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Hello every one and welcome to the October issue of FAST LANE BIKER New York /New Jersey . This is my favorite time of year for riding. Except for last year it was already freezing cold by this time. Hopefully, we will have a normal seasonal fall this year because there are lots of Fall Foliage runs going on around the area, as well as Fall Open houses introducing the new model year. This year should be a good one as far as the motorcycle Industry. We’re looking forward to it, but remember folks, be careful out there. This is the season when most motorcycle accidents happen.

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ROAR TO THE SHORE SEPT 4-7TH, 2014 • WILDWOOD, nj

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What makes Roar to the Shore a crowd favorite, besides the fact that it’s free? While at the Wildwood rally you can enjoy things that the area offers including riding next to the beach and in the neon lit town as well as the Boardwalk which has amusement rides, water parks, games, shopping, and food. Once you’re here, just sit back, relax and enjoy the festivities. Take advantage of the scenic back road rides Cape May County has to offer. The Wildwood NJ motorcycle rally has a United Way Rubber Duck Ride with the winner getting a new motorcycle, 9/11 Memorial Ceremony held at the Wildwoods Convention Center Vietnam Memorial Wall, poker walk, Biker Babe contest, live music, motorcycle stunts, guided ride, demo rides, displays, and vendors.

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Complimentary Lunch, Vendors, 50/50, DJ and More $25 Donation per Bike Benefits The Wounded Warrior Project Start: Floyd Bennett Field Brooklyn New York

Events Calendar October 4TH Cpl Jon T. Hicks 2nd Annual Memorial Run The run starts at USS NJ Lodge #62, 1201 Haddonfield-Berlin Rd. in Cherry Hill. Registration is from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm and the motorcycles leave at 12:00 pm. Free t-shirt to the first 20 registrants. The run is to support a memorial scholarship fund in the name of LCpl Jon T Hicks. For more information call (609) 784-6485

Benefit Poker Run for Our Veterans Sponsored by Spotswood Memorial Post 4589 The poker run starts at 33 Daniel Road in Spotswood. Registration is from 9:00 am to 11:00 am. The fee is a $20.00 donation for each person. The run ends with food, soda, games, and live band. For more information call Scott at (570) 234-6025, Dottie at (386) 679-4790 or Post at (732) 251-9862.

4th Annual Ride for Our Soldiers Sponsored by Friends of the WWP The ride starts at Floyd Bennett Field, 50 Aviation Road in Brooklyn. Registration is from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. Motorcycles go out on a police escorted ride at 12:00 pm. The ride fee is $25.00 per bike. A t-shirt will be given to the first 100 riders. The ride through Brooklyn will end with a complimentary lunch, music, vendors, and more. Proceeds will go to the Wounded Warrior Project.

October 4TH - 5TH Iron and Steel-NYC to Quantico Sponsored by FDNY-Marine Corps Association The ride starts at the Ryan Visitor Center at Floyd Bennett Field, 50 Aviation Road in New York City. Pre-registration is available online. On site registration begins at 5:30 am on the 4th and motorcycles go out at 7:00 am. The ride fee is $50 per motorcycle, the bulk of which cover tolls and other logistical costs. All registered riders will receive one free Iron and Steel Pin. The ride will escort steel from salvaged from the World Trade Center to the National Museum of the Marine Corps at Quantico, Virginia. On the 5th there will be a parade and ceremony. For more information call (201) 483-6079

Goat Brothers Swap Meet and October 5TH Bike Show Live Entertainment Support Our Heroes Motorcycle Parts & Accessories - Gifts & Novelties Poker Run

Sponsored by Blue Knights New York Chapter XIV The poker run starts at American Legion Post Indoor Cancer Run Poker/Dice #1796, 29 Walnut St. in New Windsor. Registration is from 8:30 am to 11:00 am. The fee is Run Indoors Proceeds to benefit I Can Cope from Auburn NY all $25.00 cash for the rider or $40.00 cash with a passenger. The 70 to 80 mile self guided proceeds to benefit cancer patients Geneva Harley Davidson Geneva NY(315) 789-7976 motorcycle ride has three stops. Prizes will be awarded for the top poker hand. The event will also have door prizes, lunch, music, and ven4th Annual Ride for dors. For more information call (845) 590-9877 Our Soldiers Saratoga County Fairgrounds NEW YORK (518) 583-3398

