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AUGUST 2016 • Vol. 15 ISSUE 8

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The Gathering of the Tribes columbus • nJ

Rock, Rib’s, & Ridge’s Festival

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Hello Everyone and welcome to the August issue of FAST LANE BIKER. Summer is in full swing and things are going well in the Tri-State motorcycle community. We’re making a few changes in our website next month. One of the changes is how you view the magazine online. Now if you sign up on the website you can have a digital issue e-mailed to you every month for FREE. Its just one of a few changes in the website that will be coming over the next few months. We hope you all enjoy the rest of your summer.

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2016 Rock, Rib’s, & Ridge’s Festival Sussex County Fairgrounds Do you hear it? Do you smell it? Do you feel the bright sun and cool breeze’s on top of the hill’s of an area known for some of the best motorcycle riding in NJ. Well welcome, to the 2016 Rock, Rib’s, & Ridge’s Festival at the beautiful Sussex County Fairgrounds in Augusta, Nj. The Pit Crew has once again found our reader’s a great place to ride to and hangout with some good music, good food, and just have a good ol’ time. The Pit Crew found themselves at the Sussex County Fairgrounds, an area surrounded by natures ridge’s, a rock stage, a midway of rib vendors, camping, vip tent’s and mixed drink’s such as Barenjager Honey Liqueur. What were we up too, you ask? We were about to get down with the Rock, Rib’s, & Ridges Festival, a two day event held in late June. We started by checking out all the festival had to offer and after walking around for a bit we found Howard Freeman, founder and managing general partner of the Rock, Rib’s, & Ridges Festival. Howard was kind of enough to spare a few minutes in his busy day for an interview to explain how he puts on this festival as well as speak about his Quick Chek Festival of Balloons in Readington,NJ. While in Rochester, NY seven years ago he had met a man who ran a rib festival. Having a little down time from the balloon festival that takes place in late July, and thinking of another event to fill in his down time, the idea for Rock and Rib’s was born. Originally held in Vernon, NJ at the Hidden Valley Resort it grew to such numbers it was forced to relocate to the larger venue at the Sussex County Fairgrounds. The festival just celebrated its 7th year and get’s larger by the year. Pitmaster’s come from all over the country and do what they do best and also to win in different contest’s where trophies and prize money are won. After our chat with Mr. Freeman, we had the pleasure to meet Allie, the youngest female Pitmaster in the US and owner of Butch’s Smack Your Lip’s BBQ. Darn good BBQ. We walked around and watched people pour in with their chairs and shade tents. They set up to watch the long list of bands such as the Outlaw’s, Jefferson Starship, Blues Traveler, Kansas, Artimus Pyle, and more, what a line up huh? Now speaking as one half of the Pit crew, i don’t normally do these kinds of events. It’s usually a hundred degrees and torture to me, so let me explain what makes it so different and worth the trip. One, you can camp there which is always a treat, water cooling stations were provided, the vip tent had table service, free water and ice coolers in every corner. The vendors supplied ribs, water, soda, and ice cream. There was shade, there was grass, and yes it was hot but it was not torture. It was a well planned and an enjoyable 2 days. The parking was organized and Rider Insurance sponsored an area just for motorcycles. Our hat’s off to all the staff that endured the heat all day to provide exceptional guest services. We also met a crew from a new radio station out of Nashville, who were running around doing interviews with the bands for Indie Rock 101, the Southern Voice, very cool people live streaming music to you. I’m sure we’ll see them at the Quick Chek Festival of Balloons on July 29-31, 2016. Just remember it goes on every year around the same time. Fast Lane Biker, which lane are you in?

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The Gathering of the Tribes 2015 story ridin’ and pics by Lutz

august 8 2015 • columbus, new jersey

Bikers are made up by all kinds of people. All share the love of riding their motorcycles, some like oriented events, some like breakfast runs and some love an old fashion “party all night” event. Personally, I like them all and I do greatly enjoy the “Gathering of the Tribes” which consists of lots of great people that ride and their common bond is religion. Once a year christian faith motorcycle clubs, freinds and family all get together to meet and put together the “Gathering of the “Tribes, which brings awareness about “Bikers Against Drug & Alcohol Abuse”. Funds raised from the event benefit the “Americas Keswick” in Whiting, NJ. This year it was held at a new location at the Burlington county fairgrounds . There were a variety of food trucks, vendors, a live band provided music, a cool bike show and much more. Many came out to support this event, so heres to good things at the new locations and god bless!

