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Fire Riders®
Motorcycle Club

Next Meeting April 19 , 2001 at 7:30pm

CLUB HISTORY

The New York City Fire Riders Motorcycle Club was established in January of 1985 at the quarters of Engine Company 263 in the 49th Battalion of Queens, New York. The late Battalion Chief Julius Rahn created the club to unite firefighters to have a good time and promote safe motorcycling. The original group consisted of 16 members. There is now a chapter in Nassau Cty. We are also affiliated with the Red Knights International Motorcycle Club. This affiliation presents us with many opportunities to travel across the country and into Canada to fellowship within the brotherhood of firefighters. We meet on the third Thursday of every month at the Bay Community Ambulance Corp. in Historic Fort Totten Queens, the future site of the New York City Fire Academy.my.

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SAFETY TIP

Make sure your Air Pressure is where it's supposed to be after the winter garage season. Tires lose 3-4 lbs. a month over the winter Be Careful Out There! thank you Mr. Secretary

Scenic Byways

Tioga Road/Big Oak Flat Road (California) This 64-mile road offers the great diversity of flora and fauna as well as craggy mountains and ruffling meadows crossing the Yosemite National Park valley and ridges. Creole Nature Trail (Louisiana) This 180 mile historic route includes four National Wildlife Refuges, salt & freshwater resources, Civil War and archaeological dig sites, and miles of natural beaches, marshlands, and prairie lands, yielding an abundance of wildlife and scenic appeal. Edge of the Wilderness byway(Minnesota) This 47-mile byway travels through the vistas of flat lowland meadows, swamps and lakes, rolling hills of hardwood forests, and remnants of glaciers long gone.

The Badlands