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December 2010 Vol. 9 Issue 12

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Letter from the PublisherDecember is here at last, Christmas and New Years are

just around the corner. The entire fall season has been very mild and, with what were seeing of winter so far, maybe it’ll stay this way.This mild weather has been just what we needed in the motorcycle industry, so let’s hope it continues.

A word of caution however, as I’ve noticed in my travels around the state, the number of repair jobs in the bike and collision shops, many of them from deer. We don’t have to tell anyone how much damage a deer can do to a motorcycle and it’s rider. So use caution while riding and be aware. This is the time of year when these stupid animals, for no apparent reason, like to run into the middle of the road or into the side of a motorcycle.

Another thing we would like to mention is putting off fixing those last minute items. We have a lot of shops and dealerships out there that could really use the work this winter instead of everyone jamming the work down their throats the last week in Febuary and having to beg them to get it done so you can go to bike week. There are a lot of shops out there that offer free pickup and delivery during the winter months to keep themselves a float. So take advantage of it and help out your local shop at the same time.

Next month marks the tenth anniversary for FASTLANEBIKER magazine and a lot has happened over the past ten years from starting new franchises - Pennsylvania was first, then New York, and now Delmarva. All are doing a great a job and have become a trusted media source in their areas and will continue to be for years to come.

So till next time... Ride Safe!

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END OF THE ROADThe SCC tour ended the 2010 season at the Lone Star-tRally Galveston Texas. This year John Greene, the same guy who puts on all of the Easyrider shows, ran the rally. The attendance seems to vary depending on who you ask, it’s somewhere between 50-200,000 people, regard-less the place was jumping. We set up with Rick Fatrless, Michael Ballard form The Full Throttle Saloon, Paul Yaffe, and the Martin Brothers. One of the cool things, or should I say funny things, that happened during the weekend was when Carlos Mencia, you know the guy from the Comedy Central TV show “Mind of Mencia” stopped by. Now to look at Carlos he doesn’t exactly fit the “Biker” stereotype but au contraire. Carlos owns a dozen bikes built by the Mar-tin Brother’s and he rides them. Because Carlos is from Galveston, he the man, and he was asked to lead the giant bike parade. To get prepared he sent one of his guys out

to get so fuel so he could top off some of his bikes. When you have a dozen bikes the privilege is to get to choose the one you want to ride. His “mechanic” lets just call him that, decided it was easier to find some fuel close by at the vending area than to go to the gas station. So he borrowed a gallon or two and proceeded to top off several of Carlos’s customs. Carlos came over and chat-ted it up with us and then got ready to lead the parade. The first bike he started, spit, kicked and blew smoke, the second did the same so did the third and fourth. Needless to say there was some real concern. Carlos was forced to ride his Suzuki-hyabousa that pretty much pissed him off. Later that evening we joined Carlos at his restaurant Maggie Rita’s Bar & Grill. He totally styled us out on the forth floor with a bottle of tequila and some awesome Mexican grub. At the restaurant Carlos graciously signed autographs and took pictures. After about an hour he came over to our table. Of course we wanted to know about his bikes. He simply paused, shook his head and said, “ the idiot who I sent to get fuel, got diesel fuel”. Well that’s all we needed to hear, and burst out laughing Carlos is a true biker and a great guy, who knew! I guess that’s why we keep doing what we do, the biker culture is all about meeting cool people from all walks of life that share our passion.

The tour schedule for 2011 is filling up fast. If you would like to book us, do it early because you’ll get a great discount, see our web site for details, www.stripclubchoppers.com. Also new for 2011 will be the Princess of The Pole, pole dancing competition. Promoters will

have the opportunity to organize a pole dancing com-petition that we will host. The winners will receive SCC merchandise and prizes, along with a spot on the 2012 SCC calendar. Why do the typical bikini contest Tour sponsorships for 2012 are also still available along with new SCC franchises’ for the west coast and Europe. For details contact Johnny Lange at [email protected]

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I asked Mommy and DaddyWhy they was scared

After all I have been throughThese past few yearsThey tried to explain

The best way they couldThat they truly love meIt was for my own good

Not to see SantaRiding a Harley

This time this yearBut Mommy and Daddy

I tried to explainI have never seen Santa

Or his reindeerAnd I may not be here

This time next yearAlways was sleepingWhenever he came

Set out milk and cookiesBefore went to bed

Woke up with presentsUnder our tree

So why can’t I say thank youFor all that he did

Mommy and daddyWould not sign consent

So I watched from the windowBy my hospital bed

As Santa rode a HarleyThis time this year

With hundreds of presentsFor all of us kids

Then I saw mommy cryingIn the parking lot

Saw daddy huggingSanta ClausAnd then,

And then I heardA knock on my door

And then,And then I SAWSANTA CLAUS!

