MIDCOAST BIKE RUN2012 date is Saturday, April 28th. New day, new start location, new ending location, SAME GREAT TIME! We've changed up the event this year to make it even BIGGER and BETTER! Lake of the Ozarks Harley-Davidson will be our starting point, longer ride, and end at the fabulous Bootleggers! Check back on this site for full details coming soon, but mark your calendar and don't miss this event!
Each April since 2005, the Noble Eagles host the “Midcoast Bike Run”, nicknamed the “start of the bike season” by The Biking Life magazine. As many as 500 bikes converge on downtown Eldon, Missouri, the starting point for the day long festivities. Music, food, drinks, and the beautiful “Regal Eagle” girls help entertain the crowd.
Not only are the bikes, music, and sights awesome, but proceeds are used to fund collegiate scholarships for local youth. Watch this site for exact dates and make plans on attending the next Midcoast Bike Run!
2011 Flyer
PATRIOT GUARD TO BE HONORED 2011
The Patriot Guard Riders will be honored for their dedication and mission during the 2011 Midcoast Bike Run. Join the Noble Eagles in showing our appreciation for this great organization as we recognize the Patriot Guard Riders at 1:00 p.m. on the main stage in downtown Eldon during the 2011 Midcoast Bike Run. For information on the Patriot Guard, visit them at www.patriotguard.org.
Patriot Guard Riders: Standing for Those Who Stood for US
2010 Bike Run Pictures
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Biking Life Magazine
“Noble Eagles Poker Run”
By Dennis “Henbo” HenleyOn the afternoon of Sunday, April 9, around 400 bikers converged on downtown Eldon, MO in front of Buzzer McGees for the annual Noble Eagle poker run benefiting scholarships for local students. Great entertainment was on stage, beads and goodies were given out on the street, brats and refreshments were sold out front at the tent, and the biking season unofficially kicked off. A good get-together like this becomes a bike show, and great wheels were everywhere.
The Lake area riders can always be counted on to come out for great rides and support good deeds by local organizations like the Noble Eagles. I ran into buddies I hadn’t seen in a while, and it’s good to know they are still the same. I also met some new people and saw a number of fine-looking women walking around and soaking up the rays. Good job again Noble Eagles.
Reprinted by permission of the Biking Life Magazine, May 2006