Every year, Artistic Choppers of Ormond Beach, Florida builds a custom themed motorcycle to benefit the Children's Miracle Network. Chet & Gaylyn Moraniec, owners of Artistic Choppers, have been doing this bike build for more than a dozen years to raise money and awareness for the organization that helped them save their son's life. They travel to events, small and large throughout the year selling raffle tickets and then draw the lucky winner on the last Saturday of Daytona Bike Week. The beautiful custom chopper this year is a K-Moto Dragon Bike that will be raffled off to a lucky winner at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, March 6th on the beach at Americana Beach Resort at the 2010 Daytona Bike Week.
You can purchase a $10 raffle ticket online at the Children's Miracle Network.
"We just got home from the Music City Bike Show in Nashville on January 15-16 and 17," said Chet Moraniec. "What an amazing time we had. We met Will Jones "Doctor Epiphone," the vice president of Epiphone (Gibson guitars) and we were presented with a guitar signed by the country music duo, Brooks & Dunn.""We will be at the tattoo show at the Gaylord Palms in Orlando this weekend, (Jan. 29-31) then we will be getting ready for our first-ever Custom Bike Show and Bikini Contest with live music, vendors and food on March 4th and 5th at Americano Resort during Daytona Bike Week.
Photo updates at Artistic Choppers on Facebook.
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