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JULY 2016 • Vol. 15 ISSUE 7
BIKER WEEKEND
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Hello Everyone and welcome to the July issue of FAST LANE BIKER. The season is starting to heat up and motorcycle events in the Tri Sate area are in full swing. Get the full July listings on page 32. One of our favorite Spring and early Summer events in July is the Gettysburg Bike Week. This is one of those annual events that has something for everyone, motorcycles and music plus you can also cram in a little history while you’re there. FAST LANE BIKERS very own Steve Stambaugh will be set up at the show. Steve is a really great lawyer and a good guy, so make sure you stop by his booth.
CONTRIBUTING WRITERS J.P. Fager, “Lutz,” Mark Vetrini & Paul Babore, Mamma Iz & Pit
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Reading motorcycle club 101st anniversary party story ridin’ and pics by Lutz
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What can be said about Reading Motorcycles Clubs Anniversary parties that hasn’t and isn’t know by those that have been to one... simply one of top shelf bike parties out there! Oh you say you have never been too it?! Well, that being the case let me fill you in... Reading Motorcycle Clubs Anniversary party is in its 101st year and if a party sucked you know they wouldn’t keep going that many years. As mentioned earlier, this one is a bucket list gig to check out! Got to love a party that has a pre party the weekend before...which is the rope off party. A popular party like this has many coming out to claim there camping spot and if you snooze you loose! At the stroke of midnight 100s scramble to get that hot property to get ready for the real deal the following weekend. The party runs from thursday to saturday night and with many things to keep one occupied while there! One price at the door gets you camping and a bottomless mug for the weekend. For the early birds Thursday night is a real treat with the frozen t-shirt contest, you gotta see it to believe it! Then it even gets better with Tug of War, Sky Divers, Helicopter Rides, Dunk Tank, Burn Out Pit, Shit House Bike Drags, Bike Show, Tattoo Show, Hammer Game, Field Meet, Parts, Food, Vendors and Saturday night’s Beauty Pageant certainly packs them in. Live music rocks the house during the event with local and regional bands Le Compt, the Razorbacks, Snappa Head and many more. If you happen to get bored (NOT!) there are plenty of things to checkout with a nice ride on the scoot… The pagoda is a favorite and worth the ride… don’t forget to stop in and say hey and get some breakfast and a shower down the street at “the tent” at the New Life Bible Church… its a tradition! Sadly all good things come to an end all and the party ends on Sunday morning with just enough time to get you home and ready for Monday. Are you interested yet?!! Fast Lane Biker
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Having served as a Sargent in the 101st & 82nd Airborne during the Vietnam Era & having witnessed the negative way that our military personal were treated during that time. I was happy to find a organization like Rolling Thunder 2 NY. They ensure that forgetting our military never happens again. Our POW & MIA issues are always up front & in the open. Our Annual Run Helps us provide our Veterans the help they need and are deserving of.
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I would like to think that in the 7 years I’ve been with Rolling Thunder, the one word that comes to mind is “Camaraderie”. Being a Veteran myself for 6 years, I’ve seen first hand, what my brothers and sisters of RT2NY have accomplished in the Veteran Community. Our Mission Statement is clear....”Leave no one Behind”. Through countless hours of voluntary service, we (because there is no “I” in team) have stood by our mission statement 110%. Not only for our POW/MIA’s but for the thousands of soldiers returning from Iraq and Afghanistan. We are always looking for new ways to help our vets. Whether it’s through our many fundraising events, or whether it’s just a sit down.... one on one...to let the soldier know that they have support they need. I am proud to call RT2NY my family.