Ho, Ho, Ho, Merry Christmas!Chris Kringle exclaimed!My smile was grinning

From ear to earAnd Santa wipedAway my tears

As I sat on his lapHe asked what did I wantI said only to thank you

Santa ClausAnd my Mommy and Daddy

And all of your HarleysAnd my mommy and daddy

Most of all

SANTA RODE A HARLEYTHIS TIME

by Sorez The Scribe

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Events CalendarDecember 4th . A Little Smile for Christmas 6th Annual Toy Run . Sponsored by Academy X En-tertainment. The event starts at The Servicemen’s Memorial Home, 528 S. DuPont Road in Carneys Point. Registration is from 8:00 am to 9:45 am. The fee is $15.00 plus an unwrapped toy for the rider, and $10.00 for a passenger. The ride makes a stop at A.I. DuPont Children’s Hospital and ends in Penns Grove. Lunch and live entertainment is included with the registration fee. For more informa-tion call (856) 207-5512

December 4th . POW-MIA Awareness MC Toy Run . Sponsored by POW-MIA Awareness MCThe ride starts at Somerdale VFW on Kennedy Bou-levard. The ride begins at 11:00 am. The ride will benefiting the Children of St John of God School. For more information call 609-636-2874

December 4th . Spicy on the Boardwalk . Sea-side Heights... Danny Nova

December 5th . 2nd Annual Toy Run . Williams Harley Davidson Benefits The Children’s Special-ized Hospital Mountainside, NJ. Reg: 10:00am - 11:30am, Williams Harley Davidson, 1100 US HWY 22 West, Lebanon, $15.00 with toy, $20.00 without toy, $10.00 Passenger. Ride leaves at 11:30am 908-236-0767

December 10th . Spicy on the Boardwalk . Sea-side Heights... Craig Newell

December 11th . Spicy on the Boardwalk . Sea-side Heights... Who Dat Band

December 12th . St. Claire’s Homes for Chilren Toy Run . Sponsored by Arlington Lawn Mower and Power Equipment. The ride starts at Kearny Elks Lodge, 601 Elm Street in Kearny. Registration is from 11:00 am to 12:30 pm and the ride begins at 1:00 pm. The ride fee is 20.00 and a new un-wrapped toy. The ride ends with a party. For more

information call (201) 991 1076

December 18th . Spicy on the Boardwalk . Sea-side Heights... Trailer Park Trashed

December 31st . Spicy on the Boardwalk . Sea-side Heights... Who Dat Band

January 1st . 2nd Annual Hangover Ride . Man-ville-Hillsborough Elks MC. Benefits Army of Hope. Sign in: 10am to Noon, $10.00 per person. Kick-stands up at 12:15pm. Route & Ride time adjusted by weather conditions. Hot Food after the ride. Info: 908-420-0868

January 16th . 7th Annual Chili Cook-Off at Harley-Davidson/Buell of Ocean County . Cash Prizes, $3.00 Taste Testers

January 22nd-24th . 28th Annual International Motorcycle Show . Jacob K Javits Convention Center, 655 W. 34th Street, NY February 11th-13th . Timonium Motorcycle Show . Maryland State Fairgrounds

February 21st . Seaboard AMCA Swap Meet . Enrty $5.00, Open 9:00am to 4;00pm, Smoking Gun Kustomz, 233 South Broadway, Cranberry Plaza, Pennsville. Vendors and Bike Show

February 26th-March 7th . Bike Week Daytona Beach FL

February 27th . Great Falls Beefsteak . Hosted by: Blue Knights NJ XVII - Paterson, NJ, benefits Austin, a six year old boy with Cerebral Palsywho is in need of a wheelchair lift for his home.at: VFW Post 513 Veterans Place Hasbrouck Heights, NJ 07604Time: 7:00PM - 11:00PMDonation: $40.00 per personIncludes beer, wine and soda - Cash bar on site - No BYOB

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Events CalendarDecember 4th . A Little Smile for Christmas 6th Annual Toy Run . Sponsored by Academy X En-tertainment. The event starts at The Servicemen’s Memorial Home, 528 S. DuPont Road in Carneys Point. Registration is from 8:00 am to 9:45 am. The fee is $15.00 plus an unwrapped toy for the rider, and $10.00 for a passenger. The ride makes a stop at A.I. DuPont Children’s Hospital and ends in Penns Grove. Lunch and live entertainment is included with the registration fee. For more informa-tion call (856) 207-5512

December 4th . POW-MIA Awareness MC Toy Run . Sponsored by POW-MIA Awareness MCThe ride starts at Somerdale VFW on Kennedy Bou-levard. The ride begins at 11:00 am. The ride will benefiting the Children of St John of God School. For more information call 609-636-2874

December 4th . Spicy on the Boardwalk . Sea-side Heights... Danny Nova

December 5th . 2nd Annual Toy Run . Williams Harley Davidson Benefits The Children’s Special-ized Hospital Mountainside, NJ. Reg: 10:00am - 11:30am, Williams Harley Davidson, 1100 US HWY 22 West, Lebanon, $15.00 with toy, $20.00 without toy, $10.00 Passenger. Ride leaves at 11:30am 908-236-0767

