Take Prostate Cancer to the Limit With Movie Screening

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It seems its all about bikes for me lately. With Movember coming up, the Distinguished Gentleman's Ride isn't the only moto-related prostate cancer fundraiser.

Hal’s Harley-Davidson is proud to support the Movember movement and changing the face of men’s health. They’re going to kick-off Movember a few weeks early by bringing in a special guest, Peter Starr, to share his story with you while raising funds for Prostate Cancer Education on Thursday, October 9th at 6pm.


Peter Starr is an internationally acclaimed, multi-award winning filmmaker, former top radio disc jockey, movie stunt performer, motorcycle racer and author. Starr’s most recent true-life story, born out of the initial fear of death following a diagnosis of prostate cancer, has become an inspirational platform for all men faced with the significant challenge of making a major treatment choice for the most prolific of male cancers.

Hal's invites men to join them for a laid back night beginning at 6pm that includes a viewing of Peter’s iconic motorcycle movie “Take It To The Limit”, snacks, beverages, and a question and answer session led by Mr. Starr. Tickets are $10 with all proceeds benefiting Prostate Cancer Education.

To register or for more information please call (262) 814-8684 or email carrie.schmidt@halshd.com.

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