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We would like to begin by remembering all the souls who lost lives and their loved ones on September 11th 2001. You are always in our thoughts and will NEVER be forgotten!

September will be an exciting and busy month for us. In addition to being a huge part of ‘Roar to the Shore’ in Wildwood, NJ and the Delmarva Bike Week, we are hosting our very own ‘Seaside Heights Bike Week’ from September 23rd to the 26th.

As we transition into fall, there are so many events going on that we are a part of, so be sure to check out the magazine and web site for details, and don’t forget to call us about our many advertising deals and mass exposure all at a great price! When you support our advertisers you are supporting us, so don’t forget to tell them Fast Lane Biker sent you!

What a great time to buy a new motorcycle or upgrade your old one with many shops offering great deals and packages on the upkeep, parts and accessories. Be sure to check out all the cool shops that are in our magazine!

Remember you can view Fast Lane Biker NY and all the rest of the Fast Lane Biker Magazines on their web sites. Ours can be viewed at www.Fastlanebikerny.com.

Stay tuned for information on the Atlantic City Bike Week in May 2011. There will be many major announcements during the coming months about bands, builders and so on. Keep checking with us each month as the excitement builds!

Letter from the Publisher

New York’s Biggest, Best, Baddest Motorcycle Magazine!!

Until next month... Keep your knees in the breeze!

Frank and NancyFast Lane Biker New York

September will be an exciting and busy month for us. In addition to being a huge part of ‘Roar to the Shore’ in Wildwood, NJ and the Delmarva Bike Week, we are hosting our very own ‘Seaside Heights Bike Week’ from

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LIST OF CULPRITSNATIONAL PUBLISHERMark Ruzicka

PUBLISHERFrank DiChristina

EDITORNancy Bucko

CONSULTING EDITORGene Schoeck

LAYOUT & DESIGNSherry Krial . Home at Work...

KNOWN ASSOCIATES:PHOTOGRAPHYMark Vetrini, Frank D., Nancy Bucko, Joe Gunther, Debbie & John Landers, JT Landers, Lou Pell, Joe Parisi, G.W.S., Liz Devine, NY Rider magazine Photographer Dino Petrocelli www.dinopetrocelli.com

CONTRIBUTING WRITERSJ.P. Fager, Larry Mazalatis, Mark Vetrini, Frank D, Nancy Bucko, Debbie & John Landers, Joe Gunther, Lou Pell, Mean Gene, AZ Stretch

Fastlane biker is published monthly and reproduction of content is not permitted without the express written approval of Frank DiChristina. 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.

FRONT COVER: Feature Bikes: Cross Roads Custom Rides ‘Black Rose’ and CTM Customs ‘Johnny Taco’; Babe of the Month: Monica

featuring New Roc Harley-Davidson’s Supercharger

FAST LANE BIKER NYPO Box 276 Franklin, NJ 07416

Phone: 973-209-0100 . [email protected]

FLB SALESNEW YORK STATE SALESDebbie & Jonh Landers - 315-633-2049Ron Forbus 315-744-5851NEW YORK STATE SALES(Binghamton . Norwich . Rest of NY State...)Johnny Quattrocchi - 607-226-1276

WESTERN NY SALESGene Schoek - 607-241-5107

EASTERN NY/ALBANY SALESToni Schimmenti - 518-858-3870

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An old biker rumbles up to a convenience store at about 2:30 in the morning.

He walks by the cashier bitching to himself about get-ting woke up and having to pick up tampons at this God forsaken hour.

The old biker disappears down the center aisle and reappears a few minutes later carrying a bag of cotton balls and a roll of string.

The cashier having heard his grumbling starts to ring him up and says, “I know it’s none of my business, but I overheard you talking about tampons when you came in, they are about half way down isle 2 if you missed them.”

The old biker stares at him a moment and replies, “Well, last week I sent my ol’ lady out for some smokes and she came back with zig zags and tobacco, by God, that bitch can roll her own too.”

~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~A 5-year-old boy went to visit his grandmother one day.

Playing with his toys in her bedroom while grandma was dusting, he looked up and said, ‘Grandma, how come you don’t have a boyfriend now that Grandpa went to heaven?’

Grandma replied, ‘Honey, my TV is my boyfriend. I can sit in my bedroom and watch it all day long. The religious programs make me feel good and the com-edies make me laugh... I’m happy with my TV as my boyfriend.’

Grandma turned on the TV, and the reception was terrible. She started adjusting the knobs, trying to get the picture in focus. Frustrated, she started hitting the backside of the TV hoping to fix the problem.

The little boy heard the doorbell ring, so he hurried to open the door and there stood Grandma’s minister. The minister said, ‘Hello son, is your Grandma home?’

The little boy replied, ‘Yeah, she’s in the bedroom ban-gin’ her boyfriend.’

The minister fainted.

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FAST LANE BIKER NY &LAMINATION PRESERVATION‘FAMILY BIKE NIGHT’at CHICO’S BBQ . 2490 Western Avenue, Guilderland, NY

Sponsored by: Jack Daniels . Modern Welding School . JJ’s CycleJune & July 2010 . Written by: Mary Jane Protus . Pictures by: Scott . Mary Jane . Toni S.

A hot summer night, bikes and BBQ... What a great way to spend an evening with friends!

June and July’s Bike Nights at Chico’s were enjoyed by all attending, each night the park-ing lot quickly filled up with bikes, booths, displays, and lots of great people. Add shar-ing bike stories, seeing many fabulous bikes up close, and Chico’s BBQ - WIN! WIN! for all!

In June the featured bike builders were Kevin and Sarah from Motorcycle Medic. Your VTwin is fabulous! Bob Nati from Modern Welding School shared his skills and the Jack Daniels ladies got their 1st lesson in welding! Patriot Hill shared info and asked for support for a

facility for Veterans they plan to build in Saranac Lake. Dino Petrocelli displayed his photography and Lamination Preservation set up displays to show off their custom framing technique that does not use glass. Thanks to all the people that attend-ed!!! Music by Kyle - great Guitar playing!

July’s Bike Night again packed the parking lot… Chrome glistening, bikes from all over, many new friends and families, raffles for a friend and veter-ans in need of support, our thanks to everyone for helping out these great causes! Saratoga Auto Mu-seum shared information and gave out brochures, Dino Petrocelli and Lamination Preservation showed off their work, Bob from Modern Welding School brought a friend from Lincoln Electric Sales and a great mobile welding lab – lots of hands on fun! Kyle – You Rock!

Special thanks to Buzzy Teson from JJ Cycles of Watervliet, Bob from Modern Welding School in Albany, Bill Clark from Clark Heating & Cooling, FLB NY, Lamination Preservation, and Chico’s BBQ for making every Bike Night a success!

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FAST LANE BIKER NY &LAMINATION PRESERVATION‘FAMILY BIKE NIGHT’at CHICO’S BBQ . 2490 Western Avenue, Guilderland, NY

Sponsored by: Jack Daniels . Modern Welding School . JJ’s CycleJune & July 2010 . Written by: Mary Jane Protus . Pictures by: Scott . Mary Jane . Toni S.

A hot summer night, bikes and BBQ... What a great way to spend an evening with friends!