December 10th . Spicy on the Boardwalk . Sea-side Heights... Craig Newell

December 11th . Spicy on the Boardwalk . Sea-side Heights... Who Dat Band

December 12th . St. Claire’s Homes for Chilren Toy Run . Sponsored by Arlington Lawn Mower and Power Equipment. The ride starts at Kearny Elks Lodge, 601 Elm Street in Kearny. Registration is from 11:00 am to 12:30 pm and the ride begins at 1:00 pm. The ride fee is 20.00 and a new un-wrapped toy. The ride ends with a party. For more

information call (201) 991 1076

December 18th . Spicy on the Boardwalk . Sea-side Heights... Trailer Park Trashed

December 31st . Spicy on the Boardwalk . Sea-side Heights... Who Dat Band

January 1st . 2nd Annual Hangover Ride . Man-ville-Hillsborough Elks MC. Benefits Army of Hope. Sign in: 10am to Noon, $10.00 per person. Kick-stands up at 12:15pm. Route & Ride time adjusted by weather conditions. Hot Food after the ride. Info: 908-420-0868

January 16th . 7th Annual Chili Cook-Off at Harley-Davidson/Buell of Ocean County . Cash Prizes, $3.00 Taste Testers

January 22nd-24th . 28th Annual International Motorcycle Show . Jacob K Javits Convention Center, 655 W. 34th Street, NY February 11th-13th . Timonium Motorcycle Show . Maryland State Fairgrounds

February 21st . Seaboard AMCA Swap Meet . Enrty $5.00, Open 9:00am to 4;00pm, Smoking Gun Kustomz, 233 South Broadway, Cranberry Plaza, Pennsville. Vendors and Bike Show

February 26th-March 7th . Bike Week Daytona Beach FL

February 27th . Great Falls Beefsteak . Hosted by: Blue Knights NJ XVII - Paterson, NJ, benefits Austin, a six year old boy with Cerebral Palsywho is in need of a wheelchair lift for his home.at: VFW Post 513 Veterans Place Hasbrouck Heights, NJ 07604Time: 7:00PM - 11:00PMDonation: $40.00 per personIncludes beer, wine and soda - Cash bar on site - No BYOB

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RIDER INSURANCE DONATES 2011 HARLEY-DAVIDSONTO SPRINGFIELD POLICE MOTOR UNITSPRINGFIELD, N.J. – Through the dedication to support the needs of local law enforcement and the needs of the community, Rider Insurance has donated a 2011 Harley-Davidson Police FLHP Road King to the Springfield Police Motor Unit. Captain John Cook states, “The Spring-field Police Motor Unit was started in 2002 by retired Sergeant Richard Mickles with a dona-tion from Rider Insurance of its first motorcy-cle (a BMW). In working with retired Captain Peter Davis and Lieutenant James Fine, Rider has increased the Springfield Motor Unit with its donation of the 2011 Harley.”

Founder Harry Bleiwise, President Charles Lally and Chief Operating Officer Lauren Belfiore presented this gift in the fall of 2010. Harry and the entire Rider Insurance family would also like to congratulate all of the officers who have been recently promoted. Rider thanks the Springfield Police Department for their contin-ued involvement in the community and their dedication to riding.

Founded in 1971 by motorcycle enthusiast Harry Bleiwise, and built on his dedication to riding, Rider is currently the largest motor-cycle insurance provider in New Jersey, and the only carrier serving the motorcycle com-munity exclusively. Rider has now expanded opera-tions to provide coverage to riders on the highways and back roads of Indiana, Maryland, Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia.

In addition to providing insurance coverage to the motorcycle community, Rider feels it is impor-tant to give back to the community. Through the Bleiwise Family Charitable Foundations and gen-eral corporate sponsorships and donations, Rider has been able to support many organizations. For the list of charitable contributions, visit www.Rider.com.

For more information on Rider Insurance or to get a quick quote, call 800-595-6393 or visit www.Rider.com.

munity exclusively. Rider has now expanded opera-tions to provide coverage to riders on the highways and back roads of Indiana,

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THE BIG MOTORCYCLE SHOWIS RETURNING TO TIMONIUM


The Timonium Motorcycle Show will once again roar into the Maryland State Fairgrounds, Friday, Febru-ary 11 through Sunday, February 13, 2011. This 9th annual show was conceived and designed to be a true Motorcycle Show covering every aspect and segment of the motorcycle industry. This diversified expo promises to showcase the newest and most innovative bikes from North America, Europe, and Asia.

The show’s unique horizontal show format will not only feature more new and customized Harley-Da-vidsons than any other show in the region…but will also showcase everything from Cruisers to Cross Country Racers, from Superbikes to Scooters, from AMA Racers to ATV’s, from Supersports to Sport Tourers, from Xtreme Sport to Extreme Custom, from Trials Bikes to Trail Bikes, from Outrageous to Antiques and everything in between…including all the after-market and accessory products and ser-vices that cater to on and off road riding and racing.

Local motorcycle dealers representing, Harley-Da-vidson, Buell, BMW, Yamaha, Triumph, Kawasaki, KTM, Ducati, Suzuki, Big Dog, Victory, Aprilia, Moto Guzzi, Bombardier, Polaris, Black Dog, Lehman Trikes, Boss Hoss, Vespa, Leola Trikes, Kymco, MV Agusta, Ural and Honda will show off everything that’s new for 2011 and beyond.

