Fast Lane Biker NJ Sept Issue

September 2010 Vol. 9 Issue 9

CALENDAR OF E V E N TS T E C H T IP

7th ANNUAL EAST COAST

STURGIS RALLY Tonys Customs

BABE OF THE MONTH Keystone Choppers

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Letter from the Publisher

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BIKER New Jersey

ey everybody, SEPTEMBER is here again and it’s time to get ready for Cape Classic’s Roar to the Shore in Wildwood and this year’s new rally Seaside Heights Bike Week.

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FASTLANEBIKER is working together in conjunction with the New Jersey State HOG Rally this year and we will be handling the vendors and sponsoring the fireworks display.

The NJ State HOG Rally will be hosted by the Hersey Motel in Seaside, it’s the perfect hotel to be the host for the Rally.

The Hershey Motel will have plenty of room for this event as it’s foot print is the size of a city block fully equipped with pool, game room and a brand new bar. The HOG Rally will be having the field games in the ball field right next to the American Legion Hall on Bay Boulevard. Bay Boulevard will also be where the Seaside Bike Week vendors will be set up.

PUBLISHER Mark Ruzicka EDITOR Axel LAYOUT & DESIGN Sherry Krial . Home at Work...

It was nice have an almost rain free Summer, with any luck that will continue into September. After the Summer we had last year and the year before, this was a welcome change. So try to get on out to both of these events and show your support.

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We are also working now and will continue to work with Atlantic City on promoting our next event... Atlantic City Bike Week which will be held at the Atlantic City Convention Center. A few large Casinos and other businesses in the Atlantic City area as well as a few national companies have already signed on as sponsors. We’re looking forward to working with our new friends and marketing partners as well as the casinos to bring you top notch entertainment and a first year event to remember.We are planning on releasing all the information available in the October issue.

So keep checking back here for updates. Till next Month Ride Safe.

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STURGIS TURNS 70 THE GRAND DADDY OF RALLIES IS ALIVE AND WELL.

The annual Sturgis rally promised to be big and it exceeded expectation. Estimates put attendance at 600,000 and from what we experienced that was accurate. The weather was great and the vendors were busy.

This might not be an indicator of an economic recovery but it’s for sure that bikers are sick of sitting home and being afraid to enjoy the life style we all love. It’s never been about money. Enough bad news from CNN all you need is some gas and a tent. The bars, restaurants, hotels, campgrounds and concerts were all rockin.

Kid Rock, Bob Dylan , ZZ Topp, Ozzy Osbourne, STP and Guns and Roses jammed their greatest hits to crowds in excess of 20,000, at several points in the show everybody fired up their bikes at once… Ahh that sweet sound mixed with smell of gasoline and smoke from campfires, the perfect combination!

The Strip Club Choppers Roadhouse was located at the Legendary Buffalo Chip and the party never stopped, The Chip, as it is affectionately referred to, is the essence of Sturgis itself, camping, bars, concerts, food, girls, vendors etc., encompasses the true biker life style. Hat’s off to Rod “Woody” Woodruff and his daughter Toni for making it the place to be! We were so blown away by this venue that we signed a five-year deal to appear there.

Many people cannot afford to attend multiple rallies, so if you can only get to one a year make it Sturgis. Oh yeah and the riding is as good as it gets with, Mount Rushmore, Devil’s Tower, Crazy Horse, the Badlands, Custer State Park and more are only a few hours away.

As always visit us at www.stripclubchoppers.com and come see us at: The Freeport Blues Festival in Freeport Texas on September 3rd to the 5th, The Texas Rally September 9th to the 12th in Somerville Texas, The Lake Of The Ozark’s Bike Fest in Missouri from September 16th to the 19th and the Thunder Beach Rally in Panama City Florida from September 30th to October 3rd.