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2016 Lanz’s North Country Thousand Island’s Biker Weekend by Momma Iz & Pit
It was that time of the year again and the Pit Stop crew made it’s annual trek North to Lanz’s 10th Annual North Country Thousand Island’s Biker Weekend on June 10-12th. The Pit Stop crew has ranked this weekend high up on it’s list as one of the best biker weekend’s any righteous biker could attend. Great riding, great people, great food, and plenty of places to visit, what more can an on the road biker ask for. Usually, when we’re on the road the crew talks about our adventure’s and place’s we’ve been but this year we thought about this. Did ya’ ever go on a biker vacation and think any of these things? Wow, I’m in the best hotel and I can’t get a soda after 9. Wow, im 500 miles from home and im eating in a fast food restaurant. Or wow, I’m broke but this feel’s like every other vacation spot and could be called anywhere USA. Our trip started by leaving our home state of New Jersey and heading North for the beautiful Thousand Island’s Region of New York State. Our destination, Lanz’s Motel and RV Campground located in Clayton, NY for it’s annual North Country Thousand Island’s Biker Weekend. Lanz’s perfect location on the St. Lawrence River is just a stone’s throw from the Canadian border. The Lanzione family own’s and operate’s this motel that includes motel room’s, camping, cottages, a beach, and a pool. Every year John and Trudy welcome biker’s from all over the region to their biker weekend in it’s 10th year. This weekend is packed full of fun and adventure. Riding, bands, food, bonfires, booze cruise, they even provide limo “booze run” ride’s to town, what more can one ask for. And let’s not forget about meeting up with friends and old acquaintances from year’s past. This year we were able to get a morning start and arrived at Lanz’s early on Friday. After unpacking and meeting with John we walked down to the river. There is alway’s something new at Lanz’s and this year we were greeted by none other than the infamous Chuckie, the doll from everyone’s worst nightmare. Every year a sculpture of a motorcycle is donated for the party and this year it was donated by a an ol’ school biker named JoJo. He did a great job with this piece as evidenced by all the photo’s taken. All we can say is everybody loved Chuckie on a bike. After our visit with Chuckie it was off to downtown Clayton for lunch and a walk around town. One of our favorite restaurant’s is The Johnston House. Outdoor seating, a Koi pond, and great staff, were always more than happy to stop in and have one their specialties called Lobster Shot’s. Basically a flight with four shot glasses filled with fried Lobster and four different sauce’s. Darn, another one of our hotspots given away, Lol. After a brief stop in what we consider one of the best homemade cheese spot’s around called The River Rat Cheese store we noticed a little commotion down by the river. The town of Clayton is alway’s full of surprise’s and this year we weren’t let down. After turning the corner to the river we saw a dog flying through the air into a giant pool. The Ultimate Air Dog’s were in town doing what they do best, flying through the air. With a running start and a leap towards the pool where a bone hangs high in the air, these well trained dog’s will soar through the air as far as 25 feet. Definitely a sight to see. As Friday night quickly approached we headed back down to the beach for some hamburger’s. While eating, we noticed the band “Ripchord” was setting up for the night. We met George, the bassist from last year and we talked for a bit. His band does so some pretty good 90’s cover song’s and kept us rockin’ all night. The bonfire was lit, the band was rockin’, and we hung out late into the moonlit nite.
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On Saturday, there is an annual bike run around the Thousand Island’s area. The run makes stop’s at all the hotspots around the Clayton and A-Bay area. This year’s run was in memory of SpongeBob who led the run for the past nine year’s, but sadly past last summer. When the bikers returned they were greeted with pulled pork for dinner and another local band called Minus Mike. Little did the Lanzione’s realize the biker’s had a little surprise for them. The band was stopped and Kurt presented John and Trudy a plaque in recognition of ten years of memories from their friends at biker’s weekend. Another bonfire was started and the party rocked again into the night. On Sunday when most people would be packing up to leave, not so at Lanz’s. It’s down to the beach to board the best pontoon boat cruise around where Bloody Mary’s are served to cure your hangover. After cruising for about an hour, the boat docks in A-Bay and lunch and drinks are served at The Pointe Bar and Grill. After that everyone is feeling good and it’s a boat ride back to Lanz’s for a clambake. While getting toasted on the pontoon ride back we rocked the boat to the Cupid Shuffle, laughed, and just had fun. When we docked, we saw something few people should ever have to see, sorry guy’s, lol. Kurt and Justin, two regular’s at Lanz’s stripped down to their underwear and jumped off the dock into the frigid water. Another great boat cruise on the books. Back on land, it was time for the clambake. As John’s staff served up clam’s, Lanz’s children tattooed guests (with markers) for a 2 dollar donation to St. Joseph’s. As we ate we remembered a couple we met last year, Meg and Eric, that made a killer drink for us. We waited a whole year to find out the ingredient’s. We were told they were expecting there first child any day and couldn’t attend this year. The Pit Stop crew wishes them the best and hope to see them in the future. So now its Monday, everyone is gone and we are packing up to head out. It’s peaceful, its a place I would come back too. It’s a place I would bring my children too. It’s a place where when you go into town, each store and each restaurant is privately owned and operated. You’ll have a great breakfast at the Koffee Kove, a great lunch or dinner at the Johnston House, and you may even run into a dog show like we did. You wont go broke and you wont feel like wow i could of had this at home because you cant, its not anywhere USA, its Clayton, USA.
