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SEPTEMBER 2012 VOL 4 ISSUE 13 FEATURE BIKE Bjorn Viking Chopper Babe of the Month Tech Tip by Brad & Merlon Rogers Events Calendar Event Coverage: Quaker Steak & Lube JJ’s & Norwich Cruise In Life in the Fast Lane

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Page 1: Fast Lane Biker New York, Sept. 2012 Issue

SEPTEMBER 2012 VOL 4 ISSUE 13

FEATURE BIKE

Bjorn Viking ChopperBabe

of the Month

Tech Tipby Brad & Merlon Rogers

Events Calendar

Event Coverage:

Quaker Steak & LubeJJ’s & Norwich Cruise In

Life in the Fast Lane

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Letter from the Publisher

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Hello “FastLaneBiker NY Family”,

August kept our wheels turning in the Fast Lane... Our travels took Fast Lane to the beautiful Hawaiian island of Oahu where we were honored to ride with a large riding family made up of Hawaii's motorcycle groups. Awesome ride!! Check out more of our story on page 36.

From Oahu, we ventured to JJ’s Cycle in Watervliet, NY to join in on the Tuesday Night Bike Night with Thee Yankee theme. Awesome bike night Buzzy! On to Quaker Steak & Lube’s Bike Night in Syracuse, NY where the bikers came in by the hundreds to “Beat the Record” from the previous challenge. Quaker Steak & Lube throws a really great event. Moving on... Fast Lane Biker helped put together the Norwich Cruise-In for bikes and classic cars. For the first one, this event turned out great. Check out Octobers Cruise-In. From the Cruise-In, ventured to Seeber’s Tavern in Smithville Flats for their Summer Social/Pig Roast. It’s always a fun time with the group of bikers that show at Seeber’s events. We also checked out the Rockin’ Roadhouse in Mount Upton, NY. Their event had Bag Lady Sue, who is a National Adult Biker Comedian. Great crowd!!! Way to go Ty!

All of these stories and photos are in this issue of Fast Lane Biker New York. Check them out and join us on the Fast Lane Family events each month. The Seeber’s Tavern event follow-up will be in October’s issue. Don’t miss it!

Coming up in October, Fast Lane Biker New York will be hitting the road to meet more awesome bikers and to attend these events: Rockin’ Roadhouse 2nd Annual Biker Blowout on September 8th; OC’s Fat Boy BBQ in Syracuse for Bike Week, September 10th - 15th; Catskill Mountain Thunder, September 13th - 16th. It’s going to be a great month.

Fast Lane Biker New York has been very fortunate to be part of some awesome events this summer and we have met some incredible people. Keep livin’ “Life In The Fast Lane!!” We'll see you all on the road in September. Keep your kickstands up and wheels turning!

Letter from the Publisher

Brian Gage Publisher

Paula Monroe Accounts Manager

Brian & PaulaFast Lane Biker New York

SURELY MAKE YOU LOSE YOUR MIND!

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DIRECTORYADIRONDACK HARLEY-DAVIDSON . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1B&M PERFORMANCE CYCLES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17BABE OF THE MONTH. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18BARN SIDER BBQ (THE) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9BIKER FRIENDLY DIRECTORY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34CATSKILL MOUNTAIN THUNDER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2CENTROS HOTEL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31CNY POWER SPORTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2ESR MOTORSPORTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30EVENTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10FAST LANE FEATURE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6FAST LANE LAUGHS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9FAST LANE WALL OF INK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8FEATURE BIKE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22GILLIGAN’S . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16GRANBY CYCLES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30HARLEY-DAVIDSON/UTICA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21HARTER INSURANCE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25HERITAGE CYCLES. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25HOME AT WORK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4HUDSON RIVER BAIT & TACKLE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25JACK DANIELS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33JASON’S RUN. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13JJ’S CYCLE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21

KEEPING UP WITH JONES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5LAMINATION PRESERVATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17MARK VETRINI PHOTOGRAPHY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24MEN & MOTORCYCLES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31NEW BODY WORKS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30PARK PLACE RESTAURANT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25PRODUCT REVIEWS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26PUNK’S PLACE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17RABIN LAW FIRM. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16R-BAR & GRILL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13ROAD SCRIBES OF AMERICA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12ROCKIN’ ROADHOUSE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IBCROMA RISTORANTE/PIZZA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1RONNIE’S MOTOR SPORTS, INC. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9SHERBURNE SPORTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31SIMPLY DYNAMIC CREATIVE SERVICES . . . . . . . . 24SOUTHERN TIER HARLEY-DAVIDSON® . . . . . . . . 16STRIP CLUB CHOPPERS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31TATTOOING/BIKERS FOR AUTISM . . . . . . . . . . . . BCTECH TIP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32TIKKI’S ADULT BOUTIQUE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31TOBACCO ROAD TRIKES & CYCLES . . . . . . . . . . . 13TOON TOWN PAINT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21WOMEN IN THE WIND. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30

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LIST OF CULPRITSNATIONAL PUBLISHER

Mark Ruzicka

PUBLISHERBrian Gage

ACCOUNTS MANAGERPaula Monroe

LAYOUT & DESIGNBrian Gage &

Sherry Krial • Home at Work...

KNOWN ASSOCIATES:PHOTOGRAPHY

Dino Petrocelli, Doc Jessmer, Brian Gage,Mike Gross

CONTRIBUTING WRITERSBrad Rogers, Michele Kilburn, Rob Campbell,

Brian Gage, Susan Foster, Road Scribes of America™

Fastlane biker is published monthly and reproduction of content is not permitted without the express written approval of Brian Gage. Publisher assumes no financial responsibility for errors in ads beyond the cost of space occupied by error, a correction will be printed. Publisher is not liable for any slander of an individual, or group as we mean no malice or individual criticism at any time, nor are we responsible for the opinions or comments of our columnists, and promises, coupons, or lack of fulfillment from advertisers who are solely responsible for content of their ads. Publisher is also to be held harmless; from failure to produce any issue as scheduled due to reasons beyond control; all suits, claims, or loss of expenses; this includes, but is not limited to, suits for libel, plagiarism, copyright infringement and unauthorized use of a persons name or photograph. Publisher does not promote excessive consumption of alcoholic beverages.

FAST LANE BIKER NYPO Box 28 Norwich, NY 13815

Phone: 607-373-3431 . [email protected]

FLB SALES . 607-373-3431FLB Sales: [email protected]

or email our sales representatives as follows:

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Shawn Dunn • Email: [email protected]

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FAST LANE FEATURE...Heritage Cycles was founded in March of 2011 and has quickly gained recognition in the motorcycle com-munity in Upstate NY. Founder’s Phil Kilburn and Brian Baker allowed their passion to dictate the di-rection of Heritage Cycles.

Located at the foothills of the Adirondack Mountains, of-fering the best riding in Upstate NY, you can stop in grab a cup of coffee, view products, check out Heritage Swag and see their latest builds.

The first two builds have been sold and are with their new owners, The Patriarch and Chin Gon, both were labors of love not only for the customer but for Phil and Brian too. The Patriarch was a combination of Phil & Brian’s vi-sion of what people want to ride, it took approximately 90 days to complete and sold in less than 60 days! See photos attached. The Sale and Purchase of these awe-some choppers solidified that Heritage Cycles was on to something.

Heritage Cycles first mission was to provide exceptional service with attractive pricing for custom builds. They like to work with individual budgets, educating the cus-tomers as much as feasibly possible on different prod-ucts, features etc. while still providing them with a prod-uct that they are 100% satisfied with and proud of.