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Gone are the days Days gone by Celebrations of Freedom Upon our rides We’d gather together In South Carolina Cruisin’ down Main No lids and loud pipes Gone are the times Times gone by When we were welcomed in With banners and signs No longer wanted Zoned out with fines Gone are the days Days gone by

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Events Calendar

September 5th . Labor Day Run Sign in: 9:00 to 12:00 noon, Bradley Gardens Firehouse, Old York Road, Bridgewater, $15.00 per person, Food & Beverages, 60 Mile Ride ending at Dawn Patrol MC Club House, Bridgewater, Entertainment & Vendors

Scenic Ride Through, Middlesex and Monmouth Counties, Returns to the Elks for Food, Beverages, Vendors, Live Music, Bernie 908-812-7388

September 18th . 2nd Annual HOGS 4 Dogs Poker Run . Begins at Harley Davidson/ Buell of Ocean County, 300 Route 70, Lakewood, Reg: 8:30 to 9:30am, Rider $20.00/ Passenger $15.00 Pre-registration Discount Available, Lunch, Cash Prizes, 50/50, Pin to first 100 riders, benefits homeless animals of New Jersey, Info: Susan 732-920-1600 X208

September 11th . Motorcycle Run Starts at: LADACIN Network, 1701 Kneley Blvd, Wanamassa, Reg: 10:00am - Leaves 11:00am, Rider $25.00/ Passenger $10.00, Ride will be along the ocean, Ends at Gregory’s Seafood Restaurant, 2064 Highway 37W, Manchester

September 18th . 27th Anniversary Party & Bike Show .

Trike Masters, $10 W/Colors-$15 Without, 1pm to ??? Rio Rodizio, 1034 Mc Caarter Hwy (RT21) Northbound, Corner of bridge st, Newark, Club & Individual bike trophies, More info; 973-462-0219

September 11th . 9th Annual 9-11 Memorial Run Sponsored by Tramontin Harley-Davidson The ride starts at Tramontin Harley-Davidson on Route 80 Exit 12 in Hope. Registration is from 9:00 am to 11:00 am.

The ride fee is $20.00 for tolls and a donation to Operation Care Package for our troops. The police escorted ride leaves at 11:00 am. For more information call (810) 343-0498

September 18th . 7th Annual Ride for Rotary Poker Run, Picnic & Clam Bake . Clinton Elks, Sidney Rd., Pittstown, Sign in 9 to 11am, 75 mile ride of scenic Hunterdon County, Return for picnic Noon to 3:00pm, Food, Beverage, Prizes, 50/50, Vendors

September 9th-11th . Roar to the Shore (Motorcycle Rally) One of New Jersey’s Biggest Biker Events, 4 Days of Biker Heaven, Join us this year, You’ll enjoy it.

September 18th . Pike-A-Thon Motorcycle Hike On and Off the Pike . Sponsored by Mainland Auxiliary of Atlantic tCare Regional Medical Center The ride starts at Atlantic County Harley-Davidson, 219 E. White Horse Pike in Galloway. Registration is from 9:00 am to 11:00 am and the ride leaves by 11:15 am. The fee is $20.00 for each rider and $10.00 for a passenger. The ride ends with food, live entertainment and prizes. All the proceeds benefit the NeoNatal Intensive Care Unit at Atlantic Care. For more information call (609) 517-7654, (609) 412-257

September 12th . Andiamo Benefit Motorcycle Run .

Sign in opens 8:30am, Rider $30.00/Passenger $15.00, Includes Andiamo Run T-Shirt with Rider Sign in, Police escorted ride, Andiamo Restaurant, 23 Hardenburg Ave, Haworth, Live Music & Delicious Treats at noon, All you can eat menu September 12th . 17th Annual Elvis Run Firefighters Memorial Event Starts: Rockaway Plaza, 350 Rt. 46, Rockaway Reg: 8:30 to 10:45am, $30.00 per person, Kick stands up at 11:00, 40 Mile Police escorted ride to, downtown Newark, All you can eat BBQ, Live Music, Bike Show

September 18th . 1st Annual Wheels of Fire Run . Helping the Homeless and Helping to Build Better Men. 9:00 AM Registration, Coffee and Bagels before run, Plus Biker Blessing September 19th . 9th Annual Ride to Remember . Fully Escorted Ride, Starts at Washington Twp. High school, Sewell, Reg: 7:00 to 9:45am Ride leaves at 10:00am, $20.00 Rider/$1.00 Passenger, Pre-Registration Recommended, Refreshments, Vendors, Entertainment, Info: 856-244-6004