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wrote last month’s article watching the sun rise in Phoenix Arizona on the first day of an 8 day bike trip with my step daughter. When you look at the pictures in this month’s article remember why we ride - to rejuvenate the soul. This trip was at the request of my 22 year old step-daughter, Katelyn. Although I started taking her younger brother on an annual bike trip a couple years back, I never imagined that Katelyn would want a trip of her own, especially since there were some pretty hard rules in my house with not many exceptions. We left in mid-May. While I initially planned a trip to New Mexico and Southern Colorado, El Nino killed that idea with record snow. I figured that Arizona would eliminate any snow worries and provide plenty of big sky and vast land views - in other words an equally awesome experience. Arizona came through with no snow but we got darn close with high temps some 20°-25° below normal, which means we rode several days with highs in the low to mid-50’s plus dancing with rain once outside of Phoenix. Be that as it may, Katelyn proved to be quite the trooper. And, as I always say, there is no such thing as a bad bike trip. As you can see from the pictures, we both had a great time. Whether waiting out a thunder storm in Flagstaff eating brick oven pizza and drinking amazing craft beer, to flying the Grand Canyon, to vast views in Monument Valley, to coming around the top end of a mesa in Mesa Verde with the temp at 44° looking at the front edge of a thunderstorm coming out of the Ute Valley hitting Fast Lane Biker
BY ATTORNEY STEVE STAMBAUGH the mesa at eye level spitting big drops of rain, the memories will last a lifetime. So, take some time, grab your wife/significant other, one of your kids, or someone special that needs a lift, plan a trip, and remember why we ride. Most of all remember - it’s the Journey, not the Destination. On a professional note, this is the time of year that Poser Attorneys come out in droves and proclaim their ability to handle biker cases. You will see them on TV and billboards, hear them on radio, and some even have the audacity to show up at and/or sponsor Biker Events, though they drive to and from our Events in the safety of their cages. They stand around spouting assurances and promises, slap your back and shake your hand. I have heard some bikers tell me that these Posers profess to have ridden dirt bikes as kids so they “know how to ride”. Right. Easy lie for a lawyer to tell, no way to disprove it. But how about this - what Biker, regardless of when he/she first rode, can ever get it out of their blood? Here’s the bottom line, riding a motorcycle is fundamentally different than driving a car. If you think that riding a bike is the same as driving a car, then you should feel free to hire a lawyer that does not ride. To think about it another way, if you were in a car accident, would you hire an attorney who neither owns nor drives a car? Of course not. Getting injured in a bike crash is bad enough, don’t get injured twice by hiring an attorney who does not ride. Last please remember to check out my clubs 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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Four days of fun with something for everyone... Live Entertainment, Daily Poker Runs, Bikini Contest- Tattoo Contest, Bike Show, Parade of Chrome, Bike Games, Burn Out Contest, Swap Meet, Vendors and a Whole Lot More! All Star Complex Gettysburg PENNSYLVANIA
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Jo-Jo Kolbasowski Memorial Poker Run Sponsored by American Legion Post 253 The ride starts at American Legion Post 253, 60 Devoe Avenue in Spotswood. Registration is from 9:00 am to 11:00 am rain or shine. The ride fee is $25.00. The ride ends with food, entertainment, vendors and music. The ride will benefit veterans. For more information call (908) 227-0129
8th Annual Vietnam Veterans Highway of Valor Tribute Ride
Sponsored by Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 377, 480,& 704, Blue Knights Chapter 17 The ride begins at the Owego Free Academy School, 1 Sheldon Guile Boulevard in Owego. The ride is free and open to the public. The 100 mile ride goes out at 11:00 am. The ride includes a stop in Groton for gas and food before ending in Hannibal with food and
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Sponsored by American Legion Riders Post #925 Norfolk NY The ride starts at the American Legion, 2 East High Street in Norfolk. Registration begins at 9:00 am and the motorcycles go out at 11:00 am. The fee is $15.00 per rider and $5.00 per passenger. The ride will be about 130 miles and will end with dinner, raffles, and games. All proceeds will benefit Train A Dog, Save A Warrior. For more information call (315) 384-3170.