A testament to that end is the most recent build with a female customer turning 50. She wanted a

ride that was as unique as her with-out a golden price tag attached to it. You can follow her

Heritage Cycles was founded in March of 2011 and has

Located at the foothills of the Adirondack Mountains, of-fering the best riding in Upstate NY, you can stop in grab a cup of coffee, view products, check out Heritage

The first two builds have been sold and are with their

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build process on her blog at www.heri-tagecyclesny.com . The blog is written by her and will take you through a custom build process. Explaining why she made the product choices she has and the per-sonal aspects of building a custom chop-per. And they ain’t stopping there, they are also rebuilding a 1942 WLA you can also follow the story and progress photos on their webpage. It is sure to be a gem!

Heritage Cycles not only builds and re-builds bikes, they provide parts and service for all V-Twin motorcycles and can add customizations to your current bike.

You can check out their products, builds and Heritage swag online at www.heri-tagecyclesny.com or stop in to speak with either of them Mon – Fri, 9:00 – 6:00 or Saturdays 9:00 – 2:00. Check the webpage for updated winter hours effective September 1st.

Don’t miss out, there a few reservations for winter storage available. CALL today – 518.661.6815. Winter Storage is available from November 1st to April 1st, for $295.00 including, spring service, inspection and detailing.

Metzeler, Power Commander, and AMSOIL. HERITAGE CY-CLES Mayfield, NY (518) 661-6815.

www.heritagecyclesny.com. Heritage Cycles carries top brands like Metzeler, Power Com-mander, and AMSOIL at great prices. Proudly serving Mayfield, we specialize in tires, oil and lube products, and aftermarket accesso-ries.

www.heritagecyclesny.com. Heritage Cycles carries top brands like Metzeler, Power Com-mander, and AMSOIL at great prices. Proudly serving Mayfield, we specialize in tires, oil and lube products, and aftermarket accesso-

Metzeler, Power Commander, and AMSOIL. HERITAGE CY-CLES Mayfield, NY (518) 661-6815.

Heritage Cycles not only builds and re-Heritage Cycles not only builds and re-

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build process on her blog at www.heri-tagecyclesny.com . The blog is written by her and will take you through a custom build process. Explaining why she made the product choices she has and the per-sonal aspects of building a custom chop-per. And they ain’t stopping there, they are also rebuilding a 1942 WLA you can also follow the story and progress photos on their webpage. It is sure to be a gem!

Heritage Cycles not only builds and re-builds bikes, they provide parts and service for all V-Twin motorcycles and can add customizations to your current bike.

You can check out their products, builds and Heritage swag online at www.heri-tagecyclesny.com or stop in to speak with either of them Mon – Fri, 9:00 – 6:00 or Saturdays 9:00 – 2:00. Check the webpage for updated winter hours effective September 1st.

Don’t miss out, there a few reservations for winter storage available. CALL today – 518.661.6815. Winter Storage is available from November 1st to April 1st, for $295.00 including, spring service, inspection and detailing.

Metzeler, Power Commander, and AMSOIL. HERITAGE CY-CLES Mayfield, NY (518) 661-6815.

www.heritagecyclesny.com. Heritage Cycles carries top brands like Metzeler, Power Com-mander, and AMSOIL at great prices. Proudly serving Mayfield, we specialize in tires, oil and lube products, and aftermarket accesso-ries.

www.heritagecyclesny.com. Heritage Cycles carries top brands like Metzeler, Power Com-mander, and AMSOIL at great prices. Proudly serving Mayfield, we specialize in tires, oil and lube products, and aftermarket accesso-

Metzeler, Power Commander, and AMSOIL. HERITAGE CY-CLES Mayfield, NY (518) 661-6815.

Heritage Cycles not only builds and re-Heritage Cycles not only builds and re-

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Artist: Francis Allen Cortland, NY

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TUESDAY NIGHT - BIKE NIGHTS ROMA’S in OXFORD – 4pm Corner S. Canal St – Oxford, NY Phone: (607) 843-6555 WEDNESDAY NIGHT – BIKE NIGHTS ROCKIN’ ROADHOUSE BIKE NIGHT Great Music, Great Food, and Great Times! Harley Davidson Gift Card Giveaways – 4 - 9pm (607)764-8787 Route 8 Mount Upton, NY -Fast Lane Biker - New York Sponsored! WEDNESDAY NIGHT BIKE NIGHTS QUAKER STEAK AND LUBE 3535 Walters Road, Syracuse, NY Come out and enjoy the crowd. Live Music starts at 5pm WEDNESDAY NIGHT BIKE NIGHTS GILLIGAN’S BIKE NIGHT – May- Sept Starts - 5pm – 8pm Located at 64 North Main Street Sherburne, NY – 607-674-4397 About 40 min. South of Utica, 1 Hr South of Syracuse ,1 Hr North of Binghamton. Biker Raffles, Great Food, Ice Cream, Great Music & Family Friendly!!! WEDNESDAY NIGHT BIKE NIGHTS BIKE NIGHTS– ADIRONDACK HD Every Wednesday Night - beginning May 23 through September 5. Visit our website www.adkhd.com for details. THURSDAY NIGHT BIKE NIGHTS BIKE NIGHTS– UTICA HD Every Thursday Night beginning May 24- Sept 6. Visit our website : www.hdutica.com for details.

Register immediately before the ride from 9am to 10:30am. $20 donation per motorcycle (operator/passenger) All ride participants get a souvenir ride pin and admission to after party. Contact: 315-338-0464 SEPTEMBER 8 – SHAMANS MC Presents 1st ANNUAL 911 MEMORIAL BIKE RIDE Rain or Shine Registration 9-11am Leaves: 11am from Helena Fire Department. Cost $20 per Bike –Rider Free –Food Raffles-50/50. Info: 315-212-6069 Email: [email protected] Facebook: Shamansmc Come and support a Worthy Cause! SEPTEMBER 9 - BIKERS FOR AMERICA’S BRAVEST – Rolling Thunder, Chapters 1&2 NY, will be hosting the 343 Motorcycle Run, Car Show & Family Day @ Floyd Bennett Field, Flatbush Ave. South Brooklyn, NY. Exit 11 South from Belt Pkwy Information & pre-run Registration can be done at TunneltoTowers.org website or starting @ 9:11 the day of the run. Kickstands up @ 11:45. Proceeds will be going to build a smart home for triple amputee, SPC Bryan Dilberian Jr. US ARMY Contacts: call Walter (646)641-3090 or Jimmy (646)541-9730 SEPTEMBER 9 – POKER RUN FOR WOUNDED WARRIOR PROJECT – by International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 503 - 3rd Annual “Motorcycle Ride and End of

SEPTEMBER 8 - 2nd Annual - ‘CYCLE for SENIORS’ - American Legion Post 54 for the Office for the Aging Inc. Registration starts @ 9am and Ride Starts @ 11am Rain or Shine! Pre-Register by 30 August -$15 Driver $5 Passenger. Day of $20 Driver and $10 Passenger. Music, Chicken BBQ $15 at door, Silent Auction, Raffles, and 50/50. Location: 6311 E. Hill Rd, Munnsville, NY More info call: 315-697-5700. (M-F; 8am-4pm) SEPTEMBER 8-ROCKIN’ROADHOUSE 2nd ANNUAL BIKER BLOWOUT – w/Burn-Out Pit! Start Noon - ??? Come on out and have a blast!! Great food, music, and vendors. Bike builders, Tattooing, and apparel. Try your tire on the Burnout Pit!!! SEPTEMBER 8 – END OF SUMMER Chicken Barbeque from Noon – 5pm Support Psykotic Crew at the Timber Tavern Bar & Grill near Baldwinsville. 7153 State Fair Blvd, Syracuse, NY Ride the Electric Bull, Live Band, and Motorcycle parts and accessories – Vendors on site – 50/50 Raffle! SEPTEMBER 8 - 2nd ANNUAL KURT B. WYMAN Memorial Motorcycle Ride from 9am – 6pm Starts at the Wingate by Wyndham located at 90 Dart Circle; Rome, NY 13440 at 11am and ends at the Toccolana Club at 1412 East Dominick St. Rome, NY 13440. Pre-registration is available at Harley Davidson of Utica, KDK Sports in Rome, Sports Unlimited in Deerfield, DDS Motorsports in Utica, or Mary’s Diner in Blossvale. Also