September 12th . 6th Annual Teamster Motorcycle Association Car, Truck, Motorcycle Show . 10:00am to 3:00pm, Whiskey Cafe, 1050 Wall St., Lyndhurst, Show registration opens at 9:00am, $15.00, Spectator admission $5.00, Info: Ed 201-424-2810, Doc 908-482-7064 September 12th . 2nd Annual Poker and Lime Run to benefit Multiple Sclerosis Sponsored by Baer Sports Center and Walpack Inn, The ride starts at Masonic Harmony Lodge in Andover. Registration is from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm. The ride fee is $20.00 per person. The ride will go through the Pocono’s and end with food, music, vendors and more. For more information call (570) 228-1896

September 19th . Ride for Freedom Rolling Thunder Inc NJ Chapter 2 . Meet at Warinanco Park, Roselle, Destination-NJ Vietnam Veterans Memorial, Holmdel, Reg: 8.00am - Departs 11:30am, Registration $5.00, Info; 609-971-3544

September 18th . Poker Run for Disabled Veterans . Old Bridge Elks Lodge, 67 Old Amboy Rd, Old Bridge, Reg: 10am to 12 Noon, $20.00 Rider/$15.00 Passenger, 60 Mile

September 23rd-26 . Seaside Heights Bike Week

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September 19th-25th . NJ State HOG Rally Hershey Motel Seaside Heights NJ

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Southern Regional-American Legion Riders, 420 Radio Rd., Mystic Island Post 493, $20.00 Rider/$15.00 Passenger, Cash Breakfast Buffet 8:30 to 11:00am, Ends: Barnegat Post 232, Prizes, 50/50, Food, Music, Beer, Live Band September 25th . Ride for America Starts at Bordentown Elks, 11 Amboy Rd, Bordentown, Reg: 9:00 to 11:00am, Rider $30.00/Passenger $25.00, Pre-Registration discount available, Ride to Ft. Dix to Honor our Troops, Speaker, Bike Show, Music, Pig Roast, 50/50, Raffle, Vendors, and more, 609-298-2085 September 25th . Motorcycle Run for Cancer Sign in: 8;30 to 11:00am, Edison Moose Lodge, Breakfast Buffet, Travel to other stops and return to the Moose lodge, Food, Drink, Prizes, Live Music, $25.00 Rider/$12.00 Passenger, Info: Debra 908-346-5049 September 25th . Domino Run Registration at Vineland Nazarene Church, 2725 N Delsea Dr., Vineland, 8:00am to 10:30am, $20.00 Rider/$10.00 Passenger, T-Shirt to first 100 registrants, Continental Breakfast during registration, 90 Mile ride, Return for BBQ, Pulled Pork sandwiches, hot dogs, salads, soft drinks and water, info: Rich-856-982-6746, Grant - 856-696-4380 September 26th . Knights in the Woods Hosted by: Blue Knights NJ III - Cranford, NJ, Annual Escorted Ride & Picnic, Registration: 9-11 am @ Williams H-D, 1100 US Hwy 22 West, Lebanon, NJ, Ride starts at 11:00 am SHARP. Ride Ends @ Merrill Park, Grove #3, Iselin (Woodbridge), NJ, Picnic is from 12-5 pm. Cost is $20 per person. Includes: Escorted ride and All-You-Can-Eat food & beverages. “Live Music” Hotline: (908) 233-3142 September 26th . Ride 4 Avi Springfield Columbian Club Hall, Harvard st & Shunpike Rd, Summit, Reg: 9:00 to 10:00am, $20.00 Rider/$10.00 Passenger, BBQ lunch, Entertainment, Raffles September 26th . Run for Lesley Poker Run Reg. Opens 9:00am, 415 E. Main St, Denville, Run leaves 11:00am, 50 Mile Ride, Ends at VFW #3401, 45 Tabor Rd., Morris Plains, http://northjerseycustoms.com/2010/07/runfor-lesley-2010 September 26th . 7th Annual Rob’s Pre-Winter Poker Run . Sponsored by Millville Elks # 580. The ride starts at Millville Elks Lodge, 1815 E. Broad Street in Millville.

