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About Juneau ABATE
Who We Are
Born out of
necessity, Juneau ABATE was formed during the winter of 2003
by Ken Brewer, Bob Valiant, and seventeen other like minded
motorcyclists.
Ken was elected the first President, and under his
leadership the organization has grown to what it is today.
Juneau ABATE was organized and operates as a
non-profit Corporation under the provisions of AS 10.20.005
of the State of Alaska and under section 501 (c) (3) of the
Internal Revenue Code.
The objectives and purposes of Juneau ABATE, as taken from
our bylaws, shall be to form a united motorcycle rider’s
organization for the following purposes:
The Corporation and its membership shall promote motorcycle
safety education programs, public awareness programs and
motorcycle rider training programs.
The Corporation and its members shall promote fair
motorcycle legislation and shall work to prevent enactment
of or to repeal existing unfair anti-motorcycle legislation.
Since starting the
Motorcycle Safety Foundation Rider
Education classes in 2006, Juneau ABATE has averaged about
55 students each summer.
All enrolled students also become members of Juneau
ABATE, boosting our membership to an average of 95 members.
In essence, Juneau ABATE’s goal is to make Juneau a safer
community for motorcyclist.
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In Memory Of Ken Brewer
Ken Brewer,
Founder and President of Juneau ABATE, passed away in Juneau
on Saturday June 2, 2007. Ken was teaching a Basic Rider
Education class when he suffered an apparent heart failure.
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