Fast Lane Biker March Issue

March 2012 Vol. 11 Issue 3PICS OF EVENTS

HOG RIDIN’ FOOLS& PIG ROAST/POKER RUNFEATURE BIKES

KEYSTONECHOPPERBABE OF THE MONTH

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www.fastlanebiker.com1MARCH, 2012

he Month of March is here at last. It’s time once again. The

official kick off of the twenty twelve riding season Daytona

beach bike week.

As I type this letter I look out the window and see the first real

snow since October. Who would have thought after that heavy early

October snow storm, that we would have had such a snow free and

mild Winter this year. Now, we just have to hope for an early and

dry Spring. We would also like to congratulate one of staff writers

Johnny Lange and his new wife Dawn of Strip Club Choppers who

just got married on Valentines day. We wish them all the luck and

happiness in the world.

Till next time... ride safe,

[email protected]

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PUBLISHERMark Ruzicka

EDITORMa

LAYOUT & DESIGNMark McNabb

COVER PHOTOGRAPHYMark Vetrini

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PHOTOGRAPHYKieren, “lutz,” Paul Babore,Mark Vetrini and Jim Roselli

CONTRIBUTING WRITERSJ.P. Fager, “lutz,”

Mark Vetrini and Paul Babore

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HOG RIDIN FOOLS M/C CLAM BAKE

Story Ridin’ and Pics by Lutz July 2011 • South Jersey

E veryone that rides knows that hittin’ the events usually means you run into the typical fare of chow, dogs, burgers, etc. But bikers being bikers (and our fine taste for Cuisine) every once in a while you’ll find a party that has that something extra, such as in this case an extra couple 1000 clams (and i dont mean money!) and thats exactly how the Hog ridin’ fools m/c do it! These bunch of brothers pull out all the stops and by all attending it’s very easy to see that their clam bake run is very popular. Being mid July and great ridin weather, yeah it was f@ckin hot as a steamed cla... (well you know what i mean). Still , this event brought out many great people and great times. Clams, chicken, corn, burgers, dogs and even more clams!! and dont forget the adult refreshments on a hot July day. Vendors, lots of way cool bikes to eyeball (as well as the ladies!) and music, made the feel just right at this party. So give it up to all the brothers with the Hog ridin fools m/c for another sucessful event! .. . .hell I’m goin back for another dozen.... . . . .!


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PIG ROAST/POKER RUN TO BENEFIT ST. JUDES FOR CHILDREN

Story Ridin’ and Pics by Lutz July 17th, 2011 • Browns Mills NJ

A nother beautiful July day and not a cloud in the sky! Time to round up some friends and go for a ride! This time around we are heading off to put some miles on with a poker run/pig roast with the proceeds going to the organization of St. Judes for Children. Now, if i haven’t said it enough we as bikers all have a soft spot for benefits ecspecially when it helps children, plus doing that on your motorcycle..twice as nice!! A nice long ride through the south Jersey pines and several different stops along the way to favorite water-ing holes like Jamisons, Chesterfield Inn, Plumsted Grill and ending up on the grounds of the Hornets Nest. This event was put together by local bikers, Irma and her crew put lots of work into this event, which being their first event turned out well as it was a big hit with all those attending. Great bbq, corn bread, burgers, dogs and fresh corn on the cob was piled high on everyones plates...(good stuff!) There was a variety of vendors , chinese auction and live music by the band “Random Generation” kept all busy and entertained. You could wander over to the bike show or get your ride washed up by some bikini clad beauties! Before you knew it the raffle was getting drawn and trophies handed out, “time flies when your having fun”!


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I just recently met with a new client who was seriously injured as a result of another distracted driver pulling from a stop sign directly into his path of travel. As is typical of my clients, this individual was approximately 60 years of age, has been riding motorcycles for most of his life and had never been involved in an accident until this fateful day. As badly injured as he was, hopefully after rehabilitation, he will regain all or much of the use of his leg. My point here is; when I was first referred this case, based upon the description of the accident and the injuries, I knew that I would be able to help. However, one of the first concerns I had was; is there going to be adequate insurance coverage to compensate him for all he is going through, and will go through in the future. Fortunately, in this situation the answer was yes, not because the responsible person had a lot of insurance, (although he did have more than the $15,000.00 in liability limits as required in Pennsylvania), but because my client purchased $100,000.00 in underinsured motorist coverage and the stacking option which allows him to stack the underinsured coverages from his other vehicles onto his motorcycle coverage. When speaking with him, he was aware that he had purchased these options because he knew, how important it was to have adequate uninsured and underinsured coverage in case he ever found himself in this situation. When I visited him and his wife at their home, although they knew they had good insurance, they didn’t fully understand the extent of their coverage until I explained the details. Although it may not make his bones heal any faster,

