ABATE of South Carolina is Biker Rights.

Be sure to thank Ty for stepping up to be the Southern Low Country Area Coordinator, and outgoing Area Coordinator Bill Martini for his service.

Ty can be reached here.

Chad Fuller has agreed to let ABATE of SC use his office for our mailing address.

Here is the address:

ABATE of South Carolina, Inc
532 Knox Abbott Drive
Cayce, SC 29033

It is also listed on the top of the Contact page.

Be sure to thank Chad for helping us out with talking to the media.  His contact information is here:

http://abatesc.com/web/contact/36-contacts/30-chad-fuller

The Motorcycle Awareness Alliance has formed a chapter in Laurens, SC. "Like" their Facebook page to keep up-to-date on their meetings and more news as it is available.

Motorcycle Awareness Alliance, Laurens SC on Facebook

Here is information on how to vote, and how to find your voting precinct location at:
http://www.scvotes.org/south_carolina_voting_information_page

Contact her for all questions about products, at:

http://abatesc.com/web/contact/36-contacts/29-stephanie-bell

This weekend's Legislative Meeting in Columbia has been canceled. Nearly all the BOD members will either be at the State Pool Tournament, or the benefit poker run for Dave & Rhonda Horta in Greer.  See you in two months!

This is no surprise to anyone that knows anything about riding and helmets. Legislators in North Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee, take note, and join South Carolina, Florida, Kentucky, Ohio and Michigan with adult freedom of choice for helmets!

Report: Motorcycle Fatalities Decrease After Helmet Law Change - CBS Detroit

DETROIT (CBS Detroit) A group called American Bikers Aiming Toward Education — or ABATE — says recent data from the Michigan State Police and Secretary of State proves mandatory helmet law supporters are dead wrong.

“We used the Michigan State Police/Michigan Office of Highway Safety Planning data, which compares motorcycle data between January 1 and August 31 for the last two years, and the numbers speak for themselves,” said Vince Consiglio, president of ABATE Michigan.

[read the rest of the article here]

The Motorcycle Awareness Alliance is forming a chapter in Greenville, SC. "Like" their Facebook page for the coming announcement of their October 2012 meeting details and more news as it is available.

Motorcycle Awareness Alliance, Greenville SC on Facebook

Most people think this year's General Election will be the most important one in years.

However, if you, your family or friends aren't registered to vote in South Carolina, or if you've changed your address and haven't updated your voter registration, you have until

Saturday, October 6th, 2012

to take care of it, to vote in November's General Election.

Full information is here

If you have moved within the same county, you can change your information online, here. If you moved to another county, then you need to re-register before the deadline, to be able to vote in November.

If you don't vote, don't complain about those elected by other people!