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The 35th Annual ABATE Toy Run For the Kids story ridin’ and pics by Lutz

november 1, 2015 • philadelphia pennsylvania

Yup, its mid July and its f#uckin hot!!! So what else would be almost as nice as a cool bike ride? How about some pics from cooler times... Every year, this is the big one that is highly anticipated by many, the annual Delaware county ABATE Toy Run For the Kids! In its 35th year, thousands of bikers attend and bring toys that are collected by the United States Marine Corps to help many local Philadelphia children have a merrier holiday. Tons of bikes line up on Columbus Avenue with many restaurants, vendors and local favorite radio station WMMR all come out to participate. At noon a seemingly endless procession of motorcycles all take a ride through Philadelphia and end up at the “Electric Factory” where toys are collected and music is provided by the band “Live At The Fillmore”. Recognition was given to those who organized this event and rightfully so. As motorcycles came and went throughout the day, its nice to know that bikers still do the right thing!

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KNOW THE LAW I

had intended to devote this month’s article to the FBI Director’s decision not to indict Hillary Clinton for the email scandal however that article got trumped by the United States Supreme Court Decision of Birchfield v. North Dakota, which was decided on June 23, 2016. Birchfield basically turned the nation’s DUI laws upside down. It always amazes me how long Supreme Court decisions are when you can boil the guts of those decisions down to a few nuggets. That is equally true of Birchfield. In short, pretty much every state in the nation has a provision in it’s DUI laws whereby the offender must submit to a blood draw or face greater criminal DUI penalties. In other words, if a repeat DUI offender refuses a blood draw, the law automatically jumps him or her to the highest penalty level based on the presumption that the offender refused the test because he or she was already at the highest level. Those presumptive laws were eviscerated by Birchfield, which held that the State can no longer give DUI offenders an increased criminal penalty for refusing a blood draw. What does this mean at a practical level? First, if you are currently facing criminal penalties and the Police Officer read you the standard warnings prior to your consenting to the blood draw, the blood draw results will now be inadmissible as fruit of the poisonous tree. This will take Tier 2 and Tier 3 offenders down to a Tier 1 offense, which will make a huge difference when it comes to sentencing. Second, the Police can still have you submit to a breath test as part of the standard field sobriety tests. Third, the Police can ask you to submit to a blood draw however they cannot threaten you with any criminal penalties if you refuse. Third, you can still have your license suspended for refusing to consent to a blood draw as that is a civil penalty not a criminal penalty. Fourth and last, if you refuse a blood draw, the Police can detain you while they get a search warrant to draw your blood. The question then is in which cases will the Police take the extra time they will need to secure a search warrant to draw your blood as they will not have the time to do that in every case. Given that the current PennDOT penalty for refusing a blood draw is one additional year of a license suspension, the only people who will refuse a blood draw are most likely to be DUI Fast Lane Biker

BY ATTORNEY STEVE STAMBAUGH offenders who both have reason to believe that they will be a Tier 3 offender (the highest DUI offense category) and also have two or more prior DUI offenses within ten years. The reason I say this is that, in my opinion, there would be no reason to incur an extra year of license suspension for refusing a blood draw on a first DUI offense. The same is probably equally true of a second DUI offense. However, when you get to a third DUI offense and the mandatory minimum one year in State Prison for a third tier / third DUI offense, an additional year of a license suspension doesn’t start to look that bad. What this means is that the people that the state most needs to get off the road and into prison, treatment or both, are the ones most likely to refuse the blood draw, and the ones most likely to benefit from that refusal. The foregoing being said, every action begets a reaction and I anticipate a few reactions to this decision. First, we will start seeing more DUI checkpoints where the blood draw facility is on site and a Judge is on call to hear, decide and issue search warrants. Second, I suspect that law enforcement will ramp up the accuracy of field officers’ access to a person’s complete criminal history so that they can determine, in the field, the number of a person’s prior DUI offenses. If those records are up to date for the Officer in the field, s/he will be able to identify repeat offenders and thus will know to take the time to get a search warrant in those cases. Last, I suspect that the Legislature will enact increasing civil penalties for DUI offenders who refuse a blood draw, which will take the current one year forfeiture to new and much higher levels. Naturally, these reforms will take time to implement however I see them coming the only question being when, not if. Last please remember to check out www.ychdoa.com and www.ndmpmf. com for Rides. And again, as always, if you haven’t joined ABATE, do so. They are the Biker’s Voice in Harrisburg. www.YCHDOA.com See you on the road