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9th Annual Fallen Soldiers Ride
Sponsored by American Legion Riders Post 357 The ride starts at American Legion Post 357, 612 New York Avenue in Hallstead. Registration begins at 10:00 am and the motorcycles go out at 12:00 pm on a scenic ride in Northeast Pennsylvania. The ride ends with a meal, baskets, raffles and more. The ride will support fallen heroes. All motorcycles are welcome. For more information call (607) 759-6398
Central NJ MakeA-Wish Rally
Sponsored by Gem Bagels, Hard Luck Designs, Ocean County HD, Kickstart Cycle Supply, Cycle 1 Manufacturing, Under My Skin Tattoo, Blue Rock Cafe, and Hannum’s HD The ride starts at Hannum’s Harley-Davidson, 12 West Milton Avenue in Rahway. Registration begins at 9:00 am and motorcycles go out by 10:00 am. Participants are asked to raise $100.00 each to be donated to Make-A-Wish.
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, 6479 Village Lane in Macungie beginning at 5:30 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
Syria Motor Corps Poker Run
Sponsored by Gatto Cycle, Steel City Harley Davidson, and Z&M Cycle Sales The poker run starts at the Syria Shrine Center, 1877 Shriners Way in Cheswick at 9:00 am. There will be a run pin to the first 350 participants who register. There will be coffee and donuts before the run and hot food after the run, as well as a antique motorcycle show. For more information call (412) 367-1201
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Roar On The Shore The event is being held at the Perry Square, 600 State Street in Erie starting at 12:00 am. There is no admission fee for this event. There will be rides, bands, bike contests, vendors, raffles, and more. The rally is benefiting St. Martin’s Center Goodtimes Playground Bundle.
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Speranza Animal Rescue 2016
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1st Annual Ride for Vets
Sponsored by Hogs and Heroes Foundation, Inc. PA-2 The ride starts at the Iron Valley Harley Davidson, 3091 Lebanon Road in Manheim and ends in Ephrata. Registration begins at 10:00 am and the motorcycles go out at 11:00 am. The ride fee is $25.00 per bike, which includes a T-shirt. There will be music, food, a bike wash, and a free-to-enter bike show. The proceeds will benefit the Lebanon VA. For more information call (717) 725-6099
Railmen for Children Bike Run
Sponsored by Railmen for Children, and Tramontin Harley-Davidson The ride starts at Tramontin Harley-Davidson, 482 Hope Blairstown Road in Hope. Registration is from 9:00 am to 11:00 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 ride is escorted by the Blue Knights NJ 8 and ends in Hope with food, a band and more. This event will help make the 2016 holidays memorable for 300 special children, with a scenic train ride with Santa and friends, gifts and lunch. Your donation will help put a smile on a child’s face. For more information call (908) 459-4101
3rd Annual Poker Run; Riding For Home 2016
Sponsored by Full Circle Home The ride starts at American Legion Post # 394, 6206 Lake Avenue in Williamson and ending in Sodus Point. Registration is from 9:00 am until 11:00 am. The fee is $25.00 per rider or $40.00 with a passenger. The top three hands will win cash prizes. The ride ends with a buffet, raffles, bands, and raffle tickets. All proceeds will go to the Full Circle Home. For more information call (315) 694-6094
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Veteran Riders Association 3rd Annual Poker Run
The poker run starts at the Classic Harley Davidson in Leesport. Registration is from 10:00 am until 12:00 pm. The fee is $15.00 per rider and $10.00 per passenger. There will be prizes for the top three hands. For more information call (717) 368-5477
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7th Annual Special Olympics Run
Sponsored by New Jersey Knights of Columbus Motorcycle Ministry The ride starts at Vince Lombardi K of C council #6552, 872 Leonardville Road in Port Monmouth. Registration begins at 10:00 am and motorcycles go out at 12:00 pm rain or shine. The ride fee is $20.00 for the rider and $15.00 for a passenger. The 45 mile escorted ride will go through Monmouth and Ocean counties. The ride ends in Port Monmouth with live music, vendors and 50/50 drawings. cause. The ride is for the Special Olympics of New Jersey. For more information call (908) 349-1882
1st Annual Riding to Save Lives Motorcycle Run
The ride starts at Rubber Side Down, 1330 Route 70 in Whiting. Registration is from 9:00 am to 11:00 am. Motorcycles go out at 11:00 am. Bagels and coffee will be served during registration. The 60 mile ride will end in Forked River with a party. For more information call (732) 278-4201
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9th Annual Coats for Kids Motorcycle Benefit Run
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Friends Helping Friends Benefit Run
at the Union Fire Co of Bethel The ride starts at the Union Fire Co of Bethel, 9675 Old Route 22 in Bethel. This event is for adults 21 years of age or older. Registration is from 9:00 am until 11:00 am. The fee is $15.00 if registered before July 16th or $20.00 at the door. There will be food, music, and a Chinese auction. The proceeds will benefit Mark Krammes for medical reasons. For more information call (717) 507-0954
Bone to Ride
Sponsored by Camp Papillon Animal Shelter The ride starts at the Pocono Mountain Harley Davidson, 4300 Manor Drive in Stroudsburg. Registration begins at 9:30 am and the motorcycles go out at 12:00 pm. After the ride, there will be a barbeque. The proceeds will benefit the Camp Papillon Animal Shelter in Stroudsburg. For more information call (570) 992-2500.