June and July’s Bike Nights at Chico’s were enjoyed by all attending, each night the park-ing lot quickly filled up with bikes, booths, displays, and lots of great people. Add shar-ing bike stories, seeing many fabulous bikes up close, and Chico’s BBQ - WIN! WIN! for all!

In June the featured bike builders were Kevin and Sarah from Motorcycle Medic. Your VTwin is fabulous! Bob Nati from Modern Welding School shared his skills and the Jack Daniels ladies got their 1st lesson in welding! Patriot Hill shared info and asked for support for a

facility for Veterans they plan to build in Saranac Lake. Dino Petrocelli displayed his photography and Lamination Preservation set up displays to show off their custom framing technique that does not use glass. Thanks to all the people that attend-ed!!! Music by Kyle - great Guitar playing!

July’s Bike Night again packed the parking lot… Chrome glistening, bikes from all over, many new friends and families, raffles for a friend and veter-ans in need of support, our thanks to everyone for helping out these great causes! Saratoga Auto Mu-seum shared information and gave out brochures, Dino Petrocelli and Lamination Preservation showed off their work, Bob from Modern Welding School brought a friend from Lincoln Electric Sales and a great mobile welding lab – lots of hands on fun! Kyle – You Rock!

Special thanks to Buzzy Teson from JJ Cycles of Watervliet, Bob from Modern Welding School in Albany, Bill Clark from Clark Heating & Cooling, FLB NY, Lamination Preservation, and Chico’s BBQ for making every Bike Night a success!


FAST LANE BIKER NY &LAMINATION PRESERVATION‘FAMILY BIKE NIGHT’

. 2490 Western Avenue, Guilderland, NY

June & July 2010 . Written by: Mary Jane Protus . Pictures by: Scott . Mary Jane . Toni S.A hot summer night, bikes and BBQ... What a

enjoyed by all attending, each night the park-

ing bike stories, seeing many fabulous bikes

In June the featured bike builders were Kevin and Sarah from Motorcycle Medic. Your VTwin

School shared his skills and the Jack Daniels ladies got their 1st lesson in welding! Patriot

show off their custom framing technique that does not use glass. Thanks to all the people that attend-

ans in need of support, our thanks to everyone for helping out these great causes! Saratoga Auto Mu-seum shared information and gave out brochures, Dino Petrocelli and Lamination Preservation showed

Albany, Bill Clark from Clark Heating & Cooling, FLB

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Well, after having to cancel Bike Night on the 13th because of the rain, Buzzy more than made up for it on the 20th! The forecast said thunderstorms were coming, but it was nothing but blue skies over JJ’s Cycles! There was great live music by Contagious, food, fun, give-aways, and great people. Oh yeah, and LOTS of bikes! The winners of the contests all took home big trophies and big smiles. Tony Tomasinni took Best Antique with his 1946 Flathead. Dennis LaMarsh won Best Modified Stock with his 2007 Soft Tail Custom. Jeff Nellis won Best Custom with his 2009 Fat Bob. And the Peoples Choice went to Mike Arnold with his 1998 Springer. Thanks to everyone that helped make the evening a success and be sure to come out for the next one on September 14th with live music from Bad Karma!

by: Toni Schimmenti

JJ’S CYCLE OPEN HOUSE1397 BROADWAY, WATERVLIET, NY518-266-9657 . www.jjscycle.com

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New York State Bike NightsYou can’t go if you don’t know

LONG ISLAND

1st Tuesday of the MonthBIKER LOWDOWN RADIO SHOW BIKE NIGHT . The 1st Tuesday of every month, rain date following Tuesday, starts at 7pm at Patty & Johnny’s Inn, 139 Nassau Boulevard, West Hempstead, NY 11552. Come on down for a great time with your host LJ James, DJed, Music by Biker, DJ Ted E Grams, food, trophies awarded for Peoples Choice, Favorite Motorcycle, Best Represented Motorcycle Club, and a Third Surprise Award to be announced at the event! Check bikerlowdown.com for thyme nights!

1st Thursday of the MonthFast Lane Biker NY “Bike Night” At The Tack Room Bar, 4274 Hicksville Rd, Bethpage, NY.(516)470-0830 1st Thursday of the Month. Music by Sea Monster, Food, Motorcycle Trophies, Best MC Award, BBQ,50/50, Raffles, Be in an issue of Fast Lane Biker Magazine NY. Sponsored by Big

Boar Cycles, ReNU Powder Coating.

2nd Wednesday of the MonthFast Lane Biker NY and Trashed M.C. Present: “Bike Night” At Mers Pub 545 Fulton St ( Rt. 109 ) Farmingdale, NY 11735 (516) 531-9827. Food, Raffles, 50/50’s, Trophies for Best Overall, Paint, Custom, Chrome. Good people. Good Times. Sponsored by Street Smart Cycles, Kick Start Towing, and ReNU Powder Coating.

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4th Wednesday of the MonthFast Lane Biker NY and Lamination Preservation Present “Bike Night” At Chico’s BBQ and Restaurant, 2490 Western Ave. Guilderland, NY (518) 456-0940. Music, Food, Motorcycle Trophies, 50/50’s, Raffles, Drink Specials, Spot Light Builder appearances, Fast Lane Biker Magazine. Converge every Month, be in the magazine every month. Sponsored By Modern Welding School and JJ’s Cycles. Rain date the following Wednesday.

2nd Tuesday of Each Monthat JJ’s Cycles, May-September, 5:30-9pm, Bike show, a DJ, and food available. Door prizes etc. 1397 Broadway, Watervliet, NY. September 14th

Wednesday Nights

Mikey’s Syracuse, NY, 315-487-9661Biker Alley, Central Square, NY 315-676-4122Lafayette Inn, Lafayette, NY 315-677-3986

Thursday Nights

Mc Gurrins Pub, bike night 5-10, 533 County Rt 94, Hankins NY 12741, 845 887 6808

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New York State Bike NightsYou can’t go if you don’t know

LONG ISLAND

1st Tuesday of the MonthBIKER LOWDOWN RADIO SHOW BIKE NIGHT . The 1st Tuesday of every month, rain date following Tuesday, starts at 7pm at Patty & Johnny’s Inn, 139 Nassau Boulevard, West Hempstead, NY 11552. Come on down for a great time with your host LJ James, DJed, Music by Biker, DJ Ted E Grams, food, trophies awarded for Peoples Choice, Favorite Motorcycle, Best Represented Motorcycle Club, and a Third Surprise Award to be announced at the event! Check bikerlowdown.com for thyme nights!

1st Thursday of the MonthFast Lane Biker NY “Bike Night” At The Tack Room Bar, 4274 Hicksville Rd, Bethpage, NY.(516)470-0830 1st Thursday of the Month. Music by Sea Monster, Food, Motorcycle Trophies, Best MC Award, BBQ,50/50, Raffles, Be in an issue of Fast Lane Biker Magazine NY. Sponsored by Big

Boar Cycles, ReNU Powder Coating.

2nd Wednesday of the MonthFast Lane Biker NY and Trashed M.C. Present: “Bike Night” At Mers Pub 545 Fulton St ( Rt. 109 ) Farmingdale, NY 11735 (516) 531-9827. Food, Raffles, 50/50’s, Trophies for Best Overall, Paint, Custom, Chrome. Good people. Good Times. Sponsored by Street Smart Cycles, Kick Start Towing, and ReNU Powder Coating.

