Surprise Kimmer: Restore His Beloved CHOPPER

Ready to Ride again!

The repairs so far. Still need new tires and a gas tank liner. As well as a new carburetor apparently.

In the shop

Back in 2004

A dead chopper in his garage

As a long-time listener of “The Kimmer Show” (28 years now for me), it’s time for his many loyal fans to repay him for all of the years he’s given us. Even during the tough times, when all he would ask for was the “price of a cheeseburger” to help support his podcast, he’s never asked for anything else from us. Don’t forget, he could’ve charged us for that podcast, but he didn’t. If you’re a regular listener, you’ve heard him talk about the Harley-Davidson motorcycle “chopper” that he used to ride, and loved so much, which was broken and was sitting in his garage for 8 years, in need of what he believed was a new engine, (and felt was a total loss). Well, we are going to change that! In fact, we are already in the process of doing so… I am in possession of the bike (he believes that I am trying to either find a mechanic or sell it for parts, which he thinks is the only hope for it). Little does he know that we have found the best Harley Davidson mechanic in the Atlanta area, Steve Studstill, and Steve has been diligently working on it and ordering the parts needed to restore it. I’m also working with Kimmer‘s daughter, Jennifer, and she is in on this with us to make this a surprise for his birthday at the end of March, so obviously we have to keep this a secret and we can’t advertise this on his Facebook page. Flounder has agreed to put it on “The Kimmer Show” YouTube page since he said that Kimmer never looks at that, so you can share that link with other people (secretly) as well. That’s why we need everyone’s help to spread the word to other Kimmer listeners to go to this GoFundMe site and help make this a reality. I will be the steward of the fund, along with Jennifer, and will make sure that any funds left over either goes to him as a birthday present “from his fans” to help with his travel expenses to the mountains on the chopper, or gets donated to his charity of choice. We promise to post pictures and updates to this site, and after the surprise, it will be all over his Facebook page, I’m sure. I’ve already paid Steve an advance to get this going and he is putting it all together for us. The plan is to get it ready for him when Jennifer comes into town for his birthday at the end of March. Again, I’ll keep everyone updated, but Jennifer and I plan on having the chopper delivered to him as a surprise on his birthday weekend (she’s planning to lure him out of the house for lunch and we can surprise him there with it). Please help make this possible so that he can enjoy his golden years on the chopper that he loved so much (and thought that he would never ride again). Share this page with your friends via text, phone call, Instagram, or Facebook messenger, who you know are regular listeners. But remember, you can’t post this to a friend directly on Facebook because if they are friends with Kimmer, he will see it. I’m sure you’ve heard him talk about riding that chopper up to Helen and the North Georgia mountains and we know that he would love nothing more than to do that every weekend, after he sees his horses. Thank you in advance and I will keep everybody posted with updates and photos. Here is the link to Jennifer‘s Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/jennifer.peterson.92102?) so that you can reach out to her (discreetly) if you have any questions. Please don’t post anything to her about this directly on her page either (Kimmer will see it) since he’s obviously friends with Jennifer on Facebook. I’m on Facebook as well and I’m one of Kimmer’s friends on Facebook, so feel free to leave a message privately on Facebook messenger. Thank you again and we’ll be in touch soon. Remember, keep this a secret, and please help us spread the word!