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Start your ride at Liberty!

Now that the season is in full swing, and we’re open 7 days a week here at Liberty, we’re seeing more and more people meeting up in our lot for their weekend rides. And ya know what? We think it’s an awesome idea!

From Liberty HOG 12th Annual Toy Run 2010
In fact, if you let us know you’re coming, and how many are in your group, we can make sure we have coffee on – maybe even some donut holes – so that you can relax and get your ride started right.

We also have a new section of the website for local Biker events in the area. We still have the Liberty events section, but we’ve expanded it to include other events in the area, kinda like a “virtual” flyer spinner. You can even use it to share events via Facebook! So if you’re sponsoring a local run, stop by with a few flyers and we’ll pop them in our flyer stand by the coffeepot – and we’ll also post them on our website. You can also submit the info online!

Visit us online at www.libertyharley.com/info/events or give Paul a call at 732-381-2400, ext 34, for more information or to submit your ride! You can also send a pdf of the flyer to paul@libertyharley.com.

And make sure you check out the site for all the upcoming events in the area!

Hot Rods and Harleys Filled the Streets of Downtown Rahway

Despite the threat of a downpour, thousands of people filled the streets of Downtown Rahway for Hot Rods and Harleys this weekend. Hot custom bikes filled the Rahway Train Station Plaza, and the classic cars and hot rods lined the closed-to-traffic streets of downtown. And of course, the weather held throughout the day.

"I think it’s great, how many people came out even though they thought it would be a rainout. Seeing the streets of Downtown Rahway filled with people, families, it’s just a wonderful event," said Tom McTamney of the Rahway Center Partnership. Live music from five different bands filled the area, and people roamed the streets.

And it wasn’t just for the grown-ups! There was a "kids only" section featuring a bouncy house and all kinds of fun for the little ones. The vendors lined the streets, and the aromas of all the tasty treats available drifted all over town. The local restaurants and taverns took to the sidewalks, giving people a small sample of what they had to offer.

"The weather has so much to do with an event like this, but I wouldn’t hesitate to call it a success – again! It continues to be the premier event that Rahway has to offer, and I can’t wait to do it again next year!" said Tom.

Special thanks go out to all the sponsors, including RSI Bank, Northfield Bank, and Liberty Harley-Davidson, and also to the Rahway Arts District for all their help promoting the event, and to all the volunteers at the Rahway Center Partnership who worked so hard to make the event a success. And a very special thanks to the employees of the Rahway DPW and Rahway’s Police for giving up their Saturday to ensure the event was kept safe and clean for all the attendees.

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