CVMA NC 15-6 "Triangle Chapter"

08/22/2026

🏍️ **21 DAYS TO GO | LET’S ROLL 2026** 🇺🇸

Some rides are about the destination.

The best ones are about **who is riding beside you and why you showed up in the first place.**

We are officially **21 DAYS OUT** from the **CVMA® NC 15-6 Let’s Roll 2026 Sanctioned Event!**

On Saturday, September 12, riders, veterans, supporters, friends, and families will come together at **Aviator Brewing Company in Fuquay-Varina, NC** for a day built around motorcycles, fellowship, and supporting our veteran community.

You don't have to make the trip alone.

Call that friend you haven't ridden with in a while.

Invite the rider who's never been to one of our events.

Bring your passenger.

Come meet some new people.

Because motorcycles may bring us together, but **the people and the purpose are what make the miles matter.**

📅 **Saturday, September 12, 2026**
📍 **Aviator Brewing Company**
688 Brewing Dr
Fuquay-Varina, NC 27526

💰 **Registration**

🏍️ Rider: **$20 Pre-Registration / $25 Day Of**
🏍️ Passenger: **$10**

👉 **Pre-register and get event information:**
https://www.cvma-nc-15-6.org/se2026

And make a weekend of it!

🔥 **Bike Night – Friday, September 11**
🏍️ **Let’s Roll 2026 – Saturday, September 12**

**21 days. One road. A whole lot of good people riding for a purpose.**

We'll see you there.

08/17/2026

🏍️ **BIKE NIGHT IS THIS THURSDAY!** 🏍️

Come hang out with **CVMA® NC 15-6** for a great evening of motorcycles, food, fellowship, and good times!

📅 **Thursday, August 20, 2026**
⏰ **6:00–9:00 PM**
📍 **Aviator Brewing Company**
688 Brewing Drive
Fuquay-Varina, NC 27526

You don’t have to be a member—and you don’t even have to ride. Bring your family, invite your friends, and enjoy the evening with us!

✅ All motorcycles welcome
✅ Family-friendly
✅ Great food and fellowship
✅ Everyone is welcome

Ride in, drive in, or walk in—we’d love to see you there!

📍 Directions:
https://maps.google.com/?q=Aviator+Brewing+Company+688+Brewing+Drive+Fuquay-Varina+NC+27526

08/17/2026

Making sure you register for this event.

Oh you guysssss! 🤭

We at 15-9 and CVMA NC 15-11 & CVMA NC 15-4 have been cooking up a fantastic challenge for our Operation Santa Claus benefiting the veterans in the NC State Veterans Home-Kinston!

October 10th-4 stops, one limited edition serial numbered coin and one mission-provide Christmas for the veterans residing in the home! 🎅🏻 🎄

Every year our mission grows with the help of everyone and we cannot be more thrilled to add another chapter to our ranks for providing needed items to those who came before us! 🇺🇸

Join us in this challenge this year and be one of the first to get your hands on a serialized coin, support the veterans in the home and have a self paced ride to 4 different locations!

Pre-registration (QR code in the spade) is open until October 3rd-with more details to follow soon on start/stop times as well as the locations!

❤️♠️💛

08/16/2026

🪂 NATIONAL AIRBORNE DAY 🪂

On August 16, 1940, 48 volunteers from the U.S. Army Parachute Test Platoon made the first official Army parachute jump at Fort Benning, Georgia. That historic jump proved American soldiers could be inserted behind enemy lines and marked the beginning of the United States Army Airborne.

Since then, American paratroopers have jumped into some of the most dangerous battles in our nation’s history—from North Africa, Sicily, Normandy and Holland to Korea, Vietnam, Grenada, Panama, Iraq and Afghanistan.

Being Airborne is about more than earning a set of wings. It is about trusting the paratroopers beside you, overcoming fear and being willing to step out of a perfectly good aircraft because the mission demands it. Those bonds do not disappear when the uniform comes off. Whether someone served in the 82nd, the 101st, the 173rd, Special Forces, Ranger Regiment or another Airborne unit, the wings create an immediate connection.

Different generations. Different units. Different drop zones. One Airborne family.

As Major Dick Winters famously said when warned that his men were about to be surrounded:

“We’re paratroopers, Lieutenant. We’re supposed to be surrounded.”

