer: Road Guardians / Accident Scene Management \nHost: Lapeer HOG Chapter 2286 \nLead Instructor: Wally Jarvis\, RN \nSponsor: Jason Waechter – The Motorcycle Lawyer \nClass Type: Instructor-Led ASM Basic 100 Series \nClass Limit: 20 students \nClass Fee: $75 per student \n  \nThis class is open to the general public and includes all class materials\, a patch\, a certificate\, and lunch. \n  \nAccident Scene Management Class in Lapeer\, Michigan\nMotorcycle crashes are chaotic\, stressful\, and often confusing in the first moments after impact. For riders\, passengers\, and fellow bikers at the scene\, knowing what to do before EMS arrives can make a meaningful difference. That is exactly why this Accident Scene Management motorcycle safety class in Lapeer\, Michigan matters. \n  \nThis ASM class is designed specifically for motorcyclists and the people around them. It focuses on practical\, immediate crash-scene response — not abstract theory\, and not training meant only for medical professionals. It is built for real riders\, real roads\, and real emergencies. \n  \nIf you ride in Lapeer County\, attend motorcycle events in Michigan\, travel on rural roads\, or participate in group rides\, this is the kind of training that can stay with you for years. \n  \nWhat Riders Learn in This ASM Motorcycle Safety Class\nThis instructor-led class teaches riders how to respond in the most critical window after a crash. Rather than standing by helplessly\, trained riders can better understand how to protect the injured\, reduce further harm\, and support emergency responders when they arrive. \n  \n\nHow to safely approach and manage a motorcycle crash scene\nHelmet removal techniques\nJaw thrust airway positioning\nHow and when to move an injured rider\nHow to recognize and respond to shock\nBleeding control basics\nHow to communicate important information to EMS\nHow to protect yourself and others at the scene\n\n  \nStudents do not just hear about these concepts — they practice important techniques in a controlled learning environment. That hands-on aspect is one of the reasons Accident Scene Management training is so respected in the motorcycle community. \n  \nA Crash Course for the Motorcyclist\nASM is often described as “A Crash Course for the Motorcyclist” because it focuses on what to do in the first 5 to 30 minutes after a motorcycle crash until professional help arrives. \n  \nThat time window matters. On many Michigan roads\, especially outside densely populated urban areas\, riders may be first on the scene or among the only people present in the immediate aftermath of a collision. Calm\, informed actions in those moments can matter tremendously. \n  \nContinuing Education for EMS Professionals\nThis class also offers 6.0 CEHs available for EMS through CAPCE\, adding another layer of credibility and value. While the course is highly relevant to riders and the general public\, it also provides useful motorcycle-specific education for emergency personnel. \n  \nWhat Is Included with Registration\nThe class fee is only $75\, a reduced rate made possible through sponsorship. The registration includes: \n  \n\nFull day of instructor-led ASM Basic 100 Series training\nAll class materials\nOfficial patch\nCertificate of completion\nLunch\n\n  \nThis is a strong value for a course that delivers motorcycle-specific\, potentially life-saving knowledge in a hands-on format. \n  \nPresented By Riders and Professionals Who Take Motorcycle Safety Seriously\nThis Lapeer Accident Scene Management class is more than just another safety event on the calendar. It brings together respected motorcycle safety training\, local rider community support\, and meaningful sponsorship to make this class more accessible to Michigan motorcyclists. \n  \nRoad Guardians / Accident Scene Management is widely recognized for motorcycle-specific crash response education. Their ASM classes are designed to help riders respond more effectively in those first critical moments after a wreck\, when calm action and proper technique can matter most. \n  \nThe class is hosted locally by Lapeer HOG Chapter 2286\, reflecting the kind of rider-to-rider commitment