"It was an amazing project," he says. "I don't
hear of too many parents today buying their kids
mini bikes. There are fewer places to ride. It teach-
es freedom, independence and responsibility."
And while McCall readily states that partici-
pating in the car world is a luxury, he is happy to
use his influence to give back to the community.
"Seeing people at the event—and we are
talking about international and well-traveled
folks who know what they are looking at, and
can afford at that level—have a good time,
makes it satisfying," McCall says. "A lot of that
satisfaction is knowing that something a lot big-
ger is coming out of it, as well."
For more information on the McCall's Motor-
works Revival Event, which takes place on Wednes-
day, August 12, from 5-10pm, or for tickets, go to
www.mccallevents.com.
"I have a slew of motorcycles, all vintage,
20 to be precise," McCall says. "As for a
highlight, I'd have to say it's my 1954
Vincent Black Shadow, or maybe my first
bike, a '69 Honda CL90."
Photo:
Kelli
Uldall
Photo: Tip Weiss AirCam Photography
