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 Zorba's Bike Nite Event Schedule for 2010:

  Zorba's Motorcycle Swap Meet - February 20, 2010 - Saturday

  Hawaiian Bike Nite - May 2010 - date to be announced

  Zorba's Anniversary Bike Nite Bash  - June 2010 - date to be announced

  Summer's End Bike Nite Blast - September 2010 - date to be announced

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US daredevil smashes Harley-Davidson jump record

March 2, 2010: SYDNEY, Australia—An American motorcycle stuntman twice broke the world record for the longest distance jumped on a Harley-Davidson motorcycle Tuesday (3-2-10), sailing through the air near Australia's Sydney Harbour to shatter the previous 10-year-old record.

Seth Enslow flew to a new record distance of 183.7 feet (56 meters) on his Harley-Davidson XR1200 shortly after a 175 foot (53.34 meters) jump. Bubba Blackwell set the previous record with a 157 foot (47.85 meters) jump in Las Vegas in 1999. "This is awesome! I'm stoked!" Enslow said after entering the record books. Enslow appeared to be in pain after the jump, but members of his stunt team said he was fine. "We've worked hard at creating history and we're all glad he landed it safely," Harley-Davidson spokesman Adrian O'Donoughue said. Enslow's jump is not a Guinness World Record as Guinness has no category for specific motorcycles, but it still stands as a world record. Evel Knievel set the record in 1975 and held it for 24 years before Blackwell's jump.