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TUESDAY NIGHT - BIKE NIGHTS ROMA’S in OXFORD – 4pm Corner S. Canal St – Oxford, NY Phone: (607) 843-6555 WEDNESDAY NIGHT – BIKE NIGHTS ROCKIN’ ROADHOUSE BIKE NIGHT Great Music, Great Food, and Great Times! Harley Davidson Gift Card Giveaways – 4 - 9pm (607)764-8787 Route 8 Mount Upton, NY -Fast Lane Biker - New York Sponsored! WEDNESDAY NIGHT BIKE NIGHTS QUAKER STEAK AND LUBE 3535 Walters Road, Syracuse, NY Come out and enjoy the crowd. Live Music starts at 5pm WEDNESDAY NIGHT BIKE NIGHTS GILLIGAN’S BIKE NIGHT – May- Sept Starts - 5pm – 8pm Located at 64 North Main Street Sherburne, NY – 607-674-4397 About 40 min. South of Utica, 1 Hr South of Syracuse ,1 Hr North of Binghamton. Biker Raffles, Great Food, Ice Cream, Great Music & Family Friendly!!! WEDNESDAY NIGHT BIKE NIGHTS BIKE NIGHTS– ADIRONDACK HD Every Wednesday Night - beginning May 23 through September 5. Visit our website www.adkhd.com for details. THURSDAY NIGHT BIKE NIGHTS BIKE NIGHTS– UTICA HD Every Thursday Night beginning May 24- Sept 6. Visit our website : www.hdutica.com for details.

Register immediately before the ride from 9am to 10:30am. $20 donation per motorcycle (operator/passenger) All ride participants get a souvenir ride pin and admission to after party. Contact: 315-338-0464 SEPTEMBER 8 – SHAMANS MC Presents 1st ANNUAL 911 MEMORIAL BIKE RIDE Rain or Shine Registration 9-11am Leaves: 11am from Helena Fire Department. Cost $20 per Bike –Rider Free –Food Raffles-50/50. Info: 315-212-6069 Email: [email protected] Facebook: Shamansmc Come and support a Worthy Cause! SEPTEMBER 9 - BIKERS FOR AMERICA’S BRAVEST – Rolling Thunder, Chapters 1&2 NY, will be hosting the 343 Motorcycle Run, Car Show & Family Day @ Floyd Bennett Field, Flatbush Ave. South Brooklyn, NY. Exit 11 South from Belt Pkwy Information & pre-run Registration can be done at TunneltoTowers.org website or starting @ 9:11 the day of the run. Kickstands up @ 11:45. Proceeds will be going to build a smart home for triple amputee, SPC Bryan Dilberian Jr. US ARMY Contacts: call Walter (646)641-3090 or Jimmy (646)541-9730 SEPTEMBER 9 – POKER RUN FOR WOUNDED WARRIOR PROJECT – by International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 503 - 3rd Annual “Motorcycle Ride and End of

SEPTEMBER 8 - 2nd Annual - ‘CYCLE for SENIORS’ - American Legion Post 54 for the Office for the Aging Inc. Registration starts @ 9am and Ride Starts @ 11am Rain or Shine! Pre-Register by 30 August -$15 Driver $5 Passenger. Day of $20 Driver and $10 Passenger. Music, Chicken BBQ $15 at door, Silent Auction, Raffles, and 50/50. Location: 6311 E. Hill Rd, Munnsville, NY More info call: 315-697-5700. (M-F; 8am-4pm) SEPTEMBER 8-ROCKIN’ROADHOUSE 2nd ANNUAL BIKER BLOWOUT – w/Burn-Out Pit! Start Noon - ??? Come on out and have a blast!! Great food, music, and vendors. Bike builders, Tattooing, and apparel. Try your tire on the Burnout Pit!!! SEPTEMBER 8 – END OF SUMMER Chicken Barbeque from Noon – 5pm Support Psykotic Crew at the Timber Tavern Bar & Grill near Baldwinsville. 7153 State Fair Blvd, Syracuse, NY Ride the Electric Bull, Live Band, and Motorcycle parts and accessories – Vendors on site – 50/50 Raffle! SEPTEMBER 8 - 2nd ANNUAL KURT B. WYMAN Memorial Motorcycle Ride from 9am – 6pm Starts at the Wingate by Wyndham located at 90 Dart Circle; Rome, NY 13440 at 11am and ends at the Toccolana Club at 1412 East Dominick St. Rome, NY 13440. Pre-registration is available at Harley Davidson of Utica, KDK Sports in Rome, Sports Unlimited in Deerfield, DDS Motorsports in Utica, or Mary’s Diner in Blossvale. Also

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Both will end at Bowline Park in Rockland County with a classic car show & concert for the whole family. This is a true community event to help all babies be born healthy! Phone 845-781-6131 Email [email protected] More information at website: SEPTEMBER 30 - ROCKING THE ROAD FOR A CURE - Motorcycle Classic Car Run for Breast Cancer Registration: 930am Kickstands Up: 1130am Sharp! Pre-Register $25.00 $30.00 on 30th with $15 Passenger Police escorted run starts at Alley Pond Park Winchester Blvd /Union Turnpike, Queens Village, New York Vendors, Food, Raffles, Giveaways! Performances: Mudcat, New World Men, Rondinelli, Lady Sabbath, Bad Habits, Electric Mayhem, Mistreated After Party: Plattduesche Park Beer Garden – 1132 Hempstead Turnpike Franklin Square, New York. For more information and pre-register: www.rockingtheroadforacure.org OCTOBER IN THE FAST LANE OCTOBER 6 – GOAT BROTHERS – SWAP MEET – SARATOGA COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS, 162 Prospect St. Ballston Spa, NY – Admission $8 (under 12 FREE) Open 10am - 6pm Live Entertainment, Motorcycle Show, Parts & Accessories, Gifts, and Novelties! Info Call: 518 583-3398 www.goatbrothers.com OCTOBER 12 – NORWICH CRUISE-IN @ Howard Johnson in Norwich, NY Sponsored by Norwich Merchants Association and ran by HoJo’s Staff. Bike and Car Show!! Burn-Out Pit & Vendors! Come join in on the start of a Tradition! 6pm – 9pm.

SURELY MAKE YOU LOSE YOUR MIND!!! ……

motorcycle museum, free demo rides, rodeo games. Live concerts all weekend long with Artimus Pyle, The Outlaws, The Marshall Tucker Band, Shovelhead, and many more! Every year gets bigger and better! www.catskillmountainthunder.com Email [email protected] SEPTEMBER 14 -15 – DUNLOP RIDE for CHARITY & TONAWANDA THUNDER - Sixth Annual Dunlop Ride for Charity will donate all proceeds to the Make-A-Wish Foundation. Event includes; Ride motorcycle parade, golf outing, 5K run, bike show, and classic car show. This years Ride for Charity events are based at Sheridan Park, 900 Sheridan Drive, Tonawanda. Various registration fees apply. For vendor info, sponsorships, registration and other event information, call (716) 879.8432 or www.dunloprideforcharity.com Location: Sheridan Park, 900 Sheridan Drive Tonawanda , NEW YORK Phone 716.879.8432 www.dunloprideforcharity.com Email [email protected] SEPTEMBER 22 - WATERTOWN CHROME DIVAS - TA TA RUN – Watertown, NY - 5th Annual Ta Ta run for breast cancer. Facebook http://www.facebook.com/people/Watertown-Chrome-Divas/100000716096919 Come check it out & support Ta Ta’s SEPTEMBER 23 - BIKERS FOR BABIES-HUDSON VALLEY RUN –Start your ride in either Tarrytown or from Dutchess Stadium. Start Location 1: Dutchess Stadium, 1500 Route 9D, Wappingers Falls Start Location 2: Talleyrand Office Park, 240 White Plains Rd, Tarrytown