he realized that the premiums he has paid over the years would now ensure that he would be able to financially take care of himself and his family. With the season rapidly approaching, this is the perfect time for everyone to pull out their auto and motorcycle polices and make sure that you have adequate limits of liability and most importantly uninsured and underinsured coverage on your vehicles. If when comparing your auto policy to your

motorcycle policy you notice that you have less coverage on your motorcycle, this is a situation that must be remedied now before spring comes, and you hit the open roads again. Contrary to what many people believe, doubling or even tripling your motorcycle insurance will most likely add between only $50-$150 a year, depending on where you live. But this increase in premium will be well

worth the cost if you are ever in need of the coverage. Lastly, I am proud to announce that from this point forward, anytime a prior client or fellow biker refers a new client to my office, the Law Offices of Lee D. Gaber will make a donation to a charity of their choice. I’ve been thinking about this idea for a few years and rather than designate one specific charity of my choosing, I think it would be more appropriate that when a case settles, I make a contribution to a charity that is close to your heart to insure that some good comes out of a bad situation.

ASK THE ATTORNEYBY: LEE D. GABER, ESQUIRE1-888-CYCLE-LAW • [email protected] • www.cycleattorney.com

Sincerely,LEE D. GABER, EsquireThe one and only “Cycle Attorney”


Happy St. Patty’s Day and Greet-ings everyone, welcome back to “The Chef’s Lane”, where you’ll find the very best in Biker food and the Sweet side for Bikers by Bikers. Happy St. Patty’s Day everyone, we have some awe-

some Biker’s St. Patty’s Day recipes for you to tryout, we hope you enjoy them and as always, Melody and Friends always out do themselves on Desserts so’ enjoy!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!!

Chef FatBoy, Melody and Family

IRISH POTATOESBy: MBMCD, NJ.

Ingredients1 cup confectioners’ sugar1 cup shredded coconut1 1/2 tablespoons cream2 tablespoons ground cinnamon

Directions: Sprinkle the sugar on the coconut. Add the cream and mix gently. Take approximately 1/2 table-spoon of dough and roll into balls. Place cinnamon in a plastic bag and shake cookies a few at a time until coated.

IRRESISTIBLE IRISH SODA BREAD By: Karin Christian, PA.

Ingredients3 cups all-purpose flour1 tablespoon baking powder1/3 cup white sugar1 teaspoon salt1 teaspoon baking soda1 egg, lightly beaten2 cups buttermilk1/4 cup butter, melted

Directions: Preheat oven to 325 degrees F. Grease a 9x5 inch loaf pan. Combine flour, baking powder, sugar, salt and baking soda. Blend egg and buttermilk together, and add all at once to the flour mixture. Mix just until moistened. Stir in butter. Pour into prepared pan. Bake for 65 to 70 minutes, or until a toothpick inserted in the bread comes out clean. Cool on a wire rack. Wrap in foil for several hours, or overnight, for best flavor..

SHAMROCK SALADBy: letmeplzu2, NJ.

Ingredients - First Layer1 small box lime gelatin1 small can un-drained crushed pineappleDissolve gelatin in one cup hot water, then cool. Add pineapple. Pour mixture into large mold and chill until set. - Second Layer1 small box lemon gelatin6 ounces cream cheese10 marshmallows2 cups whipping cream Dissolve gelatin in one cup hot water. Mix one pack-age cream cheese with one cup whipping cream. Pour mixture on top of set lime gelatin. Chill until set.Mix remaining cream cheese with one cup whipped cream and the marshmallows cut into small pieces. Turn out mold on lettuce green and top with this mixture.Whip 1/2 cup cream and add drained maraschino cher-ries and drained pineapple slices, arranged to form an attractive circle on top.

CORNED BEEF AND CABBAGE IIBY: originalsyn, NY.