Registration is from 9:00 am to10:30 am and the run starts 11:00 am. The fee is $20.00 for the rider and $20.00 for a passenger. Awards will be given for the best poker hand.

The 85 mile ride ends with a light lunch, awards, and a DJ. The run benefits Make A Wish Foundation of NJ. For more information call (856) 825-1145.

September 26th . 1st Annual Charity Poker Run . Sponsored by Union Riders, Registration 9-11, Nancy’s Country Kitchen, 910 W. White Horse Pike, Egg Harbor, NJ, Rider $20, Passenger $10, Includes prizes, great food, entertainment and t-shirts for 1st 100 riders, call 609-457-9648

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‘GASKET GOONS’ 3RD ANNUAL ‘HOT ROD HUSTLE’

Held on Sunday, August 8th, 2010 at the Landslide Saloon in Asbury NJ (NOT Asbury Park!) this Pre-65 Hot Rods and Customs show provided pretty much everything you could possibly want at an event like this! Live music, food and beer! There’s nothing better on a beautiful Sunday! This is a great party!! So, make sure you join us next year!

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NY DEBUT FOR BAG LADY SUE Fastlane Biker Magazine would like to spread the word on one of our favorite entertainers and a true biker, National Adult Comedienne, BAG LADY SUE. A beautiful girl hiding beneath the character of a wild old hag!

She has been recognized across the country as one of the funniest, and most likeable personalities ever. In the last year alone, she has played from Alaska to Florida, and this year will be expanding that from New England to Mexico and even Japan! She has played at comedy clubs, major motorcycle rallies, and completely supports our soldiers, by playing at military bases across the U.S. And sending packages of her dvds, letters and shirts overseas to our active military to send a smile to those who fight for our freedom.

Suzanne has shared the bill and performed with many major entertainers, from Sam Kinison, to Lynyrd Skynyrd, Kid Rock to Hank JR. and more! She has a one of a kind show that will leave you hurting from laughter!

You don’t want to miss it! This is her N.Y. debute and may be the big break she has worked for, let’s show our support!

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ROAR TO THE SHORE 2010 N.J. Bikeweek @ The CASBA COMEDY CLUB Atlantic Ave. @ Spicer St. Wildwood, NJ Friday SEPT. 10th @ 9:00pm Sat. SEPT.11th @ 8:00 and 11:00pm 3 great shows in he Big Apple!

THE WORLD FAMOUS: COMIC STRIP LIVE in New York City! www.comicstriplive.com 1568 2nd Ave. @ 81st St. N.Y.C. Wed. Sept. 15th @ 6:30pm Fri. SEPT.17th @ 6:30pm

AND...THURS. SEPT. 16th, 9:30pm @ THE BROADWAY COMEDY CLUB!!!!!!! www.broadwaycomedyclub.com 318 W. 53rd St. N.Y.C.

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TONYS CUSTOMS

Frame: West Cost CFL, Engine: S&S 96 Trans: Baker 6 Speed Rear tire: 18 x 5.5 180 Front tire: 21 x 3 Front End: Springer 3� primo belt drive Bike Color: Black w/Candy Red Flake Built by Tonys Customs Paint by Tonys Customs, Owner Tony Reinhardt

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H I G H ROA D S HARLEY-DAVIDSON/BUELL 211 Woodbridge Avenue • Highland Park, NJ 732-985-7546 www.highroadshd.com

BARB’S C A M D E N C O U N T Y HARLEY-DAVIDSON 926 Black Horse Pike • W. Collingswood, NJ 845-456-4141 www.barbshd.com

KO S C O HARLEY-DAVIDSON 1149 Route 23 South • Kinnelon, NJ 973-838-8800 www.koscohd.com

BERG E N C O U N T Y HARLEY-DAVIDSON/BUELL 124 Essex Street • Rochelle Park, NJ 201-843-6930 www.bergenharleydavidson.com

LI B E RT Y HARLEY-DAVIDSON/BUELL 12 W. Milton Avenue • Rahway, NJ 732-381-2400 www.libertyharley.com

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Kayla is a Jersey Girl born and bred. She’s been modeling since the age of 15 years old and has an extensive portfolio.