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Events

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August 6TH

3rd Annual Hope For A Child Run Sponsored by Riders For Christ The ride starts at 120 Old Bridge Turnpike in South River. There are no drugs or alcohol allowed at this event. Registration is from 9:00 am until 10:00 am and the motorcycles go out at 10:15 am. The ride will be about 40 miles and will end with food and music.

Army SPC Benjamin Moore Scholarship Poker Run

Sponsored by Rolling Thunder New Jersey Chapter 2. The poker run starts at the Hope House Humane, 150 West Burlington Street in Bordentown. Registration is from 9:00 am until 11:00 am. The ride fee is $20.00 per person. There will be food prizes, vendors, music, and a prize for the best hand. All the proceeds will benefit the Army SPC Benjamin Moore/HHH Memorial Scholarship (609) 296-5665

ALR 3rd Annual Poker Run

The poker run starts at the American Legion Post 637, 650 Franklin Street in Hamburg. Registration is from 10:00 am until 12:00 pm. There will be cash prizes for first and second place, as well as the worst hand. There will be soft drinks after the ride, as well as music, raffles, a Chinese auction, 50/50 drawing, and more. The proceeds will benefit the Keystone Wounded Warriors. For more information call (610) 5625848.

August 7TH

Knights in the Woods

Sponsored by Blue Knights NJ III The ride starts at the Deutscher Club of Clark, 787 Featherbed Lane in Clark. Registration begins at 9:00 am and motorcycles go out at 11:00 am. The ride fee is $25.00 per person. The ride fee includes food at the end of the ride. The 50 mile ride is fully escorted and ends with a picnic and live music. Proceeds will benefit The Valerie Fund. For more information call (732) 770-6067

9th Annual Hospice Poker Run & Pig Roast

in Memory of Blu-Lady 101 Sponsored by Ocean County PBA 258 The ride starts at Wawa, 530/539 and Route 70. Registration is from 9:00 am to 11:15 am rain or shine. The ride fee is $25.00 for the rider and $5.00 for a passenger. $300.00 will be awarded

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for first place, $150.00 for second and $50.00 for third. All Profits will benefit Van Dyke Hospice at Community Medical Center. For more information call (732) 581-9308.

Run for the Kids

Sponsored by Middletown Elks #2179 The poker run starts at 251 Church Street in Belford. Registration is 9:00 am until 11:00 am. The fee is $20.00 per rider and $10.00 per passenger. The proceeds will benefit children. For more information call (732) 671-0463.

August 12-13TH

Combined Annual New York State US Military Vets MC Sponsored by US Military Vets MC New York State. The event is being held at the Greenville VFW 3175, 1316 US Highway 6 in Port Jervis. The fee is $20.00 per person. There will be a dice run, bike rodeo, music, food, and a bike wash. For more information go to www. usmvmchudsonvalley.org.

August 13TH

Sgt. Aaron M. Lavier Memorial Motorcycle Ride and BBQ

The ride starts at Notre Dame High School, 1 Notre Dame Lane in Utica. Registration is from 9:00 am to 10:30 am. This is a memorial ride to benefit the N.J.R.O.T.C. scholarship fund in Aaron’s name. For more information call (315) 404-8085.

Sophia’s Ride

show is $15.00 in advance or $20.00 on the day of the event. Bikes will be judged in various categories and awards will be given to winners. There will also be a swap meet, motorcycle games, live entertainment, children’s activities and more. For more information call (609) 635-7798.