Attendees will see the largest display of custom, radical, antique and vintage motorcycles ever as-sembled in the Mid-Atlantic Region. They can also check out the Motorcycle Fashion Show that will be held daily and includes all of the new trends in

riding apparel. In addition, attendees will be able to meet several nationally known bike builders, featured on ‘Biker Build-Off’, showing off their latest creations. Michele Smith of Discovery Channel’s HD Theatre will host many of the stage entertainment events such as, Tattoo Contests, ‘Smarter Than a Hooter’s Girl’ Contest, Wing Eating Contest, Frozen T-Shirt Contest, The Jersey Shore Look-A-Like Con-test and more!

Custom and Antique Bike Show contestants are en-couraged to get their bike entry forms in early this year to avoid being put on a waiting list. The bike entry form is available on our show website.

The Timonium Motorcycle Show will run for three days, February 11 through 13 at the Maryland State Fairgrounds, in Timonium, which is conveniently lo-cated just off interstates I-695 (Baltimore Beltway) and I-83 at York and Timonium Roads. Show hours are Friday & Saturday 10am – 9pm and Sunday 10am – 6pm. Adult admission is $15.00, kids 10 - 15 years old $5.00 and under 10 years are admit-ted free, when accompanied by an adult. Get $5.00 discount coupons at www.cycleshow.net. Also to avoid the lines…$5.00 off Admission tickets can be purchased at these Maryland Dealer locations…Pete’s Cycle Dealerships, Bob’s BMW in Columbia and The Harley Davidson Store on Pulaski Highway in White Marsh. There’s plenty of free expanded parking, including the Park and Ride lot on Deereco Road, which is located directly behind the show building. Call (410) 561-7323 for any other ques-tions or go to our website, www.cycleshow.net for more information.

THE BIG MOTORCYCLE SHOWIS RETURNING TO TIMONIUM

Timonium Motorcycle ShowFebruary 11th-13th, 2011Maryland State Fairgrounds, Timonium, MD

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Quality Installation•Repairs•Custom-Built Bikes•Powder Coating

•Chrome Plating

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ATLANTIC CITYHARLEY-DAVIDSON

219 E White Horse PikeGalloway, NJ609-652-5555

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BERGEN COUNTYHARLEY-DAVIDSON/BUELL

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201-843-6930www.bergenharleydavidson.com

NEW PRODUCTS FROMHARLEY-DAVIDSON®

NEW SCREAMIN’ EAGLE® THUNDER JET BLACK TOURING MUFFLERSNew Black-and-Chrome End Caps Can Add a Dramatic Finishing Touch

The new Screamin’ Eagle® Thunder Street Performance Slip-On Mufflers - Jet Black (P/N 65430-10, $399.95) from Harley-Davidson Genuine Motor Accessories deliver an increase in torque and horsepower the rider can feel. For the first time, these mufflers can be fitted with dramatic Black with Chrome Spears End Caps (P/N 65100013, $149.95).

Developed to work with header-mounted catalysts, these 3.5-inch mufflers feature an open-baffle design that produces a rich, deep bass note that meets 50-state sound level requirements. The rich, black-ceramic coating offers unmatched durability and look perfect with Dark Custom styling elements. These easy-to-install slip-on mufflers make a pronounced styling and sound state-ment.

These mufflers fit 2009 California Touring models and 2010-later 50-state Touring models (except Trike and 110 cubic inch models). 2010 Street Glide and Tour Glide Custom models require the separate purchase of the Touring 2-into-2 Head Pipe Kit. Installation also requires the separate purchase of an end cap kit and muffler clamps. See an authorized Harley-Davidson dealer for fitment details.NEW HARLEY-DAVIDSON SUPER REDUCED REACH® TOURING SEATPositions Rider Closer to Motorcycle Controls and Shortens Reach to the Ground

The new Super Reduced Reach® Seat - Touring (P/N 54382-11, $299.95) offers a forward position designed to move riders with a shorter inseam even closer to the controls than the Harley- Davidson Reduced Reach Seat. Its narrower nose area also allows the legs to be about one inch closer together so that feet may rest firmly on the pavement.

The scooped, bucket-shape saddle is enhanced with added back support padding to move the rider up to 2 inches lower* and 2.5 inches further forward. The combination positions the rider closer to the hand and foot controls to improve both comfort and confidence. The seat can be equipped with an optional rider backrest for added support and comfort. Seat width is 13.0 inches. Passenger pillion width is 12.0 inches. The Super Reduced Reach Seat fits 2009-later Harley-Davidson Touring and Trike models.

*Measurement based on 2009 Electra Glide® Classic original equipment seat. On some 2010 and all 2011 models the Super Reduced Reach Seat is 1.5 inches lower than the Electra Glide Classic original equipment seat.


AVAILABLE NOW AT YOUR LOCAL HARLEY DEALERS!