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She’s a true professional, motivated, with dreams of becoming a successful career model.

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GOT SPARK? GET A MAGNETO AND YOU WILL!! about magneto’s and stuff. But the first thing (or one of them) I asked of Dave, is how he got into this.Well the answer was quick--- he got tired of other magneto’s problems and failures, and I guess took matters into his own hands and started to fix all the screw ups.

Being that there are only a few companies that make magneto’s, I ain’t gonna put company names here and hang my butt out to dry, but if you have been around this bike thing for a couple of decades or three, you probably know the deal. If you don’t, you ain’t been around long, sorry.

So Dave seemed to get a hair up his butt to make a mag that was reliable, not like others of the time. Oh yeah, he started his shop in 1969, if I heard him right. His first mag came out in 1971, give or take, for the iron head sportsters, and his mag had advance and retard, which was something that not many had, if any. Mags of yesteryear, were usually manual advance or fixed advance. The first meaning that you would have to retard the mag by hand, kick your ass off, when it lit off, manually advance the mag and go on your way. The other type was for

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

That is what impressed me the most.

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and the cam covers the mag bolts to at the shop.

They are all done by hand, and all run and checked out before being shipped. Dave showed us a mag running on one of the test machines. the mag made 20,000 volts at the coil at 350 rpm! From that point, the faster the mag turns, the more voltage at the coil.

They said it could get to 40,000 volts or more. They have changed and improved so many things over brand x and y, it was hard to keep track of what Dave was telling us. Proof is, I know the problems I have had with mags on my bikes over the years, and on customers bikes. So you can do like I do. You can send pretty much any magneto, bike wise that is, up to these guys. Trust me, when it comes back, that bad boy will definetly build a fire in your bike. Electronics are ok, but when they quit, you’re done. That is the same with pretty much any ignition. But magneto’s have been around forever. With todays machining, high quality magnets, and materials, think they will outlast most, and look real good doing it.

So, Morris Magneto makes mags for any Harley. From Flatheads to Twin Cams, and English bikes. I think if you put Dave to the test, he will fire any bike with one of his mags. So that’s my story and I’m sticking to it. I wish I had more time to spend there to get more info. When I get more time, I will take another ride up, if they aren’t swamped with work. Thanks Dave, for lettin’ me see how it works. I learned a thing or two. that’s always a good thing. So screw all these electronic things that go up in smoke when you need them. Go back to tried and true stuff-----magneto (they look killer, too. Better than a bunch of transistors in a module you can’t even see). Give them a call, you might be surprised!!!

Gonna have my buddy hold these plug wires while I spin this mag up with a drill... A jump start if you will.

See ya at Split Rock......... j.p. fager

guys that liked to fly. These mags were set up at full advance right from idle. Henceforth, the flying part.

If you did not get the routine correct to start your bike, it could, and would, kick back and shove your knee up around your collar bone, or just shoot you up over the bars, over the seat. Man, I remember that feeling and it ain`t good.

So, I got lost there for a second. Dave corrected a lot of those problems by having auto advance and retard on his stuff. But along with that, he corrected a lot of other problems that made other mags unreliable. Gotta bear with me here... While talking to Dave, he was hitting me with so much info, I could not get it in my head fast enough, so Mitch grabbed a piece of paper and wrote down some stuff. What he wrote, I don’t have a clue, but I will do the best I can.

There were alignment problems with shafts bonding, rotors binding, small magnets to create spark, machining problems, and more. But Dave found a better way. He put bearings where bushings were. Better machine cuts to keep everything spinning free. He uses magnets that are probably twice as large as the others. Dave stuck one of his magnet assemblies to an arbor press and told me to pull them off with one hand. Let me tell ya, I was surprised how powerful they were. With a magneto, it is all about the magnets and the coil, and how much power is generated by them. Other mags, when you turn them by hand, you can feel the magnets try to stick to each other, making it hart to turn. This also means your engine has to use some power to turn it. Daves mag is set up so when the magnets pass each other, they repell away from each other, needing less force, if any, to make the mag work. I spun one by hand. It was supprisingly smooth.

