Fast Lane Biker July 2018

30TH 

MOTORCYCLE 

SWAP 

MEET 

HARRISBURG, PA 

JULY 2018 • Vol. 17 ISSUE 07 

ANNUAL 

BATTLE 

OF THE 

H-D ® 

KINGS 

EVENT 

NEW 2018 

HARLEY-DAVIDSON 

TRI GLIDE ® 

ULTRA 

MEET MELANI 

ARMY SPC 

BENJAMIN MOORE 

MEMORIAL 

SCHOLARSHIP 

BORDERTOWN, NJ 

JULY EVENTS • ROAD SCRIBES • PULSATING PAULA

JULY, 2018 

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PHOTOGRAPHY 

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Babore, Mark Vetrini, 3MI, Pit & Jim Roselli 

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Letter from the 

Publisher 

Hello everybody and welcome to the JULY issue of 

Fast Lane Biker. 

It’s Summer at last and lots of great events are 

taking place around the Tri-State area. 

We’re looking forward to the new Staten Island 

Harley location at the end of the month and the new 

Shore Line Harley location sometime in early Fall. 

As the motorcycle industry continues to change, so 

are we. To get updates, sign-up at our website (www. 

fastlanebikernj.com) with your email to get Fast Lane 

Biker emailed to you every month. 

So till next time, 

Mark & Pam 

Fast Lane Biker 


Photo © 2018 MARK VETRINI

Jam on productions 

30th motorcycle 

swap meet 

November 19, 2017 

Harrisburg Farm Complex, Harrisburg • PA 

story ridin’ & pics by Lutz 

I’ve always liked this swap meet as its has so much stuff to look at and many 

items can come home with you if the price is right! 

Motorcycles as well as any conceivable parts, all under one big roof and just 

before the holiday. So you can pick up that last minute goodie for your favorite 

biker while you’re here. There’s more than just parts, there’s plenty of memorable 

as well. Clothes, die-cast, etc, and some neat Harley related items that 

would look great in the garage as well. Lots of stock and aftermarket items for 

sale to finish up the final touches on your motorcycle. This event is on the to do 

list, so keep your eyes open for the next one. 

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833 Union Avenue 

New Windsor, NY 12553 

1 (800) FASTHOG 

WWW.FASTHOG.COM 

Bring down your bike for a Tradein 

evaluation towards a NEW bike 

(take advantage of the tax 

savings!)... 

Not looking to buy right now? We 

still want your old bike! 

So bring it down for an appraisal 

on an outright purchase! 

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BENELUX 

ITALY 

FRANCE 

MEXICO 

ANNUAL BATTLE 

OF THE 

KINGS EVENT 

CONTINUES 

TO GROW 

June 19, 2018 

www.harley-davidson.com 

Started in 2015, the Battle of the Kings (BOTK) custom build 

competition is the largest dealer custom bike build competition 

in the world. Running in many markets including: Europe, 

Middle East and Africa (EMEA) and Japan, Battle of the Kings is 

a great event for showcasing Harley-Davidson’s leadership in 

customization, including their vast range of parts and accessories 

amidst an increasingly competitive market. BOTK emphasizes 

the fact that Harley-Davidson ® dealers are custom 

experts and since 2015, H-D ® dealers have submitted over 

500 custom builds based on Street and Sportster ® platforms. 

Half way into 2018, more than 220 dealers in EMEA have 

already taken part in the competition! In an effort to create 

brand and product relevance for new and younger riders, Harley-Davidson 

has upped their game by expanding BOTK into 

Australia, Brazil, China, Columbia, India, Japan, Mexico and 

Thailand for the first time. Because of this expansion, Harley- 

Davidson is putting unique designs and the possibilities of 

customization within the reach of new and younger riders. 

The BOTK competition has 4 simple entry rules: 

• The base model must be a Harley-Davidson ® Dark Custom 

motorcycle; which in 2018 also includes two new Softail ® 

models – Street Bob ® and Fat Bob ® 

• The customization budget should be within 6,000 Euros (or 

equivalent amount in other currencies) 

• At least half of the custom parts and accessories must come 

from the official Harley-Davidson ® range 

• The motorcycle eventually must be road legal and sold at 

6,000 Euros above the retail price 

As regional winners are decided, the custom bike creations 

have been displayed at numerous motorcycle and lifestyle 

events, with a focus on attracting competitor owners. Harley- 

Davidson will announce the final winner (from the slew of regional 

winners) of the now international competition at Italy’s 

EICMA motorcycle show this November. 

Take a look at four of the current winners moving on to the 

finals on the left. 