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Sponsored by St.Johns #115 Masonic Riding Club The ride starts at Adelphia Restaurant, 1750 Clements Bridge Road in Deptford. Registration begins at 8:30 am and motorcycles go out at 10:30 am. The ride is police escourted to to the freeway. The 75 mile ride will end in Wildwood. The ride will benefit The Children’s Fresh Air Home. For more information call (215) 778 1840

Blue Knights NJ XV Frost on the Pumpkin Ride Sponsored by Falcon Printing, and Long Branch Harley-Davidson The ride starts at McDonalds on Route 35 South in Hazlet. Registration is from 9:00 am to 11:00 am. The fee if you pre-register is $15.00 for the rider and $10.00 for a passenger. On the day of the ride the fee is $20.00 for the rider and $15.00 for a passenger. The ride ends in Toms River with food, door prizes, 50/50, live music, and awards. The event is to benefit Brennan Stands Alone Foundation to support injured US Veterans. For more information call (973) 220-0095

2nd Annual Riders for a Rare Disease Bike Run Sponsored by Applebee’s and Ronnie’s All American BBQ and Catering This run starts at American Legion Post 147, 1 Legion Pl. in Elmwood Park. Registration is from 8:30 am to 10:30 am. The fee is $25.00 for the rider and $15.00 for a passenger. This 40 plus mile ride is fully police escorted and ends in Paramus with a pig roast, live band, vendors, 50/50 and more. 100% of the proceeds go to Let Them Be Little X2, a 501(C)3, provides support for children and their families who are diagnosed with rare diseases. The rain date is October the 12th. For more information call (201) 972-3408

US Marine Corp Reserves Toys for Toys Bike Run Sponsored by Colorado Cafe The ride starts at Colorado Cafe,154 Bonnie Burn Road in Watchung. The motorcycles go out at on the escorted ride at 12:00 pm. The ride fee is $25.00 for the rider or $40.00 with a passenger. The ride ends with food and music. All makes and models are welcome. Donations of new unwrapped toys will be accepted. For more information call (732) 906-0110

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October 11TH

Rollin’ For The Ribbons Bikers Against Breast Cancer

is hosting their 5th Annual NY Rollin’ For The Ribbons Charity Ride and Fundraiser. Join us for our Oktoberfest Fall Open House! Registration is from 9:30 a.m to 11:00 a.m. We will be serving up German beer, brats and Kickstands up at 11:30 a.m. (Please be on time) Moroney’s FREE hotdogs! There will also be Donation is $20.00 per rider, $10.00 per pasmusic, vendors and much, much more! The New Windsor Fire Department is holding their senger and $10.00 for children 12 and under. 16th Annual Harley Raffle, too! the Grand Prize is Remember this is for charity.Donation includes: Lunch & Event Patch for Rider! It’s all about a 2015 Harley-Davidson Street Glide or $15,000 Fundraising! A special award will be presented to cash! Tickets on sale now!833 Union Avenue the individual, club, or team that raises the most New Windsor 845-564-5400 donations. So get busy! Every dollar $$ counts! Wear your craziest “Pink Outfit” for a chance to RIDERS RODEO win a $50.00 Cash Prize! Sponsored by American Legion Post 372 RidLet’s put some “FUN” in Fundraising! O’Tools ersThe rider’s rodeo will be held at American Legion Post 352, 1532 Martin Ave. in Cherry Hill. Harley Davidson Wurtsboro NEW YORK 973-8193519 The event starts at 12:00 pm. The fee is $20.00 for each person. The rodeo activities include McDermott’s Fall Open House Plank Run, Tire Toss, Balloon Toss, Weenie Bite, Keg Roll and Slow Drag. There will also be music, Annual Fall Open House live music, refreshments, 2015 motorcycles, door food, trophies for the winners and more. All the prizes McDermott’s Harley-Davidson proceeds to benefit veterans and their families. Fort Ann NEW YORK 518-746-9303 Purchase your tickets in advance to be eligible for a Basket of Cheer. For more information call (856) 665-3889,