that makes motorcycle communities stronger. It is also made more affordable through the generous sponsorship of Jason Waechter – The Motorcycle Lawyer\, helping reduce the registration cost while supporting practical rider education in Michigan. \n  \nIf you ride with friends\, attend rallies\, participate in group rides\, or simply want to be better prepared on the road\, this is the kind of training that can stay with you for years. The skills taught here are practical\, memorable\, and potentially life-saving. \n  \nSeats are limited\, and classes like this often draw riders who understand that preparation matters long before an ambulance arrives. \n  \nWho Should Attend This Motorcycle Safety Class\n\nNew motorcycle riders\nExperienced riders\nMotorcycle club members\nGroup ride leaders\nFriends and family of riders\nEvent staff and rally volunteers\nEMS professionals seeking motorcycle-specific training\nAnyone who wants to be more prepared at a crash scene\n\n  \nWhy Accident Scene Management Training Matters in Michigan\nMichigan riders travel everything from small-town roads and rural two-lanes to major highways and scenic touring routes. No matter where you ride\, there is always the possibility of coming upon a crash before first responders do. \n  \nThat does not mean riders should take unsafe risks or attempt advanced medical care beyond their training. It does mean that knowing how to assess a scene\, protect the injured\, maintain an airway\, and communicate effectively can help create better outcomes while professional help is on the way. \n  \nPrepared riders help create safer riding communities. Education like this strengthens the larger Michigan motorcycle community by giving riders practical tools they can carry with them every time they hit the road. \n  \nRoad Guardian Member Discount\nA $5 discount is available to Road Guardian members. To get the code\, members can sign in to the secure Road Guardian member area at www.roadguardians.org. \n  \nRegister Early — Class Size Is Limited\nThis class is limited to just 20 students\, which helps provide a better hands-on learning experience. It also means seats may fill quickly. \n  \nFor riders who have been thinking about taking an Accident Scene Management class in Michigan\, this Lapeer event is an excellent opportunity to build meaningful skills in a respected training environment. \n  \nFor more information or help with registration\, contact info@roadguardians.org or call 262-706-3278. \n  \nMark your calendar for Saturday\, April 11\, 2026\, and take an important step toward becoming a more prepared\, more confident\, and more safety-minded motorcyclist.
URL:https://www.motorcyclelawyermichigan.com/event/bikers-accident-scene-management-class-in-lapeer-mi/
LOCATION:Elba Township Hall\, 4717 Lippincott Rd\, Lapeer\, MI\, 48446\, United States
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SUMMARY:Accident Scene Management Class Hillsdale MI – Motorcycle Safety Training April 18
DESCRIPTION:Accident Scene Management Motorcycle Safety Class in Hillsdale\, Michigan – April 18\, 2026\nMotorcycle riders in southern Michigan have an opportunity to gain real-world crash response skills at an upcoming Accident Scene Management (ASM) Basic 100 Series class in Hillsdale. \n  \nKnown as “A Crash Course for the Motorcyclist\,” this nationally respected training teaches riders what to do during the critical first 5 to 30 minutes after a motorcycle crash — before professional emergency help arrives. \n  \nThis instructor-led motorcycle safety class is organized through Road Guardians / Accident Scene Management\, supported locally by the American Legion Riders\, and made more affordable through the combined contributions of lead instructor Steve Foster\, Paramedic\, who is donating his time\, and Jason Waechter – The Motorcycle Lawyer\, whose sponsorship helps reduce the normal class cost. \n  \nEvent Details\nDate: Saturday\, April 18\, 2026 \nTime: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM EST \nVenue: Hillsdale American Legion Post 53 \nAddress: 1611 Steamburg Rd\, Hillsdale\, MI 49242 \nLead Instructor: Steve Foster\, Paramedic \nHost: