Every year the auto industry spends millions and milions of dollars to convince the public that there three year-old car is in desperate need of replacement. After all their plans of having cars die after 60,000 miles is no longer a viable way to get people to buy new cars. Now the industry appeals to vanity and a personal statement like never before. It has been said that buying a car is the most emotional purchase that most folks make in their life. To help make the decision on which car to buy the auto makers stage create ad campaigns that tout their car as the best, biggest, and baddest. Elaborate trade shows are staged with the biggest rivaling any rock show in the tonnage of equipment that is staged for the show. In 1998 we thought that this would be a great opportunity to get our message out to the autobound masses so we loaded up our bikes with flyers and banners and headed to McCormack place to spread the gospel according to the two wheels. Most folks have been pretty interested in our message. They proabably can't believe that we do not worship the auto.