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Photography © 2018 Mark Vetrini 


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Events 

Calendar 

July 1ST 

Ride for Freedom 

Bike Run 

Sponsored by RTSP Range, 

Firearms Training and Garden 

State Harley-Davidson 

The ride starts at Garden 

State Harley-Davidson, 1775 

Route 10 in Morris Plains. 

Registration begins at 9:00 

am and motorcycles go out 

at 11:00 am. The first 25 to 

register will receive a t-shirt. 

The ride ends in Randolph 

with music, a barbeque, and 

prizes. Proceeds for this 

event will benefit NJ Second 

Amendment Societies. 

For more information call 

(973) 434-7600 extension 

112. 

July 8TH 

Poker Run 

Sponsored by Rolling Thunder 

Chapter 4 

The poker run starts at the 

Beautiful Courtyard Bar and 

Restaurant, 182 Rockland 

Road in Roscoe. Registration 

is from 10:00 am until 12:00 

pm which includes coffee, 

donuts, and bagels for participants. 

The ride fee is $25.00 

per person, which includes 

a meal. The ride ends with 

50/50 and door prizes. 


(845) 482-9983 

JULY 8TH 

Valor Ride 

Sponsored by Fourth Watch 

MC and Clark PBA 125 

The ride starts at the 

Deutscher Club, 787 Featherbed 

Lane in Clark. Registration 

begins at 10:00 am and 

the motorcycles go out at 

12:00 pm. There will be memorial 

services at 11:30 am. 

The ride fee is $25.00 

per rider and $15.00 per 

passenger. There will be food, 

a band, and vendors. 


(201) 966-8405 

July 12 - 15TH 

17th Annual 

Gettysburg 

Bike Week 

Sponsored by Gettysburg 

Heritage Center 

The event includes a swap 

meet held at the Gettysburg 

Heritage Center, 297 Steinwehr 

Avenue in Gettysburg. 

The event opens at 9:00 am 

daily and will include 50 vendors 

with parts, pin strippers, 

tee shirts, leather work, belt 

making, jewelry and more. 

Vendor space is $500.00 for a 

10 x 10 space. Motorcyclists 

may ride in for free. There will 

also be live music everyday 

and a museum of the Civil 

War. For more information 

call (240)-302-0304 


Thousand Trails 

Hershey 2018 PA 

Wounded Warrior 

Bike Run 

Sponsored by Thousand Trails 

Hershey 

The ride starts at Thousand 

Trails Hershey, 493 South 

Mount Pleasant Road in Lebanon. 

Registration begins at 

11:00 am and the motorcycles 

go out at 12:00 pm. The ride 

fee is $20.00 per rider and 

$10.00 per passenger if you 

pre-register or the fee is 

$25.00 per person the day 

of the event. The ride ends 

with dinner, door prizes, and 

entertainment. The proceeds 

will benefit the Pennsylvania 

Wounded Warriors. 


(717) 867-5515 

July 15 

Christmas In July 

Toy Run and Picnic 

Sponsored by Hogs and Honeys 

Foundation For Kids 

The ride starts at 2014 Old 

Arch Road in Norristown beginning 

at 8:00 am. The ride fee is 

$25.00 for the rider and $10.00 

for a passenger. All participants 

are also asked to bring 1 

unwrapped non-violent toy. The 

ride will go through Montgomery 

County after dropping off 

a toy to Silver Springs Martin 

Luther School. The ride ends 

with a picnic. 

July 13-15TH 

6th Annual AHRMA 

Vintage Motorcycle 

Festival and 

Swap Meet 

Sponsored by New Jersey 

Motorsports Park 

The event will be held at New 

Jersey Motorsports Park, 8000 

Dividing Creek Road in Millville. 

Gates open at 9:00 am on 

Friday. Admission is $30.00 

for a 3 day ticket, #25.00 for a 

2 day ticket, $10.00 for Friday 

only, or $15.00 for Saturday or 

Sunday only. Children under 12 

will be admitted free with 

a paying adult. Swap meet 

vendor fees are $25.00 for a 

10 X 10 space or $50.00 for 

a 20 X 20 space. The event 

will also include vintage 

motorcycle racing and more. 


(856) 327-7208 


Celebrate the 

Children Autism 

Benefit Ride 

Sponsored by Garden State 

Harley-Davidson 

The ride starts at 9:00 am at 

Garden State Harley-Davidson, 

1775 Route 10 East in 

Morris Plains. 


(973) 898-7100, 


2nd Annual 

Diesel’s Paw Run 

Sponsored by Knightsfury 

Riders RC 

The ride starts at the parking 

lot of the 30 Strikes Bowling 

Alley, 501 South White 

Horse Pike in Stratford. 