They build all thier mags right there in Morristown. They also do the machining for the cases,

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Welcome to to “The “The Chef’s Chef’s Lane”, Lane”, Welcome where you’ll you’ll find find the the very very best best in in where Biker food food and and the the Sweet Sweet side side for for Biker Bikers by

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Bikers. Let’s Let’s face face itit folks folks Bikers am aa die die hard, hard, II know know fall fall is is here here II am but I‘m not putting my grill away away yet! There’s There’s so so many many awesome awesome yet!

Biker recipes recipes my my grill grill needs needs to to trytryBiker out, so so rain rain or or falling falling leaves leaves isn’t isn’t going going to to keep keep me me away away from from out, my grilling, grilling, not not yet! yet! Hey! Hey! Get Get in in on on the the fun fun E-mail E-mail your your recipes recipes my to: fatboy@chef-fatboy.com fatboy@chef-fatboy.com and and ifif you you like like more more Biker Biker recipes, recipes, to: please check check out out Chef Chef FatBoy’s FatBoy’s website website at: at: www.chef-fatboy.com www.chef-fatboy.com please you’ll be glad you did and so well we!!

Remember, Ride Ride safe safe and and Always Always EAT EAT WELL! WELL! Chef Chef FatBoy FatBoy Remember, & Melody The Fast Lane: Fall Salad Salad with with Cranberry Cranberry Vinaigrette Vinaigrette .. Submitted Submitted by: by: Alice Alice Fall Moore, Pa. Ingredients 1/2 cup cider vinegar 1/4 cup cranberries 1/4 cup olive oil 2 teaspoons white sugar 1/8 teaspoon kosher salt 1 pinch freshly ground black pepper heads romaine romaine lettuce lettuce -- rinsed, rinsed, dried, dried, and and torn torn into into bitebite22 heads size pieces 2 medium heads endive - washed, dried and chopped 2 red pears 1/2 cup toasted walnuts, chopped 1/2 cup crumbled Gorgonzola cheese Directions: In In aa saucepan, saucepan, combine combine vinegar vinegar and and cranbercranberDirections: ries. Cook Cook over over medium medium heat heat until until cranberries cranberries soften. soften. Remove Remove ries. from heat; heat; add add olive olive oil, oil, sugar, sugar, salt salt and and pepper. pepper. Place Place in in blender blender from and mix mix until until smooth. smooth. Refrigerate Refrigerate until until chilled. chilled. Core Core and and julienne julienne and one pear, pear, core core and and dice dice the the other. other. In In aa large large bowl, bowl, combine combine the the one Romaine lettuce, lettuce, endive, endive, diced diced pears, pears, walnuts walnuts and and Gorgonzola.

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Romaine Toss and and drizzle drizzle with with enough enough dressing dressing to to coat. coat. Divide Divide among among Toss salad plates plates and and garnish garnish with with julienned julienned pear. pear. Top Top with with any any adadsalad ditional walnuts as well.

Apple Broccoli Salad . Submitted by: Helen Booth, UK Ingredients 6 medium tart apples, chopped 3 cups broccoli florets 1 small onion, chopped 1/2 cup raisins 1 1/2 cups mayonnaise 2 tablespoons white vinegar 1 1/2 teaspoons sugar 1/2 teaspoon lemon juice 1/2 teaspoon salt 10 bacon strips, cooked and crumbled 1/2 cup coarsely chopped walnuts Directions: In In aa large large bowl, bowl, combine combine the the apples, apples, broccoli, broccoli, Directions: onion and and raisins. raisins. In In aa small small bowl, bowl, combine combine the the mayonnaise, mayonnaise, onion vinegar, sugar, sugar, lemon lemon juice juice and and salt; salt; pour pour over over apple apple mixture mixture vinegar, and toss toss to to coat. coat. Cover Cover and and chill chill for for at at least least 22 hours. hours. Just Just before before and serving, stir in the bacon and walnuts.