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4th Wednesday of the MonthFast Lane Biker NY and Lamination Preservation Present “Bike Night” At Chico’s BBQ and Restaurant, 2490 Western Ave. Guilderland, NY (518) 456-0940. Music, Food, Motorcycle Trophies, 50/50’s, Raffles, Drink Specials, Spot Light Builder appearances, Fast Lane Biker Magazine. Converge every Month, be in the magazine every month. Sponsored By Modern Welding School and JJ’s Cycles. Rain date the following Wednesday.

2nd Tuesday of Each Monthat JJ’s Cycles, May-September, 5:30-9pm, Bike show, a DJ, and food available. Door prizes etc. 1397 Broadway, Watervliet, NY. September 14th

Wednesday Nights

Mikey’s Syracuse, NY, 315-487-9661Biker Alley, Central Square, NY 315-676-4122Lafayette Inn, Lafayette, NY 315-677-3986

Thursday Nights

Mc Gurrins Pub, bike night 5-10, 533 County Rt 94, Hankins NY 12741, 845 887 6808

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NEW YORK CITY AREA

September 11th-12th . New Roc Harley Davidson Open House Weekend . Saturday - Demo Rides, in Store Specials. Sunday - Demo Rides, Vendors, BBQ at Noon, Live Music, Extended hours on Sunday til 4pm

September 15th & 17th . BAG LADY SUEYou’ve seen her at ALL the huge biker events across the country! NOW, Bag Lady Sue does New York City!! See her at the Comic Strip Live, 1568 2nd Avenue, NYC, 6:30pm, www.bagladysue.com

September 25th . Bark for Bikes Dog & Motorcycle Show . Tamaqua Marina 2pm. $10 at gate w/o Raffle, A portion of the proceeds will go to benefit helping hands Christian community center. Live Entertainment and more. For more info Call 718-646-9212

September 26th . Baby Santino Run for St. Jude’s Memorial Hospital . Reg 69th St Pier at 9am. KU at 10:30am.Ride to Knights of Colubus Baron Dekalb 1073. 300 Emerson Ave. $25 Donation Includes food, drink and live music.

October 17th . Annual Rocking the Road for a Cure Motorcycle & Classic Car Show . Rain and shine, Red at Alley Pond Park, Winchester Blvd, Union Trpk, 9:30am.KU at 11:30am. $20 Rider,$25 Rider(day of), $10 Passenger, $15 donation non riders. After party Juggs and Strokers, Merrick. Live Music, BBQ, Raffles and Giveaways.

October 17th . 4th Annual Honoring Our Heros RideSponsored by Rolling Thunder Chapter 1 New York. The 80 mile ride starts Caesar’s Bay Parking Lot, near the TD Bank,1630 Shore Parkway in Brooklyn. Registration is from 9:45 am to 11:45 am, and the ride departs at 12:00 pm. The ride fee is a donation of $20.00 for the rider and $10.00 for a passenger. The police escorted ride will stop at Long Island National Cemetery for a wreath laying ceremony before ending in Brooklyn with food, live music and more. Proceeds

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Events CalendarEvents Calendarwill benefit local veterans. The rain date for this ride is October 24th. For more information call (917) 577-6356, click here to send e-mail, or go to http://www.rollingthunderny1.com. NEW YORK STATE

September 3rd-6th . HOG Labor Day Holiday CampoutRules: Have Fun or your outta here! Hogarosa MC Private Campground, Summit Lane, Springville, New York 14141

September 4th . BlackFoot ShowVermont State Fairgrounds, Rutland, Vermont, 4:00 PM

September 11th . Annual Palmyra Moose Riders Ridin’ for the Red . Includes pulled pork, BBQ Dinner, Entertainment, Silent Auction, Raffles, and More! Ride to benefit the Wayne County Chapter of the American Red Cross. Pre-sale Tickets ar available at Palmyra Moose Lodge 1420 & Wayne County American Red Cross. Presented by Palmyra Moose Riders, Double D’s BBQ, and the Palmyra Moose Lodge. For more info contact Krystal at [email protected]. Registration 9:00am - 11:00am, Kickstands Up @ 11:00am, Palmyra Moose Lodge, 3808 State Route 31, Palmyra, New York 14522, $15.00

September 12th . Plker Run - American Legion RidersThe poker run starts at McDonalds on Route 9W in Highland. Registration is from 8:00 am to11:00 am. The fee is $25.00 for the rider and $10.00 for a passenger. The ride ends with music, food, and prizes. The proceeds will go to Veteran organizations. For more information call Ira at ( 845) 384-6020, or go to http://legionriders.us/index.html.

September 12th . ABATE of Oneida - Sunday Charity Ride


Sign up 11 am @ Hotel Moore – Ride leaves @ NoonRecipients TBD – e.g. ‘Feed Our Vets’ – Info: Gary at 315-553-6093 or Rob at 607- 435-1040

September 12th . Lost Wheels Motorcycle Club 35th Annual Poker Run . Registration 9-11:30am @ Dutchess Stadium, Route 9D, Fishkill, NY 12524. Come and help us celebrate the 35th Anniversary of our poker run! All brand motorcycles welcome. Register at the stadium and then ride the scenic route to the end site at Canopus Lake Beach Area, Fahnestock St. Park, Route 301, Carmel, NY 10512. End of run features music by “Guys Night Out”, vendors, food & drink, 50/50, door prizes, trophies, games, ride in bike show. Awards given for Best Represented Club, games, bike show and poker hands. AMA- $23; NON-AMA- $25; children under 15 -$10. Register early to get your “35th Anniversary Pin”. Questions contact [email protected] and check out our website at www.lostwheels.com

September 17th-19th . Catskill Mountain ThunderSponsored by Blackthorne Resort. The event will be held at Blackthorne Resort on Sunside Road in East Durham. The event includes bike games, organized rides, a bike show, vendors, music, contests and more. For more information call (518) 634-2541, http://www.catskillmountainthunder.com.

September 19th . Pony Express MC - Hudson Valley Chapter - 3rd Annual Poker Run . The ride starts at My Place Bar and Grill, 911 Little Britain Road in New Windsor. Registration is from 9:00 am to 11:00 am. The ride fee is $20.00 for the rider or $35.00 with a passenger. The ride ends with food, door prizes, 50/50 drawings, and live music. This years run will benefit the American Cancer Society. For more information click here to send e-mail, or go to http://www.ponyexpressmchv.net.

September 19th . Motorcycle Poker Run . Sponsored by The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local Union 503. The ride

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Events CalendarEvents Calendarstarts at The American Legion, Post 488. 532 Lakes Road in Monroe. Registration is from 9:00 am to 11:00 am. The ride fee is $25.00 for the rider and $15.00 for a passenger. The ride fee includes a barbeque. $100.00 will be awarded for first prize, $50.00 for second, and $25.00 for third. The ride ends with a pig roast, and live music. Proceeds will benefit the Wounded Warrior Project. For more information call (845) 597-8271, go to http://ibew503.org/poke

September 25th . 2nd Annual Rally for AliAdirondack Harley Davidson. See ad inside magazine for full information on rally page 17.