Helping Hands

The ride starts at the New Berlin American Legion Post 957, 640 Water Street in New Berlin. Registration is at 9:00 am and the motorcycles go out at 11:30 am. This ride benefits Dog Tags. For more information call (570) 5411358.

2nd Annual Never Forgotten Ride

Sponsored by Scranton Toyota The ride starts at the Parker House Tavern, 12 East Parker Street in Scranton. Registration is from 9:00 am until 10:30 am and the motorcycles go out at 11:00 am. The ride fee is $20.00 per rider and $15.00 per passenger. There will be food available, as well as basket raffles. For more information call (570) 840-0944

Makita Scholarship Run

Sponsored by The Wagon Wheel The ride starts at the Wagon Wheel, 17 East Main Street in Ringtown at 11:00 am. For more information call (570) 889-3752.

Family and Friends For Freedom Ride

at Garden State Harley Davidson Rt 10 East Morris Plains Enjoy a 45 minute ride through Morris County return to GS Harley Davidson BBQ and Music raffle tricky tray prizes and more register 10 AM $20.00 RIDER $10.00 passenger

Sponsored by Post 435 ALR, Waterloo Container, Local 3298 USW., Cobblestone Coffee, and The Grelas The ride starts at the American Legion Post 435, 1 East Williams Street in Waterloo. Registration is from 8:0 am until 9:30 am and the motorcycles go out at 10:00. The fee is $20.00 per rider and $10.00 per passenger if you pre-register or $25.00 per rider and $10.00 per passenger the day of the event, which includes dinner. There will be 50/50 drawing and prizes for the top three hands. This ride is to remember Staff Sgt Frank G Phillips IV and benefits the American Legion Riders Scholarship Legacy Fund.

David’s Touch Foundation Charity Motorcycle Run Sponsored by Seabra’s Armory The ride starts at 9:00 am at Seabra’s Armory, 200 Front Street in Perth Amboy. For more information call (732) 896-0656.

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Knights of the Inferno - Charity Biker Rodeo

Sponsored by Knights of the Inferno Fire Fighters MC Shore Syndicate Chapter, Autism Awareness NJ Family Services, and Fighting H.A.R.D. Foundation The event is being held at the Bamber Lakes VFW Post 10118, 2652 Lacey Road in Forked River starting at 12:00 pm. The fee is $20.00 per person. There will be food, a band, vendors, and games.

August 14TH

The event will be held at the Burlington County Fairgrounds,1990 County Route 670 in Columbus. Gates open at 11:00 am. General admission is $5.00 for adults. Children under 12 years of age will get in free. The event will include a motorcycle show. The entry fee for the

Homes For Our Troops Motorcycle Ride Sponsored by Texas Roadhouse The ride starts at Texas Roadhouse of Old Bridge, 1000 Route 9 South in

Parlin. Registration is from 7:30 am to 10:00 am. The ride fee is $30.00 for the rider or $50.00 with a passenger. The ride fee includes breakfast, a barbeque, music, raffles, and vendors. For more information call (732) 721-0780.

Poker in the Pines Poker Run

Sponsored by Trapani’s The Motorcycle Specialist. The poker run starts at the Trapani’s,529 Route 9 in Waretown. Registration is from 9:00 am until 11:00 am. The ride fee is $20.00 per rider and $10.00 per passenger. The ride will be about 75 miles and will end with music, food, entertainment, prizes, and giveaways. For more information call (609) 693-3773.

Rockaway Township Unico Charity Motorcycle Run for the Kids

Sponsored by Rockaway Township Unico. The ride starts at the Peterson Field, 92 Fleetwood Road in Rockaway Township. Registration begins at 8:30 am and the motorcycles go out at 10:00 am. The ride fee is $25.00 per rider and $15.00 per passenger. There will be a barbeque lunch, music, raffles, and a 50/50 drawing. For more information call (973) 975-5554.

August 19 - 21ST Nuthin’ Fancy 2016

The event is being held at the Morwood Sportsman Club, 111 Wambold Road in Green Lane starting at 3:00 pm on August 19. There will be a memorial ride, music, vendors, tent camping, and more. There are a limited number of 10’x10’ vending spaces available. For more information call (215) 721-2726.