American Legion Riders \nOrganizer: Road Guardians / Accident Scene Management \nClass Limit: 20 students \nCost: $50 per student (Usual $125) \nLunch: A midday break will be provided. Participants are welcome to bring their own lunch or visit nearby dining options. \n  \nBecause the instructor is donating his services and sponsorship support is helping offset event costs\, riders can attend this class for only $50 instead of the normal $125 value. \n  \nWhy This Motorcycle Safety Training Matters\nMotorcycle crashes can happen on rural highways\, scenic touring routes\, small-town roads\, or during organized rides. Riders are often first at the scene before emergency responders arrive. \n  \nThis Accident Scene Management class helps participants understand how to safely manage a crash scene\, reduce panic and confusion\, and provide meaningful assistance until professional help arrives. \n  \nSkills Covered in This ASM Course\n\nScene safety awareness\nHelmet removal techniques\nJaw thrust airway positioning\nHow and when to move an injured rider\nBleeding control basics\nRecognizing signs of shock\nEffective communication with EMS\n\n  \nParticipants will practice important techniques in a structured environment designed to build confidence and preparedness for real-world situations. \n  \nContinuing Education Opportunity\nThis class offers 6.0 Continuing Education Hours (CEHs) available for EMS professionals through CAPCE. \n  \nWhat Is Included\n\nFull instructor-led ASM Basic 100 Series training\nAll class materials\nOfficial course patch\nCompletion certificate\n\n  \nCommunity Support Helps Make This Event Possible\nThis Hillsdale training event reflects strong collaboration within the motorcycle community. The class is supported by the American Legion Riders\, while Steve Foster is donating his instructional services and sponsorship from Jason Waechter – The Motorcycle Lawyer helps reduce the registration cost for riders. \n  \nThat combination of community support and rider-focused sponsorship helps make important motorcycle safety education more accessible in Michigan. \n  \nRoad Guardian Member Discount\nA $5 discount is also available to Road Guardian members. To get the code\, members can sign in to the secure member area at RoadGuardians.org. \n  \nRegister Early\nEven at the reduced cost\, enrollment is limited to just 20 participants. Riders interested in gaining practical crash response skills are encouraged to register as soon as possible. \n  \nFor registration help or questions\, contact info@roadguardians.org or call 262-706-3278. \n  \nPlan now to attend the Hillsdale ASM class on April 18\, 2026 and take an important step toward becoming a more prepared and confident motorcyclist.
URL:https://www.motorcyclelawyermichigan.com/event/motorcycle-accident-scene-management-class-hillsdale-4-18/
LOCATION:American Legion Post 53\, 1611 Steamburg Rd\, Hillsdale\, MI\, 49242\, United States
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SUMMARY:18th Annual D-Frost Run Motorcycle Ride & Party Benefit
DESCRIPTION:18th Annual D-Frost Run Motorcycle Event — 2026\nRide & Party Benefit for the Penrickton Center for Blind Children\nDate: April 18\, 2026 • Time: Registration ~10:30 AM til NOON • After-Party until ~5:00 PM\nLocation: (Historically Motown Harley-Davidson / Flat Rock area\, MI) \nJoin hundreds of riders for the 18th Annual D-Frost Run — a spirited spring charity motorcycle ride\, swap-meet style vendor area\, dinner\, bike show and after-party\, all in support of the Penrickton Center for Blind Children. Registration includes the ride\, fun patches\, raffle entries\, dinner and the party. All proceeds benefit a worthy cause. \nQuick Facts\n\nEvent: 18th Annual D-Frost Run Motorcycle Ride & Party Benefit\nDate: April 18\, 2026\nRide Start: Registration typically 10:30 AM at host location\nAdmission/Registration: (Past tiers: Ride + Dinner + Party ~$20\, Dinner + Party ~$10\, Party only ~$5)\nBenefits: 100% of funds raised go to the Penrickton Center for Blind Children\nWhat to Expect: Organized ride route\, meat-and-potato dinner\, raffle with big-ticket items\, bike show\, social gathering