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May 2012 Vol. 11 Issue 5

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ello everyone and welcome to May. We got lucky this year in the motorcycle industry at least here in New Jersey.The weather has been warm and dry. Just what we

needed after the mild Winter we had .You may notice that we have made an up grade in the paper for the magazine every year we try to make changes for the better. This time we upgraded the cover stock and some of the interior pages. There is a lot going on around the State in May as you can see our event calendar is pretty full this Month.. So get out and support some of the events in your area or make a day of it and take a ride across the state and check out something new.

Till next time... ride safe,

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Willie G. to Remain Involved as Brand Ambassador, and in Special Design Projects as Chief Styling Officer Emeritus Motorcycle Industry Visionary Built Unrivaled Motor-cycle Design Group, Established Company’s Pre-Eminence in Styling Leadership. After nearly 50 years as head of styling, Willie G. Davidson is retiring from Harley-Davidson (NYSE:HOG) April 30, 2012. Willie G., Senior Vice President and Chief Styling Officer, is widely recognized as a legend in the world of motorcycling and motorcycle design. He will continue his involve-ment with the company as an am-bassador at motorcycle rallies and events, and through special design projects as Chief Styling Officer Emeritus. “Throughout my life, I have been truly fortunate to have the opportunity to marry my passion for design with my love for this amazing brand that runs so deeply in my veins,” Willie G. said. “What’s most rewarding has been to see the impact our motorcycles have on the lives of our customers. Everything we do in styling is based on the notion that form follows function, but both report to emotion.” Over the course of his career, Willie G., 78, built a design team at Harley-Davidson that established the company’s unrivaled leadership in custom, cruiser and touring motorcycles. Today, the styling department is led by 19-year company veteran Ray Drea, Vice President and Director of Styling, who has worked collaboratively with Willie G. in the development of numerous mile-stone vehicles. “It has been my privilege to work alongside many in-

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credibly talented people at this com-pany and I have great confidence the future of Harley-Davidson’s design leadership will continue to grow in its pre-eminence,” Willie G. said. “I look forward to spending time with riders at rallies and to my involve-ment in special design projects.” “Few individuals have the kind of impact on an organization, a brand and a lifestyle that Willie G. has had,” said Keith Wandell, Chair-man, President and Chief Executive Officer of Harley-Davidson, Inc. “Everyone with a love for motorcy-cles owes a great deal to his vision and talent, and all of us have been blessed by his presence. His legacy will continue to grow, thanks to the talent he has nurtured in the Harley-

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EventsCalendarEventsCalendarMAY 5th BLUE THUNDERThe ride starts at 15 Oak Street with registration beginning at 9:00 am. Visit the website for up to date information 732-485-1929 www.blueknights15.com

MAY 5th RIDE FOR OUR WOUNDED WARRIORSSponsored by Newton VFW Post 5360The ride starts at Newton VFW Post 5360, 85 Mill Street in Newton. Registration begins at 9:00 am and the motorcycles will go out at 11:00 am. The ride fee is $20.00 per person and includes food at the end of the group ride. All bikes are welcome. The ride ends with live music, raffles, and a barbeque. For more information call (862) 266-6880

MAY 5th 6295 RIDER’S RODEO RALLYSponsored by Marlton VFW, Post 6295The rally will be held at the Marlton VFW, 94 10th Street in Marlton. Registration starts at 11:00 am and events begin at 12:30 pm. The event includes a motorcycle rodeo, a bike show, music, vendors, food, and more. Admission is $25.00 per person or $40.00 per couple. The motorcycle ro-deo will include a slow race, weenie bite, keg push and more. Awards will be given to winners. The motorcycle show will award prizes for the best custom, rat dirtiest, and best overall. Proceeds will benefit Local Veterans. For more information call (856) 983-6767

MAY 6th FREEDOM RIDE BERGEN COUNTY HARLEY-DAVIDSON FREEDOM RIDE www.freedomrun.stayclassy.org

MAY 6th HOGS FOR DOGS POKER RUNAtlantic County SPCA Registration at Harley Dawn Diner 1402 Black Horse Pike HammontonSign up 9:30 - 11:30 am at Harley Dawn Diner First 75 to register get a SPCA t-shirt. Donation $20.00 driver $15.00 passenger and if possible can of dog or cat food. Winning poker hand receives a Harrahs’s Resort A.C. mid-week overnite stay for for two .Food at the end for all registered partipicants. Please Adopt, don’t buy while shelter dogs die......Support your SPCA EMAIL [email protected]