HIGHROADSHARLEY-DAVIDSON/BUELL

211 Woodbridge AvenueHighland Park, NJ

732-985-7546www.highroadshd.com

LIBERTYHARLEY-DAVIDSON/BUELL

12 W. Milton AvenueRahway, NJ

732-381-2400www.libertyharley.com

NEW SCREAMIN’ EAGLE® 3.5-INCH SLOTTED MUFFLEREND CAPSOffered in Black or Chrome to Match Screamin’ Eagle Thunder Touring Mufflers

The new Screamin’ Eagle® 3.5-Inch Slotted End Caps (P/N 65100013 Black with Chrome Spears, 65100014 Chrome with Black Spears; $149.95) from Harley-Davidson Genuine Motor Accessories enable the personalization of Screamin’ Eagle® Thunder Street Performance Slip-On Mufflers. Available in Chrome with black spears or Black with chrome spears, these easy-to-install, 3.5-inch caps are dressed with the same finish as the mufflers and exhaust shields for a consistent look front to back. Sold in pairs, the kit

includes all required mounting hardware.

NEW SCREAMIN’ EAGLE® STREET PERFORMANCE TUNERRecords Downloadable Run-Time Data and Enables Street-Legal ECM Calibrations

The new Screamin’ Eagle® Street Performance Tuner (P/N 41000008, $329.95) is designed to simplify engine calibrations as EPA-compliant performance modifications are made to EFI-equipped Harley-Davidson models. The kit includes the Vehicle Communications Interface (VCI) module that records up to 15 minutes of run-time data on up to 27 variables that can be downloaded to a PC via an optional USB cable. Using the included software, the motorcycle owner or a tech-nician can evaluate engine operating parameters such as the air/fuel ra-tio, O2 sensor readings, engine speed and temperature, RPM and vehicle speed, throttle position, spark advance, and many more performance charac-teristics of the motorcycle. The VCI will also record and display service codes for troubleshooting and diagnostics.

With the Screamin’ Eagle® Street Performance Tuner an authorized Harley-Davidson dealer can install the latest ECM calibrations for a motorcycle’s legal state-of-tune for a minor labor fee. Start with a high-flow air cleaner and Street Performance mufflers, and the dealer can upload the calibration that provides the best performance mix. Add a Big Bore Stage I or Stage II kit later, and the dealer simply downloads the proper ECM calibration to match the model and hardware. Because the dealer will have on-line access to the latest factory calibrations, it can load the most up-to-date parameters whenever the motorcycle is serviced.

The Screamin’ Eagle® Street Performance Tuner may be installed on 2007-later XL and XR Sportster, Dyna®, Softail® and Touring models (except Trike).

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BUILDER Doug Keim of Creative Cycles;http://creative-cycles.com 732-751-1403ENGINE Harley-Davidson Twin Cam 96-inch; Delphi EFI with Accel SLM; RSDesign air cleaner; Vance & Hines Power Duals with twin slash mufflersSUSPENSION Arlen Ness front Showa 41mm with Deep Cut fork legs and Cow Bells; H-D triple trees; rear H-D OEM air suspensionWHEELS/TIRES RC Components Epic Eclipse, 21x3.5 front, 17x6.25 rear; AVON Cobra tires, 120/70/21 front, 200/55/17 rearPAINT/POLISH Candy Red with “FMF” ghosted logos and “Full Throttle” logo on saddlebags by Chip at Aggressive Paint WorksACCESSORIES Paul Yaffe Originals DEI front fender, Chupa rear fender; H-D fender struts with “Hell’s Foundry” carbon-fiber overlay; Russ Wernimount stretched tank; Arlen Ness gas cap; Frenched license plate mount in rear fender; Creative Cycles “Seat Richie” seat; H-D extended saddlebags with Deep Cut latchesICE Sony Xplod DSX-S100 head unit, two XM-45 amps, six 5.25-inch Xplod speakers; custom etched Plexiglas cover with LEDs and fabrication by Lux Motorwerks

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Katrina has been working in the entertainment industry since the age of 13. She been featured as a print and promotional model as well as a dancer. She has a degree in psychology,

certificates in media modeling and travel and works in merchandising and

management. You may have seen her at the PNC Arts Center as a backup dancer for select shows like Kid Rock and Monster Magnet at The Trade Winds.

She is seen here on a Keystone Choppers custom. You can view more of their rides online at

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Shop Name = Black Label CustomsBuild Time = April 5, 2010 to May 18, 2010 Custom Battery Box = Black Label Customs Paint = Black Label Black Gas Tank= Black Label Customs Fender= Black Label Customs Custom Gas Tank = Black Label Customs Custom Rear Fender = Black Label Customs

Custom Rear Struts = Black Label Cus-toms Engine = TP 114ci

Trans = Baker 6 speed Pipes = Martin Bro = Trend Kill Primary = BDL 2” Open

Frame = Pro Street Frame Works Front End = American sus-

pension (Dragon Slayer) Wheels = Weld Handle Bar = Fly’in Apes

18” Handle Bar Controls =

Hawg Halter Inc. Foot Controls = Hawg Halter Inc. Brakes = Hawg Halter Inc. Seat = Danny Grey Custom Made