September 25th . Road Vultures MC 2nd Annual Dice Run & Party . (Rain or Shine) Sign Up 10:00am - 12:00pm. $10.00 Rider - $5.00 Passenger, Music- Food- Prizes, START and END at the ROAD VULTURES MC CLUB HOUSE, Corner of RT 104 & RT 279 - Gaines NY, For More Info: Call 585-451-6880 Website: ROADVULTURESMC.COM

October 9th . ABATE of Oneida - Fall Foliage RideSign up 11 am @ Hotel Moore – Ride leaves @ Noon Info: Gary at 315-553-6093 or Rob at 607- 435-1040

October 2nd . Adirondack Harley-Davidson Customer Appreciation Day

October 10th . Ride for Pride . Sponsored by VFW Riders. The dice run will start at the VFW in Newark. Registration at 9:30 am and the ride starts at 10:00 am. The fee is $20.00 per bike. The ride ends with food, prizes, auctions and music. The ride will benefit local veterans programs. For more information call (315) 945-6441,

October 23rd . ABATE of Onondaga - Annual Halloween Party . Meet at the Loop Grill/Meeting Hall, 1114 Wolf St., Syracuse. From 6:00 PM til Midnight. Prizes for best costume—


Fun/Food/Entertainment—Products/Membership Applications Available, Contact: (315) 254-7093, (315) 455-1073 or HQ @ (315) 849-5410. “Let Those Who Ride Decide!!” Fight for your Motorcycle rights…. before they’re gone…

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September 18th . Big Boar Cycles 1st Annual Swap Meet at The Shop . 52 Engineers, Dr, Hicksville. Vendors, music, food, etc… See ad in magazine on page 1

September 19th . 2nd Annual Terry Farrell Firefighters Fund Bike Run . The ride starts at Hagerman Fire Department at 9:00 am. For more information call (516) 783-1996, or go to http://terryfarrellfund.org.

September 25th . 1st Annual Ride for Autism Benefiting Land and Sea Sport Clubs . Meeting at Schem Building supply, 2035 Ocean ave. Reg at 9am. $25 riders, $15 passengers, $10 per person at gate. $25 per family Pre Reg, KU 1am. Festivities from 1-5pm at Martha Clara Vineyard, Sound ave in Riverhead. Food, drink, Music, raffles,50/50 and more. 631-281-0117

September 26th . AMT Children of Hope Mystery TourSponsored by AMT Children of Hope. The ride starts at 10:30 am at Cedar Creek Park on Merrick Road in Seaford. For more information call (516) 781-3511, or go to http://www.amtchildrenofhope.com.

October 24th . American Spirit MC Annual Tombstone Tour . Sponsored by American Spirit MC. Registration will be from 9:00 am to 10:00 am at the VFW Hall, 320 South Broadway in Hicksville. The fee is $20.00 for the rider and $10.00 for a passenger. The ride ends with food, music and prizes. The ride will benefit the Hicksville Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. For more information call (516) 485-8270, or go to http://www.americanspiritmcinc.com.

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We attended two great events in one weekend where the weather was in our favor. Sunday we met at the Chrome Cafe in Cicero and were greeted by a large crowd all ready to ride on this beautiful day. Chrome Cafe added some things this time around and it made a big difference. They had boot polish and the boys to show you how good it worked, JT’s, the best painter around was showing off his work in addition to a pin striper, tattoo artist, and great food. The business inside and out was brisk. We left the shop by 12:45 and headed out to make the rounds for a return to Chrome Cafe.

Some of the stops put out food for us and it was much appreciated!! This was the first poker run for Jean. John and I counted over 125 bikes! Now that is the way to do it!!! This is just the beginning of what is to come from the shop and we are excited to watch them grow! They treat the customers great and know how to plan for an event like this. There will be more to come from this place so keep your eyes open!! AGAIN, THE PICTURES TELL THE STORY. STAY TUNED.

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We attended two great events in one weekend where the weather was in our favor. Sunday we met at the Chrome Cafe in Cicero and were greeted by a large crowd all ready to ride on this beautiful day. Chrome Cafe added some things this time around and it made a big difference. They had boot polish and the boys to show you how good it worked, JT’s, the best painter around was showing off his work in addition to a pin striper, tattoo artist, and great food. The business inside and out was brisk. We left the shop by 12:45 and headed out to make the rounds for a return to Chrome Cafe.

Some of the stops put out food for us and it was much appreciated!! This was the first poker run for Jean. John and I counted over 125 bikes! Now that is the way to do it!!! This is just the beginning of what is to come from the shop and we are excited to watch them grow! They treat the customers great and know how to plan for an event like this. There will be more to come from this place so keep your eyes open!! AGAIN, THE PICTURES TELL THE STORY. STAY TUNED.

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QUEENSBORO M.C. 2010 RODEO & BIKE SHOWAUGUST 1ST, 2010 . WANTAGH STATE PARK, L.I.

This event has turned into one of the biggest events you just shouldn’t miss. You get to party with one of the oldest clubs in the country who are on the verge of turning 100 years old this fall. They are also some of the nicest, respectable, great bunch of people who have that old school class. You want to look at what a modern club with old school roots and heritage looks like and how they act and behave, turn off those biker movies and shows and come spend a day with the Queensboro M.C.

The day was perfect; as usual it looked like no one missed this event. All of the city and Long Island came out and clubs from farther away than that rolled into Wantagh State Park. They had vendors set up, kid games, tons and tons of food, beer and great tunes to add the soundtrack of the day.

This event is great because of the awesome biker games! Not many clubs or people play biker games anymore and probably don’t remember when they were played but not the crew from Queensboro. I guess being around for 100 years means you have seen and heard a thing or two. Those biker games at the Queensboro Rodeo are spoken about all year long. You have the Port-o- Potty races, the Keg Toss, MC Skills Course, Shoot the Biker Freak, Hot Dog Catch, and Tug–of-War. Just to name a few, they always mix it up and come up with new events to keep people on their toes.

The whole event was a blast! Motorcycles, music, food, beer, biker games, good people and great afternoon…what else could you want? Remember to keep a look out for info on Queensboro M.C.’s 100th Anniversary Party, for more info go to www.queensboromc.com

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FAST LANE BIKER ‘BIKE NIGHT’at the TACK ROOM BAR . Bethpage, NY

Sponsored by Big Boar Cycles (516) 433-9004 and ReNU Powder Coating (631) 249-7368August 5th, 2010 . Pictures by G.W.S.

Once again, the Tack Room Bike Night was a BLAST! It is incredible that the Tack Room keeps packing them in with all the bike nights and other summer events going on. Thank you to the awesome chicks, the unmatchable sounds of Sea Monster, the hot ladies behind the bar, and

the people that keep coming back. It is the great combination of all of the above tha make this bike night an awesome time!

This month, Kim and Vinny did all the cooking, thanks guys! The food, as always, was amaz-ing. With so many nice bikes in the parking lot, choosing trophy winners was no easy task. But, by the end of the night, Richie’s 79 FXE won Best Paint, Best Chrome went to Frank with his spar-kling T/C Fatboy. The 62’ flamed Panhead rode off with Best Custom, and Chulo of Condemned Few M.C. “Hung In” for Best Overall with his un-believably high ape hangers on a 92’ Softail with a very sweet paint job. The Best Represented Club plaque went to the now three time reigning winners... Sovereign Brotherhood M.C. Can they be stopped before November’s last bike night? Stay tuned...

