Know Norm Run

06/03/2026

Can’t make the Know Norm Run this Saturday? You can still be part of the reason we ride.

We’ll have this year’s 8th Annual Know Norm Run T-shirts available tomorrow night at Worth Harley-Davidson Bike Night.

Shirts are only $20, and every one helps support Feed Northland Kids and hungry children right here in our community.

Grab one for yourself. Grab one for a friend.

You don’t have to be on the ride to be part of the reason it matters. 🇺🇸

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06/01/2026

'Ice Cold Beverage And Food Specials' at our 2nd stop where we'll be hosted by the very nice people at The Backyard in Plattsburg, Mo.

This is a cool little spot and riding destination for your summer. They offer great food and drink specials throughout the year.

Come check them out this Saturday, June 6th at the 8th annual 'Know Norm Run' benefitting Feed Northland Kids .

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06/01/2026

Just a little reminder before laying your head on your pillow after a long weekend.....This Saturday, June 6th is the 8th Annual 'Know Norm Run'. ✌️ 🇺🇸

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05/30/2026

Next Saturday, June 6th is the 8th Annual 'Know Norm Run'!! 🇺🇸

If this is your first time...did you know that the Santa Fe Trail Antique Motorcycle Club of America - Kansas City Chapter has participated every year showcasing their beautiful antique motorcycles during our events!?

Check this out....we get these guys to ride them with us! 😃 Where else can you see a 1916 Indian or a 1928 Scott Flying Squirrel pull into the same parking lot as you. Not once, but 4 times!

We look forward to seeing everyone really soon!!

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05/29/2026

Hello Kansas City!!! We are 1 week away from the 8th Annual 'Know Norm Run' hosted by the KC Weasels! 😃

This year's first stop is at Leon's Social Club in Holt, MO. Pictured is Leon Clifford himself.

If you've been out there, or if this will be your first time, take a minute during the run to meet Leon and thank him for all his years of hosting and his kind generosity.

Leon donates all of the beverage donations to Feed Northland Kids every year, which is usually enough to feed 3 kids for an entire school year. Thanks Leon!!

We are stoked and can't wait to see everyone! 👊💪🇺🇸

04/25/2026

If you're in Smithville come see us downtown at Welco! Here till 6:00ish

04/24/2026

Swap Meet season kicks off this Sunday! The weather will be good in the morning!

04/23/2026

Bike Night cancelled. Stay safe and be cool!

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10/02/2025

Hello Kansas City! Here's a highlight to help understand the importance of the monies raised during the 'Know Norm Run'.

Our ride takes place during the most critical time of year for funding during summer break. With your generosity we provide food for kids in a funding gap. So many people and 'kids' are grateful for your participation! Thank you!

Fall is upon us and it has been excellent riding weather! Stay safe out there and we'll see you June 6th.

“Two out of five Northlanders do not live close to a grocery store with healthy foods,” said Emily Funderman of the Northland Health Alliance.

Feed Northland Kids serves 1,500 to 1,800 families every month.

KSHB 41's Marlon Martinez has more. ▼▼

09/24/2025

Chopperfest was a great event and the KC Weasels 'Showed Up and Showed Out' in honor of our founder and friend Dave Mann. We did our best to show Dave's roots here in Kansas City, his connection to starting the KC Weasels, and to showcase his artwork of Weasel's featured in Easyriders Magazine and several pictures and drawings from Weasel's private collections. The KC Star did a great article of the event. See below......
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Chopper festival honors KC artist who shaped custom motorcycle culture David Mann’s artwork of custom built choppers and people living the “outlaw lifestyle” in motorcycle culture inspired chopper designs for decades.

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David Mann’s artwork of custom built choppers and people living the “outlaw lifestyle” in motorcycle culture inspired chopper designs for decades.