Nominate
Fill out the form below to nominate any veteran, active military, or active first responder who lives or works in Napa or Solano Counties.
How it Works
Vote
Vote once per day for your favorite hero.
Share
Share this contest and your hero's story on social media. We want the world to know how important these heroes are.
Can I Nominate More Than One Hero?
Yes
Can I vote more than once?
You may vote once per day.
What Heroes Are Eligible?
You can nominate a hero who lives or works in Solano or Napa Counties. The hero must be a veteran, active military, or first responder (firefighter, paramedic, law enforcement)
Who Can Nominate Heroes?
Anyone may nominate
Who Can Vote For A Hero?
Anyone can vote
When Will The Winner Be Announced?
The winner will be announced at the customer appreciation event at Iron Steed Harley Davidson in Vacaville on September 13.
How Can I Get More People To Vote For My Favorite Hero?
Share, share, share. Do as much as you can to get the word out about your hero. Share on social media. Call, text, and email your friends and tell them to vote. Post a video talking about your hero.
Below is a list of all the heroes that have been nominated for the Harley for a Hero Contest. You can use the search bar to see if your hero has already been nominated. If not, please fill out the form below.
Motorcycle Safety Tips
Riding a motorcycle is an exhilarating experience, but it also comes with risks. Safety should always be a top priority to ensure a smooth and enjoyable ride. Here are the top 10 motorcycle safety tips every rider should follow:
- Wear the Right Gear
Always wear a DOT-approved helmet, protective jacket, gloves, pants, and boots. Proper gear can reduce injuries in case of an accident.
- Follow Traffic Laws
Obey speed limits, traffic signals, and road signs. Riding recklessly increases the chances of an accident.
- Stay Visible
Wear bright or reflective clothing and always use your headlights, even during the day. Make eye contact with other drivers before making moves.
- Keep a Safe Distance
Maintain a safe following distance from vehicles in front of you. This gives you time to react to sudden stops or obstacles.
- Check Your Bike Before Riding
Maintain a safe following distance from vehicles in front of you. This gives you time to react to sudden stops or obstacles.
- Ride Defensively
Always assume that other drivers don’t see you. Be aware of blind spots, watch for distracted drivers, and anticipate potential hazards.
- Avoid Riding in Bad Weather
Rain, fog, and icy roads can reduce traction and visibility, increasing the risk of accidents. If possible, avoid riding in extreme weather conditions.
- Use Both Brakes Properly
Learn to use both front and rear brakes effectively. Sudden braking can cause skidding, so apply brakes smoothly and progressively.
- Never Ride Under the Influence
Alcohol and drugs impair your reaction time and judgment. Always ride sober and alert.
- Take a Motorcycle Safety Course
Even experienced riders can benefit from safety courses. Training helps improve riding skills, decision-making, and overall awareness on the road.