Ingredients1 (5 1/2 pound) corned beef brisket2 tablespoons pickling spice1 large orange, sliced in rounds2 stalks celery, sliced1 large onion, sliced1/2 cup cold water6 tablespoons margarine, divided1 large head cabbage, cored and sliced1 cup Golden Delicious apples, cored and quartered with peel1/4 cup cold waterDirections: Preheat the oven to 300 degrees F. Line a 9x13 inch roasting pan with aluminum foil, leaving enough extra extending over the sides to cover and seal in the roast. Rinse the brisket, and pat dry. Rub with pickling spice, and place in the prepared roasting pan. Arrange celery, orange and onion slices on and around the roast. Pour in 1/2 cup of water, and wrap aluminum foil up over the roast tightly, making sure the ends are sealed. Bake for about 4 hours in the preheated oven, or until meat is tender. About 45 minutes before the roasts time is up, heat 3 tablespoons of margarine and 1/4 cup of water in a large pot. Add cabbage and apples, cover, and simmer over low heat for about 30 minutes. Occasionally shake the pot so that nothing sticks to the bottom. Serve with remaining margarine and sliced corned beef.


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We Are Laurence P Scerri

We are that hellion kid on a tricycle Forging a bond within the wind The graybeard veteran that came back home Who never quite fit in

We are the rogues and rebels, sinners and saints Worst nightmares and dreams come true The jealousy and envy you feel each day The freedom not afforded you

We are that loner packing a bedroll Whose destiny is to ever roam Each state representing one more room In his American home

We are the group along the roadside Whom you revere and revile The weekend escape from your nine to five When you’re clad in Biker Style

We are that long ribbon of tinsel As far as the eye can see Clogging the arteries of your city To lay a gift neath a hospital tree

We are genuine American Bikers Never resigned to be out of sight Know that we shall never back down Nor fade quietly into the night

Drama's behind Rod Hatter

My soul took a loss, around that last bend... Yet I'll keep on ridin'...until my mind's end. Keep scribin' ink, telling my tales... The true remedy... for why my soul ails... Leave all the dramas...in my rear view. Look straight ahead...share something new. Through fellowship, should never lose... Nobody ever should suffer the blues. Rekindle lessons from the old school... Positive energy...now my life's fuel. As that fuel burns, layin' down lines... Poetry, stories, all wrote so fine. Knowing those lines...they say what's real. Telling the whole world just how I feel...

Down And Out Eddie Sorez

As you pass me by Upon your ride I'll extend my hand Down and out Acknowledging Does not matter What you ride Can get killed just as quick On a Jap, a Hog, a Brit We share a common bond The wind and the road A breed apart we are Not trapped in a cage We share the same wind The same road Two wheels or three Doesn't matter to me If you pass me by Upon your ride Extend your hand As I do mine

The Biker's Muse MarySusan Williams-Migneault

She is the colors that he wears ... The very patch that binds his heart To his soul and to hers.

She is the tattoo that stretches His life across his skin A balm that heals his wounds.

She is the wind that blows Across the surface of his life Cooling the heat of many sins.

He searches the horizon For the vision of her face Even though he feels her

Sitting against his back.

She bears his restless spirit Feels it beat against her skin She bears his restless spirit

As he leans into her curves

She bears his restless spirit Balancing him in her wind He listens for her whisper

On roads that never end

Still Green Lad Bob Bryant

Daylight Rises, The thunder sounds Another day, Nowhere bound A Burning passion, Leather Clad Another Biker, A still green lad Uncorrupted youth, Destiny set Follow the creed, Not sure yet Time will tell, There is no doubt Untold dreams, Thought about Heroes he has, Legacy’s few Ride the roads, Pay the dues Feel the wind, Live and learn Time runs slow, Wheels still turn Wants this life, Settle for no other A still green lad, A future Brother

On January 13, 2012 - The Road Scribes of America: A Fellowship of the Pen, the Wind, and the Road was founded. Their mission is to ride and write together with a positive creative spirit, and through mutual support, with respect and loyalty towards each other, and the literary and/or artistic community at large, bringing the reader, the audience and the writer/artist together on a ride towards a new horizon on the literary landscape. While the Road Scribes of America are not exclusive to any one genre, or any medium of artistic expression, their devotion to Biker Poetry remains. Their purpose as a fellowship is to promote publication and support the writer/artist in what is often a solitary experience on the literary landscape. For more information, or to look the Road Scribes of America over, go to http://roadscribesofamerica.com

"Ride n write, throttle to pen.... We are the stewards of our kind and as such we inherently chronicle, not only our collective experiences, but also Brothers & Sisters we echo within each and every line penned." ~ Larry Scerri ~ Co-Founder Road Scribes of America


WHAT: The fifth annual Harley-Davidson Muscular Dystrophy Association Women’s Ride will be in Daytona Beach, Fla., on Tuesday, March 13. Since its inception, the annual ride has raised awareness and more than $179,000 to

support MDA Summer Camps and MDA programs around the country.