The America’s 9/11 Ride

Sponsored by America’s 911 Foundation, Inc. The ride starts at the Flight 93 Memorial in Shanksville at 8:00 am. The ride will go to Washington DC and then to Manhattan. This ride is to honor all first responders. For more information call (877) 771-0118.

August 20TH

Hookies Benefit Run Sponsored by Bixler Pyrotechnics, and Yuengling. The ride starts at Washington Fire Company, 1305 Centre Street in Ashland. Registration begins at 10:00 am and motorcycles go out at 11:30 am, rain or shine. The ride fee is $20.00 for the rider and $10.00 for a passenger. The ride will go through the coal region to benefit the Washington Fire Company ladder truck fund. The ride includes 3 stops before ending with a picnic, 50/50 drawing and raffle prizes. The event will be rain or shine. For more information call (570) 527-1153.

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The ride starts at 81 East Street in Mechanicville at 9:30 am. The ride will be 100 miles and will end with a chicken barbeque, 50/50 raffle, an auction, and music. All proceeds will help veterans. For more information call (518) 2580231.

Motorcycles for Mikey

Sponsored by Center Valley Motorsports, Whitehouse Tree and Shrub Care, Potts Hot Dogs, and Modern Concepts The ride starts at the Schnecksville Fire Company Pavilion, 4550 Old Packhouse Road in Schnecksville. Registration is from 9:30 am until 11:00 am and the motorcycles go out at 12:00 pm. The ride fee is $25.00 per person, which includes food. There will be games, 50/50 drawings, a Chinese auction, tournaments, and music. For more information call (610) 417-4266.

American Legion Riders Chapter 291- 2nd Annual Poker Run

Sponsored by American Legion Riders Chapter # 291 of Greenville. The poker run starts at American Legion Post #291, 54 Maple Avenue in Greenville. Registration begins at 10:00 am and motorcycles go out at 11:00 am. The ride fee is $20.00 for the rider and $15.00 for a passenger. The fee includes a barbeque and non-alcoholic beverages. The ride ends with 50/50 drawing.

Ride to Raise Awareness For Spinal Cord Injury

Sponsored by Jamesburg Elks 2180 MC The ride starts at Jamesburg Elks 2180, 74 W Railroad Avenue in Jamesburg. Registration begins at 10:00 am and motorcycles go out at 11:30 am. The ride fee is $20.00 per person. The escorted ride will end with a street fair, food, vendors and more. Proceeds will be donated to Mike Nichols Truse and Herb Pemberton for medical expenses. For more information call (732) 688-0668.

Lamafest 2016

Sponsored by Maplecrest Ford/ Lincoln Dealerof Union, Hannum’s Harley Davidson of Rahway, Cross Country Powersposrts of Metuchen, Firestone Tires, and Extra SupermarketsThe event is being held at the Hot Spot Lounge and Restaurant, 17 Avenue A in Newark starting at 12:00 pm. The fee is $15.00 per person if you have a Lama membership or $25.00 per person if you do not. The event will include rides and more. The proceeds will benefit the Make A Wish Foundation. For more information call (862) 234-5262.

August 21ST

NJ Red Knights Chapter 14 Annual Fallen Firefighter Poker Run Sponsored by Brian’s Harley Davidson The poker run starts at the Brain’s

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Harley Davidson, 600 South Flowers Mill Road in Langhorne and ends in Hamilton. Registration is from 9:00 am until 11:00 am. The fee is $25.00 per rider and $15.00 per passenger. If you pre-register before August 10th, the rider will save $5.00 on the ride fee. There will be a pig roast, food, music, games, trophies, and door prizes. This ride is for the family of a firefighter that their life in the line of duty. For more information call (609) 672-6581.