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1st Annual Benefit Motorcycle Run Sponsored by The NJ Police Square Club and The Thin Blue Line M.C. The run starts at 369 East Mt. Pleasant Avenue in Livingston. Registration, with coffee and donuts,begins at 8:30 am and the motorcycles roll out at 11:30 am. The fee is $20.00 for the rider and $15.00 for a passenger. The run ends with hamburgers and hot dogs. The event benefits the Salaam Shriners Children’s Transportation Fund, Salaam Shriners, and The East orange V.A. Veterans. For more information call (973) 417-7980

32nd Annual Toy Run Sponsored by Garden State ABATE, SouthWest Chapter and Archway Programs The ride starts at Peachtree Plaza on Route 30 E. at Route 206 in Hammonton. Registration is from 9:00 am to 11:45 am. The ride fee is a toy or CD and 1 canned good in addition to $15.00 for the rider and $12.00 for a passenger. The ride ends in Williamstown with music, and more. For more information call (856) 753-5552

October 18TH Protectors LEMC 1st Annual Bikers For Boobies

Go-Go Bar Poker Run The ride starts at Middletown VFW, 1 Veterans Lane in Port Monmouth. Sponsored by The Jersey Devil Chapter of Knights Registration is from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm. The ride fee is $15.00 for the rider and $10.00 for the Inferno The ride starts at Pomona Volunteer Fire Co., 225 a passenger. The ride ends with food, vendors, W. White Horse Pike in Pomona beginning at 8:00 music and prizes. am. A buffet lunch included in registration the fee. Proceeds will be used for a service dog and medical expenses for 2½ year old little boy. For 18th Annual Tombstone Tour more information call (609) 457-1905

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Tombstone Tour to benefit the Hicksville Post of the Veterans of Foreign War $20 Riders; $10 Passenger. Food, Music & Prizes 320 S Broadway Hicksville NEW YORK 516-644-1106

8th annual Honoring Our Heroes Ride Police Escorted Ride Food, Soda, Music, Raffles, Cash Bar and More Registration 9am - 10:45am - Kickstands Up 11am $20 Rider - $10 Passenger Proceeds benefit Fisher House Veterans Charity Start: Caesar’s Parking Lot End & After Party: Floyd Bennett American Legion Post 1630 Shore Pkwy Brooklyn NEW YORK

Harvey C. Irons Memorial Make-A-Wish Ride Sponsored by Blue Knights New Jersey IX The ride starts at Chatterbox, 1 New Jersey 15 in Augusta. Registration begins at 9:0 am and the motorcycles go out at 11:00 am. The ride fee is $20.00 per person. The police escorted ride will go through Sussex County and end in Hamburg with food and entertainment. For more information call (973) 729-4072

October 25th PEE WEE’S ANNUAL ST. JUDES FUND RAISER at Wes’s Tavern, 57 Hamburg Tpke., Riverdale, NJ 07457 music by GW TOYE AND THE BLUES ALLSTARS. food, raffles,prizes and give-a-ways. Any questions call Kurt 973-839-3384

Cooper Kids Toy Run 20th Annual Sponsored by Chrome Riders The ride starts at 2001 South Delaware Avenue in Paulsboro. Registration is from 9:00 am to 11:00 am. Motorcycles go out at 11:00 am. The ride fee is a new unwrapped toy. For more information call (609) 502-4956,

Fall Foliage Run Sponsored by Tramontin Harley-Davidson The ride starts at Tramontin Harley-Davidson, 482 Hope-Blairstown Road in Hope. Registration is from 10:00 am to 11:00 am and motorcycles go out at 11:00 am. There is no charge for the ride. The 50 mile ride will be followed by a picnic. For more information call (908) 459-4101