Com on down Saturday, September 18th for Big Boar Cycles’ First Annual Motorcycle Swap meet. 11am to 6pm, for vendor info, call 516-433-9004, If you don’t already know, Big Boar Cycles is located at 52 Engineers Drive, Hicksville, NY

11801. Look for their ad in this issue.

FTW: Big Boar Cycles

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Food, BBQ , Music, Raffles, 50/50’s, TROPHIES for:BEST OVERALL, PAINT,CHROME & CUSTOM

Name of bike:Black Rose Owner: Jeff Looman Year/Make: 2010 Crossroads Custom Rides Retro Custom Fabrication: CCR Assembly: CCR Build time: 6 months Engine: Harley Davidson 80in Evo Cases:HD Rods: HD Pistons: HD Cylinders: HD Heads: HD Cam: HD Ignition: Crane Hi-4 Carb: S&S Super E Pipes: Paughco 2 into 1 Air Cleaner: S&S Teardrop Transmission: HD 5 Speed

Primary:BDL inclosed belt drive Clutch:BDL Frame: Midwest straightleg ridged Rake: 30 degrees Stretch: 0 Forks: Paughco springer Fork length (+ or -):stock length Additional rake in trees: none Front wheel:16x3.5 40 spoke Rear wheel:16x5 40 spoke Front Tire (size and make): Kenda 130/90 R16 Rear Tire (size and make): Kenda 140/90 R16 Rear suspension:spring seat (what more do you need) Front Brake:GMA single piston Rear Brake: HD banana style Fuel Tank: Twin Fat Bobs modified by CCR Oil Tank: Swap meet special Fenders:CCR

CROSS ROADS CUSTOM RIDES‘BLACK ROSE’

Handlebars: Swap meet special Risers: Swap meet special Sissy bar: none Headlight: Not DOT legal Taillight: Tombstone modified by CCR Hand Controls: HD 72-81 style modifed by CCR Grips: Black rubber Foot Controls: HD 72-81 modified by CCR Pegs: Footboards Electrical:by Buck Painter: Hanns Autobody Color:Keylime Pie Graphics: After 5 Graffics Powdercoating: Orange County Powdercoating (Lollypop Purple) Polishing: Too Much Molding: This isn’t a door, it’s a motorcycle Electrical:by Buck Seat: Corbin Gentry Any special features of the bike not listed in spec sheet that should be pointed out: Favorite aspect of bike: This bike is cool no matter what color it was painted.

Special Thanks to: We would like to thank Jeff and Lisa fromThe Tattoo Leaning Center

Photographed by Sedrick Mitchell

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END OF SUMMER BLOWOUTPrices Have Been Slashed!

MonicaMonica is a model, student, and Administrative Manager from the NYC area. She has appeared in several motorcycle-oriented publications, and is also currently doing promotions work for several motorcycle manufacturers and motorcycle-clothing manufacturers. Monica is Ms. NewRoc Harley-Davidson, appearing at NewRoc events and promotions. Monica is featured on a Harley-Davidson® Super Charger.

Photography byMichael Savini

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Photos by... Mark Vetrini

CTM CUSTOMS‘JOHNNY TACO’

Owner: Johnny “Taco” ArnoldBuilt By: CTM CustomsYear/Make: 2009 CTM CustomsModel: Johnny TacoAssembly: CTM CustomsChroming: Brown’s PlatingEngine: 110” Xzotic PanHeadTransmission: 6spd. Baker DrivetrainPrimary: 3” Open BDLExhaust: CTM CustomsFrame: KraftTech RigidHandlebars: CTM CustomsHandlebar Controls: None, Internal ThrottleFenders: CTM CustomsHeadlight: CCITaillight: CTM CustomsForward Controls: JayBrakeGas Tank: CTM Customs w/Ford Style flip capOil Bag: CTM CustomsSeat: CTM Customs seat pan, Stitched by All Stitched Out InteriorsFront Suspension: Paughco SpringerRear Suspension: Paul Cox Rigidaire seat systemWheels: Front: 21” w/ Avon white wall Rear: 16 “ w / Avon white wallBrakes: Front: Performance Machine Rear: Performance MachinePaint: 929 CustomsColor: Brittany Blue & Pearl WhiteSissy Bar: CTM CustomsSpecial: Suicide shifter, headlight mount & engine mount fabricated by CTM Customs.The motorcycle is painted after a ’67 Ford Shelby Cobra.

Photos by... Photos by... Photos byMark Vetrini

CTM CUSTOMS‘JOHNNY TACO’

Owner: Johnny “Taco” Arnold

Year/Make: 2009 CTM Customs

Engine: 110” Xzotic PanHeadTransmission: 6spd. Baker Drivetrain

Handlebar Controls: None, Internal Throttle

Forward Controls: JayBrakeGas Tank: CTM Customs w/Ford

Seat: CTM Customs seat pan, Stitched by All Stitched Out

Front Suspension: Paughco

Rigidaire seat system

Front: 21” w/ Avon white wallRear: 16 “ w / Avon white wall

Front: Performance Machine Rear: Performance Machine

Color: Brittany Blue & Pearl White

Special: Suicide shifter, headlight mount & engine mount fabricated by CTM Customs.The motorcycle is painted after a ’67 Ford

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I had the reason to do this article. In part, it was that I needed a mag rebuilt for that BSA project I have been telling you about, plus the fact that I always wanted to see how a mag was made. So, my buddy Mitch and I got in my old hot rod and took a road trip up to see the magneto guru, at MORRIS MAGNETO up in Morristown, NJ. When I first pulled into the place, I have to admit, it didn’t look like much of a manufacturing kind of place. Actually, it really looks like an old time bike shop, which is how the whole thing started, I guess. So anyhow, we go in and meet one of the guys, Jesse, who happens to be the owners son. Then we meet the owner, DAVE SHAW, and we go into the shop to have a look. Let me tell ya, this place is really cool. You would expect a big fancy joint, but what you see and get is a couple of guys that are into what they do, and do it well, in a regular kind of shop. Small, a lot of machines, bikes and magneto parts all around the shop. It was like the old time shops I used to go to when I was a kid.That is what impressed me the most. So, we meet Dave and start to ask questions

about magneto’s and stuff. But the first thing (or one of them) I asked of Dave, is how he got into this.Well the answer was quick--- he got tired of other magneto’s problems and failures, and I guess took matters into his own hands and started to fix all the screw ups. Being that there are only a few companies that make magneto’s, I ain’t gonna put company names here and hang my butt out to dry, but if you have been around this bike thing for a couple of decades or three, you probably know the deal. If you don’t, you ain’t been around long, sorry. So Dave seemed to get a hair up his butt to make a mag that was reliable, not like others of the time. Oh yeah, he started his shop in 1969, if I heard him right. His first mag came out in 1971, give or take, for the iron head sportsters, and his mag had advance and retard, which was something that not many had, if any. Mags of yesteryear, were usually manual advance or fixed advance. The first meaning that you would have to retard the mag by hand, kick your ass off, when it lit off, manually advance the mag and go on your way. The other type was for