Poker Run

Sponsored by 99.9 The Hawk, McDonald’s, Service Electric Cable TV and Communications, Muller Suzuki, Scherline and Associates, Dutch Springs, Harmony Press, Inc., and Gebhartds This week the bike show will be held at McDonald’s, 5060 PA-873 in Schnecksville beginning at 3:30 pm. Admission is free for the public. The fee to enter a motorcycle is $10.00. Prizes and trophies will be awarded for the best bike in 10 classes. Classes include antique, choppers, best exhaust, metric/sport, mild custom, touring, radical/wild, trikes/special interest, and peoples choice. All winners are invited to a year-end celebration and a grand prize winner is chosen. In addition to the bike show there will be punchboard and a jackpot machine will the opportunity to win cash prizes as will as concert tickets. Kids can play with Ronald McDonald. Proceeds benefit Ronald McDonald Camp which hosts kids with cancer and their siblings. For more information call (610) 258-6155.

Sponsored by Noble Riders The poker run starts at 221 Orchard Road in Reading at 10:00 am and ends in Robesonia. If you register before August 14, the fee is $20.00 per rider and $10.00 per passenger, afterwards it goes up to $25.00 per rider and $10.00 per passenger. There will be cash prizes, food, a Chinese auction, 50/50, and vendors. This event benefits the Shriners Hospital for Children. For more information call (484) 525-9804

Hawk McDonald’s Sunday Bike Nights

Sponsored by Foresta’s Market, Origlio Beverage, Kmart, Walmart, Kellar Roofing, Wegman’s, Giant Food Store, etc. The poker run starts at Hooters, 240 North Gulph Road in King of Prussia at 10:00 am and ends in Montclair. The fee is $20.00 per person, which includes a buffet and shirt. There will be music, food, prizes, and more. For more information call (610) 310-3925.

Noble Riders Ride for Shriners Childrens Hospitals

August 28TH

Annual Picnic Boardwalk Ride Bike Show

Sponsored by Blue Knights NJV & Cape Classics M/C. The event takes place at 337 Spicer Avenue in Wildwood. Registration is from 9:00 am to 11:00 am. The event includes a scenic ride around Cape May county, including riding on

11th Annual Emilio Ranieri Bike Run

the famous Wildwood Boardwalk. The ride ends with lunch and a bike show. Judging for the bike show will take place during lunch. For more information call Cal at (856) 364-6843 or Roland at (609) 602-9162.

Hawk McDonald’s Sunday Bike Nights

Sponsored by 99.9 The Hawk, McDonald’s, Service Electric Cable TV and Communications, Muller Suzuki, Scherline and Associates, Dutch Springs, Harmony Press, Inc., and Gebhartds This week the bike show will be held at McDonald’s, 721 N. Cedar Crest Boulevard in Allentown beginning at 2:00 pm. Admission is free for the public. The fee to enter a motorcycle is $10.00. Prizes and trophies will be awarded for the best bike in 10 classes. Classes include antique, choppers, best exhaust, metric/sport, mild custom, touring, radical/wild, trikes/special interest, and peoples choice. This week is the year-end celebration and a grand prize winner will chosen. Winners from previous events in Allentown, Trexlertown, Bethlehem, Macungie, Forks Township and Schnecksville are invited to compete. In addition to the bike show there will be punchboard and a jackpot machine will the opportunity to win cash prizes as will as concert tickets. Kids can play with Ronald McDonald. Proceeds benefit Ronald McDonald Camp which hosts kids with cancer and their siblings. For more information call (610) 258-6155.

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Sponsored by American Legion Riders Post 473. The ride starts at the American Legion Post 473 in Freeland at 9:00 am. The ride fee is $15.00 per rider and $10.00 per passenger. There will be music, food, and 50/50 raffles. The proceeds will benefit Edward Francis Dwyer Jr for medical reasons. For more information call (570) 599-5206.

1st Annual James Fischer Memorial Bike Run

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The run starts at the Vernon Fire House 537, 537 Route 515 in Vernon. Registration is at 9:00 am and the motorcycles go out at 10:00 am. The ride ends with food and music. This ride is honoring James Fischer. For more information call (973) 570-9632.

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The ride starts at 431 Route 206 in Montague. Registration is from 9:30 am to 10:45 am and motorcycles go out at 11:00 am. The ride ends with food, live music, and more. For more information call (973) 570-9632.

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