To be eligible to participate, riders must make a minimum contribution of $25 to MDA b March 13, 2012. Riders who collect more contributions will be eligible for special recognition and prizes. All riders who contribute $600 or more will receive a limited-edition Harley-Davidson MDA Women’s Ride sterling silver charm.

Additional prizes include:

• First Prize: $500 Harley-Davidson gift card • Second Prize: $250 Harley-Davidson gift card• Third Prize: $100 Harley-Davidson gift card

The ride will begin at Riverfront Park on Beach Street in Daytona Beach and head to Bruce Rossmeyer’s

Destination Daytona.

To register for the 2012 Harley-Davidson MDA Women’s Ride, visit http://www.mdarides.org/rides/womensride/.

WHY: Since 1980, Harley-Davidson’s family of dealers, riders, employees and suppliers have raised more than

$65 million for MDA. They’ve also donated their time at nearly 100 MDA summer camps as well as hosted countless other events to raise awareness and funds for those who suffer with neuromuscular disease.

CONTACT: Amy Nadler • 312.988.2031 • [email protected]

ANNOUNCES PLANS FORFIFTH ANNUAL MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY ASSOCIATION WOMEN’S RIDE

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Twelve sparkling two-tone Hardy Candy Flake Core Series ($2,299.95 to $4,399.95) paint sets join the 2012 Color Shop offering from Harley-Davidson® Genuine Motor Accessories®. Metal flake, an iconic design element of the ‘70s, is back in this new premium custom finish. Hardy Candy Flake is created in a multi-step process that begins by laying several passes of silver microflake over a silver base, which is then topped with clear coat. The scallop pattern is hand-laid and masked, and color is next applied in a candy coat that allows the flake to show through. The design is then clear coated, hand striped, and clear coated again to give it the final smooth, deep finish. The Core Series Hardy Candy Flake paint sets are available in Red Flake, Green Flake, Pink Flake, Lime Gold Flake, Orange Flake and Black Flake with a Silver

Flake accent, and in Red Flake, Green Flake, Pink Flake, Lime Gold Flake, Orange Flake and Silver Flake with a Black Flake accent. Core Series paint is available as a complete set including factory-fresh sheet metal, or as a “paint only” option, applied to undamaged sheet metal removed from a motorcycle. Core Series Color Sets are covered by a two-year factory warranty. The Hard Candy Flake complete paint sets and are available to fit many Sportster®, Dyna®, Softail® and Touring model motorcycles. Also sold individually are Sportster, Dyna and Softail fuel tanks in the Hard Candy Flake color combinations.

NEW HARD CANDY FLAKE PAINT SETS FROM HARLEY-DAVIDSONA Sparkling Old-School Metal-Flake Finish in 12 Color Combinations


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Harley-Davidson will fire up the riding season at Daytona Bike Week 2012 with a collection of the latest andgreatest motorcycles and more at Riverfront Park on Beach Street and at Daytona International Speedway.

“We know that Daytona Bike Week signals the start of motorcycle season, and Harley-Davidson has been part of

that tradition since the beginning,” said Steve Piehl, Harley-Davidson Director of Customer Experience. “Not only will we give riders a chance to enjoy our new motorcycles at the Speedway, but we are also a big part of the scene at Riverfront Park on Beach Street. We love being there with thousands of riders enjoying the Harley experience.”

Harley-Davidson will display motorcycles, MotorClothes, H-D1 customization, Women’s Area, Muscular Dystrophy Association (MDA) raffle, H-D Insurance, H-D Visa, Willie G. merchandise, beverages, free parking and more at

Riverfront Park on Beach Street from Saturday, March 10 to Saturday, March 17, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily.

Harley-Davidson has partnered with American Iron magazine to host the Ride-In Custom Bike Show on Beach Street Wednesday, March 14. Registration is 9 a.m. to noon with a $10 entry fee MDA donation. Trophies and cash prizes

will be awarded at 4 p.m. in 11 classes with three Editors’ Pick winners to be featured in American Iron orMotorcycle Bagger magazines.

Harley Owner’s Group (H.O.G.) events in Daytona include pin stops at Beach Street and the Speedway, alongwith a special AT&T Recharge Area for H.O.G. members on Beach Street. After the Ride-In Show, Harley-Davidson

will host a special street party on Beach Street with the Blues Brothers Revue, including food/drink coupons for H.O.G. members.

Harley-Davidson will give 2012 motorcycle demo rides, along with motorcycle displays, UFC Experience, Ford exhibit, beverages and free parking at Daytona International Speedway near the Intersection of Midway Avenue and

Richard Petty Boulevard from Saturday, March 10, to Saturday, March 17, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily.