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AIDANS RIDE – BROOKLYN –

testing in the state of New York. On December 30th 2013 Aidan’s law went into effect and has since detected nine cases of ALD further making the case for testing country wide. . ALD is a rare genetic brain disease that afflicts mostly boys and men. ALD affects the protective sheath surrounding the brains neurons, the part of our brain that allows us to think and control our muscles. While it’s possible for ALD to effect adults the most devastating is in early childhood between the ages of four and ten, a normally healthy child will suddenly have difficulty concentrating, or loss of coordination and vision problems. As the disease progresses symptoms worsen eventually leaving the child in a vegetative state and or death. This is the third in a series of AIDAN’S RUNS. The first was in Morgantown WV on October 26th, 2013, the second in Durham NC May 10th, 2014 and todays June 1st in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.

400 Union Ave. Williamsburg, Brooklyn the home of Indian Larry Motorcycles. Like anyone who has ever ridden a motorcycle, I’m a huge fan of Indian Larry and always love a trip to the shop. In the show room there’s always a great collection of Indian Larry Motorcycles, and up on the lifts in the shop area are some of their latest builds. Today wouldn’t be just any trip to the ILM shop today we’re here to join AIDAN’S RIDE, a charity motorcycle run to support THE AIDAN JACK SEEGER FOUNDATION. The AJS Foundation was created to help the families and children affected by ALD, and to push for ALD testing in new born babies throughout the country. Aidan Jack Seeger the 6 year old son of Elisa and Bobby Seeger was diagnosed with Adrenoleukodystrophy or ALD 3 years ago. After an eleven month battle this little ruler passed away from this rare disease, But Aidan’s passing would not be in vain for his family lead by his mother Elisa, would fight to get ALD Fast Lane Biker

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the ride was on. We set out with 300 bikes on the BQE and the police did an amazing job closing off the cross streets and entrance ramps. We proceeded past some great NYC icons The Brooklyn Bridge, The Manhattan skyline, Coney Island, and Jones Beach. I’m from NY and there were a couple sights along the way that I had never seen before. Along the Robert Moses Causeway one of the riders was pulled over on the side he had lost the exhaust pipe to the rear cylinder and after riding without it for 20 miles his ears were ringing and his ass was on fire. He was picked up by the Indian Larry Motorcycle van that was trailing the ride. It turned out to be a great idea to follow the riders after seeing the guys in the ILM van fuel up several bikes with small tanks along the way. The ride ended at The Emporium in Patchogue Long Island and wow what a venue the place was big and the billboard outside had some big name entertainment Aaron Lewis from Staind and Scott Stapp from Creed were two performers playing here in the weeks to follow. As I walked in the doors there was live music play-

I left Westchester County, NY with three others for the hour long ride to Brooklyn. We arrived about 10am and hour before the 11am kickstands up and it was getting so crowded we had to park two blocks away. I grabbed a cup of coffee and said hello to some friends then set out for the shop. I had been hearing about a bike being built by the ILM crew for a Metzler tire promotion “FOLLOW YOUR DREAMS” and wanted to see it firsthand. This bike and several others were up on the lift and a couple guys were wrenching on their bikes trying to put the finishing touches on for the days run. As i wandered around taking photos more bikes and riders were coming in and the crowd grew and the hour flew by. There were some amazing motorcycles here, seemed that anyone from the Brooklyn area that ever built a bike came out for this run. There were also riders from West Virginia, Maryland, and New Jersey and even the Mayor of Fun Kevin Bean’re rode in from Kentucky. After a safety meeting by the NYPD the call for KICKSTANDS UP was announced. Lead by 10 NYPD motorcycle police bikes OCTOBER, 2014

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BHP several times over the last couple years at all the big rallies and they’re really putting on a great show!! BHP was followed by Hellbound Glory an American country roots rock band started in Reno Nevada and their influences are Hank, Hank jr, and Nirvana and it was apparent by their amazing performance. Before I realized it the bands were wrapped up, and hugs of see ya soon were being given. It really is true, time fly’s when you’re having fun. This was a great day and an amazing turn out for the first AIDAN’S RUN BROOKLYN. The riders and entertainers both traveled long distances to help support the Seeger’s and the fight against ALD. The turn out today is true testament to how caring and generous the motorcycle community is. In all twenty five thousand dollars was raised for the fight and awareness against ALD for The AIDAN JACK SEEGER FOUNDATION. Please join the posse www.aidanhasaposse.org keep an eye out for a run near you and help fight this dreadful disease.