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guys that liked to fly. These mags were set up at full advance right from idle. Henceforth, the flying part. If you did not get the routine correct to start your bike, it could, and would, kick back and shove your knee up around your collar bone, or just shoot you up over the bars, over the seat. Man, I remember that feeling and it ain`t good. So, I got lost there for a second. Dave corrected a lot of those problems by having auto advance and retard on his stuff. But along with that, he corrected a lot of other problems that made other mags unreliable. Gotta bear with me here... While talking to Dave, he was hitting me with so much info, I could not get it in my head fast enough, so Mitch grabbed a piece of paper and wrote down some stuff. What he wrote, I don’t have a clue, but I will do the best I can. There were alignment problems with shafts bonding, rotors binding, small magnets to create spark, machining problems, and more. But Dave found a better way. He put bearings where bushings were. Better machine cuts to keep everything spinning free. He uses magnets that are probably twice as large as the others. Dave stuck one of his magnet assemblies to an arbor press and told me to pull them off with one hand. Let me tell ya, I was surprised how powerful they were. With a magneto, it is all about the magnets and the coil, and how much power is generated by them. Other mags, when you turn them by hand, you can feel the magnets try to stick to each other, making it hart to turn. This also means your engine has to use some power to turn it. Daves mag is set up so when the magnets pass each other, they repell away from each other, needing less force, if any, to make the mag work. I spun one by hand. It was supprisingly smooth. They build all thier mags right there in Morristown. They also do the machining for the cases,

and the cam covers the mag bolts to at the shop. They are all done by hand, and all run and checked out before being shipped. Dave showed us a mag running on one of the test machines. the mag made 20,000 volts at the coil at 350 rpm! From that point, the faster the mag turns, the more voltage at the coil. They said it could get to 40,000 volts or more. They have changed and improved so many things over brand x and y, it was hard to keep track of what Dave was telling us. Proof is, I know the problems I have had with mags on my bikes over the years, and on customers bikes. So you can do like I do. You can send pretty much any magneto, bike wise that is, up to these guys. Trust me, when it comes back, that bad boy will definetly build a fire in your bike. Electronics are ok, but when they quit, you’re done. That is the same with pretty much any ignition. But magneto’s have been around forever. With todays machining, high quality magnets, and materials, think they will outlast most, and look real good doing it. So, Morris Magneto makes mags for any Harley. From Flatheads to Twin Cams, and English bikes. I think if you put Dave to the test, he will fire any bike with one of his mags. So that’s my story and I’m sticking to it. I wish I had more time to spend there to get more info. When I get more time, I will take another ride up, if they aren’t swamped with work. Thanks Dave, for lettin’ me see how it works. I learned a thing or two. that’s always a good thing. So screw all these electronic things that go up in smoke when you need them. Go back to tried and true stuff------magneto (they look killer, too. Better than a bunch of transistors in a module you can’t even see). Give them a call, you might be surprised!!! Gonna have my buddy hold these plug wires while I spin this mag up with a drill... A jump start if you will. See ya at Split Rock......... j.p. fager

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WURTSBORO H.O.G. & O’TOOLES HARLEY-DAVIDSON16TH ANNUAL POKER RUN & BIKE RAFFLE TO BENEFIT ST. JUDE CHILDREN’S RESEARCH HOSPITALJULY 25TH, 2010 The 16th year of this event kept up with the tradition of growing bigger year after year. The parking lots at O’Toole’s Harley Davidson were packed with motorcycles, row after row and end to end. People were everywhere, inside and out, taking advantage of the great deals O’Tooles offers while mingling. The day and weather were perfect to say the least and by the look of the crowd and the official head count I took later, I could easily see this was even larger than last year, which is true testament to Wurtsboro H.O.G, O’Tooles Harley and all of you who come out to show your support for and contribute to a great cause… and have fun while doing it! These two organizations have made it their selfless quest to help the children of St. Jude’s, and because of this effort and compassion for others, there are children and parents that are resting a little easier tonight, during an incred-ibly tough time. There is not enough room on this page for me to tell you about all they do for St. Jude’s, Toys for Tots, and so much more. As the old Russian Proverb says.” A man is judged by his deeds, not his words”. That is the type of Club or Dealership I would want to be friends with and do business with. Actually it’s and honor. Remember that the next time a Wurtsboro member is selling tickets for a raffle or event or you need a part for your motorcycle or a new one all together and you’re from their neck of the woods. I was fortunate enough to spend a little time with Dan and Digs from O’Tooles, but they were so busy greeting customers and answer-ing questions about bikes I decided to make my way back to the parts counter where I found Mike and Dan O’Hagan. These two are masters at what they do, and I swear I once saw them guess which part a customer needed just by the expression on his face! I went over to the park and set up my booth near friends from sponsors David Lerner and Associates. We had a good time talking and catching up all day, and by the end of it all I had some good fi-nancial tips and advice from Brian and Chris. You guys think it’s a coin-cidence that I set up next to them every year and get a few free tips. These guys are great and if any one of our readers needs any financial services, look for their card inside the magazine. The day went on with the motorcycle raffle, great food, trophies, a band, free Italian Ice, vendors and it was just a great afternoon to be rid-ing, hanging out, and having a good time, all while helping the St. Jude’s cause. By: Frank D.

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NEW AIR WING DETACHABLE RACK FOR HARLEY TOURING MODELSChrome Rack Goes On and Off the Bike Quickly, Available Light Adds Visibility

The new Air Wing Detachable Two-Up Luggage Rack (P/N 54283-09, $229.95) from Harley-Da-vidson® Genuine Motor Accessories® features low-profi le, aerodynamic styling. The die-cast wing and lightweight steel tubing incorporate high-quality welded joints, and the rack is hand-polished and chrome-plated. The engraved Harley-Davidson script adds a signature fi nish. Designed to work with or without Detachable Passenger Backrests, this rack can be installed or removed from the Docking Hard-ware in seconds. The kit includes all necessary mounting hardware, but requires the separate purchase of a Four-Point Docking Hardware Kit. Fits 2009-later Road King®, FLHX Street Glide®, Electra Glide® Standard, Road Glide®, Road Glide® Custom, CVO™ Street Glide® and CVO™ Road Glide® models.

For added visibility, add the available Air Wing Rack Light Kit (P/N 68065-10 smoked or 68219-10 red, $54.95), a fast-acting LED that fi ts within the cast wing and operates as a supplemental rear running light and brake light. Wiring is concealed inside the rack tubes for a clean installation. Available with red or smoked lens.

NEW MAGNETIC TOLL TOTE FROM HARLEY-DAVIDSON Secures a Toll Transponder to a Motorcycle Fuel Tank

Designed for use on a motorcycle or in a car, the new Toll Tote (P/N 91071-10, $29.95) from Harley-Davidson Genuine Motor Accessories holds the owner’s electronic toll transponder in a durable neoprene jacket with zippered closure. Built-in magnets hold the pouch securely to the top of a steel motorcycle fuel tank. An embroidered Bar & Shield logo finishes the look. Pouch dimensions are 4 inches wide by 5.5 inches long.