BLACK LABELCUSTOMS

Shop Name = Black Label CustomsBuild Time = April 5, 2010 to May 18, 2010 Custom Battery Box = Black Label Customs Paint = Black Label Black Gas Tank= Black Label Customs Fender= Black Label Customs Custom Gas Tank = Black Label Customs Custom Rear Fender = Black Label Customs

Custom Rear Struts = Black Label Cus-toms Engine = TP 114ci

Trans = Baker 6 speed Pipes = Martin Bro = Trend Kill Primary = BDL 2” Open

Frame = Pro Street Frame Works Front End = American sus-

pension (Dragon Slayer) Wheels = Weld Handle Bar = Fly’in Apes

18” Handle Bar Controls =

Hawg Halter Inc. Foot Controls = Hawg Halter Inc. Brakes = Hawg Halter Inc. Seat = Danny Grey Custom Made

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Photos by... Mark Vetrini

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Okay, before anyone flips out, I did not forget the BSA project, cause I am still making stuff for it. And yes, I am taking pictures as I go. Next month we will get back to that bike. So the nun meets the grave digger in the cemetery….(sorry wrong article). So this bike comes in the shop, worked on it before, for a handlebar change. Okay, no big deal. Then the customer brings in the bars. All I could say was WOW. This guy went for the really big bucks and bought a set of climax custom controls bars. Man, let me tell ya, these bars are the ticket. If you are not familiar with their bars, you should be. Everything that you are used to being on the handle bars is still there, but it is built INSIDE the bar itself.

Throttle cables, wiring, switches, brake line, and a hydraulic clutch line, but best of all… The brake master cylinder and the clutch master cylinder is built inside the bar itself. This means you do not have or see a master cylinder for either brake or clutch hanging off the bars. All the switches are flush mount on the bar housing. Nothing is hanging out in the breeze. Smooth is the word. The craftsmanship on these bars are beautiful. But this kind of setup does have a price, and it is well worth it.

To get it all happening, first you gotta take the existing setup off the bike. This bike is an AMERICAN IRONHORSE which has nice shit on it to start. But they use a whole lot of wiring plugs to tie in all the control stuff at the bars, making it a little busier than it has to be, but I know why they do it. It is simple. You can isolate each control, and each switch for troubleshooting, and/or replacement without a lot of work. So the first thing you do is number all the plugs. In this case there are five. Take the time to make a legend of each plug, and the wire

HANDLEBAR SWAP... SOMETIMES NOT THAT EASY


Okay, before anyone flips out, I did not forget the BSA project, cause I am still making stuff for it. And yes, I am taking pictures as I go. Next

So the nun meets the grave digger in the cemetery….(sorry wrong article). So this bike comes in the shop, worked on it before, for a handlebar change. Okay, no big deal. Then the customer brings in the bars. All I could say was WOW. This guy went for the really big bucks and bought a set of climax custom controls bars. Man, let me tell ya, these bars are the ticket. If you are not familiar with their bars, you should be. Everything that you are used to being on the handle bars

Throttle cables, wiring, switches, brake line, and a hydraulic clutch line, but best of all… The brake master cylinder and the clutch master cylinder is built inside the bar itself. This means you do not have or see a master cylinder for either brake or clutch hanging off the bars. All the switches are flush mount on the bar housing. Nothing is hanging out in the breeze. Smooth is the word. The craftsmanship on these bars are beautiful. But this kind of setup does have a price, and it is

color in each position in that plug, from both ends of that plug. Only because, as you go through this, you may find out that the wire color on both ends of the plug may not be the same. As in this case. A few of the after market bike companies do not always stick to the normal Harley wire color code. Sometimes it is close, but with different ignitions, different gauges, and the like, they have their own color code.

So, this is where the fun begins. On this bike, some of the color code is the same, some of it is not. Some have the same base color, but a tracer color that may throw you off. Now, the new bar setup seems to have a familiar color code, but with this really cool LED gauge assembly, now the colors change, and a couple new ones that really screw you up!!!

No problemo... They send you a wiring chart to help you with their changes, but you still gotta match that up with the wiring on the bike.

Not a problem. Put in a call to American Ironhorse, left the same message on three guys’ machines. Asked for a wiring diagram and color code chart for that bike by the serial number. Should be no problem if you can get someone on the phone or at least a return call. So now I’m hanging by my shorts waiting for the stuff I need. I can do it with out them, but it will take more time. A diagram and color code will get it done faster, if I can get it... if not , my old trusty meter

has not failed me yet.

So, what you see in the pictures are the plugs and the wires I have to deal with. So next time you want to change bars, don` think it is a one hour job. When you get to this level it is a lot of work. I am gonna be honest with ya, this is the first set of these bars I have installed, and it will be a learning experience, and I can`t wait to get more into it.

You have to take the bars apart to make the throttle cables up, and fill both master cylinders and to bleed them. Can’t wait to see what is in there and how they do it so we will get more into it next time. For now, I am going home. It is late again as usual and I am out of steam for today. If this damn rain ever stops, we can all go for a ride. I am riding to the next show in the Poconos, rain or shine, I don’t give a rats ass any more, gotta go.