Registration is from 9:00 

am until 10:00 am and the 

motorcycles go out at 10:30 

am. The ride fee is $35.00 

per rider and $5.00 per passenger. 

This ride is in honor 

of Diesel. The proceeds will 

benefit the animals of the 

AWA of Voorhess. 


(856) 373-1218 


3rd Annual 

Freedom Isn’t 

Free Poker Run 

The ride starts at Marbletown 

Park, 350 Tongore 

Road in Stone Ridge, Registration 

begins at 8:00 am, 

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the first bike goes out at 

9:00 am and the last bike 

goes out by 10:00 am. If 

paid in advance the ride fee 

is $20.00 for the rider and 

$15.00 for a passenger. The 

fee includes food at the end 

of the ride. If paid on the 

day of the ride the fee is an 

additional $5.00 per person. 

The ride is a 7 card poker 

run and ends with a pig 

roast, 50/50 drawing. music 

and line dancing. Proceeds 

benefit the Sgt. Shawn M. 

Farrell Memorial Scholarship 

Fund. For more information 

call (845) 768-2120 


Operation 22-0 

Sponsored by Combat Veterans 

Motorcycle Association 

The ride starts at Bennington 

Lanes, 1374 Clinton Street in 

Attica. Registration begins at 

11:00 am and motorcycles 


fee is $10.00. The memorial 

ride and fundraiser will help 

raise awareness of the suicide 

rates among veterans, 

youth and troubled adults. 

The fee for the fundraiser is 

$20.00 which will include 

bike competitions, food, 

bands, vendors, 50/50 drawings, 

raffles, and more. 


(716) 908-7041 


Freedom Feast 

Poker Run 

Sponsored by Capital Gun 

Group 


Samsons Restaurant, 1736 

State Route 9 in Castleton. 

Registration begins at 10:00 


per rider and $10.00 per 

passenger. The ride ends 

with a barbeque, raffle prizes, 

door prizes, and more. 

The barbeque is $25.00 the 

day of the event or $20.00 

July 22ND 

Downtown 

Thunder 

Sponsored by Mt. Kisco 

Lions Club 

The ride starts at the Village 

Hall, 104 Main Street in Mt. 

Kisco. Registration begins at 


go out at 10:00 am. The ride 


$15.00 per passenger. The 

ride will be about 60 miles, 

ending with a barbeque, 

raffles, prizes, music, and an 

ice cream truck. 


(914) 760-0014 

July 18 - 22ND 

Roar on the Shore 

Bike Week 

Sponsored by Roar on the 

Shore, Inc. 

The event will be headquartered 

at Perry Square at 5th 

and State Streets in Erie. 

Events begin at 3:00 pm 

on Wednesday. This event 

features 12 scenic rides. 

These rides may begin at 

various locations in the area. 

Rides will include Bringin’ 

in the Roar® Bike Parade, 

Thunder on the Isle, Beer 

for the Deer Legend Ride, 

Roar to the Vineyards Poker 

Run, Roar to the Microbrews 

Dice Run, Covered Bridges 

of Ashtabula County, Roar to 

the Parks, Hometown Taste 

& Tour and more. There will 

also be vendors, concerts, 

live entertainment and a 

raffle. Proceeds will benefit 

the Sarah A. Reed Children’s 

Center, Erie’s oldest nonprofit 

human service provider. 


(814) 833-3200 


Steele Horses for 

Charity 

Sponsored by Gait Therapeutic 

Riding Center 

The ride starts at the Gait 

Therapeutic Riding Center, 

314 Forres Hill Road in Milford. 



go out at 11:00 am. The ride 


$15.00 per passenger. The 

ride ends with vendors and 

food. If you would like to be 

a vendor, contact Donna by 

calling the number below 

or by sending an email to 

the email address below to 

reserve your spot. The proceeds 

will benefit the GAIT 

Therapeutic Riding Center. 


(973) 870-0898, 


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 beginning at 10:00 


per person. The ride is fully 

escorted by the Blue Knights 

NJ 8 and will end with food, 

a band and more. Proceeds 

will be used for the “Santa 

Claus Express” to bring joy 

and laughter to more than 

300 special children each 

year. For more information 

call (908) 459-4101 

JULY 28TH 

American Legion 

Riders Post 9 

Poker Run & Party 

The ride starts at 2260 Corriere 

Road in Easton. Motorcycles 

will go out from 9:00 

am to 11:00 am. The ride 

fee is $20.00 for the rider 

and $10.00 for a passenger. 

The 80 mile ride will be 

followed by a party. The ride 

fee includes a barbeque. 