of riders\, vendors\, live music\n\nWhy Riders Attend\nAs winter ends\, the D-Frost Run marks the start of Michigan’s ride season with purpose. You’ll ride alongside fellow enthusiasts\, support a strong charity\, enjoy camaraderie\, hunt vendor patches or parts\, and let loose at the after-party. It’s part rally\, part ride-in-support\, and part bike show party. \nWhat You’ll Find\n\nGroup ride route through southeast Michigan backroads\nVendor area with motorcycle apparel\, parts\, accessories\, and custom builds\nDinner (historically included) and a full-blown after-party with live music / DJ\nRaffle prizes: big-ticket bikes or guitars or stereo systems\nBike show entries and trophies\n\nFor Vendors & Sponsors\nIf you’re a vendor\, parts dealer or sponsor\, this is a high-visibility spring event. Vendor setup usually early (morning) and the crowd stays through the ride & party. Sponsorships often include logoed patches or event shirts. Contact the organizers for 2026 rates and space availability. \nTips for Attendees\n\nArrive early to register and pick your ride packet with patch and raffle ticket\nBring cash for vendor tables and raffles\nRide cool but layer up: April in Michigan can still have a bite\nStay for the dinner and after-party — the social time is part of the draw\nIf you’re showing a bike\, clean it the night before and plan to hang around for the photo ops\n\nFAQs\nWhen is the 18th Annual D-Frost Run?\nDate to be announced for 2026. Check this page for the update once confirmed.\nWhere does the ride start?\nHistorically at Motown Harley-Davidson / Flat Rock area (Telegraph Rd) — final 2026 starting location TBA.\nWhat does registration include?\nPast years included ride entry\, patch\, dinner and after-party. 2026 details will be updated when released.\nHow can I help or sponsor?\nVendors\, sponsors or raffle donors should contact the organizers (contact info will appear once the 2026 page is updated)
URL:https://www.motorcyclelawyermichigan.com/event/18th-annual-d-frost-run-motorcycle-ride-party-benefit/
LOCATION:Motown Harley-Davidson\, 14100 Telegraph Rd\, Taylor\, Michigan\, 48180\, United States
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SUMMARY:Harleys After Dark at Motown Harley-Davidson® | April 30\, 2026 Taylor MI Motorcycle Event
DESCRIPTION:Harleys After Dark at Motown Harley-Davidson®\nDate: Thursday\, April 30\, 2026 \nTime: 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM \nLocation: Motown Harley-Davidson®\, 14100 Telegraph Rd\, Taylor\, MI 48180 \nHosted By: Motown Harley-Davidson® \nSponsored By: The Motorcycle Lawyer® – Jason Waechter \nContact: Karleigh Moritz | 734-947-4647 | marketing@motownharley.com \nAttendant: Stacy McCandless \n  \nHarleys After Dark Brings Riders Together at Motown Harley-Davidson®\nHarleys After Dark at Motown Harley-Davidson® is a Southeast Michigan motorcycle event built for riders\, Harley-Davidson® fans\, and people who love the energy of the motorcycle community. On Thursday\, April 30\, 2026\, Motown Harley-Davidson® in Taylor\, Michigan is hosting an evening of food\, music\, games\, prizes\, bikes\, and rider camaraderie. \n  \nThis event is sponsored by The Motorcycle Lawyer®\, a longtime supporter of Michigan riders and motorcycle community events. For decades\, The Motorcycle Lawyer® has stood with injured motorcyclists\, supported rider-focused causes\, and helped promote events that bring the motorcycle community together in a positive\, meaningful way. \n  \nWhether you ride daily\, ride weekends\, are looking for your next Harley-Davidson®\, or simply enjoy being around motorcycles and motorcycle people\, Harleys After Dark is a great reason to get out\, connect with others\, and enjoy an evening at one of the area’s well-known Harley-Davidson® dealerships. \n  \nEvent Details\nEvent: Harleys After Dark at Motown Harley-Davidson® \nDate: Thursday\, April 30\, 2026 \nTime: 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM \nLocation: Motown Harley-Davidson®\, 14100 Telegraph Rd\, Taylor\, MI 48180 \nHosted By: Motown Harley-Davidson® \nSponsored By: The Motorcycle Lawyer® \nEvent Contact: Karleigh Moritz | 734-947-4647 | marketing@motownharley.com \nAttendant: Stacy McCandless \n  \nWhat to Expect at Harleys After Dark\nHarleys After Dark is designed to feel like a true rider gathering. Guests can expect an evening with food\, drinks\, music\, games\, prizes\, and a relaxed dealership atmosphere surrounded by motorcycles and fellow enthusiasts. \n  \nThe event is expected to include free dinner and drinks\, fresh pizza\, chips\, beverages\, live music\, games\, giveaways\, and a chance to win a $500 Motown Harley-Davidson® gift card. It is the kind of motorcycle event that gives riders a reason to meet up after work\, check out bikes\, talk riding season plans\, and enjoy a night built around the motorcycle lifestyle. \n  \nBecause dealership events may have limited space or RSVP requirements\, guests should contact Motown Harley-Davidson® or confirm event details with the host before attending. \n  \nA Motorcycle Community Night in Taylor\, Michigan\nMotown Harley-Davidson® is located at 14100 Telegraph Rd in Taylor\, Michigan\, making this event easy to reach for riders from Taylor\, Dearborn\, Allen Park\, Southgate\, Wyandotte\, Romulus\, Detroit\, Livonia\, Downriver\, and surrounding Southeast Michigan communities. \n  \nHarleys After Dark is more than a dealership event. It is a chance for riders to gather\, support a local motorcycle business\, enjoy the beginning of the riding season\, and spend time with people who understand the passion\, freedom\, and connection that come with riding. \n  \nSponsored by The Motorcycle Lawyer®\nThe Motorcycle Lawyer® is proud to sponsor Harleys After Dark at Motown Harley-Davidson®. Supporting motorcycle events is part of a larger commitment to Michigan riders\, motorcycle safety\, rider awareness\, and the people who make the motorcycle community so strong. \n  \nMotorcyclists deserve respect on the road and support within the community. Events like Harleys After Dark help keep that community active\, visible\, and connected. The Motorcycle Lawyer® continues to stand with riders at events\, on the road\, and when injured motorcyclists need experienced legal help after a crash. \n  \nWhy Riders Should Attend\nHarleys After Dark gives riders a fun\, easy way to spend the evening with motorcycles\, music\, food\, prizes\, and fellow motorcycle enthusiasts. It is a strong local event for anyone who wants to connect with the riding community\, visit Motown Harley-Davidson®\, and enjoy a motorcycle-focused night in Taylor\, Michigan. \n  \nFor riders looking for a casual motorcycle event in Southeast Michigan\, this is a great opportunity to roll in\, enjoy the dealership atmosphere\, and support a rider-friendly gathering sponsored by The Motorcycle Lawyer®. \n  \nHarleys After Dark Event Location\nMotown Harley-Davidson®\n14100 Telegraph Rd\nTaylor\, MI 48180 \n  \nHarleys After Dark FAQ\nWhen is Harleys After Dark at Motown Harley-Davidson®?\nHarleys After Dark is scheduled for Thursday\, April 30\, 2026\, from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM. \n  \nWhere is Harleys After Dark being held?\nThe event is being held at Motown Harley-Davidson®\, located at 14100 Telegraph Rd\, Taylor\, MI 48180. \n  \nWho is hosting Harleys After Dark?\nHarleys After Dark is hosted by Motown Harley-Davidson®. \n  \nWho is sponsoring this motorcycle event?\nHarleys After Dark is sponsored by The Motorcycle Lawyer®\, a strong supporter of Michigan riders and motorcycle community events. \n  \nWhat can guests expect at Harleys After Dark?\nGuests can expect a motorcycle community night with food\, drinks\, music\, games\, prizes\, dealership energy\, and a chance to connect with other riders and Harley-Davidson® fans. \n  \nShould attendees RSVP?\nGuests should confirm RSVP requirements directly with Motown Harley-Davidson® before attending\, especially because dealership events may have limited space or specific registration instructions.
URL:https://www.motorcyclelawyermichigan.com/event/harleys-after-dark-motown-harley-davidson-april-30-2026/
LOCATION:Motown Harley-Davidson\, 14100 Telegraph Rd\, Taylor\, Michigan\, 48180\, United States
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