MAY 6th 6TH ANNUAL JIMMY MORAN MEMORIAL RUNStarts at Middlesex County Fire Academy, Sayreville Reg: 9am to 10:45am Police escorted motorcade leaves at 11am $25.00 Rider/$15 Passenger$20 for the non riding patron attending Ends at Burke’s Park in Sayreville Includes ride entrance fee, food, refreshments, live music, trophies, and more All proceeds will be donated, in honor of Jimmy Moran, to local charities, organizations,and people in need. Come join us for the fun and honor a fallen brother who served hiscommunity. Please help us pay it

forward.(908) 930-5965

MAY 6th 20TH ANNUAL CLASSIC CAR & MOTORCYCLE SHOW NAM KNIGHTS OF AMERICA197 Washington Avenue, CarlstadtGates open at 9:00, Show starts at 11:00am Admission: Show participants- $20, Spectators- $5Children under 12-freeDisabled Veterans & Disabled Police Officers-FreeFood & Soda/Water available, no alcoholic beveragesAbsolutely No Pets Please George: 201-820-1131BIG AL: 201-440-6077

MAY 6th FREEDOM RUN Starts at Hackensack Court House - 9-10:30am Departure: 11am.Ends: South Field, Liberty State Park, Jersey City The Freedom Run & Fes-tival will benefit the 200 Club of Bergen County. You can pay for the Run in one of two ways: Outright, by paying the fee or by getting friends and family to sponsor you. Here’s how it works Get 10 people to sponsor you at $5 each, Rider’s registration, Pin & Meal ticket & T-shirt are FREE! Get 15 people to sponsor you at $5 each, Rider & Passenger’s registration, pin & Meal ticket & T-shirts are FREE! The run ends up at Liberty State Park for a Festival with Vendors, BMX Stunt Show, music and more For sponsor forms and info contact Rich at [email protected]

MAY 6th 4TH ANNUAL VETERANS BENEFIT PIG ROAST & CHICKEN BBQ American Legion Riders Post 352 1st & Penn. Aves., Somers Point NOON to 5:00PM. Donation $20.00 at Door or from any Legion Rider (tickets) LIVE Music, 50/50, Door Prizes. Menu: BBQ NC Pork & Chicken Plater w/ “Fixens”. Included free draft beer or soft drink w/ mixed drinks @ cash bar. Hot dogs/hamburgers for the kids. Eat in/Take out. Dave 609-338-9874

May 12th 2ND ANNUAL MOTORCYCLE BLESSING & RUN Ancient Order of Hibernians 271 2nd St., South Amboy sign up 9:30am coffee and bagels. blessing at 11:15 run after. return to A.O.H. for lunch, beverage, vendors and live band. $25-rider, $15-passenger (discounts for early registration

May 12th 10TH ANNUAL RIDE FOR THE RIVER A FUND-RAIS-ING MOTORCYCLE POKER RUNthrough the Raritan River Watershed to benefit the Raritan Headwaters Association. Sponsored by Rollin’ Fast Cycle Sport. Families welcome. Prizes for top hands, refreshments for all. All makes of bikes welcome. Riders check-in between 9AM-11AM at Schooleys’s Mountain County Park, 91 E. Springtown Rd, Long Valley Ride ends with Picnic & Pig Roast at Schooley’s Mountain County ParkMusic by John Austin Band, Bike Show. Preregistration $25, t-shirt included; or register day of ride $25 (t-shirts $15, pins $5). Picnic only - $10 (11AM - 3PM). 908-234-1852

May 12th

RIDE FOR A CAUSE 65 Mile benefit motorcycle rideStarting at the Fire House in White House on Old Rt. 28Benefits the McKenna Family who lost their home due to fire Begins at 10:00am. The ride will travel from Whitehouse Station through Frenchtown, up to New Hope. Break for lunch at 2pm in Flemington. $30 donation per rider, passenger included. Registrations will


be accepted in the form of Cash,Check, or Money Order. All proceeds will go towards the McKenna Family. 908-295-0078 or 908-285-2328.

