Harley Davidson Rental Service

Based in Flower Mound, Texas, Randy Eastburg owns Valley Ridge Roofing and Construction, which he has led since 2010. His responsibilities include hiring and training all employees, as well as overseeing their work. In his free time, Randy Eastburg enjoys riding Harley Davidson motorcycles. 

Harley Davidson has long been synonymous with quality motorcycles. However, not everyone is interested in owning a motorcycle. For this reason, the company offers rental services, ideal for those who want to experience the thrill of a motorcycle ride occasionally. 

The type of bikes available for rent depends on location but bike rentals also include half-shell helmets approved by the Department of Transportation and a cable lock and disc brake lock. Riders can also choose to rent jackets, and Harley Davidson recommends wearing gloves, boots, and denim or leather pants. Rentals include minimum liability insurance and most locations offer supplemental liability insurance and damage waiver. To rent a bike, the rider must be at least 21 years old and have a valid motorcycle class driver’s license and a credit card. 

This rental service is also a great way to try out several bikes before making the big decision to buy one. Look into renting a bike here: harley-davidson.com/us/en/rent-a-bike.html.

Benefits of Participating in Youth Sports

After founding Valley Ridge Roofing and Construction in 2010, Randy Eastburg successfully expanded the business’s focus from residential roofing to commercial clients, and $7 million in construction projects in 2017. Besides his entrepreneurial accomplishments, Randy Eastburg is actively involved in local youth sports programs and has coached championship basketball and Little League teams. 

By participating in organized youth sports, children can develop a variety of positive social skills. Team sports help young people consider how their actions impact those around them and how to work with others to achieve common goals. 

Additionally, a child’s teammates can become close friends, providing a strong support system. Organized sports also often require that children follow a routine and commit to frequent practice sessions. This teaches responsibility and time management while also promoting tenacity. 

Lastly, as children develop their athletic abilities, they gain confidence and a sense of pride in their achievements. These positive characteristics help children perform better academically and later on in life.

Traditional Tuscan Dishes

Successful entrepreneur Randy Eastburg launched Valley Ridge Roofing and Construction in 2010, which currently generates over $7 million in revenue. Outside of his professional responsibilities, Randy Eastburg enjoys traveling with his family and immersing himself in the local culture. One of the most significant destinations for the Eastburgs is the central Italian region of Tuscany. 

The signature ingredients of Tuscan cuisine include locally-made olive oil and cheese, fish, and cured meats. In the Siena region, visitors can try the traditional pasta known as pici, which is made from a mixture of flour and water. Thick soups like pappa al pomodoro and pappardelle, made from tomatoes, wild meats like rabbit and boar, and bread, are very popular throughout Tuscany’s capital, Florence.

Paninis filled with salami or roasted pork called porchetta are often eaten as a snack or a light meal. Desserts, such as buccellato, a sweet bread, or cantucci, a cookie made with almonds, are often served with wines from Tuscany’s famous vineyards.

The Career of Rangers Veteran Third Baseman Adrian Beltre

The former owner of Cross Country Auto Sales, Randy Eastburg has been the owner of Valley Ridge Roofing and Construction since 2010, during which time he has generated more than $7 million in revenue. Outside of his professional pursuits, Randy Eastburg enjoys following his favorite Major League Baseball team, the Texas Rangers.

For the past eight seasons, third baseman Adrian Beltre has not only been the best player on the Rangers, he’s been one of the best players in the league. The 39-year-old joined the Rangers as a free agent in 2011 and finished the year with 32 home runs and 105 runs batted in (RBIs) while earning American League All-Star recognition and finishing 15th in MVP voting. 

As a member of the Rangers, Beltre also won his first of three Gold Gloves and two Silver Sluggers. He finished in the top 15 in MVP voting in each of the five seasons following 2011. In 2012, he finished third in MVP voting after a season in which he hit 36 home runs and recorded 102 RBIs.

Beltre has registered a batting average above .300 in five of the past seven seasons and owns a .314 average through 29 games in the 2018 season. Now in his 21st season, Beltre has 463 career home runs and 1,654 RBIs.

Stars Sign Prospect Jason Robertson to Entry-Level Deal

Randy Eastburg serves as the owner of Valley Ridge Roofing and Construction in Flower Mound, Texas. In his free time, Randy Eastburg enjoys attending Dallas Stars hockey games.

The Stars missed the National Hockey League (NHL) playoffs for the second consecutive season, but the team is already preparing for the upcoming year. On May 3, Dallas announced it had signed Jason Robertson to a three-year, entry-level contract. 

Drafted by the Stars in the second round of the 2017 NHL Draft, Robertson played in 68 games last season for the Kingston Frontenacs of the Ontario Hockey League and recorded a team-high 87 points. He also tied for sixth place in the league in goals (41) and seventh place in points (87).

An 18-year-old right-winger, Robertson recorded 200 points in 190 career games with the Frontenacs. He also scored 38 points in 31 career playoff games.

Cowboys Select Leighton Vander Esch in First Round of 2018 NFL Draft

Randy Eastburg is the owner of Valley Ridge Roofing and Construction in Flower Mound, Texas, which has generated more than $7 million in sales since the company’s founding in 2010. An avid sports fan, Randy Eastburg counts the Dallas Cowboys as his favorite NFL team.

The 2018 NFL Draft was held in April, and the Cowboys used their first-round pick to select 6-foot-4, 240-pound linebacker Leighton Vander Esch, who spent the past three seasons at Boise State and recorded a combined 188 tackles, five quarterback sacks, four forced fumbles, and three interceptions. While one ESPN insider claimed Vander Esch has the potential to be one of the best zone linebackers in the draft, Sports Illustrated was less kind in its analysis of the pick, as writer Andy Benoit gave it a grade of “C." Acknowledging that Vander Esch could be a perfect replacement for the aging Sean Lee, Benoit felt the Cowboys could have used the first-round pick to improve the team’s wide receiver depth. 

Dallas had eight other picks in the seven-round draft and did use two picks on wide receivers. The team selected Michael Gallup from Colorado State as its 17th pick in the third round and Cedrick Wilson, Vander Esch's teammate at Boise State, as its 34th pick in the sixth round.

The Lampredotto Panino - A Staple Tuscan Street Food for Centuries

A respected Flower Mound, Texas entrepreneur, Randy Eastburg guides Valley Ridge Roofing and Construction where he meets the needs of residential and commercial property owners. Passionate about travel and international cuisine, Randy Eastburg particularly enjoys trips to Italy and had the opportunity to visit his son there, who studied at a college in Tuscany.

One of the most popular local dishes in the agriculture rich region of central Italy is the lampredotto panino, which has been savored by generations of Florentines as the “king” of street foods. Lampredotto utilizes the cow’s fourth stomach, the abomasum, which is boiled in a broth of tomatoes and herbs before being cut into strips and served in a semelle bun. As a finishing touch, olive oil and salsa verde are added on top and half of the sandwich is dipped in the beef broth.

The history of lampredotto in Florence extends to the 15th century, when leftover cuts were put to creative use to feed a growing population. By the 19th century, panino sellers in wooden carts were firmly ensconced in the city, with the carts being joined with bicycles at the dawn of the 20th century.