Summer Barbecue” to benefit “Wounded Warrior Project”. - Ride/BBQ -$25rider$15 passenger. - BBQ -$15($10 children under 12) –Burgers, hot dogs, salads,beverages. - Registration – 10am to noon. - Barbecue from 1:00pm until 6pm. Live Music! , Featuring “Nash”, “John Zanger”, and “Last Call”. 50/50, Door Prizes,Ride Pins, TShirts $100.00 prize for best hand. $50.00 second prize. $25.00 third prize. Greenville V. F. W. - 1316 US Highway 6, Port Jervis State NY Phone (845) 783-5007 Event URL ibew503.org/wp-content/misc/wwride.pdf SEPTEMBER 11 JJ’S BIKE NIGHT - at JJ’s CYCLE-Watervliet, NY -530pm Featuring: The Color Guard from Melvin Roads American Legion Post 1231 will be here to pay tribute to victims of Sept. 11, 2001, at 630pm Then: S&S Productions presents : “Heels and Wheels” . Ladies strut your stuff with your sexiest high heels and win cash prizes. 1st prize $75.00, 2nd prize $50.00, 3rd prize $25.00 plus a 50/50 and lots of door prizes. Rain Date Wed. Sept 12th. 1397 Broadway Watervliet, NY Info Call: (518) 266-9657 SEPTEMBER 10-15–OC’s FatBoy BBQ BIKE WEEK - CHECK OUT THE INSIDE MAGAZINE COVER OF THIS ISSUE! SEPTEMBER 13 – 16 - CATSKILL MOUNTAIN THUNDER RALLY – The Blackthorne Resort - 348 Sunside Road, East Durham NY Phone: 518 634-2541 - Starts on Thursday the 13th but people start gathering at the Blackthorne with their RV’s/ tents a week ahead of time. Bike show with thousands of dollars in cash prizes, pig roast, fireworks show, aerial burn outs, antique

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Sister wants to feel the wind, reckless and wild against her skin. Hair all tangled and spirit freed satisfy a burning need. Sister lives to take that ride understand her fire, she carries so deep in her soul, she won't hide her desire, freedom and the highway call! Who says you can't have it all? Sister wants to feel the pride of all the sisters who ever ride over the years and around the curves the joy it brings is what she deserves. Sister wants to feel the wind reckless and wild against her skin. © ChopprKate

Sister Wants

Sister wants to feel the wind, reckless and wild against her skin. Hair all tangled and spirit freed satisfy a burning need. Sister lives to take that ride understand her fire, she carries so deep in her soul, she won't hide her desire, freedom and the highway call! Who says you can't have it all? Sister wants to feel the pride of all the sisters who ever ride over the years and around the curves the joy it brings is what she deserves. Sister wants to feel the wind reckless and wild against her skin. © ChopprKate

Sister Wants Brothers Of The Wind © Bob “Bikerwolf” Bryant

Brothers of the wind Years and traveled roads left behind Spirits and shadows of the past accompany us Untamable winds weathered our faces Creating road maps of our souls upon it As we enter the mid day of life Morning has but gone Evening, our future yet untold Down the highways we travel Through the wind that fuels our life Never shall we be caged By a society of greedy men Leave us be Just let us carry on Bound by a passion Of Iron, Asphalt, and Freedom As Brothers of the wind

He has tattoos that marks places in time or places he’s been Scars that remind him of wrong, drunken choices and sin His long, thinning hair still blows free in the wind His long, graying beard gets tangled within Wrinkle lines on his face and bushy brows over his eyes Just an old scooter tramp getting by He now rides a little slower as reflex reaction times fade His balance iffy on any given day He’s a ride or die type brother and righteous the same Rides a Harley and understands why it’s more than the name He’s old school in his beliefs and ways You can see him in the wind on a hot summer day He waves with respect to bikers going the other way Just an old scooter tramp getting by I’ve seen one in every city I’ve been while I’m on the ride You can learn a valued lesson from an old scooter tramp one day If you give respect, shut up and listen to what he has to say

An Old Scooter Tramp

© Lee Buddah Haverstick

Ink and iron Spoke n words Grease and oil

Two wheels turn Nuts and bolts A wrench a pen

Biker Poets Until the end Tales be told

Old fashion way Bikers code

Lived each day Legacy left

Behind in rhyme Sharing the miles

Of our lives © Eddie Sorez

Riding On

http://www.roadscribesofamericatm.com

Ink and iron Spoke n words Grease and oil

Two wheels turn Nuts and bolts A wrench a pen

Biker Poets Until the end Tales be told

Old fashion way Bikers code

Lived each day Legacy left

Behind in rhyme Sharing the miles

Of our lives © Eddie Sorez

Riding On

http://www.roadscribesofamericatm.com

Sister wants to feel the wind, reckless and wild against her skin. Hair all tangled and spirit freed satisfy a burning need. Sister lives to take that ride understand her fire, she carries so deep in her soul, she won't hide her desire, freedom and the highway call! Who says you can't have it all? Sister wants to feel the pride of all the sisters who ever ride over the years and around the curves the joy it brings is what she deserves. Sister wants to feel the wind reckless and wild against her skin. © ChopprKate

Sister Wants Brothers Of The Wind © Bob “Bikerwolf” Bryant

Brothers of the wind Years and traveled roads left behind Spirits and shadows of the past accompany us Untamable winds weathered our faces Creating road maps of our souls upon it As we enter the mid day of life Morning has but gone Evening, our future yet untold Down the highways we travel Through the wind that fuels our life Never shall we be caged By a society of greedy men Leave us be Just let us carry on Bound by a passion Of Iron, Asphalt, and Freedom As Brothers of the wind

He has tattoos that marks places in time or places he’s been Scars that remind him of wrong, drunken choices and sin His long, thinning hair still blows free in the wind His long, graying beard gets tangled within Wrinkle lines on his face and bushy brows over his eyes Just an old scooter tramp getting by He now rides a little slower as reflex reaction times fade His balance iffy on any given day He’s a ride or die type brother and righteous the same Rides a Harley and understands why it’s more than the name He’s old school in his beliefs and ways You can see him in the wind on a hot summer day He waves with respect to bikers going the other way Just an old scooter tramp getting by I’ve seen one in every city I’ve been while I’m on the ride You can learn a valued lesson from an old scooter tramp one day If you give respect, shut up and listen to what he has to say

An Old Scooter Tramp

© Lee Buddah Haverstick

Ink and iron Spoke n words Grease and oil

Two wheels turn Nuts and bolts A wrench a pen

Biker Poets Until the end Tales be told

Old fashion way Bikers code

Lived each day Legacy left

Behind in rhyme Sharing the miles

Of our lives © Eddie Sorez

Riding On

http://www.roadscribesofamericatm.com

Sister wants to feel the wind,reckless and wild against her skin.Hair all tangled and spirit freedsatisfy a burning need.Sister lives to take that rideunderstand her fire,

Sister Wants

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For more information check us out on under Jason's Run Supported by American Legion Riders Post 259

Oneonta NY or you can e-mail us at [email protected]

YOUR SAFETY MATTERS & IT'S WHY WE'RE HERE FOR YOU!