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NEW OPTIONS FOR HARLEY-DAVIDSON CUSTOM SEAT PROGRAMAdditional Inlay Colors and Patterns; 1,300 Possible Combinations Now Offered

Five new patterns and four new inlays have been added to the Custom Seat Program from Harley-David-son® Genuine Motor Accessories®, which lets a customer design a leather seat that is hand-built to their specifications. The program now includes two seat styles, 13 stitching patterns, 14 simulated exotic leather inlays, and 10 thread colors that can be utilized to create 1,300 possible combinations.

The new patterns are Swept, Spade, Dark Angel, Number One Skull and Torn. The new inlay choices are Pink Gator, Tan Gator, Purple Gator, and Tan Cowhide.

The custom designs are available for the solo Brawler® seat (P/N 52246-08, $399.95) or the two-up Side-kick® seat (P/N 52193-08, $479.95) designed to fit many 2006-later Dyna®, Softail® and Touring models. Each features a hand-laid fiberglass seat pan with a soft, felt-finish bottom that is scratch free. The seating surface is genuine leather, and the leather inlay options have a simulated exotic skin pattern. Each seat also has an embroidered Bar & Shield logo.

The design process begins at the Custom Seat Program website, www.harley-davidson.com/customseat, where on-screen prompts help the customer select a seat style, stitching pattern, and inlay color and stitching color options. When the design is complete, the customer takes a print-out of the seat design details to a local Harley-Davidson dealer, which will submit the Custom Seat order. The standard lead time for seat delivery is three weeks.

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I need to start off by giving a HUGE thanks to everyone that came out to the SWAP MEET FOR THE CURE that took place at Latham Circle Mall, Latham NY on July 10th 2010. Proceeds were donated to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation of New York. We had a very rainy start while setting up, but by 11:00 am the weather broke right on time. The day heated up which brought out the bikes. We had a great crowd.

There was something for everyone at this event. We had face painting and a bounce house for the kids. (Although, it was high jacked by some local hot-ties!) Later in the day the Section 518 boys tore up the asphalt with numerous stunt shows showing off some incredible tricks. Thank you to all the vendors and sponsors for your participation. It was an honor to have you all attend the FIRST ANNUAL SWAP MEET FOR THE CURE. I can only hope to see you all again next year. It was you that made the show!

My favorite part of the event was that the whole day was drama free! There were MC’s from all sides of the spectrum that paid their respects and came out to the show. Never a bad or rotten word was spoken. I wouldn’t have it any other way. Thank you all for your support.

I especially need to thank Fast Lane Biker New York Magazine, Lamination Preservation & Mr. Marine Bike Larry for coming out in the heat. We all had a blast hanging out all day and into the night. Big Frank from Fast Lane, you are the man with the plan! Thanks to you I got the word out to all the readers of your magazine. Thanks again bro. When it was all said and done, a GREAT friendship arose.

Thank you to Dino Petrocelli Photography (518) 785-7656 that took all the shots for the advertising. If you ever need a photographer, he is your man. One of the best I have ever had the pleasure of working with. To Ismile Studios: Bob, Steph and Staff… WOW! I mean, WOW!!! The father’s day photos you took of my daughters were amazing. Then the pictures from the show, edited and printed live on location and shot from a portable green screen were excel-lent! I have to say it one more time, WOW!!!

I would like to say thank you for the use of the bikes in our advertising. Tim from Mohawk Motorsports LLC (518) 883-8785, thank you for the use of the 1996 Harley Davidson Springer Soft Tail and for bringing the fabulous custom built bike, Krystal Method. You and your staff did a phenomenal job. It was an honor to have you at the show. Mr. Bruce Levens, thank you for the use of your super sweet 2007 Iron Horse Texas Chopper (also found on the cover of this months FLB NY.)

Thank you to Jessica, our beautiful model seen in the advertising and also fea-tured as Fast Lane Biker New York’s Babe of the month for August, I love you honey sorry again for all the late nights setting up the event. To see more of Jessica, log on to http://www.modelmayhem.com/1578448.

After the event we rode over to Chico’s BBQ for some great food and music. Thank you Chico for your hospitality. (Why eat a BAD PIG when you can eat at Chico’s and have the Best pig, 518-456-0904) The crowd rocked it with the band Madison late into the night. To book Madison please call (518) 577-7397.

If you missed out this year due to prior engagements or the weather, we look forward to having a bigger and better show next year. Please take a moment and browse through our event photos. See you all next year!

Sincerely, Vic Trippodo, Owner: NYMotorcycleShows.com. Please contact me to help you plan your motorcycle show, rides and charity events. (518) 598-8369

1ST ANNUAL SWAP MEET FOR THE CUREJuly 10, 2010 . Guilderland, NY

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Gone are the daysDays gone by

Celebrations of FreedomUpon our rides

We’d gather togetherIn South Carolina

Cruisin’ down MainNo lids and loud pipes

Gone are the times Times gone by

When we were welcomed inWith banners and signs

No longer wantedZoned out with finesGone are the days

Days gone by

ZONED OUTby Sorez The Scribe

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seaside bike weekS E P T E M B E R 2 3 R D T O 2 6 T H , 2 0 1 0SEASIDE HEIGHTS . NJ

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What a great turnout for a first time run! The sun was out to welcome all to the site of Jumping Jacks in East Syracuse the first biker bar of its kind in the area. We all had special stories and a few laughs about Jumping Jacks. Many in the crowd were regulars but a few who weren’t even born yet during its heyday and when we asked them why they were there the reply was that it was such a legend so why not come out!! Mary’s son, the oldest boy was there along with the past mayor of East Syracuse who spoke a few words on the local news channel. We took off from Jacks site to the cemetery to say a short prayer and leave a wreath. From then on we had a great ride .The music was of course by Cousin Jake. The bike show was good and Corney was cooking up a storm. During this day there were a few special things that should be mentioned. The original Jumping Jacks sign was brought out and we all filled the empty spot and had a great picture taken. See Biker Alley for that. Carl had the picture of Mary standing with an officer and was selling copies to go toward next year’s run. Carl had also lined up Mary Foley’s best friend and she gave us some inside stories and pictures and had a few laughs. It was a great touch. Many thanks go out to all involved who helped make this a very special day and we look forward to it again next year. As a foot note to this story we collected a good amount from the sales of tickets purchases and t-shirts that was present-ed to the two business that will make a difference in what they stand for. The Vera House and The East Syracuse Food Pantry received a nice check to be put to good use in Mary’s name. This was an honor and we know we made her proud. Let the pictures tell the rest of this story.

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Women in the WindName: AnnemarieAge if you dare: Ugh! 34Occupation: Freelance Graphic DesignerWhere do you live: Bohemia, NYWhat do you ride: I am on my second Buell Firebolt, my current is a lowered 2007 XB9 with a D&D exhaust painted to match my LotusHow long have you been riding: 7 yearsWho influenced you? So many at all different times, I am thankful to (still) be learning a little bit from everyone.Self taught or classes? ClassesFavorite ride route? I don’t really have one, wish I had more time to go more places.Country or city rider? CountryFavorite bar, grill or restaurant Love to ride to Oyster Bay for cruise night.Favorite event you have attended: Again, I don’t really have one, wish I had more time to go more places.Bug or windshield? I’ve been both, I am both - You have to be the bug to learn how to be the windshield.