May 12th

SUMMERTIME KICKOFF RUNSponsored by Linden P.B.A. Local 42The ride will start at Memorial Park in Linden. Registration is from 9:00 am to 11:30 am. The ride fee is $20.00 per person. The fee includes food. The ride will end with food, music and more. the ride will benefit the Lin-den P.B.A. Local #42 Accident Death and Retirement Fund and scholarship funds. A portion will also go to the American Cancer Society. For more information call (908) 692-0549

May 12th

PIG ROAST NJ Leathernecks MC Pig Roast 12pm-4pm. American Legion Post 1292025 Church road, Toms River NJ. $30 donation includes food, beer and soda. Live entertainment provided by “The Dirty Stayouts.” Vendors include cigars, leather shop and tattoo. [email protected]

May 12th BIKE BLESSING Ss. Nicholas, Constantine & Helen Greek Orthodox Church 80 Laurel Ave., Roseland 1 pm registration plus coffee & donuts. Ceremony & Blessing at 2pm Sharp $10.00 Donation Benefits Diabetes Research

May 12th

2ND ANNUAL MOTORCYCLE BLESSING AND RUNThe ride starts at Ancient Order of Hibernians, 271 2nd Street in South Amboy. Registration is from 9:30 am to 11:15 am. The ride fee is $25.00 for the rider and $15 for a passenger. Discounts are given for early reg-istration. The ride ends with food, band, and more. For more information call (732) 721-2098

May 19th

SECOND TO NONE POKER RUN Hammonton Fire Co. #2 • 51 N. White Horse Pike, Hammonton Reg: 10:00am to 1:00pm $20.00 rider/$10.00 PassengerLast card drawn at 4:00pm at The West End Bar & Grill 12th Street, HammontonIncludes Meal Ticket and Entertainment 609-567-4330

May 19-20th

AHDRA NORTHEAST NITRO NATIONALSSponsored by Screamin Eagle Performance PartsThe drag racing will be held at Atco Raceway, 1000 Jackson Road in Atco. Racing starts Saturday at 10:00 am and Sunday at 12:30 pm. Admission, including pit access is $50.00 for the weekend, or $30.00 for a single day. Save $5.00 by using a coupon on the website. Children 11 years of age or younger get in free. Active and reserve military personnel get in free. The racing will have 16 classes of competition including Nitro Harleys, pro drag, pro fuel, pro mod, draggin bagger, v-rod and street bikes. There will also be vendors and food. For more information call (336) 924-2095

May 19th

MUMMER’S RIDE FOR THE CURE Starts at SugarHouse Casino in PhiladelphiaSugarHouse Casino is holding a breakfast before the event from 9-11Reg: 9:00 to 10:45amKick Stands Up at 11:00am$20 per biker/$10 per pas-sengerPrice includes commemorative t-shirtFundraiser prices:$15 for bikers and passengers which includes 4 hours of draft beer, wine, soda, and food buffet. [email protected]

May 19th

1ST ANNUAL BOB AMEY BENEFIT RIDESponsored by Sheridan Printing and Huntington FireThe ride starts at Walters Park in Phillipsburg. Registration is from 9:00 am to 11:00 am. The ride will be escorted and ends in Alpha with food, and live music. The proceeds will go to Phillipsburg Police Officer Bob Amey and his family. This is a rain or shine event. For more information call (908) 619-6796

May 20th

4TH ANNUAL PIG ROAST for Alex & Poker Run Sixty Mile Poker run with $250.00 Prizer best hand-Sign in 9:00 to 11:00amCost $20.00, Includes food and beveragePig Roast starts at noon and ends at 5:00pmLive Music, Vendors, Kid’s activities, 50/50 & moreAt Manville-Hillsborough Elks, 1500 Brooks Blvd., Hillsbor-ough 908-420-0868

May 20th

1ST ANNUAL STREETS OF FIRE MC Poker Run Adams Beer Garden- 123 Hibernia Ave, Rockaway Sign in- 9:00 to 12:00$25.00 donation Includes 2 drinks, food, music and door prizes 862-703-0162

May 20th

BIKE RUN Franklin Fire Department Reg: 9 to 11am. Kickstands up at 11:15am$20.00 Rider/$15.00 Passenger/WalkinBarbecue at Firemens Park by FFDIncludes food, beer, and soda Brian Davis @973-222-3916

May 20th

ARMED FORCES FREEDOM RIDE Registration opens March 13th. There are also Sponsorship, Vendor and Event Program Advertising opportunities available.Motorcycle ride through NJ to show support of military. Starting at Barb’s Harley Davidson in Collingswood with a ride past the aircraft at the airfield of Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst and finishing off with a BBQ and music.