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2012 BREAK THE RECORD NIGHT

Wednesday Night August 15th

Quaker Steak & Lube in Syracuse, NY held their annual “Break the Record Night” for bikers in the area and Fast Lane Biker-New York was there to join in on the awesome event! A bunch of vendors came early to set up and prepare for the crowd. Among them were Rob’s Cycles, Granby Cycles, Strip Club Choppers NY, New York Rider Magazine, an Electric bull riding machine with Budweiser, 95X, and Camping World promoting. The bikes started pulling in and lining up as the crowd formed by the stage to hear the kick-ass band, “Under the Gun” rock them. They mastered songs that I haven’t heard bands play in years! Great job!!! The parking lot was now full of iron horses and the hundreds of riders were checking out all the machines as they walked through the rows of the herd. Each Bike Night, a “Bike of the Night” is selected and the winner gets a key to relax in the Camping World VIP section where you are served food and drink at the next bike night. I was honored to be able to select the “Bike of the Night” on the Break the Record Night. So many nice looking bikes filled the event and after looking at them all, I selected the second bike that pulled in the lot. The winner was Dave Williams, who rode in on his 1950’s Triton (Truimph-Norton) with a 1962 rebuilt engine. Congratulations Dave! With the count building, the record to beat was 1,426 and by the end of the night, it seemed to be close, but the total fell short at 1,082. We’ll give it hell next year, so mark your calendars now and get the word out. Great job to the Quaker Steak & Lube staff who served the masses and put together an awesome Bike Night! by Brian Gage

Bike of the Night

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2012 BREAK THE RECORD NIGHT

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Pegs: Harley-DavidsonElectrical: “2” wiresPainter: Daddy “O” DesignsColor: BlackGraphics: Variegated Gold LeafSeat: Xian Leather

Pegs: Harley-DavidsonPegs: Harley-DavidsonElectrical: “2” wiresElectrical: “2” wiresPainter: Daddy “O” DesignsPainter: Daddy “O” DesignsColor: BlackColor: BlackGraphics: Variegated Gold LeafGraphics: Variegated Gold LeafSeat: Xian LeatherSeat: Xian Leather

HeatherHeather is from Colorado Springs, CO. She joined the Army in 2007 with the military goal to be an Apache helicopter pilot. Flying helicopters is my dream! When I’m not playing soldier, I enjoy being outdoors and singing!

Name of bike: Eldiablo Special “ED”Owner: Shane GattoYear/Make: 1975 “Atomic Customs”Engine: 1975 HD Shovelhead 88”Cases: Harley DavidsonRods: Harley DavidsonPistons: Harley DavidsonCylinders: Harley DavidsonHeads: Dual Plug HDCam: Andrews “B”Grind Ignition: Morris MagnetoCarb: S&S Super “E”Pipes: GoosenecksAir Cleaner: GoodsonTransmission: Harley Davidson 4-Speed “Suicide shift”Primary: Primo 2” openClutch: Foot…Frame: PaughoRake: StockForks: HDFront wheel: 1976 HD spokesRear wheel: 1976 HD spokesFront Tire (size and make): Avon M IIRear Tire (size and make): Avon M IIRear suspension: rigidRear Brake: GSXR/ Tokico caliper/ Fab Kevin mount.Fuel Tank: GMEOil Tank: Swap MeetFenders: RibbedHandlebars: Lane SplittersRisers: DogboneHeadlight: 4” V- TwinTaillight: SpartoGrips: Harley-DavidsonFoot Controls: Harley-Davidson

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Pegs: Harley-DavidsonElectrical: “2” wiresPainter: Daddy “O” DesignsColor: BlackGraphics: Variegated Gold LeafSeat: Xian Leather

Pegs: Harley-DavidsonPegs: Harley-DavidsonElectrical: “2” wiresElectrical: “2” wiresPainter: Daddy “O” DesignsPainter: Daddy “O” DesignsColor: BlackColor: BlackGraphics: Variegated Gold LeafGraphics: Variegated Gold LeafSeat: Xian LeatherSeat: Xian Leather

HeatherHeather is from Colorado Springs, CO. She joined the Army in 2007 with the military goal to be an Apache helicopter pilot. Flying helicopters is my dream! When I’m not playing soldier, I enjoy being outdoors and singing!

Name of bike: Eldiablo Special “ED”Owner: Shane GattoYear/Make: 1975 “Atomic Customs”Engine: 1975 HD Shovelhead 88”Cases: Harley DavidsonRods: Harley DavidsonPistons: Harley DavidsonCylinders: Harley DavidsonHeads: Dual Plug HDCam: Andrews “B”Grind Ignition: Morris MagnetoCarb: S&S Super “E”Pipes: GoosenecksAir Cleaner: GoodsonTransmission: Harley Davidson 4-Speed “Suicide shift”Primary: Primo 2” openClutch: Foot…Frame: PaughoRake: StockForks: HDFront wheel: 1976 HD spokesRear wheel: 1976 HD spokesFront Tire (size and make): Avon M IIRear Tire (size and make): Avon M IIRear suspension: rigidRear Brake: GSXR/ Tokico caliper/ Fab Kevin mount.Fuel Tank: GMEOil Tank: Swap MeetFenders: RibbedHandlebars: Lane SplittersRisers: DogboneHeadlight: 4” V- TwinTaillight: SpartoGrips: Harley-DavidsonFoot Controls: Harley-Davidson

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"On Vacation at Bike Night" by Susan Foster There's nothing like a bike night in a different town. My husband and I are from Crossville, TN (originally from NY) so we were up visiting friends and family. Our good friends, Paul and Donna had invited us to JJ's Cycle bike night in Watervliet, NY. I have to say, every bike event is filled with amazing people and amazing bikes! While I was walking around and taking pics, I talked to so many riders from all walks of life, tellling their story. Its fun to hear where they live, what they do and ..talk about their bikes. One girl had "diamonds" very carefully glued to her bike - all over.....lots of Bling! This bike was entered into the bike contest along with my one of my favorites - a Drifter with white walls! I fell in love with the Indian motorcycles last year at Americade and recently found out the Drifter is a close match to the Indian. So they must of had around 8 bikes for the contest and 4 different categories to vote from, modified, custom, antique and favorite. That was hard to choose, there were some really unique looking bikes in the contest. Along with looking at bikes, listening to loud music (which goes hand-in-hand with bike events) JJ's Cycle theme that night was New York Yankee's....over $800.00 in Yankee merchandise was given away by owner, Buzzy Teson. Dan Murphy started out the night with a trivia contest. These men and women in the crowd were out to win with their answers - raising their hands, yellng out answers! They were out to win! Over in the corner of JJ's Cycle parking lot was the food - hamburgers and hotdogs and the watch dog to clean up anything that might possibly fall to the ground. Next in line was Dave Clarke, from Cohoes, with his amazing pinstriping. That’s an art in itself! You can find him on Facebook. We each bought a t-shirt from the East Coast Riders to support The Community Hospice. We can only be so thankful for the groups willing to help others out like this! Fast Lane Biker was set up with there magazines and a young girl was selling her jewelry that she had made herself. JJ's Cycle's garage was filled with bikes being worked on, which was pretty neat seeing all these bikes up on lifts. We really enjoyed ourselves, the food was good, voting for the "best" bike in all categories took a little bit of thought, talking to so many people about their bikes, I now have a few more idea's for my bike......and now that we know JJ's Cycle has these bike nights the 2nd Tuesday of every month until Sept. we'll be back up to attend this bike night and others. Great job JJ's Cycle!

