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The document is a waiver, release, and consent form for participants in the 'Halloween Witch Ride 2013' organized by the Muscular Dystrophy Association, Inc. It emphasizes safety precautions for motorcycle riding, including wearing helmets and riding sober. Participants waive any claims against the MDA, Harley-Davidson, and related parties for injuries or damages incurred during the event. The document also grants permission to use participants' names and images for promotional purposes.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the motorcycle ride waiver release consent in the editor.
Begin by entering the 'Name of Event', which is 'Halloween Witch Ride 2013'.
Fill in the 'Date' field with '10/13/13' and the 'Location' fields with 'Boston Harley - Everett MA' and 'Shetland Park - Salem MA'.
In the consideration section, specify whether you are waiving rights for yourself or your child by filling in their name if under 18.
Review and understand the waiver terms regarding negligence and risks associated with motorcycling before proceeding.
Sign as either the rider or passenger, providing your printed name, signature, date, and home address.
If applicable, have a parent or legal guardian sign for any riders or passengers under 18, ensuring they affirm their authority.

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