May 20th

MC RUN FOR THE KIDS Starts at Peterson Field • Fleetwood Drive, Rockaway Township Starts at 10:15am $25.00 Rider/$10.00 PassengerCoffee & donut breakfast Ends at Craig meur Resort BBQ and Car Show Police Escorted RideIncludes lunch, soft drink, live music, & raffles 973-625-4000 x 1008

May 20th

3RD ANNUAL KAYLEIGH’S KISSES POKER RUNSponsored by Children’s Organ Transplant AssociationThe 75 mile poker run starts at, 485 Cranbury Road in East Brunswick. Registration is from 9:00 am to 11:00 am. The fee is $20.00 per person. The ride ends with lunch, music, raffles, 50/50s, and vendors. All the proceeds go to C.O.T.A.. This is a rain or shine event. For more informa-tion call (908) 812-7190

May 27th

75 MILE ANNIVERSARY POKER RUNGardens Firehouse 24 Old York Rd. in Bridgewater, N.J. $20 per covers all Food & Beverages . Hurricane Irene tried to stop us but we’re back with a 75 mile Anniversary Poker Run ending at our club in Bridgewater. Must stop at two check points for poker hand.


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Given that riding season is finally in bloom, I want to touch on the topic of DWI/DUI as many riders will end up at destinations where alcohol is being served. I feel that it is my duty to inform all of you that the penalties for DUI/DWI are getting harsher and more expensive every year. Though I have written on this topic in the past, it again merits discussion given the .08 limit in most every state. For many of us, this means that two beers or drinks in rapid succession will put us very close to the limit, especially if not ingested with food. While the penalties for a .08 to a .10 may not be terrible in some states, especially if it’s your first offense, two beers often leads to three or four and that’s when we start getting into trouble. The penalties for driving under the influence vary widely from state to state however, in NJ, in most cases, a first offense will trigger a minimum seven (7) month license suspension and fines upwards of $1,000.00 plus attorneys fees. Adding insult to injury, if you are a PA resident charged with DWI while riding in New Jersey, you will not have the opportunity, even if it is your first offense, to utilize the ARD program usually offered to first offenders in PA and in most cases will have your license suspended for one (1) full year in PA. Normally first offenders in PA, not involved in accident, will be eligible for the ARD program which requires drug and alcohol evaluation and fines but rarely a license suspension. However, this program is only available one (1) time, after that, in PA if you are convicted of DUI within the next ten (10) years, you will do a minimum of five (5) days in prison and receive an automatic twelve (12) month license suspension along with extensive fines and penalties.

If your blood alcohol is higher than .10 and you are charged with a second offense within a ten (10) year period in PA, the mandatory jail term grows to thirty (30) days, and another one year license suspension. Similarly in New Jersey, Delaware and Maryland, for each subsequent offense, the fines, potential jail time and the license suspensions grow harsher with each offense. Now I know that every one of you reading this

column understands that if you are convicted of DWI/DUI, there are penalties. However, experience has taught me that most of the public doesn’t understand how severe the penalties and license suspensions can be. Furthermore, unlike most other criminal offenses, there is very little room to plea bargain on a DUI/DWI, as most states have mandatory fines, jail terms and license suspensions.

As a result, many clients are very upset when they learn that they may lose their license for up to a year, even for a first offense. Given that an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure, please be careful and if you know you may be drinking, a designated driver is always a great idea!!! I hope you find this information informative and if you would like additional information on this topic, or any other, I can always be reached at HYPERLINK “mailto:[email protected]” [email protected] or 1-888-CYCLE-LAW (1-888-292-5352).

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Greetings everyone, wel-come back to “The Chef’s Lane”, where you’ll find the very best in Biker food and the Sweet side for Bikers by

Bikers. Well, it’s about time for good weather and awesome BBQ and Grilling Biker recipes. Well my grill has been out and fired up I’m so ready, hope you are. As always all the Desserts are covered by Melody and Friends, we hope you’ll enjoy these tasty delight!! I sure do!