Sponsored by Mount Kisco Lions Club The ride starts at Mount Kisco Village Hall, 104 Main Street in Mount Kisco. Registration is at 9:30 am and the motorcycles go out at 10:00 am. The fee is $25.00 per rider or $40.00 with a passenger. The first 20 riders to pre-register will receive a t-shirt. The ride will be about two hours long and will end with a barbeque lunch, music, raffles, door prizes, and vendors. For more information call (914) 760-0014
July 28-30TH Pennsylvanina H.O.G Rally
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3rd Annual Charity Poker Ride Sponsored by Hummels Wharf Fire Co. The poker run starts at the Hummels Wharf Fire Company, 1869 North Old Trail in Selinsgrove at 9:00 am. The proceeds will go to two local patients. For more information call (570) 898-7306
Stitches for Bitches Motorcycle Poker Run
July 24TH Downtown Thunder
at Genetti Hotel & Suites, 200 W. 4th Street in Williamsport. Events begins with the ride signup at 6:30 am on Thursday. The event will include guided and self guided rides, a poker run, scavenger hunt, bike show, bike games, pig roast, games, paddle boat ride, wine tours and more. Online registration deadline is June 9th. H.O.G. rallies are open to H.O.G. members and their guests only. For more information call (814) 406-9680
Sponsored by M.R. Staxx, Vibe, Seven Mountains Winery, Hawstone Winery, Kyle’s Auto Repair, Ikonic Ink Tattoo, KFC - Lewistown, Tractor Supply Lewistown, #1 Cycle Center. Moonlite Tattoo, East Gate Feed and Grain, Brookmere, Two Sisters, B’s Screen printing, Red Zone, Marty’s Grooming, and Country Tavern The poker run starts at the Lewistown Tractor Supply, 10410-B Us Highway 22/522 in Lewistown at 11:00 am. The proceeds will support spaying and neutering animals in central Pennsylvania. For more information call (717) 574-6216
Celebrating Our Veterans 1st Annual Poker Run
Sponsored by Celebrating Our Veterans The poker run starts at 9:00 am at Millville Elks Lodge #580, 1815 East Broad Street in Millville. For more information call (856) 327-4142
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Rolling Thunder 2 NY 12th Annual Three Borough Run and Event . The ride starts at West Shore Little League, 340 Walker Street in Staten Island. Registration starts at 9:30 am and motorcycles go out at 12:00 pm. The ride fee of $20.00 per bike includes a ride pin and admission to the after party. The escorted ride will include a stop at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall in New York City. The ride ends with a party in Staten Island. For more information call (646) 331-1969
14th Annual Sacramento ommunity Fire Company Poker Run
Sponsored by Sacramento Community Fire Company The poker run starts at the Sacramento Fire House, 2206 East Main Street in Sacramento. Registration is from 10:30 am until 12:00 pm. There will be entertainment, a meal, and prizes. Participants who register by July 1st will receive a free T-shirt. For more information call (570) 682-9144
Poker Run to Benefit St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital
Sponsored by Wurtsboro Harley Owners Group The poker run begins at O’Toole’s Harley-Davidson, 4 Sullivan Street in Wurtsboro. The event will begins at 9:00 am. the ride fee is $20.00 per person. Passengers under 12 years of age will ride for free. The ride route will go through Sullivan and Ulster counties in the Catskill Region of New York. The ride ends with food, live entertainment, bike games, bike show, vendors and more. The ride will benefit St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.
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