See ya in church, if I ain`t there... Oh well...

j.p.fager


Okay, before anyone flips out, I did not forget the BSA project, cause I am still making stuff for it. And yes, I am taking pictures as I go. Next

So the nun meets the grave digger in the cemetery….(sorry wrong article). So this bike comes in the shop, worked on it before, for a handlebar change. Okay, no big deal. Then the customer brings in the bars. All I could say was WOW. This guy went for the really big bucks and bought a set of climax custom controls bars. Man, let me tell ya, these bars are the ticket. If you are not familiar with their bars, you should be. Everything that you are used to being on the handle bars

Throttle cables, wiring, switches, brake line, and a hydraulic clutch line, but best of all… The brake master cylinder and the clutch master cylinder is built inside the bar itself. This means you do not have or see a master cylinder for either brake or clutch hanging off the bars. All the switches are flush mount on the bar housing. Nothing is hanging out in the breeze. Smooth is the word. The craftsmanship on these bars are beautiful. But this kind of setup does have a price, and it is

color in each position in that plug, from both ends of that plug. Only because, as you go through this, you may find out that the wire color on both ends of the plug may not be the same. As in this case. A few of the after market bike companies do not always stick to the normal Harley wire color code. Sometimes it is close, but with different ignitions, different gauges, and the like, they have their own color code.

So, this is where the fun begins. On this bike, some of the color code is the same, some of it is not. Some have the same base color, but a tracer color that may throw you off. Now, the new bar setup seems to have a familiar color code, but with this really cool LED gauge assembly, now the colors change, and a couple new ones that really screw you up!!!

No problemo... They send you a wiring chart to help you with their changes, but you still gotta match that up with the wiring on the bike.

Not a problem. Put in a call to American Ironhorse, left the same message on three guys’ machines. Asked for a wiring diagram and color code chart for that bike by the serial number. Should be no problem if you can get someone on the phone or at least a return call. So now I’m hanging by my shorts waiting for the stuff I need. I can do it with out them, but it will take more time. A diagram and color code will get it done faster, if I can get it... if not , my old trusty meter

has not failed me yet.

So, what you see in the pictures are the plugs and the wires I have to deal with. So next time you want to change bars, don` think it is a one hour job. When you get to this level it is a lot of work. I am gonna be honest with ya, this is the first set of these bars I have installed, and it will be a learning experience, and I can`t wait to get more into it.

You have to take the bars apart to make the throttle cables up, and fill both master cylinders and to bleed them. Can’t wait to see what is in there and how they do it so we will get more into it next time. For now, I am going home. It is late again as usual and I am out of steam for today. If this damn rain ever stops, we can all go for a ride. I am riding to the next show in the Poconos, rain or shine, I don’t give a rats ass any more, gotta go.

See ya in church, if I ain`t there... Oh well...

j.p.fager

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Merry Christmas everyone and welcome to “The Chef’s Lane”, where you’ll find the very best in biker food and the sweet side for bikers by bikers. Ho, ho, ho! We’ve all been good this year and it’s OK to be a little naughty, even if Old Saint Nick doesn’t bring us anything this year we still have awesome food to eat, just check out this month’s biker favor-ites. With a little help from Melody and

friends desserts, there’s always a chance Santa will still leave us something! Please remember our Troops and those less fortunate this holiday season and have a great Christmas.

Remember, Ride safe and Always EAT WELL!Chef FatBoy, Melody and Family

The Fast Lane:Christmas Potatoes . Submitted by: Annzia Duke, Pa.

Ingredients:8 potatoes, peeled and cut into 1/8” slicessalt and white pepper to taste2-1/2 cups heavy whipping cream3 Tbsp. Dijon mustard3 garlic cloves, minced3 Tbsp. butter1/3 cup grated Parmesan cheese Directions: Layer sliced potatoes in a 9x13” glass baking dish and season with salt and white pepper. Combine cream, mustard, garlic, and butter in heavy saucepan and heat just to the boiling point. Pour over potatoes. Cover and bake at 350 degrees for 1 hour. Remove cover and evenly top with Parmesan cheese. Bake 30 minutes longer or until cheese is golden brown and potatoes are tender. Serve immediately. Serves 8-10

Santa’s Green Beans . Submitted by: Brenda Thomas, Pa.

Ingredients:2 cups fresh or frozen green beans, trimmed2 cups fresh or frozen yellow wax beans, trimmed1/4 cup chopped onion1/4 cup butter3 Tbsp. pine nuts or cashews, toasted1/2 tsp. dried tarragon leaves1/2 tsp. saltDash pepper Directions: Place green and yellow beans in heavy saucepan and add water to cover. Bring to a boil over high heat, reduce heat to medium and cook for 8-10 minutes until beans are tender if fresh, according to pack-age directions if frozen. Drain well in colander. Add all remaining ingredi-ents to beans and cook over medium heat for 1-2 minutes to melt butter and blend flavors, stirring constantly. Serves 8

Spiced Christmas Ham Loaf . Submitted by: Mike Wolman, Pa.