Hey! Get in on the fun E-mail your recipes to: HYPERLINK “mailto:[email protected]” [email protected] and if you like more Biker recipes, please check out Chef FatBoy’s website at: HYPERLINK “http://www.chef-fatboy.com” www.chef-fatboy.com you’ll be glad you did and so well we!!

Chef FatBoy, Melody and Family

BACON-WRAPPED POTATOESBy: LaVerna Mjones, NJ.

Ingredients8 zucchini, peeled and chopped1 small onion, thinly sliced2 medium baking potatoes, halved lengthwise4 bacon strips

Directions: Layer onion slices on cut side of two potato halves; top with other potato half. Wrap each potato with two bacon strips. Secure with toothpicks. Place on a lightly greased baking pan. Bake, uncovered, at 325 degrees F for 1 hour and 20 minutes or until potato is tender and bacon is crispy. Discard toothpicks.

GRILLED CORN SALAD By: AMBERT77, NY.

Ingredients6 ears freshly shucked corn1 green pepper, diced2 Roma (plum) tomatoes, diced1/4 cup diced red onion1/2 bunch fresh cilantro, chopped, or more to taste2 teaspoons olive oil, or to tasteSalt and ground black pepper to taste

Directions: Preheat an outdoor grill for medium heat; lightly oil the grate. Cook the corn on the preheated grill, turning occasionally, until the corn is tender and specks of black appear, about 10 minutes; set aside un-til just cool enough to handle. Slice the kernels off of the cob and place into a bowl. Combine the warm corn kernels with the green pepper, diced tomato, onion, cilantro, and olive oil. Season with salt and pepper; toss until evenly mixed. Set aside for at least 30 minutes to allow flavors to blend before serving.

MAD DOGSBy: Jerrol, NY.

Ingredients1 hot dog1 slice Cheddar cheese1 slice bacon

Directions: Preheat oven to 400 degrees F, or grill. Us-ing a knife, make a slit along the entire length of the hot dog that’s about 3/4 of the way through the hot dog. Break the cheese slice into 2 pieces and stuff each piece into the slit in the dog. Wrap the bacon slice around the hot dog in a spiral fashion, then secure all with a tooth-pick. Place on a cookie sheet or baking dish. Bake at 400 degrees F. 11 to 15 minutes, or until bacon is crisp.

FATBOY’S DYNAMITE BOURBON RIBSIngredients1 cup dark brown sugar2/3 cup bourbon1 cup light soy sauce4 cloves garlic3 pounds country style pork ribs

Directions: Process brown sugar, bourbon, soy sauce, and garlic in a food processor or blender to mince gar-lic with other ingredients. Pour over ribs, and marinate for several hours in the refrigerator. Preheat an outdoor grill for medium heat, and lightly oil grate. Place ribs on grate, and cover. Cook for 45 minutes to 1 hour depending on thickness of your ribs. When finished, the internal temperature of the ribs should be 160 degrees F (70 degrees C) when taken with a meat thermometer.


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Grandpa CoolLP Scerri

Old and orneryStubborn as a rockShaved head, Biker limpA wonder he can walk

Tattoos and scarsStories for eachYou’re wrong, he’s rightOn that he’ll preach

He’s ridden a scoot forty plus yearsGood times, heartaches, laughter and tearsDon’t give a damn, just the shirt off his backFinesse? Never quite developed the knack

But every year he’s SantaAt his Granddaughter’s schoolKindergartners know him asGrandpa Cool

Gruff, grizzledGraybeard and allLights up their worldSimply walking down the hall

A classroom helper three days a weekFinger painting, graham crackers, hide n’ seekCurriculum vs. Biker ol’ schoolIt’s computers, hi-tech and Grandpa Cool

He considers them his familyMore often than notHe’s their ‘bonus’ grandpaFor some, all they’ve got

Lessons of lifeAre not solely bound in textThey’re handed downOne generation to the next

The most important things we learnAre seldom taught in schoolThey come from those who touch our lives Those like Grandpa Cool

The CallingBob “Bikerwolf” Bryant

I answered a calling long, long agoA calling extended from the open roadHidden messages from leather, iron, and inkI answered it immediately, didn’t have to think

A decision confirmed by my very soulTime and time again as the scoot starts to rollThe smell of nature down every highwayThe thrill of the ride with every new day

