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[Bridge End Farm]

My niece, on my old '66 :
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that 66 is sweet nice job on it

 

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[Bridge End Farm]

Apparently a haircut was out of your budget as well.
My first bike was a 1971 Suzuki TS185. It was a lot of fun too... as anything with two wheels is.

I had a Suzuki TS 400 those TS bikes could walk the front tire in several gears

 

[Bridge End Farm]

My Girl 1983 Shovelhead electra glide Just got new oil, bath and ready to roll on some more. Isn't it nice to be able to ride all year round.

 

[The Beep Goes On]

I finally got around to taking some pics of the bike in its new incarnation...

(Daughter)

HH!
TBGO

 

[Montana Jim]

TBGO - WTF!!!

AWESOME looking outcome! I had to go back and look at her in the original black... and she was freaking georgous then!

Wowsers that came out great... I'd be afraid to ride it.

Thanks for posting!

 

[The Beep Goes On]

Thanks Jim

I forgot to mention (in my first post) that I also added a XXX chromed and knobbed carb...I need to get it on a dyno.

HH!
TBGO

 

[River Rat]

Beep,

It turned out beautiful...I love the colors.

RR

 

[Bridge End Farm]

Excellent Beep, that scoot needs to be in magazines. did you paint that yourself?

 

[Digger]

My 2007 Majesty. Well, it's almost a motorcycle!

 

[Montana Jim]

That's a cuter scooter...

Looks like two wheels to me... awesome!

 

[silverthorn]

Is that a hard-tail?

 

[The Beep Goes On]

Excellent Beep, that scoot needs to be in magazines. did you paint that yourself?

Thanks BEF I had a guy here in Houston do the work...typical painter - took awhile, but great work.

Is that a hard-tail?

No, soft-tail. It looks like a hard-tail, though...the break in the swing-arm on both sides is hard to see. You can see it in the first pic to the right and below the primary.

HH!
TBGO

 

[-Jones-]

My rides include

1976 - 90/6 BMW, color-Havana Gold, with full size krauser cases

1979 Suzuki GS400. It has 3000 miles on it

 

[Bridge End Farm]

Excellent Beep, that scoot needs to be in magazines. did you paint that yourself?

Thanks BEF I had a guy here in Houston do the work...typical painter - took awhile, but great work.

Is that a hard-tail?

No, soft-tail. It looks like a hard-tail, though...the break in the swing-arm on both sides is hard to see. You can see it in the first pic to the right and below the primary.
HH!
TBGO

I also meant to say looks like you need to start on her project. Maybe an 883? She looks ready to cruise beside her dad.

 

[trikikiwi]

Not long back from a 5,500 kms trip on our 900 Triumph Trophy around the South Island - more to say on this subject!!
meanwhile I found this awesome old film

http://www.indianmotorcycle.com/Blog/tabid/97/Default.aspx

so cool
Cheers, Mike

 

[Marc]

1970

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[rmptr]

I must be getting old... difficult finding motorcycle pics, these days.

Gonna have to fix that!

Never had anything like that very nice ground pounder, but we put quite a few miles on a kick starter around here. It rubbed off on the kids...

Soon as our youngest learned to start the lawnmower, he was all over town earnin' a buck.

A few years back, when he was 13, he bought this one. It was his 4th. Not sure what the count is now...
I was pleased when it took him a while to get this one running.
Happier when he sold it!

 

[Bridge End Farm]

nice bike and fine young man

 

[Dirt Fishin Dale]

Marc
Nice 50, did you upgrade to a ct 70 like I did?

 

[Montana Jim]

Excellent pics guys!

Jones, I have a picture (someplace) of my old '74 Kawi 440 that has the same colors as your two there... it woulda fit right in.

Marc... that awesome! Nice to see you in a helmet...

Anyone have some great trip pictures? I rode solo from Great Falls, Montana to Harrisburg, Pennsylvania a few years back...

Here are some of those pics... I didnt get ALL the state signs, but I got a few of 'em.







The ole' soft tail made a trip home too... Back to where she was built...