There will also be live music, 

vendors, games, prizes and 

more. 


Frankie Towkar 

Appice Memorial 

3 Boro Run and 

Event 

The ride starts at the West 

Shore Little League, 340 

Walker Street in Staten Island. 




fee is $20.00 per bike, which 

includes a pin and breakfast. 


(646) 331-1969 


St Jude 24th 

Annual Poker Run 

Pig Roast 

Sponsored by Wurtsboro 

H.O.G. and O’Tooles Harley- 

Davidson 


O’Tooles Harley-Davidson, 4 

Sullivan Street in Wurtsboro. 

Registration is from 9:00 

am until 11:30 am. The ride 

fee is $20.00 per person. 

Children 12 years of age and 

under get in for free. This 

event also includes a bike 

show, bike games, raffles, 

50/50, vendors, and a band. 

The proceeds will benefit 

St. Jude Children’s 

Research Hospital 


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1 2 3 

4 5 6 

1 - Daymaker LED 

headlamp and LED 

foglamps. 

2 - Milwaukee-Eight ® 

V-Twin engine. 

3 - Trunk and King 

Tour-Pak storage. 

4 - Premium Boom! 

Box 6.5 Infotainment 

System. 

5 - 6-Speed Cruise 

Drive® transmission. 

6 - Batwing Fairing & 

Splitstream air vent. 

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Photos © 2018 Harley-Davidson ® Motorcycles

army spc benjamin 

moore memorial 

scholarship 

August 5, 2017 

Bordentown • New Jersey 

Story, Ridin’ & Pics by Lutz 

Amy and Pat Moore are mother and father to Army Spc Benjamin 

Moore who was killed in Afghanistan. Amy a proud gold 

star mom and Pat for many years keep his spirit and memory 

alive with a yearly motorcycle event that benefits graduating 

firefighters and EMT’s from Burlington county for which Ben 

was involved in the local fire department. Cards where drawn 

at the beginning and along the way to which the best hand 

won. Once at the destination of the ride which was the Bordentown 

Elks, the parking lot was loaded up with bikes and now it 

was time to checkout the party! 

Rolling Thunder Chapter 2, who Pat and Amy belong to, were 

there to help out their friends. Outside some vendors had veteran 

related items for sale or you could go in and get some food, 

drink and relax and enjoy kicking back and looking around. 

Inside was a chinese auction or you could try your luck with 

the lottery hat. With many friends and family out to support this 

one you know it was sure to end up well. 

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Dealer 


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A LOOK BACK IN TIME... 

WITH ‘PULSATING PAULA’ 


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Everything Must Go 

July 16th • 11am 


228 E. Blackwell Street • Dover, NJ 

for more contact kurt@Denvillebear.com 

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Road Scribes Of America 

Non territorial 

The road is our home 

Taking on the miles 

And writing our Biker Poems 

An eclectic group of Bikers 

Eccentric some are called 

We are on a mission 

Trying to spread the word 

In books, magazines, and newspapers 

You'll read what's on our minds 

And out there on the highway 

Is where we're likely to be found 

Our rides are our pen 

The road is our page 

Every mile a stanza 

And gas is our ink 

© Sorez 

Road Scribes Of America 

The Simple Life 

A decent job to pay the bills 

A ride to call my own 

A righteous ol' lady waiting for me 

Whenever I get home 

An open road with cagers few 

On a brisk cold sunny day 

An open door with welcoming arms 

And a warm embrace 

A moonlit highway 

A fresh paved road 

Another gear up on the throttle 

The simple life is the one I live 

As long as there's roads to be traveled 

© Sorez The Scribe RSOA 

Who Turns Out The Light? 

Smell the tar and asphalt 

On which the wheels of progress roll 

Roaming trail of concrete 

Where highway’s ribbons flow 

We could leave a better place 

For the future of our young 

Instead we leave them desolation 

And progress never done. 

There are always prophets 

They come from time to time 

To guide us to a resting place 

That we alone can’t find. 

We see the world in parables 

In ways that it might be 

Without an understanding 

Of the things, that set us free 

Is there such a thing as afterlife? 

In visions we can’t see 

Do the visions shade salvation? 

Will the truth now set us free? 

We have pockets full of empty 

And a suitcase full of dreams 

With ambitions under lock and key 

To protect us from ourselves, 

We are strangers in the universe 

Condemned by wrong and right 

Searching through the shadows 

In the darkness of the night, 

When there is no more souls to leave a ghost town 

Who then, turns out the light? 

Fred Steele ©10/06/2010 

Road Scribes of America2012 

www.roadscribesofamericatm.com 

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