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

Drunk and Dirty Tenderloin Kabobs . Submitted by: Neil Henson, NY Ingredients: 4 cup Kikoman’s Soy Sauce 2 cup Jim Beam Bourbon 1 cup L&P Worcestershire Sauce 1/2 cup Dark Brown Sugar 2 teaspoons Ground Ginger 1/2 cup Fresh Garlic, minced 8 pounds Tenderloin Tips, cut 1/2 x 1/2” Directions: Combine the first six ingredients in a mixing.

Stir until the brown sugar is incorporated. Pour marinate over Tenderloin and marinate for a minimum 4 hours, maximum of 12 hours only.

For the Grill or Smoker* As needed Olive Oil 1 cups Salad Oil 1 cup Water For skewers Carrots Lightly Blanched New Potatoes Lightly Blanched Red Onion Red Peppers Cherry Tomatoes Directions: Drain Marinade reserving half for basting liquid.

Place liquid in saute skillet with salad oil and water. Bring to a boil over high heat and reduce to a simmer. Leave on low heat for basting sauce. Heat another sauté skillet with hot olive oil.

Sear the tenderloin pieces on all sides leaving the meat rare.

Skewer meat with vegetables and place in smoker for 20 minutes, or Grill over indirect heat for 12 minutes to a nice Medium Rare. Baste and season with Cajun Seasoning during cooking process. Serve over Wild Rice immediately.

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

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7TH ANNUAL EAST COAST STURGIS RALLY Little Orleans . Maryland . August 11th-15th . 2010 Words, Ridin’ and Pix by Lutz

I heard about this event from friends who have attended years past and said it was like “old time” parties, so a few of my friends and I decided to check it out.

The ride from Jersey wasn’t bad and before you knew it we were there. Crusin’ in you couldn’t miss the beautiful rolling country side of western Maryland and how the roads were just right for riding. Pulling into the campsight/event area, you just knew it was gonna be a blast the next few days.

Atfter we set up camp, we checked out what was offered, the vendor area was set up with lots of neat stuff from food and drinks to tattoo’s, tshirts and patches Just about anything you could want to cure your shopping blues! Walking around the grounds took some time, just when I thought I had seen it all, there was more area with tents and bikes.

Caught up with some friends I knew and they too were having fun.

Checked out the bike show which had old to new and mild to wild bikes on display, and right next door was a mechanical bull for the adventurous who could try their bull ridin’ skills.

If you got the itch to leave camp, you could take a ride and check out local attractions like the High Octane Bar or Bills Place, both catering to the thousands of bikes out for this event.If that wasn’t enough, on Saturday a killer bike games show covering the slow race, weenie bite, haybail pull and the world famous motorcycle demolition derby! (Only describing it doesnt do justice!)

Saturday night brought out the partiers as there was a tatto contest and a wet tshirt contest to boot!

Man, a lot to do in only a few short days... Guess I’ll just have to come back next year!

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BENEFIT FOR BART POKER RUN April 17th, 2010 . Pemberton, NJ Words, Ridin’ and Pix by Lutz

Some friends and family decided to pull together and help a brother in need named “Bart” Gilbert.

Bart. a local biker in Burlington. is having medical issues which has put him in hard times. As mentioned. some of his closest friends and family wanted to put on a poker run to help him out and show the love.

The run started at the Lower Bank Inn where a sh@tload of bikes assembled, a police escort through The Pines ended up at the Hedger House and then to the final destination, Jamisons in Pemberton.

There, Jamisons new owners, Dan and Stacy, put out a smokin’ buffett and, while a 50/50s went off, the musical entertainment was preformed by Solce Fades.

Then later by the Filthy Micks.

Perhaps pickup a shirt from the event or checkout the vendors out back or even eyeball some nice rides sitting in the parking lot. The lucky winner of the poker hand was very happy I’m sure as I’m sure Bart would have been if he saw the bikes and the participation that came out on his behalf.

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