ing and a lot sights to take in. I grabbed a beer and made my way over to check out the band. The first band was a group from Pittsburgh, Pa The Shiners with guitarist Rob Keller, now I have seen Rob play before but it was acoustic sitting at a kitchen table, so it was good to see him up on stage with his band rocking out some great music. As the band took a break it was my chance to check out the rest of the show. The Emporium has a great outdoor patio area and a lot of people were out there enjoying the food being served. After eating I had to go in and find the raffle prize table and the helmets that were going to be auctioned off to support the AJS foundation. I have a small collection of helmets and I’m always looking to add to it. Through one of their sponsors, Biltwell helmets the people at ILM have sent several helmets out to different artists to decorate the helmets in their style of art and WOW what came back was amazing!! Time was rolling fast as Big House Pete was taking the stage this is another band from PA and these guys are great, playing some of their originals and a couple cover songs. I have seen Fast Lane Biker

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BIKERS (Each One) FELLOWSHIP

When old man Jones Lost Linda, his wife. He didn’t know what to do For she was his life. He stayed in the garage, And fiddled with parts. No plans or ideas From the very start. One day a group of guys From his local town, Stopped by for a visit And turned it all around. Each man in the group Brought new ideas to the table. They came by and helped him When they were able. The fellowship they had Words could never explain. The time they shared Helped to dull his pain. For two months now They tinkered away. They laughed and they joked Along the way. The end result, What a beautiful sight. Long lean lines And black as night. He called that bike Linda And went on his way. Thankful to his new friends, Who stopped by that day. To help a grieving old man Find a new passion in life. Who can roam the roads With the memories of his wife.

Let's ... Let me be your big twin Daddy... This old bike, it ain't no Caddy. Still, for you, there's room on back, so hop on, let's get on track... Rolls real smooth, and ride is nice. Looks great too... So best look twice.. Sometimes life can get so blurry. Ridin' takes away those worries. As you're saddled on the seat, © Rhonda “Dark Angel” Cain feel the way it makes life sweet. Road Scribes Of America ™ Relax, kick back...Enjoy the view... I'd love to share ride's thrills with you... I am a History Take a chance... and let's go wild. Play just like some restless child. I am a History If this leaves you satisfied... of love affairs then let's make more time to ride... landscaped dreams ... heavens between valleys let's wear smiles we just can't hide... lonely dusty roads ... ... days of fly-fishing in Dedicated to my wife Sunny, hoping mosquito laced dusk’s she has no regrets for ever hopping where spidery details catch onto Bethyl... even the smallest thought to be devoured another day © Rod Hatter Sept. 3, 2014 Road Scribes Of America ™

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Steel toes, Blue jeans a tank top or “T” No hair, short hair or long hair you may see Some sporting tats, from mild to risqué Not all resembling the ol’ skool cliché Jealousy or Envy don’t live in their heart Just the urge for freedom, they’ve chased from the start Their restlessness feeds their desire to roam Some with their soul mates, others go it alone They will not accept disrespect or allow any harm To their, family, friends or the woman that dreams in their arms Some speak softly, others proud and bold When push comes to shove, their ground they will all hold They can show compassion for a pup or a child Even the ones that are crazy and wild Some ride for Jesus, Some with colors, some alone But disrespect for a Brother none will condone Young men, old men, and all in between Bound by a code and the love of a machine Each one living, to ride into the wind Until the final chapter of their life reads, “The End” © Bob ‘Bikerwolf’ Bryant RSOA ™ A Real Biker Nice bike, I said thank you, do you ride? He said I sure do with his chest out with pride It’s only a Sportster, it’s all I could afford Someday I’ll have a Road Glide like the one you adore I said Sportster’s are cool and have been for years He said thanks but kind of stood there in fear I said what’s wrong brother, what’s on your mind I’m afraid I’m not a real biker and will get left behind My Dad rides in an MC and I want to ride along But I’m too young to prospect and belong I ask him his age he said seventeen Then ask him if he wanted to ride with me I ask what he thought a real biker was He said ride a Harley and do what his Dad does I told him to be a real biker it must be in his heart Love, loyalty, honor and respect are all a part Live by the code and not worry about what others say Ride safe to live to ride another day Respect his self and all who ride Never leave another biker along the road side Be kind to others and earn his respect in time And he will never get left behind Stand tall and wear his vest with pride I’ll be his brother and ride at his side I said you’re a real biker if that’s what you believe Not all real bikers belong to an MC But if that’s the life you wish to choose You’ll prospect and probate hard and pay your dues You’ll know when the time is right To earn a patch like your Dad’s or the one I fly

