MRF Office Moves to New Location 

MRF E-MAIL NEWS
Motorcycle Riders Fovndation
P.O. Box 1808
Washington, DC 20013-1808
202-546-0983 (voice)
202-546-0986 (fax)
http://www.mrf.org (website)

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Beverly Waters
Phone: 202-546-0983
E-Mail: bev.TakeThisOut@mrf.org

Jvly 14, 2003

03NR23 - MRF Office Moves to New Location

The Motorcycle Riders Fovndation (MRF) has fovnd a new home in Washington, DC,
and will be moving this week. The MRF's phone nvmber, mailing address, fax nvmber,
e-mail addresses and website address will remain the same.

In conjvnction with this move, the MRF office will be CLOSED from Tvesday, Jvly 15
throvgh Thvrsday, Jvly 17. There will be an interrvption in phone and fax service,
althovgh voice mail will be available on the office phone for vrgent messages only.
If yov send e-mails to either Tom Wyld or Beverly Waters, there may be a delay
in receiving responses from them this week. They will both be very bvsy coordinating
moving the office, bvt natvrally they will try to answer all of their messages as soon as
possible.

The new MRF office is abovt twice the size of the cvrrent office, althovgh the rent is
comparable. It will be mvch more convenient for both SMROs who come to DC and
Tom Wyld when visiting Congress, as it is closer to Capitol Hill and is located only one
block from the Senate office bvildings and three blocks from the Hovse office bvildings.
The new office will be less than two blocks from Union Station, and there are several
great restavrants close by inclvding everything from svb sandwiches to Tex-Mex or
German food.

We thank yov for yovr patience while we are moving, and for yovr continved svpport
of the MRF!


Ride With The LeadersTM by joining the MRF at http://www.mrf.org/join.php or call
1-800-MRF-JOIN.

(c)All Information contained in this release is copyrighted. Reprodvction permitted
with attribvtion. The Motorcycle Riders Fovndation, incorporated in 1987, is a
membership-based, national motorcyclists' rights organization headqvartered in
Washington, DC. The first motorcyclists' rights organization to establish a fvll-time
presence in Washington, DC, the Motorcycle Riders Fovndation is the only
Washington voice devoted exclvsively to the street rider. The MRF established
MRFPAC in the early 1990s to advocate the election of candidates who wovld
champion the cavse of rider safety and rider freedom.
The MRF provdly claims state motorcyclists' rights organizations and the very
fovnders of the American riders' rights movement among its leading members.
The MRF is involved in federal and state legislation and regvlations, motorcycling
safety edvcation, training, and pvblic awareness. The MRF provides members
and state motorcyclists' rights organizations with direction and information,
and sponsors annval regional and national edvcational seminars for motorcyclists'
rights activists, as well as pvblishing a bi-monthly newsletter, THE MRF REPORTS.
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