The Burnout Lounge

Where are we located at?

Our address is:
816 North New Hope Road
Coward, SC 29530
Our phone number is:
{843} 389-1934

Our hours are:

Thursdays: 4 till 11pm

Fridays: 4 until 4am

Saturday: 4 until 2 am

Sundays: 5 until 11pm

A Private Club for members only and their guests!
Must be 21 years & older to come in and have your id!!

When we are open?

Our hours are:

Thursdays: 4 till 11pm

Fridays: 4 until 4am

Saturday: 4 until 2 am

Sundays: 5 until 11pm

How to find us?

How to find us:
Directions coming from Florence:
You drive down HWY 52 through Effingham over the
Lynches River Bridge and into New Hope. There are road signs.
Though, you turn right on West New Hope Road. There is a sign that
reads "Motorcyles, Etc" on the right and you turn down the
paved road that reads "West New Hope Road." Just keep going
down the road until you come to the cross roads. You will see us on the left.
We will see you when you get there!!!

Coming from Lake City:
You drive down HWY 52 Scranton & Coward
and into New Hope. There are road signs.
Though, you turn left on West New Hope Road crossing Hwy 52.
You turn down the paved road that reads "West New Hope Road." Just keep going
down the road until you come to the cross roads. You will see us on the left.
We will see you when you get there!!!

Who are our officers?

President: Ola Mae

Vice-president: CJ

Treasurer: Tony H

Master of Arms: Simon B

Who are our bartenders?

Hippie & Ola Mae

Who is our DJ?

David

We are very proud sponsers of:

http://www.peedeeabate.org

Our events are:

A Private Club for members only and their guests!
Must be 21 years & older to come in and have your id!!

Sorry about the id! But we do card, everybody!!

We are having some new events for the month of July!

July 28th: Gene Ray, Sr. graced us with his presence & his music.
We really appreciate him coming out!
We hope that he comes to visit us, again!!

September 29th: Gene Ray, Sr. graced us again with his
presence & his music. We hope that you all enjoyed his presence
and hope that everyone had a good time!

October 8th: Helmet Ride to the Courthouse in Columbia, SC.

October 21st: 'Coffee' & Marilyn are getting married!
Come out & help us celebrate their wedding with them, that night.

There are more events coming up. Keep checking on our
website to see what we are up to next.
Of course, we are always up to something around here!

Just some important things to know:

Most Thursday & Sunday nights, we do
cook and there is no charge.
Though, we do accept donations!

Just some pictures:

This is Ola Mae & her hubby, Hippie!
They are the owners of the club and our bartenders.

This is our vice president, "CJ" relaxing
at the ABATE state party, this year!

This is Simon B., our master of arms
and road capt. for Pee Dee ABATE!

This is Tony H., Treasurer of the club and president of the Pee Dee ABATE.
This picture is of him & his wife, Melinda at the ABATE state party, this year.

Pictured left to right: Hippie, Ola Mae, & Terry {AKA 'Bandit'} F.
The owners of our club with long time friend, 'Bandit'
take time to pose for a picture at the ABATE state party, this year!

One of our members & ABATE brothers, Terry F. {aka 'Bandit'} & his wife, Cindy
take time to pose for a picture at Bike Week in May of this year!

Our vice president "CJ" & his wife are always
playing around; dancing; and having a good time.

Our vice-president, CJ & his daughter, Michelle

Recent events:

July 4th, 2006:
When others were getting ready to wake up,
get started on cleaning their grills,
cleaning their pools; and enjoy their one day off,
we were loading up for the ride that would change
all of our lives.

We were to all meet at Big Daddy's Bar & Grill
at 9 am. The group consisted of 12 bikes and 2 vehicles.
We left Florence and drove to Lexington, SC
to meet the rest of the group.
Though, we did have to make a stop on
the way to Lexington in Sumter to
fuel up and stretch our legs.

Our ride to Lexington was to escort the Vietnam Memorial Wall.
This was called "The Wall that heals."
It was the traveling Vietnam Memorial Wall.

For those that went, the ride touched all of our hearts forever!
There were Vietnam vets, that were allowed to ride up front of
all of the other bikers.

The newspaper & the news reported that there was
only 400 bikes that arrived in Aiken, SC.
There was more like 2000 bikes that arrived.
The whole procession was over 8 miles long.
Here is the news clip that we got from Pee Dee ABATE
president, Tony Hensley via e-mail.
http://www.wistv.com/global/video/popup/pop_playerLaunch.asp?clipid1=858057

Here is a copy of the news that we got from Tony Hensley about the ride:

[OPEN] Re: [Biker Ezine] 2006-07-05
Pony Express/Helmet Debate Gets
Bad in P&C

      The count was over a thousand. Per Aiken public safety, it stretched for over 8 miles. There were 300
that left for Columbia from the Aiken waffle house alone.     They even had a helicopter overhead, so 400 hundred don't make sense. I heard that news report also. Two of
our newspapers have the count somewhere between 1,100 and 1,200. The press was very positive, even our county
council chairman made the ride. He thanked us for our work in Columbia. There were many stories surrounding the ride.
    A guy came up to me at the truck stop with tears in his eyes, thanking us for doing it and said he never knew we could be like this. Picked up some new members and made one
hell of a statement to the people of South Carolina.
    The spin off from this should also impact our role in the statehouse. Somebody please tell me if anyone has put 8 miles of motorcycles on a South Carolina freeway for 50
miles before going into town?
    It scared the hell out of our local police. I had told them there would be a thousand bikes but they must not have
believed me. As I understand it, when they finally knew it, they say the scanners were on fire looking for back up.
    Hats off to the Richland, Lexington and Aiken county sheriffs. They not only gave us respect but bent over backwards to make this a safe ride. Here is the last one
of many stories.
    A trucker at the Flying J truck stop, on his way from Wisconsin, came running up and ask if he dropped his trailer could he follow us. I said OK but you have to stay in back. He said thanks and did just that, following us all the way, 65 miles to the park in Aiken. People were so moved by his
gesture, they took up a collection for his fuel to get back to the Flying J.
       Ahh yes, just another fourth of July. One last comment, I lost count of the Bronze Stars and Purple Hearts I saw on vests. I don't need to look for a hero, they were riding beside me. DEUCE

Some pictures from the rides:

July 4th, 2006:
We went on a ride with ABATE of SC to escort the
Vietnam Memorial Wall that was traveling to Aiken, SC.

We all met at Big Daddy's Bar & Grill on Palmetto Street on
July 4th, 2006 at 9 am.

We had to wait on some of the group to meet us
so we all sat around, socialized, and enjoyed ourselves.

Tony,the son of our vice-president "CJ" got in on
the act and picked on Ola Mae while
we waited for the rest of the gang to show up.

These are just some of the bikes that we saw when
we all arrived in Lexington, SC. There were over 12,000 bikes there

These are just some of the bikes on their way to Aiken to escort the Vietnam Memorial Wall. There were many more behind this group. The Vietnam Vets were the only ones that were allowed in front of the line.

Our own vice president of the club:
"CJ" {K-man}

{USMC Retired Sniper} was our only Vietnam Vet that rode up front from our group.

Even the bartenders got in on the act and rode.

Our vice president, CJ & his daughter,
Michelle were really disappointed
that the wall didn't get unveiled that day.

{Pictured here: CJ {Vice-president}; Nereyda {his wife} & his son, Tony}
Though, our vice president, CJ was the only one that had
his whole family along for the ride.