"On Vacation at Bike Night" by Susan Foster

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"On Vacation at Bike Night" by Susan Foster There's nothing like a bike night in a different town. My husband and I are from Crossville, TN (originally from NY) so we were up visiting friends and family. Our good friends, Paul and Donna had invited us to JJ's Cycle bike night in Watervliet, NY. I have to say, every bike event is filled with amazing people and amazing bikes! While I was walking around and taking pics, I talked to so many riders from all walks of life, tellling their story. Its fun to hear where they live, what they do and ..talk about their bikes. One girl had "diamonds" very carefully glued to her bike - all over.....lots of Bling! This bike was entered into the bike contest along with my one of my favorites - a Drifter with white walls! I fell in love with the Indian motorcycles last year at Americade and recently found out the Drifter is a close match to the Indian. So they must of had around 8 bikes for the contest and 4 different categories to vote from, modified, custom, antique and favorite. That was hard to choose, there were some really unique looking bikes in the contest. Along with looking at bikes, listening to loud music (which goes hand-in-hand with bike events) JJ's Cycle theme that night was New York Yankee's....over $800.00 in Yankee merchandise was given away by owner, Buzzy Teson. Dan Murphy started out the night with a trivia contest. These men and women in the crowd were out to win with their answers - raising their hands, yellng out answers! They were out to win! Over in the corner of JJ's Cycle parking lot was the food - hamburgers and hotdogs and the watch dog to clean up anything that might possibly fall to the ground. Next in line was Dave Clarke, from Cohoes, with his amazing pinstriping. That’s an art in itself! You can find him on Facebook. We each bought a t-shirt from the East Coast Riders to support The Community Hospice. We can only be so thankful for the groups willing to help others out like this! Fast Lane Biker was set up with there magazines and a young girl was selling her jewelry that she had made herself. JJ's Cycle's garage was filled with bikes being worked on, which was pretty neat seeing all these bikes up on lifts. We really enjoyed ourselves, the food was good, voting for the "best" bike in all categories took a little bit of thought, talking to so many people about their bikes, I now have a few more idea's for my bike......and now that we know JJ's Cycle has these bike nights the 2nd Tuesday of every month until Sept. we'll be back up to attend this bike night and others. Great job JJ's Cycle!

"On Vacation at Bike Night" by Susan Foster

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Bjorn Viking Chopper

Design & Fabrication: BjornVikingChoppersArtist/Painter: JB Grafix Custom Painting Inc.Seat: Paul Cox IndustriesEngine: S&S 113 SidewinderPipes: BjornViking ChoppersChrome: DGM Custom ChromeFrame/Wheels: RC ComponentsFront End: American SuspensionTransmission: Baker 6-SpeedControls: Acutronix

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Story:

The Viking Chopper bike was started in March of 2005 in the Dining Room of my home and was completed January 2010. This bike is a tribute to my father who turned 100 years young in November 2011. This was my first attempt at fabricating a custom motorcycle. I had very few fabrication tools when I started this build so I acquired them during the build. I had never welded before therefore I set up my welding shop in my Living Room. I learned how to MIG and TIG weld during this build. Did I mention that I was single at the time? The Viking Chopper is representative of true Vikings heritage. It includes Viking swords (front and back), a battle shield, maces, and lots of points. The rear fender was cut out and painted to resemble a Viking helmet. The overall graphics were chosen to represent various Viking battle scenes. The left side of the tank depicts a summer battle scene. The right side of the tank depicts a winter battle scene and the top of the tank depicts an at-sea battle scene. There is Viking scroll work all over the frame, tank, rear fender and front end. My family tree is documented in Viking Rune script down both springer forks. This was a project of love and dedication for my Norwegian heritage and I’m glad I did it.

Photography by:Dino Petrocelli

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$25 to Ride & $10 for Passenger All receive an MDA H-D Commemorative Pin!

ALL BIKES WELCOME!

START FUNDRAISING ONLINE NOW!!! Raise $75 for 1 minute of research and receive:

FREE T-Shirt & Pin! www.JoinMDA.org/2012RideForResearch

Looking to promote your business? Sponsorship opportunities are available

ranging from $300 - $2,000 Contact: Steve Mazziotti @ 516-358-1012

[email protected]

BBQ, Band, DJ

& Thank yous

Every participant

will receive a chance at a Door Prize!!

Miracle Mile H.O.G. Chapter Ride for Research

To Benefit the Muscular Dystrophy Association

October 14, 2012 Rain Date: Oct. 21, 2012

Location: Miracle Mile Harley Davidson 215 Northern Blvd. Great Neck, NY 11021

Registration: 10am – 11:45am Kick stands up: 12pm

Ride is Approximately 1 hour

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7-9 East Park Place, Norwich, NY 13815

Open 7 days a week Monday – Friday: 11 am – 9 pm

Saturday: 8 am – 9 pm Sunday: 8 am – 8 pm

Breakfast Served Saturday & Sunday 8 am – 1 pm

607-336-7275 (PARK) 607-336-5460 (FAX)

Breakfast is served on

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Wing Night Thursday 8 – 10pm 10 Wings - $3.99 15 Wings - $5.99

Menu Appetizers

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Check out our Great Menu On-Line:

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NEW PRODUCTS FROMHARLEY-DAVIDSON®SCREAMIN’ EAGLE® FAT EXHAUST SHIELDS FOR SOFTAIL® MODELSChrome or Jet Black Shields Blend with Muffler for Muscular Look

The new Headlamp Modulation Kit ($99.95) from Harley-Davidson Genuine Motor Accessories® flashes a low beam from full- to

low-intensity four times per second to make the bike and rider more conspicuous on the road. The Headlamp Modulation Kit includes an override switch to allow the rider to activate modulation when desired and features a light sensor so modulation will only occur during daytime. Two versions are offered: P/N 67700139 fits 2012 Dyna® Switchback, 1987-later Electra Glide®, Street Glide®, and Road King® models, and 1998-later Road Glide® models. P/N 67700078 fits 2005-later V-Rod™, 2004-later Sportster®, Softail® and most Dyna models. Not compatible with HID or LED Headlamps.

HEADLAMP MODULATION KITS FROM HARLEY-DAVIDSONFlashes the Low Beam Four Times Per Second to Improve Conspicuity

The new Headlamp Modulation Kit ($99.95) from Harley-Davidson Genuine Motor Accessories® flashes a low beam from full- to low-intensity four times per second to make the bike and rider more conspicuous on the road. The Headlamp Modulation Kit includes an override switch to allow the rider to activate modulation when desired and features a light sensor so modulation will only occur during daytime. Two versions are offered: P/N 67700139 fits 2012 Dyna® Switchback, 1987-later Electra Glide®, Street Glide®, and Road King® models, and 1998-later Road Glide® models. P/N 67700078 fits 2005-later V-Rod™, 2004-later Sportster®, Softail® and most Dyna models. Not compatible with HID or LED Headlamps.HOLLYWOOD HANDLEBAR FROM HARLEY-DAVIDSONClassic Style and Black Finish is Perfect for Bobber-Style Custom Projects

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ADIRONDACKHARLEY-DAVIDSON®

432 South Main Street • Gloverville, NY518-725-3698

www.adkhd.com

SOUTHERN TIERHARLEY-DAVIDSON®

1152 Front Street • Binghamton, NY607-773-0264

www.sthd.com

UTICAHARLEY-DAVIDSON®

4870 Commercial Drive • New York Mills, NY315-797-5570

www.hdutica.com

AVAILABLE NOW AT YOUR LOCAL HARLEY DEALERS!

The new Hollywood Handlebar (P/N 55800050, $109.95) from Harley-Davidson Genuine Motor Accessories® combines the laid-back riding

attitude of the 1940s with a shape and black finish that’s perfect for today’s new-school, stripped-down bobbers. Introduced as Original Equipment on the 2012 Softail® Slim model, this traditional, cross-bar equipped handlebar

features limited rise, a narrow profile and gentle pull-back shape. The Hollywood Handlebar fits 2010-later Forty-Eight™, 2006-later Street Bob®, 2010-later Wide Glide®, 2000-later Heritage Softail Custom, Fat Boy® and Fat Boy® Lo, and 2008-later Softail Deluxe

models. Installation requires separate purchase of additional components.

SINGLE-SIDE SWINGARM BAG FOR SPORTSTER® MODELSA Handy Bag Available in Black or Brown Distressed Leather

The new Sportster® Single-Sided Swingarm Bag (P/N 90200572 Black Leather, P/N 90200573 Brown Distressed Leather; $219.95) from Harley-Davidson Genuine Motor Accessories® will hold riding essentials a rider might otherwise stuff into pockets or bungee across the passenger pillion. Constructed of heavyweight leather, the bag features a pouch-style flap lid that is secured with two quick-disconnect clips hidden behind traditional straps and buckles. The semi-rigid-backed

bag is secured to the left side of the bike with easy-to-install brackets and adjustable straps. Shaped to hug the contour of the frame, this 430-cubic-inch capacity bag gives a Sportster an old school look. It fits 2004-later Sportster models equipped with solo seats. Installation requires removal of any passenger pegs.