Ingredients:1 pound ground ham1 1/2 pounds lean ground beef1 egg1 cup milk1 cup bread crumbs1/2 teaspoon saltGround black pepper to taste1/2 cup packed brown sugar1/2 cup water1 teaspoon ground mustard1/4 cup distilled white vinegar

Directions: Combine ham, beef, egg, milk, bread crumbs, salt, and pepper. Form into loaf. Place in a casserole dish. Combine brown sugar, water, mus-tard, and vinegar in a small saucepan over medium high heat. Bring to boil, and boil for 10 minutes. Pour over loaf. Bake at 350 degrees F (175 degrees C) until done, about 1 hour, basting occasionally.


Merry Christmas everyone and welcome

the very best in biker food and the sweet

Saint Nick doesn’t bring us anything this year we still have awesome food to eat,

friends desserts, there’s always a chance Santa will still leave us something!

Directions: Place green and yellow beans in heavy saucepan and

tard, and vinegar in a small saucepan over medium high heat. Bring to boil, and boil for 10 minutes. Pour over loaf. Bake at 350 degrees F (175 degrees

Peppered Roast of Christmas Venison . Submitted by: Pappy Miller, NY.

Ingredients:4-5 pounds round of venison1 1/2 tablespoons lemon pepper3/4 teaspoon ground thyme3/4 teaspoon garlic salt1 medium onion, thinly sliced1 cup dry red wine1/2 cup butter, melted Directions: Wipe meat with a damp paper towel. Grind lemon pepper, garlic, salt and thyme with a mortar and pestle until well blended. Rub and pat onto all surfaces of the roast. Cover the roast with the onion slices, sticking a toothpick in each to hold it onto the venison. Roast 10 to 15 minutes per pound in a 350° oven. Baste the roast with a mixture of red wine and melted butter during the cooking. When done, remove and let stand for 15 minutes. Remove and discard the onion before carving. Serve with the pan juices. (Serves eight)

Desserts from Melody:Christmas Cheesecake

Ingredients:1-1/2 cups almond shortbread cookie crumbs (about 12 cookies)3 tablespoons sugar3 tablespoons butter or margarine, melted4 (8-ounce) packages cream cheese, softened3 large eggs1 cup sugar1 (14-ounce) package sweetened flaked coconut2 teaspoons vanilla extract2 cups Fresh Orange Curd1 cup sweetened flaked coconut, lightly toasted (optional)Decorated Pastry Strips (optional)Garnish: Boxwood Garland Directions: Stir together first 3 ingredients; press mixture into bottom of a 10-inch springform pan. Bake at 350° for 8 minutes. Cool. Beat cream cheese, eggs, and 1 cup sugar at medium speed with an electric mixer until fluffy. Stir in 14-ounce package coconut and vanilla. Pour into prepared crust. Bake at 350° for 1 hour. Cool completely on a wire rack. Cover and chill 8 hours. Release sides of springform pan, and place cheesecake on serving platter or cake stand. Spread Fresh Orange Curd evenly over top of cheesecake. Sprinkle 1 cup toasted coconut around outer edge of top, if desired. Arrange Decorated Pastry Strips on sides of cheesecake, if desired. Garnish top of cake, if desired.

Chocolate Buttersweets . Submitted by: elrose310, Pa.

Ingredients:1/2 cup butter, softened1/2 cup powdered sugar1/8 tsp. salt1 tsp. vanilla1 cup flour1 (16 ounce) can chocolate frosting1 cup chopped pecans or coconut1/3 cup semisweet chocolate chips1/4 cup milk chocolate chips2 Tbsp. water2 Tbsp. butter1/2 cup powdered sugar Directions: In large bowl, cream butter until fluffy, then add 1/2 cup powdered sugar, salt, and 1 tsp. vanilla. Stir in flour until a dough forms. Chill, covered, in refrigerator at least one hour. Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Shape dough into 36 balls and place on ungreased cookie sheets. Press a hole in the center of each with your thumb. Bake cookies at 350 degrees F for 12-15 minutes until light golden brown. Remove from cookie sheet and cool on wire rack. For filling, place chocolate frosting in a small bowl and stir in nuts or coconut. Use this mixture to fill impression in cookies. For frosting, melt chocolate chips, water, and 2 Tbsp. butter over low heat. Stir in 1/2 cup powdered sugar and beat well. You may need to add a bit more water or powdered sugar to get a drizzling consistency. Drizzle over filled cookies. Makes 36

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BARB’S HARLEY-DAVIDSON23RD ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION

Saturday, October 23rd, 2010

We hope you didn’t miss this event! We gave away 23 prizes, including an H-D XR1200 Sportster, as a thank you to our customers for their continuous support throughout the years. Also, Butch Patrick (aka, Eddie Munster) - who rides a Harley / Russell Newberry from TV’s Deadliest Catch (also rides a Harley), were here signing autographs.

There was live music from Full Blown Cherry. Philadelphia Rock station WYSP and Jennifer Reed (WYSP afternoon jock) and the WYSP Rock Teases (Kasey and Simone) helped host it our event.

Thanks so much to everyone that stopped by and hope you had as good a time as we did! See you next year...

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