The 2012 Wheels for the Tour Program kicks off in April!
Well it’s that time of year again to kick off the 2012 Wheels for the
Tour program into its second year. We want to thank those of you
who supported us in 2011. Your support enabled us to jump start Moto 1
(our first Mobile museum) and bring it to the Daytona Supercross for its
debut. Since then, we added Moto 2 with the help of our partner and
friend Mike Owens. In addition to the Moto Museums, we launched our
3rd set up, a Canopy Museum display for smaller venues where space is
limited.
It’s been a long road and the journey is far from over. We are
entering our 2nd year of the National Tour and estimate our exposure, of
this powerful history, to penetrate over 1.8 million folks this year!
Our thanks to you for your support of $100 or more this year, is a
limited edition of a Legends & Heroes of Motocross Tour print of
Team Honda Tommy Croft in action for his 1977 win at the AMA Florida
National. It’s a cool picture of the Tomahawk leading the Hurricane for
the overall win.
Your support is welcome as we still self subsidize the program along with the help of our sponsors.
To jump on board for 2012, just click the following link: http://www.legendsandheroestour.org/Wheels_for_the_Tour_2012.html
Thanks for your support and we’ll see you at the races!
Alex Moroz, Carol Moroz and Mike Owens
Managing Partners
2012 Legends and Heroes of Motocross Moto Museum Tour
About the Tour
The Legends & Heroes Motocross Tour is a professional
historical display and time-line of Americas greatest motorsport. The
tour includes the machines and the champs of Motocross. The project was
conceived by a dedicated group of Motocross Enthusiasts who, over the
years, have discovered the value of the rich 40+ years of Motocross
legacy and its impact on the American motorsports history. “The
dedication and passion of the sport has brought the Legends & Heroes
Motocross Tour to the next level of sharing this legacy, the history of
the machines and men, as well as the women of Motocross. The history of
the Classic Iron and its' champions is a dynamic model ever changing.
We see this rich history as a great learning lab for all ages” according
to Alex Moroz the tours managing partner.
4/3/2012 4:31pm
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