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GWRRA Announces New Renewal Program
December 01, 2008
Phoenix, AZ – Melissa Eason, Executive Director of the Gold Wing Road Riders Association (GWRRA), announced a new Renewal Program for the Association. The program will begin January 1, 2009 and run through December 31, 2009. It will be open to all Members of GWRRA.
Features of this new program for the Association are that Members who renew for three (3) years will be eligible for quarterly prizes, as well as a grand prize, that will be drawn at the end of the year…a FREE room for four (4) nights at Wing Ding 32! Some of the companies donating quarterly prizes for this program are Wing Stuff, Big Bike Parts, Aerostitch, Pak It Rak, Gene’s Gallery, Chrome World, Hannigan, Autumn Riders, Dreamers Fashion and Diamond Gusset Jeans.
A total of thirteen prizes will be drawn in 2009, three prizes each quarter and one grand prize at the end of the year will be randomly drawn from all those Members who renew for three (3) years. The three quarterly prizes will be drawn immediately following each fiscal quarter. The Grand Prize, a FREE 4-night stay for Wing Ding 32, will also be randomly drawn immediately following the end of the last quarter in 2009. Winners will be contacted by Melissa, as well as listed in Wing World and placed on the GWRRA website at www.gwrra.org and at www.wing-ding.org
Members who renew their membership for three years save $15 on an Individual or Family Membership. As a bonus, Members who renew in 2009 for a three-year membership can get Rescue Plus for $60, that is a saving of 20%! As an example, a Family can get their three-year GWRRA membership for $150, plus Rescue Plus for $60, for a total of $210. Now, you are completely enrolled with GWRRA and covered by Rescue Plus for your motorcycle and cars for a full three years at a savings of $30!
Call 800-843-9460 or in Arizona 623-581-2500 to renew NOW!
Founded in 1977, the Gold Wing Road Riders Association is the largest single marque motorcycle organization in the world, with 75,000 Members in 52 countries.
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