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AtlantaSpike
Familiar Face
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- 79
- Location
- Atlanta
My daily drivers - heavily modded 1993 FXRP, and bone stock 2001 FLHRP. I have a '55 pan in the basement that will be running by springtime, I promise.
BigFitz
Practically Family
- Messages
- 630
- Location
- Warren (pronounced 'worn') Ohio
Here is my latest, a 2011 Triumph Thruxton. Slightly modified.
I like it!
Grizzly Adams
A-List Customer
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- 364
- Location
- New Mexico
Here is my latest, a 2011 Triumph Thruxton. Slightly modified.
Very nice ride!
This was my ride back in the day. Maico 450
.........and now. HD Sporty
Red Leader
One of the Regulars
- Messages
- 161
- Location
- Front Range, CO
Here ya go - 2001 Kawasaki W650. Love it.
Top Dollar
Love it! Since the W650 wasn't very popular when they were new, I thought I would pick one up cheap. Wrong! Can't believe the price on them, same goes for the Honda GB500.
Here ya go - 2001 Kawasaki W650. Love it.
Love it! Since the W650 wasn't very popular when they were new, I thought I would pick one up cheap. Wrong! Can't believe the price on them, same goes for the Honda GB500.
Red Leader
One of the Regulars
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- 161
- Location
- Front Range, CO
You know, now that you mention it...what are they going for? I picked mine up about 5 1/2 years ago so I'm a bit clueless as to the going rates.
I know what you are talking about though. I remember looking at GB500s and was astounded at the prices.
scottyrocks
I'll Lock Up
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- 9,178
- Location
- Isle of Langerhan, NY
At the time, the magazine write-ups said that the W650 was more a Triumph than the new Bonneville.
8 Valve Boardtrack Racer
Here is my newest motorcycle. Won it on ebay. Funny thing, I wasn't even the high bidder, and I sure didn't think my bid would be high enough, when the reserve wasn't even meant. Last night I get an email that says, "we need to talk," so I told him to call me today. It was right here in town, less then 15 miles away. Unfortunately, I had to wait for the electrical inspector, you know, some time between 8:00 and 5:00. When I went to look at it, I had convinced my self not to buy it, already have to many projects. Then I saw it, love at first sight, it is mostly a replica, new made parts, but it is a 1912 8 Valve Indian, and as close as I will ever get to owning one! There are a few items missing, all made new, fuel tank, wheels, handelbar controls and pedal assembly. I'm like a kid on Christmas! Where it is pedal start, do you think I can get away with, "but officer, it's just a big Moped?"
Here is my newest motorcycle. Won it on ebay. Funny thing, I wasn't even the high bidder, and I sure didn't think my bid would be high enough, when the reserve wasn't even meant. Last night I get an email that says, "we need to talk," so I told him to call me today. It was right here in town, less then 15 miles away. Unfortunately, I had to wait for the electrical inspector, you know, some time between 8:00 and 5:00. When I went to look at it, I had convinced my self not to buy it, already have to many projects. Then I saw it, love at first sight, it is mostly a replica, new made parts, but it is a 1912 8 Valve Indian, and as close as I will ever get to owning one! There are a few items missing, all made new, fuel tank, wheels, handelbar controls and pedal assembly. I'm like a kid on Christmas! Where it is pedal start, do you think I can get away with, "but officer, it's just a big Moped?"
AtlantaSpike
Familiar Face
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- 79
- Location
- Atlanta
That's cool. Please post pics as the project moves forward.
- Messages
- 10,883
- Location
- Portage, Wis.
Dad asked me this weekend if I wanted to buy his (and my grandfather's before that) Harley. I told him I'd be happy to, so I guess it's mine now!
Looks like a Shovelhead, what year?
Dad asked me this weekend if I wanted to buy his (and my grandfather's before that) Harley. I told him I'd be happy to, so I guess it's mine now!
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- 10,883
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- Portage, Wis.
Good eye! It is. It's a 1971 FLH, formerly a police bike. I've got all the plastic saddle bags and the faring and such for it in the shed. Just not our style.
felix03
One of the Regulars
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- 124
- Location
- Castro Valley, CA
Here's mine
handlebar bart
Call Me a Cab
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- 2,623
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- at work
Here's mine after I put on new bars and painted the air cleaner cover.
Iron Man
http://www.kretzmovies.com/ I thought a few of you might be interested in this. They are making a feature film and a documentary about Ed "Iron Man" Kretz Sr. He was a motorcycle racer in the 30s-50s, the AMA rated him the best racer of all times. He won the first Laconia and the inaugural Daytona 200, which featured a long stretch of pavement on one side with the beach as the other straight. The organizers made a mistake of starting the race at low tide, so by the end it had come back in, making things very difficult. Ed rode both Indian's and Triumph's. His son led the 1950 Daytona for 99 of 100 laps, only to have his engine run out of oil in sight of the finish line. I am fortunate in knowing Ed Jr., a real nice guy and he is helping to consult on the movie.
http://www.kretzmovies.com/ I thought a few of you might be interested in this. They are making a feature film and a documentary about Ed "Iron Man" Kretz Sr. He was a motorcycle racer in the 30s-50s, the AMA rated him the best racer of all times. He won the first Laconia and the inaugural Daytona 200, which featured a long stretch of pavement on one side with the beach as the other straight. The organizers made a mistake of starting the race at low tide, so by the end it had come back in, making things very difficult. Ed rode both Indian's and Triumph's. His son led the 1950 Daytona for 99 of 100 laps, only to have his engine run out of oil in sight of the finish line. I am fortunate in knowing Ed Jr., a real nice guy and he is helping to consult on the movie.
Terry "The Hat"
Practically Family
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- 543
- Location
- East Central Illinois
Here I am on my 2000 Screamin' Eagle Roadglide.
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