People I’ve come to know as un-blood kinThe sun that has made leather of my skinBreak downs that have left me on the side of the roadOften times this life being a heavy, heavy load

Blue skies, gray skies, and skies that drop tearsFreedom my passion, Cagers my fearKnowing any moment could be my last rideI try to keep it real, try to exhume Biker pride

Been crucified, for failing to conformRejoiced in the sunshine, Rode out many a stormLearned from bad decisions made from withinHave ridden to help others, Have crossed the line of sin

I have bought many tears to those I loveHave shook hands with the devil, talked to God aboveI answered a calling long, long agoA calling extended from the open road

Memorial RideLee ‘Buddah’ Haverstick

It is in memory I ride todayFor those who fought for our country and paved our wayDon’t tread on me their motto toldWe ride here free and they on streets of goldI ride with respect for those who came homeFrom war-torn countries present and long agoThey all served with pride, on land and sea and in the skyAll paid a price and for some it cost their livesAs I ride today I will think of and remember tooThank you for your service, our freedom was paid for by you

A back country road, A crippled old churchScoot parked in the shade of mammoth old BirchRidin’ the wind, his heart cold as iceThought this a good place to rest for the night

The ragged old church all weathered and wornHe knew it was built, years before he was bornHe wondered how many hypocrites had walked through it’s doorsHad cast not just one stone, but one and many more.

He lit him a smoke, and started a fireUn-strapped his bedroll, took a look at his tiresSatisfied that the rubber, was still showing treadHe sat down to rest, lit another for his head

He stared at the church, as the smoke filled his mindBringing back demons from roads left behindHe rose to his feet, headed to the churchThat sat in the shade of the mammoth old Birch

The doors were missing so he walked on inWondered are old bikers welcome, let out a grinThrough broken glass, days last light shinedHe thought to himself, nothing much left behind

The only thing left that had not paid times costAt the front of the church, was a solid wooden crossIt was just barely hanging on the ragged old wallNever less it was hanging, as if it just wouldn’t fall

The old road tramp notice that the demons in his soulSeemed to have backed off, and his heart felt less coldFor the first time in years he didn’t feel so lostAs he stood there looking at that old wooden cross

He saw an old photo in the corner on the groundHe walked over to it, picked it up as he kneeled downIn the picture was a young man, an old bike and seedling BirchStanding beside A beautiful new church

The old biker was amazed as he muttered “ Well, I’ll be “He recognized the scoot as being from the year twenty threeHe flipped the old photo, there was writing on the backThe first thing to catch his eye was a signature “ Reverend Jack “

The old biker laughed before he started to readPartially at the photo, more so from the weedHe glanced once again at the battered front wallHe was truly amazed at the cross that wouldn’t fall

He turned his attention again to the words on the backThe ones he knew that were written by “Reverend Jack “

It Read,-------------------------------------------------To my side is my brand new churchIn my hand, a seedling birchI plant this tree for the simple reasonIt will grow tall and strong throughout the seasons

Birch is a strong wood, as is my faithIt will stand tall for many a dayIt is also the reason I used it to build my crossSo it will last, for souls that are lost

For I know that one day, a wanderer like I used to beWill seek the shade of a mighty treeI want him to feel at home if he enters my churchTherefore I’m planting this young seedling birch

May it give him the shade that he needsAs he seeks relief from the days heatIf this traveler’s soul should be lostMay he enter my church and see the wooden cross

Let him know it was built for himSo that his future will not look grimAs he rides away may he always think backOf the shade and cross supplied by “ Reverend Jack “

May this traveler let his past goMake amends with the demons filling his soulRealize that God’s on his sideIf in his heart, he’ll just abide

Now take care my brotherAs you go on your wayJust always remember What “ Brother Jack “ Had to say

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The old biker slept, peacefully that nightAs he realized Reverend Jack was rightNext morning before he hit the windHe emptied his weed with a big ol’ grin

He said “ Jack thanks for building that cross”“It has saved, one more soul that was lost”“Also thanks for planting that old birch for shade”In this old bikers life, a difference you’ve made”

The leaves on the old birch blew as the biker hit the roadAs if “Reverend Jack was saying “ God ride with ya bro”

MAKING A DIFFERENCEBy: BoB “Bikerwolf” Bryant


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