Name: Jack MeskunasAge: Really?Occupation: Owner, New Roc Harley-Davidson®What do you ride? Road Glide (FLTRX) and Dyna Fat Bob (FXDF)How long have you been riding? Since I was 13Who influenced you? John Wyckoff was my motorcycle mentorFavorite ride route and why? The coast of Spain because the roads are perfect, the drivers respect bikers, and the scenery is awesomeCountry rider or city rider? I commuted to NYC everyday for over 12 yearsFavorite event you have attended in the last year? A ride from Portofino, Italy, through the Cinque TerreIn the last 5 years? 105th Anniversary of Harley-Davidson as part of a cross-country tripYour dream bike would be? My Supercharged Dyna is pretty much my dream bike, but my 120” FLTRX is right up there, too!Favorite bar grill or restaurant? I like Hogs & HeifersLooking forward to what in 2010? Adding Ducati Motorcycles to my Harley Dealership, they are both legendary brands!Bug or windshield? I can appreciate both!Anything else to add? We do a lot of charity events at New Roc because you have to give back to the comjmunity where you work. I appreciate everyone who visits New Roc, so look me up when you come by!

Men & Motorcycles

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] or [email protected] and we’ll send you a MS Word questionnaire for you to fill out and email back to us with 2 pictures of you and your ride so we can feature YOU right here in Fast Lane Biker NY!

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Welcome to “The Chef’s Lane”, where you’ll find the very best in Biker food and the Sweet side for Bikers by Bikers. Let’s face it folks I am a die hard, I know fall is here but I‘m not putting my grill away yet! There’s so many awesome Biker recipes my grill needs to try-

out, so rain or falling leaves isn’t going to keep me away from my grilling, not yet! Hey! Get in on the fun E-mail your recipes to: [email protected] and if you like more Biker recipes, please check out Chef FatBoy’s website at: www.chef-fatboy.com you’ll be glad you did and so well we!! Remember, Ride safe and Always EAT WELL! Chef FatBoy & Melody

The Fast Lane:Fall Salad with Cranberry Vinaigrette . Submitted by: Alice Moore, Pa. Ingredients 1/2 cup cider vinegar 1/4 cup cranberries 1/4 cup olive oil 2 teaspoons white sugar 1/8 teaspoon kosher salt 1 pinch freshly ground black pepper 2 heads romaine lettuce - rinsed, dried, and torn into bite-size pieces 2 medium heads endive - washed, dried and chopped 2 red pears 1/2 cup toasted walnuts, chopped 1/2 cup crumbled Gorgonzola cheese Directions: In a saucepan, combine vinegar and cranber-ries. Cook over medium heat until cranberries soften. Remove from heat; add olive oil, sugar, salt and pepper. Place in blender and mix until smooth. Refrigerate until chilled. Core and julienne one pear, core and dice the other. In a large bowl, combine the Romaine lettuce, endive, diced pears, walnuts and Gorgonzola. Toss and drizzle with enough dressing to coat. Divide among salad plates and garnish with julienned pear. Top with any ad-ditional walnuts as well.

Apple Broccoli Salad . Submitted by: Helen Booth, UK Ingredients 6 medium tart apples, chopped 3 cups broccoli florets 1 small onion, chopped 1/2 cup raisins 1 1/2 cups mayonnaise 2 tablespoons white vinegar 1 1/2 teaspoons sugar 1/2 teaspoon lemon juice 1/2 teaspoon salt 10 bacon strips, cooked and crumbled 1/2 cup coarsely chopped walnuts Directions: In a large bowl, combine the apples, broccoli, onion and raisins. In a small bowl, combine the mayonnaise, vinegar, sugar, lemon juice and salt; pour over apple mixture and toss to coat. Cover and chill for at least 2 hours. Just before serving, stir in the bacon and walnuts.


Apple Chicken Slaw . Submitted by: tosexyme, NY Ingredients 1/4 cup poppy seed salad dressing 5 teaspoons mayonnaise 2 cups cubed cooked chicken breast 2 cups coleslaw mix 1 medium apple, chopped Lettuce Leaves Directions: In a small bowl, combine salad dressing and mayonnaise. In a large bowl, combine the chicken, coleslaw mix and apple. Drizzle with dressing and toss to coat. Serve on let-tuce-lined plates if desired.

Drunk and Dirty Tenderloin Kabobs . Submitted by: Neil Henson, NY Ingredients: 4 cup Kikoman’s Soy Sauce 2 cup Jim Beam Bourbon 1 cup L&P Worcestershire Sauce 1/2 cup Dark Brown Sugar 2 teaspoons Ground Ginger 1/2 cup Fresh Garlic, minced 8 pounds Tenderloin Tips, cut 1/2 x 1/2” Directions: Combine the first six ingredients in a mixing. Stir until the brown sugar is incorporated. Pour marinate over Tenderloin and marinate for a minimum 4 hours, maximum of 12 hours only. For the Grill or Smoker* As needed Olive Oil 1 cups Salad Oil 1 cup Water For skewers Carrots Lightly Blanched New Potatoes Lightly Blanched Red Onion Red Peppers Cherry Tomatoes Directions: Drain Marinade reserving half for basting liquid. Place liquid in saute skillet with salad oil and water. Bring to a boil over high heat and reduce to a simmer. Leave on low heat for basting sauce. Heat another sauté skillet with hot olive oil. Sear the tenderloin pieces on all sides leaving the meat rare. Skewer meat with vegetables and place in smoker for 20 min-utes, or Grill over indirect heat for 12 minutes to a nice Medium Rare. Baste and season with Cajun Seasoning during cooking process. Serve over Wild Rice immediately.

The Sweet Lane:Desserts from Melody: Black Magic Walnut Pie Ingredients: 3 eggs, lightly beaten 1 T. lemon juice 1 C. light corn syrup 1 t. vanilla 1 C. dark brown sugar 2 1/2 C. black walnuts 1/4 C. butter, melted 1 unbaked pie crust (9 inches) Directions: Preheat oven to 350°F. Gently combine all ingre-dients in order listed. Stir enough to begin dissolving the sugar, but not enough to incorporate air into the filling. Do not beat the filling or the pie will have air bubbles on the top, instead of black walnuts. Pour filling into the crust. Place on a cookie sheet and bake for 60 minutes or until the center of the pie is no longer loose and black walnuts are browned. Serve either, hot, cold or at room temperature.

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July 30th, 2010 . Sponsored by M&D PerformanceReNU Powder Coating . Fast Lane Biker NYNaughty Strips.com . Music by Sea Monster

Motorcycles and hot rods turned out by the hundreds with many of them seriously deserving one of the tro-phies given out that evening.

Sea Monster rocked the night away as always. Mario from M&D Performance unveiled a sick new bike he built in 5 days while many others displayed their motorcycles inside the courtyard and out on the street. Red from Trashed M.C. was the emcee for the evening’s activi-ties. There were vendors everywhere and the guys from Sparrow Tattoo Shop had their tattoo flash and art work displayed through the venue.

The night was a perfect July summer night on the Island and people had a blast checking out each others motor-cycles and hot rods. Big thanks to our hosts Mario and Jen, Gerry, Marie and Frank. Until the next one, keep the shiny side up.

F.D.

THE ULTIMATE BIKE & HOT ROD BASHDublin’s Pub, New Hyde Park, NY

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