636-356-9015 Custom Quality Service

Annual Show

Giving is one of our core values.

We believe in giving back to the community that gives to us. Every year we hold an annual motorcycle show that is our platform for raising funds for various charities. There is no way that Chariots of Fire could pull off all of these events without our volunteers. We are sincerely and gratefully appreciative of each and every one of our volunteers. So blessed are we! Not only do we have individuals that help us out, but over the years have also developed lasting relationships with local organizations that we support and they support us in return. Individuals and organizations alike have contributed their time and energy to Chariots of Fire Customs LLC over the years.

View the thank you list >

In no particular order: Jeff & Tammy Walchshauser, Yo Koch, St. Charles Derby Chux, Biker Brian & Vickie Womack, Dale Hollis, FORR Chapters 24 & 25, Treetop, Rickie Ray, Janice & Mike Dickmeyer, Chad & Pam Seng, Miranda Childers, Kyle Creamer, Doug & MaryKay Dillon, BACA, Painted Lady, Shorty, Sandy Arnold, Crazy Greg, TriCounty ABATE, Marty Marco & Jen, Dawn & Brian Wagner, Donna & Jim Childers, Connie & Jerry McCormick, CMA Broken Chains Chapter, Dennis Harris, Jim & Becky Oliver, Tattooed Lady, Linda Rippe, Ashley, Honor Bound Motorcycle Ministry, Pastor Terry Burke & Michelle, Pat & Sandy Turner, Cheryl & Bill Fortenberry, Marie & Clayton Newell, Jake Knobbe, Road Riders for Jesus, Andy, Eva Smith, Mark McMahan, Mark White. All of the bands mentioned below either completely donated their services or gave us a discount in order to collect more funds for the various fundraisers, thank you very much! I am sure that there are those that I left off this long list for there have been many over the years. Please forgive me and be sure to let me know for I will gladly add you to this list!

8th Annual Benefit Motorcycle Show

Saturday, June 2nd, 2012 | Proceeds to Benefit the American Heart Association

Enter our judged motorcycle show for a chance to win bragging rights and a shiny trophy. You can register online or the day of the show from 10am until noon ($15).

Live music from Noon – 5pm by:

Join us rain or shine in our parking lot for:

  • prizes
  • 50/50 drawing
  • food & drink from Tattooed Lady
  • vendors
  • raffles
  • show quality bikes
  • sales and specials

New This Year: 4 Guns to be Raffled Off

Thanks to Pawn Bucks of Troy, Missouri we are also offering raffle tickets for the following four guns. Only 40 tickets will be sold for each gun. Tickets may be purchased by calling Jan at 636-356-9015 or the day of the show. Click on an image below to view more detailed information.



For more information, email the shop at info@chariotsoffirecustoms.com or call us at 636-356-9015.

2007 | Village of the Blue Rose

For those of you that don’t know, I am an occupational therapist working within the pediatric realm, mostly in the schools. At the time I had several high school students with developmental delays and one of the goals is to assist them in getting ready to transition from school to the work force. Village of the Blue Rose is a great little bed and breakfast and restaurant between Clarksville and Louisiana Missouri off of scenic Hwy 79 (for reservations call 573-242-3464 or 573-242-3539). Village of the Blue Rose employs adults with developmental delays providing a loving work environment and housing for those that may not otherwise find employment. Right up my ally! By year three I had a wonderful volunteer staff that took a lot of stress off the preparations and wondering how was I going to pull off another event. . . with volunteers of course! Music was provided by The Big Easy.

 

2006 | Bikers for Babies/March of Dimes

Jan and I had been on the Bikers for Babies ride in 2005 and were planning on going again in 2006.  Tiny, as many of you may know, was very heavily involved in Bikers for Babies.  Tiny had stopped by the shop quite a few times earlier in the year and really talked up all the good that the March of Dimes was doing   for infants, so Jan & I thought it a worthy cause.  Entertainment was  Ben Wah Bob.  More time meant more goodies were collect as door prizes.  I tried being more organized with my volunteers and found our micro managing does not workJ   A valuable lesson that has served me well in the following years.

2005 | Cassie Glebavicius 9/9/88 – 8/17/10

This first fundraiser was thrown together fairly quickly as we had only been open since March of 2005. I knew Cassie from both Sacred Heart Parish and Troy Buchanan High School. Cassie had a brain tumor and we decided to do what we could to raise money to offset the cost of her rising medical bills. Cassie was a vibrant young lady always with a smile to give. She will be missed. A fellow parishioner, Dale Hollis, provided the entertainment as a DJ that first year. Our new vendors sent us some goodies for giveaways. We contacted local organizations and asked them to come and set up tables and had a few vendors. I found out what a giving community we live in and how valuable my volunteers are. And thus was born the annual Chariots of Fire Customs LLC Motorcycle Show!