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NEW PRODUCTS FROMHARLEY-DAVIDSON®SCREAMIN’ EAGLE® FAT EXHAUST SHIELDS FOR SOFTAIL® MODELSChrome or Jet Black Shields Blend with Muffler for Muscular Look

The new Headlamp Modulation Kit ($99.95) from Harley-Davidson Genuine Motor Accessories® flashes a low beam from full- to

low-intensity four times per second to make the bike and rider more conspicuous on the road. The Headlamp Modulation Kit includes an override switch to allow the rider to activate modulation when desired and features a light sensor so modulation will only occur during daytime. Two versions are offered: P/N 67700139 fits 2012 Dyna® Switchback, 1987-later Electra Glide®, Street Glide®, and Road King® models, and 1998-later Road Glide® models. P/N 67700078 fits 2005-later V-Rod™, 2004-later Sportster®, Softail® and most Dyna models. Not compatible with HID or LED Headlamps.

HEADLAMP MODULATION KITS FROM HARLEY-DAVIDSONFlashes the Low Beam Four Times Per Second to Improve Conspicuity

The new Headlamp Modulation Kit ($99.95) from Harley-Davidson Genuine Motor Accessories® flashes a low beam from full- to low-intensity four times per second to make the bike and rider more conspicuous on the road. The Headlamp Modulation Kit includes an override switch to allow the rider to activate modulation when desired and features a light sensor so modulation will only occur during daytime. Two versions are offered: P/N 67700139 fits 2012 Dyna® Switchback, 1987-later Electra Glide®, Street Glide®, and Road King® models, and 1998-later Road Glide® models. P/N 67700078 fits 2005-later V-Rod™, 2004-later Sportster®, Softail® and most Dyna models. Not compatible with HID or LED Headlamps.HOLLYWOOD HANDLEBAR FROM HARLEY-DAVIDSONClassic Style and Black Finish is Perfect for Bobber-Style Custom Projects

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ADIRONDACKHARLEY-DAVIDSON®

432 South Main Street • Gloverville, NY518-725-3698

www.adkhd.com

SOUTHERN TIERHARLEY-DAVIDSON®

1152 Front Street • Binghamton, NY607-773-0264

www.sthd.com

UTICAHARLEY-DAVIDSON®

4870 Commercial Drive • New York Mills, NY315-797-5570

www.hdutica.com

AVAILABLE NOW AT YOUR LOCAL HARLEY DEALERS!

The new Hollywood Handlebar (P/N 55800050, $109.95) from Harley-Davidson Genuine Motor Accessories® combines the laid-back riding

attitude of the 1940s with a shape and black finish that’s perfect for today’s new-school, stripped-down bobbers. Introduced as Original Equipment on the 2012 Softail® Slim model, this traditional, cross-bar equipped handlebar

features limited rise, a narrow profile and gentle pull-back shape. The Hollywood Handlebar fits 2010-later Forty-Eight™, 2006-later Street Bob®, 2010-later Wide Glide®, 2000-later Heritage Softail Custom, Fat Boy® and Fat Boy® Lo, and 2008-later Softail Deluxe

models. Installation requires separate purchase of additional components.

SINGLE-SIDE SWINGARM BAG FOR SPORTSTER® MODELSA Handy Bag Available in Black or Brown Distressed Leather

The new Sportster® Single-Sided Swingarm Bag (P/N 90200572 Black Leather, P/N 90200573 Brown Distressed Leather; $219.95) from Harley-Davidson Genuine Motor Accessories® will hold riding essentials a rider might otherwise stuff into pockets or bungee across the passenger pillion. Constructed of heavyweight leather, the bag features a pouch-style flap lid that is secured with two quick-disconnect clips hidden behind traditional straps and buckles. The semi-rigid-backed

bag is secured to the left side of the bike with easy-to-install brackets and adjustable straps. Shaped to hug the contour of the frame, this 430-cubic-inch capacity bag gives a Sportster an old school look. It fits 2004-later Sportster models equipped with solo seats. Installation requires removal of any passenger pegs.

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There is going to be a new article added to the magazine of the Fast Lane Family, called “Life in the Fast Lane.” This article will cover events of the Team’s travels outside of New York State. The first article is from the island of Oahu in the cities of Waikiki and Honolulu!, Hawaii. My travels for work have taken me to the island for 3 weeks. Of course, on the weekends, I just had to rent a Harley!! Where else would I go, but a Harley dealership. There I met Sonja Johnson of the rental team as well as a member of the Pacific Knights Motorcycle Club. She filled my in on the numerous clubs on the island and pointed me in the direction of the Ray Pagan and Street Bikers United Hawaii who broadcast all the events on the island for all the bikers groups to see. A member of the American Legion Riders –Chapter 79, Chuck Patterson contacted me about their 4th Annual Legacy Scholarship Poker Run. The event raises funds for scholarships for the children of fallen service members. He was happy to accommodate the story and photo opportunity for their event. The event started Sunday morning, 8am at Cycle City Harley-Davidson and traveled to 4 locations before ending at the Oahu Veterans Center. Riders departed in small groups because the traffic on the island is too busy for a lot of us together. Fast Lane Biker took off with a couple members of the local HOG Chapter- Windward Oahu. The president, Carl Kaleugher, along with Steve Loretto, Erik Heins, and “Wild Dog” Takenaka teamed up with me for the run. Our first stop hit the Hawaii Extreme Paintball Club where everyone took their turn on some targets. The best shooters got to try their hands in a Texas Hold em’ tourney at the end of the run. After leaving the paintball range we, stopped at Club J&C Lounge, the Bronco Bar and ended at the Oahu Veterans Club to complete our poker hands! The Veterans Club is there for the many veterans that live on the island. The best poker hand won a great prize, but I had no chance with a 10-high.

There is going to be a new article added to the magazine

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Once at the end, I was honored to meet such great people in all the local biker groups. One of the first groups that pulled in was the Buffalo Soldiers. The president, “Slice” and his cabinet were all present. Other members from the Pacific Knights were present and I met Mary Bashaw, who had sent me a message about the event. The Legacy Vets, Rough Riders, C.I.A., and Templars were among the other groups that joined in. Chuck Patterson took over the event crowd with his personality, which was perfect for being behind the microphone for the event. I was introduced by Chuck and got to tell everyone about Fast Lane Biker and I was honored to be a part of their cause. There was great food, excellent music from a local band, prizes, and games for the riders (slow Ride and tire toss). The Texas Holdem’ winner “Polecat,” won a 90 day rental from Cycle City H-D. Now that’s a prize! Fast Lane Biker – New York would like to thank all the riders from the island of Oahu for the great hospitality and the invite to the event for a great cause. Mahalo! by Brian Gage - Fast Lane Biker – New York

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Name: Lori VaunAge: 41Occupation: CNAWhere do you live: Norwich, NYWhat do you ride: Harley SportsterWho influenced you? Stacey Sharrot - R.I.P.Country or city rider? CountryFavorite riding route? Anywhere on the open roadBugs or windshield? Windshield.Your dream bike would be? Heritage SoftailAny other info or whatever else you want to add... Best thing I ever did was get a bike, nothing like the wind in your face, be safe and have fun...

Name: Lori Vaun Age: 41 Occupation: CNA Where do you live: Norwich, NY What do you ride? Harley Sportster Who influenced you? Stacey Sharrot - RIP Country or City rider? Country Favorite ride route? Anywhere on the open road Bugs or windshield? Windshield Your dream bike would be? Heritage Softail Any other info or whatever else you want to add: Best thing I ever did was get a bike nothing like the wind in your face, be safe and have fun...