The 6th Annual MDA Women’s Ride will take place Tuesday, March 13 with registration on Beach Street starting at 8 a.m. and the ride landing at Destination Daytona at 10 a.m.

Harley-Davidson will also be at Black Bike Week on Mary McLeod Bethune Boulevard in Daytona Beach March 15-17 from 3-10 p.m.

For a complete listing of Harley-Davidson events, please visit our website at www.harley-davidson.com and there will be online coverage from Daytona at www.harley-davidson.com/daytona. Please check the on-site

Harley-Davidson activities guide for additional times and locations of entertainment and other attractions.

Bike Week 2012 Offers Demo Rides,Custom Bike Show, Street Party and More

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EventsCalendarEventsCalendarMarch 4th POLAR BEAR RIDEFIREHOUSE EATERY, 455 Saint Georges Ave. Rahway, NJ 07065 Ph# 732 382-9500.Take G.S.P. to exit 131 (not 131A) to Rte 27; turn left on Rte 27 North; go 2.6 miles, take left onto Rte 35 (AKA St Georges Ave); go 0.3 mile; Fire-house Restaurant is on the right

March 9TH to 18THDAYTONA BEACH BIKE WEEKMarch 11th POLAR BEAR RIDELONG VALLEY PUB & BREWERY, 1 Fairmount Rd., Long Valley, NJ 07853Ph #908-876-1122.From Rte 206 in Chester, take Rte 24 West (Rte 513); go 4.5 miles to Long Valley; Make left at light at Rte 517; immediately on right, first parking lot is the Long Valley Pub.

March 17th BARB’S MARCH BADNESS INDOOR CUSTOM BIKE SHOW! See some of the area’s incredible custom motorcycles on display in our showroom. Cast your vote for the People’s Choice trophy. Think your bike is show worthy? Contact Chris in Promotions to enter yours. Call 856-456-4141 or e-mail [email protected].

April 8th 2ND ANNUAL ROUGHNECKS BIKE BLESSING - Searts, Rt 35 , Middletown Reg. Opens 9:00 to 10:00am $15.00 rider/$10.00 Passenger. Gifts for all registered riders Blessing starts at 10:15amRide will be announced that morning. Free Bagels and Coffee

April 14th BIKERS RALLY FOR BRAIN INJURED CHILDREN ELKS MC The ride has six start locations Bellos Sports Pub, 1 Roosevelt Road, ParlinCloster Elks Lodge, 148 Railroad Avenue Closter 951 Lincoln Avenue East, Cranford Bayonne Elks Lodge, 364 Broadway, Bayonne Manville/Hillsborough Elks Lodge,1500 Brooks Boulevard, HillsboroughRides will begin at12:00pmRide fee is $20.00 per person End in Old Bridge with music, food and vendors.Proceeds will be donated to the special needs children of the Sayreville B.I.C. camp and Camp Robin in Old BridgeFor more information call (732) 316-1953

April 21st AUTISM RIDEAutism Roars Ride All proceeds go to: Autism SpeaksFoundation 10 am check in Williams Harley-Davidson- Lebanon, NJ (www.williamshd.com) Music by: The Johnny Charles Band $25.00 PP $10.00 passenger BBQ on site following ride.

April 28nd 3RD ANNUAL POKER RUN RED KNIGHTS MC NJ CHAPTER 16’SCo Hosted by Red Knights NJ Chapter 23 To Benefit the Burn Foundation Reg: 9 11:00 am. Pre Registration via paypal or mail available at www.red-knights16.com Ride Fee $20 Rider $10 passenger. Includes food and Live music by First 50 to Register receive a free t shirt. Begins at the Atlantic County Harley Davidson 219 East White Horse Pike Galloway Kickstands up at 11:00am. Ends at Vineland Moose Lodge #434 at 187 W. Wheat Rd., Vineland.

April 27th-29th WILDWOOD SPRING RALLY - Oak and Atlantic Wildwood N.J

April 29th JAMM IV RIDE TO RESCUEStarts at Chatterbox Drive, Augusta • 60 mile Police escorted ride Ride benefits dogs waiting for new homesReg: 8:30 to 10:30amBike Blessing: 10:30am Kick stands up at 10:45 am$15.00 per personRide ends with cash lunch

April 29th ELKS 3RD ANNUAL BIKE SHOW Ridgefield Park Elks MC #1506 Spruce & Cedar Sts, Ridgefield Parkto benefit local Autism foundation & Fisher House Foundation (Veterans) 12pm - 4pm donation $20 incl. food, refreshments, music, vendors Show registration 12 to 1:20pm $5.00

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