MOTORCYCLES!

[Piorek]

My motorcycle this is WSK 125 from 1974 year. This machine production in Poland from end on war, can say that "grandmother" this machine wast Germany DKW 125. Engine this bike is two-stroke cycle, 7.0 HP, machin used 3 liters gasoline on 100 km.
In Poland WSK this legend - for ever people have WSK, in Poland it was popular motorbike on country and small city. I know machines used 30 years in good condition.
People do many difrend machines on base WSK - tractors, truck, mower, rally car and other (this not joke). Earlly I play? this machine and engine, tested they with difrent fuel (diesel, alcohol, butane).
WSK for her history in country and colors was named "Black Widow" and thanks her users was named Wiejski Sprzet Kaskaderski (Country Cross Machines?).
I like this bike, often used her for looking the place for treasure hunting. WSK good drive on field road and hard terren. She is not speed machine, I see everything when I ride.
My motorbike I buy from old man, where she stand about 20 years in garage, from new she ride 800km.
I can have other bike but WSK is the best and I don't want change her.

 

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[Montana Jim]

Piorek... she is a beautiful!

 

[Piorek]

Montana Jim, thanks. WSK is chip, old motorcycle product of comunist factory. Motorcycle make chip material like was in this time. This is next photo.



Ecology

 

[CarolinaDigs]

Love this post and had to add my own pic. My grandson Chase on his Harley

 

[knapper]

ITS ONLY A DREAM A BABY DREAM

 

[99Brown]

First of all, Jim-Great thread. Nothing like riding. Always will be my true love.

Second, I cannot believe I have missed this post! I need to get with it!

Here is my current project.....1985 Sportster XLX. Last year of the Ironheads. Should be running soon. My son, Joey is a great helper as you can tell.

99Brown

 

[ashleen]

this is my son's bike.
it's one of them there 'hardly dangerouses'
my husband had a triumph for years, and my Dad had an Indian.....no pics of them, tho

 

[Drudge]

My First Bike 2007 GSX-R750:

Purchased this bad boy last winter. I enjoy modding my cars and now bike. My mods so far: Akrapovic CF Slip-on, BMC Race, Puig DB light smoke, Stompgrip traction pads, Lockhart Phillips tank pad, spray tinted front and rear turn signals, no cut frame sliders, oem fender eliminator.

 

[The Beep Goes On]

This is my '07 Paramount Coupe. It's in the shop getting a new paint job (realistic looking flames). I've added dual exhausts, S&S dual induction air intake, Nology wires, passenger pegs, a better headlight and some accents. I'll post again when I get it back...can't wait!

HH!
TBGO

 

[Colonial KirkPA]

Another little man who needs a big bike for an ego inflation.

 

[Drudge]

The Beep Goes On - That is one beautiful bike. I love my bike but i wouldn't mind getting one of those bad boys

 

[The Beep Goes On]

Thanks Drudge. It's a 113ci (1850cc). I figured I didn't want to get too old and look back and say "I wish I would have...". It's a lot of fun to ride. You've got a really nice ride yourself...be careful out there

HH!
TBGO

 

[OroGrande]

Plenty of HP and tons a fun to ride! Very comfortable for these old bones! LOL

 

[River Rat]

Beep - that's a beautiful bike...want to see pics of new paint job.

Oro - gotta love em!

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Somewhere along the interstate in OK, on the way home from the Chisholm Trail Hunt, we come up on a camper trailer, as we passed the camper (light purple with darker purple curtains blowing in the breeze) we saw this..."Purple Toy", I call it "Purple People Eater".
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[Dirt Fishin Dale]

Ahh the motorcycle days. I still remember most of it.
Remember the Wizzer motorbike?
My Grand Father and my Father were in the motorcycle business.

 

[Montana Jim]

Keep 'em comming folks... I know more of you ride...

 

[Dirt Fishin Dale]

Ok Montana

Here is a photo of my father on his Wizzer motorbike. He drove that thing from Arkansas to Washington state, then to California and back. I’m surprised I was even born.

 

[Montana Jim]

Ok Montana

Here is a photo of my father on his Wizzer motorbike. He drove that thing from Arkansas to Washington state, then to California and back. I’m surprised I was even born.

What an awesome pic! That's one I'd be proud to have...


I'm also suprised you were born - is his first name really Gomer?

 

[Dirt Fishin Dale]

Yes his name was Gomer, he was in the marines and thank god I am not Gomer JR.
This photo is my Grandfather. His name was Shubie, yes Shubie.
I am so Lucky to end up with the name Dale.

 

[markmopar]

my '73 sportster

my old Triumph 750 Bonneville