That statement captures the Airborne spirit: surrounded, outnumbered or facing the unknown—we accomplish the mission.

Once a paratrooper, always a paratrooper.

Happy National Airborne Day to every paratrooper who earned and proudly wore the wings.

AIRBORNE!
ALL THE WAY! 🇺🇸🪂

08/16/2026

Good morning and happy Sunday.

08/13/2026

🕵️ THE CASE IS OPEN... AND THE CLOCK IS TICKING. 🏍️
We are officially 30 DAYS OUT from the CVMA® NC 15-6 Let’s Roll 2026 Sanctioned Event!
The evidence is piling up. Scenic roads. Motorcycles. Brotherhood and sisterhood. Great people. And one Saturday in September you don't want to miss.

📅 Saturday, September 12, 2026
📍 Aviator Brewing Company Fuquay-Varina, NC

💰 Registration
🏍️ Rider: $20 Pre-Registration / $25 Day Of
🏍️ Passenger: $10

🔎 Your assignment?
Get registered. Get the bike ready. Grab some friends.

Then come LET'S ROLL with us.
👉 Pre-register here:
https://www.cvma-nc-15-6.org/se2026

And remember, the sanctioned event isn't the only reason to come to town. We'll kick off the weekend with Bike Night on Friday, September 11, before gathering again Saturday morning for the main event.

🇺🇸 30 days. The countdown has officially begun.

CVMA® NC 15-6
Veterans Helping Veterans

08/08/2026

🏍️ 35 Days Until We Roll! 🇺🇸

35 days. That's all that stands between today and one of the best weekends of the year!

On Saturday, September 12, 2026, riders from across the region will gather in Fuquay-Varina, North Carolina for the CVMA® NC 15-6 Annual "Let's Roll" Sanctioned Event.

This isn't just another ride. It's a weekend built on camaraderie, purpose, and the mission of Veterans Helping Veterans. Whether you're riding for the points, the fellowship, or simply to enjoy some outstanding North Carolina roads, we'd love to have you with us.

📅 Weekend Schedule

🍻 Friday, September 11
Bike Night
🕖 7:00 PM
📍 Aviator Brewing Company

Kick off the weekend with great food, cold drinks, and even better company as riders from near and far start rolling into town.

🏍️ Saturday, September 12
📍 Aviator Brewing Company
688 Brewing Drive
Fuquay-Varina, NC

Registration Opens: 9:30 AM
Ride Brief: 11:00 AM
First Bike Out: 11:30 AM
Raffle & Auction: 3:00 PM
🎟️ There's Plenty Waiting for You!

✔ Scenic self-paced ride
✔ Vendors
✔ Great food
✔ Live auction
✔ 50/50 raffle
✔ Outstanding raffle prizes, including fi****ms, a crossbow, and a $100 cash prize.

If you haven't pre-registered, now's the time! Every registration helps us better prepare for an amazing event.

Invite a friend. Share this post. Dust off the bike. Check the tires. Pack your vest.

35 days...
The road is ready.

Are you?

07/27/2026

🇺🇸 THE FORGOTTEN WAR—BUT NEVER FORGOTTEN BY US 🇰🇷

Today marks the anniversary of the signing of the Korean Armistice Agreement on July 27, 1953. After three years of brutal fighting, the armistice silenced the guns—but it did not create a peace treaty. Technically, the Korean War has never formally ended.

Nearly 1.8 million Americans served in the Korean War theater. More than 36,000 gave their lives, over 103,000 were wounded, and thousands remain unaccounted for today.

The public would eventually call Korea the “Forgotten War.” Perhaps it became overshadowed by the wars that came before and after it. But within the veteran community, it has never been forgotten.

We remember the frozen ground of the Chosin Reservoir, the hills known only by numbers, the bitter cold, the long marches, and the young men who stood their ground in a country far from home. We remember those who returned carrying memories few people ever asked them to share—and those who never returned at all.

As the years pass and fewer Korean War veterans remain with us, the responsibility to preserve their legacy belongs to all of us.

We will continue to speak their names.

We will continue to share their stories.

We will continue to honor their sacrifice.

The world may have called theirs the Forgotten War—but as long as the veteran community stands together, they will never be forgotten.

Welcome Home, Korean War veterans.
We remember you. We honor you. We still say your names.