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'Time is of the essence' 'Only time will tell' When it comes to doin' time Time is kept by hell Only now, I understand Realize, just how much Entrapped within these concrete walls I dream of but your touch Descending shadows whisper to me Freedom calls my name It speaks of how I spurned it's gift How, I alone, am to blame The train that comes and goes at will A taunting owl's hoot The wind that carries upon it's breath A distant brother's scoot Steel that once bore me wings Have now become my home What I would give to change my fate These cold gray bars to chrome Time draws near…One last walk How cruel fate can be For only now with moments left Time shall set me free

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OCTOBER, 2014

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ASK THE ATTORNEY BY: LEE D. GABER, ESQUIRE 1-888-CYCLE-LAW • LeeGaber@cycleattorney.com • www.cycleattorney.com Lately I have been reading many articles about how often the Medicare/Medicaid programs are being “ripped off” by hospitals and doctors offices, and these are just the offices who are getting caught, These are multi-billion dollar programs and every time they get screwed, it continues to inflate our national debt a little more. As all of you should know by now, 99% of our motorcycle policies do not have medical coverage of any type, and contrary to what the other insurance company may tell you on the phone, even if they are willing to accept fault for the accident, the other persons insurance company will not voluntarily pay the medical bills you incur if you are in a motorcycle accident in PA or NJ. If you do not have medical coverage you will need to apply for medical assistance. These are your injuries that were treated and they are your medical bills to pay. If you have health insurance, great! Be sure to advise the person or company who treated you to send them to your health insurance carrier. However, you will still be responsible to pay your own deductible or co-pay and if you do not pay them, your account could end up in collections. Just keep the receipts and send them to us. How to keep your bills down? Unless you have a serious and/or obvious injury, do not go to the emergency room. There is a new proliferation of stand alone emergent/urgent care facilities that are perfectly suited to treat you for minor injuries, they all have x-ray machines and can perform most of the same tests as the emergency room. The costs are usually 25% of

what the hospitals would charge and they will bill your health insurance, or Medicare, directly. If they feel you need to be seen in the emergency room, believe me they will immediately advise you to go to one. You can also call your family doctor and make an appointment to be seen as soon as possible. Remember, I am only talking about injuries that are not obvious emergencies. If you are bleeding or believe something is broken, go directly to the emergency room right away. Secondly, unless you can not get to an urgent care facility or an ER on your own, skip the ambulance ride and have a friend or family member bring you. The average cost for the ambulance is $1000-1500 per trip and they usually do not negotiate. So again, unless you can not get there on your own, avoid the cost – you will be treated the same no matter how you arrive. In the area I live in, there must be 4-5 urgent care centers all within 10 minutes of my home. I have health insurance, but why should they have to pay the inflated costs. If you have any questions about your medical coverage, please pick up the phone and call me at 1-888-CYCLE LAW. I will be happy to go over your bike, auto and health insurance policies with you for free. As always, if upon reading this material you have any questions regarding this topic or any others, please feel free to contact me at LeeGaber@cycleattorney.com or 1-888-CYCLE-LAW (1-888-292-5352). Sincerely,

LEE D. GABER, Esquire

The one and only “Cycle Attorney” Fast Lane Biker

NEW JERSEY/New York