Name: Lori Vaun Age: 41 Occupation: CNA Where do you live: Norwich, NY What do you ride? Harley Sportster Who influenced you? Stacey Sharrot - RIP Country or City rider? Country Favorite ride route? Anywhere on the open road Bugs or windshield? Windshield Your dream bike would be? Heritage Softail Any other info or whatever else you want to add: Best thing I ever did was get a bike nothing like the wind in your face, be safe and have fun...

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Name: Steven StoneAge: 25Occupation: ConstructionWhere do you live: Sheds NYWhat do you ride: 2008 Kawasaki Vulcan 900How long have you been riding: I started riding at the age of 5, I started on a nimi bike.Who influenced you? I started riding on my own. I found it interesting and it became my hobby.Favorite ride route and why? Route 26 or anything with corners. Country or city rider? Country riderFavorite spot to stop bar, grill or restaurant? Anywhere with the people I am riding withBugs or windshield? Bug (no windshield)Your dream bike would be? Brand new V-Rod

Would you like to be featured in ‘Women in the Wind’ or ‘Men & Motorcycles’? All you have to do is email us at [email protected] with the questions, your answers and 2 pictures of you and your ride so we can

feature YOU right here in Fast Lane Biker NY!

Name: Steven Stone Age: 25 Occupation: Construction Where do you live: Sheds NY What do you ride: 2008 Kawasaki Vulcan 900 How long have you been riding: I started riding at the age of 5, I started on a mini bike Who influenced you: I started riding on my own. I found it interesting and it became my hobby. Favorite riding route and why? Route 26 or anything with corners. Country or city rider? Country rider Favorite place to stop – bar, grill or restaurant: Anywhere with the people I am riding with Bugs or Wndshield: Bug (no windshield) Your dream bike would be: Brand new V-Rod

Would you like to be featured in ‘Women in the Wind’ or ‘Men & Motorcycles’? All you have to do is email us at [email protected] with the question, your answers, and 2 pictures of you and your ride, so we can feature YOU right here in

Fast Lane Biker – New York!

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New Exhaust SystemsNO, louder does not mean faster or better performance. Most people change their exhaust for one of two rea-sons... The first is to make it look cooler and the second is for performance. In most cases just changing the exhaust will just make it louder and piss off the neighbors.

When changing to a more free flowing exhaust, you must also match an air cleaner to it and ei-ther add a power commander or reprogram the bike to make the bike run right. Short drag pipes make the biggest difference, while some slip on mufflers will need no changes at all. The loss of back pressure can cost you performance and horse power when the new exhaust is added. You will want to tune and rejet the carb. With EFI models you will need to be remapped to off-set the lack of back pressure, most people use a power commander. To get the right setting you must also know if you’re looking for a low to mid-range performance or high end torque.

Your exhaust is not just an expensive chrome noisemaker. It regulates such things like ex-haust gas velocity, thermal, and sonic pulse. We do not want to get too deep into it, let’s just say you need back pressure. When adding a new exhaust, you will need to check on everything you will need to make the bike run like it should. Don’t complain that the other guys or girls are running faster and better than you if you just put an exhaust on and nothing else.

P.S. Have you serviced that bike yet?

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Biker Bars & Restaurants Centros Restaurant & Tap Room 1678 Cortland St DeRuyter, NY 13052 (315)852-1122 Dusty’s Dairy Bar & Grill 6072 State Hwy 12 Norwich, NY 13815 (607) 336-6364 Gilligan’s 64 North Main St. Sherburne, NY 13460 (607)674-4397 Park Place 7-9 East Park Place Norwich, NY 13815 (607)336-7275 Quaker Steak & Lube 3535 Walter's Road Syracuse, NY 13209 (315)451-9464 R-Bar and Grill 9660 Ridge Rd. North Rose, NY 14516 (315)587-6000 Rockin’ Roadhouse 1298 State Hwy 8 Mt. Upton, NY 13809 (607)764-8787 Roma Pizzeria & Restaurant Corner South Canal St. Oxford, NY 13830 (607)843-6555

Custom Paint & Airbrushing Toon Town Kustom Paint Toontownpaint.com (973)676-0050 (845)258-6700

Stadium Bar & Grill 1 Main Street Oxford, NY 13830 (607)843-5255

Insurance Harter Insurance 207 County Rd 32A Norwich, NY 13815 (607)334-7077

Sherburne Sports 84 North Main St Sherburne, NY 13460 (607)674-9281 Strip Club ChoppersNY 131 W Seneca St #314 Manlius, NY 13104 315-317-5758 Tikki’s Adult Boutique 1136 Rt. 222 Groton Plaza Cortland, NY 13045 (607)753-8800 Underground Leather 11 Clinton Avenue Cortland, NY 13045 (607)756-4205

Custom Bikes Parts & Accessories B&M Performance Cycles 439 S. Main Street Massena, NY 13663 (315)764-3115 Heritage Cycles 44 West Main St. Mayfield, NY 12117 (518)661-6815

Cycle City 174 Route 17N Sloatsburg, NY 10974 (845)712-5406

ESR Motorsports 115 Whites Hill rd. Guilford, NY 13780 (607)334-2888

Granby Cycles 27 Dey Road Fulton, NY 13069 (315)593-6407

JJ’s Cycles 1397 Broadway Watervliet, NY 12189 (518)266-9657

Ronnie’s Motorsports 2337 Western Ave. Guilderland, NY 12084 (877)665-BIKE (2453)

S&J Motorcycle Service Center 1418 Martin Hill Road Corning, NY 14839 (607)962-2531

TNT Pro LLC. 763 New Virginia Rd. Oxford, NY 13830 (607)895-6222

Sales Adirondack Harley-Davidson, Inc. 112 Bellen Road Broadalbin, NY 12025 (518)883-1128

Harley-Davidson-Utica 4870 Commercial Drive New York Mills, NY (315) 797-5570

Southern Tier Harley - Davidson 1152 Front St. Binghamton , NY (607) 773-0264

Lodging Howard Johnsons 75 N Broad St. Norwich, NY 13815 (607)334-2200

Retail Lamination Preservation Gallery & Framing 6005 State Farm road Guilderland, NY 12084 (518)464-8933

Service CNY Power Sports 3871 US Route 11, Cortland, NY 13045 (607)756-6578

Tattoo Shops Under My Skin Tattoo 73 Memorial Parkway Atlantic Highlands, NJ (732)872-4092

Trikes Tobacco Road Trikes & Cycles 4472 State Route 374 Merrill, NY 12955 (518)425-6123

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On July 27th, Fast Lane Biker – New York had the pleasure of being part of the 1st Annual Norwich Cruise - In, held at the Howard Johnson in Norwich New York. Thanks to Dana Meyer, General Manager of Howard Johnson, Linda McNeil and the Norwich Merchants Association, it was a HUGE success! There were tons of bikes and show cars/trucks for all to see. Thanks to the American Legion Riders from Post 189 who helped to park everyone. Vendors set up with all their goods, even Fast Lane Biker, many raffles, food from Karolyn’s Krossroad’s Cafe, awesome music by RockStar DJ, Northeast Classic Car Museum, Oneonta Freebirds MC, and the incredible Marine Tribute Bike from Mr. Larry Tremblay. Out back of Howard Johnson’s the “burn out pit” was set up. There were only a few bikes that took a chance, but with all the smoke, it seemed like more. Scott Oaks won the best burn out. Winners from the show were Mike King, Jim Daily, Walt Davies (who won two categories) and Joe Locavio. The weather was awesome and everyone enjoyed the night. Fast Lane Biker – New York would like to Thank Dana and her awesome staff for supporting us and Thank You to Fred and Yvonne Huntley for their help running our booth. We are all looking forward to the next Cruise-In coming up next month on October 12th. by Paula Monroe

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