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The VMC is a good Riders Club.I am listed there as OLBIKER.A bunch of us GreatLakers are going to the nat`l meet in Billings Montana.I believe its the last weekend in July.You are welcome to ride with us.

It sure does... That's country you gotta ride in..

More fun at the drags.Same bike.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PBYamBcPUPA

With the 140 inch sporty. I'm the guy on the right.

Hey,redneck you have great taste. I've be riding the same bike you are wating for since 9/30/08. some people say the colors are 49er, but I call the combo Iron Man. good luck with your new bike and ride safe.

Larry

This is all the wife wants.



This is what I want.

hey great brit bikes! nice to see 'em represented by someone. i also own a brit bike. i bought an 08 triumph bonneville t100. if i had a clue how to post a pic i would show you all. just remember back to the late 60's bonnevilles and you get the idea. i even have reproduction norton commando pipes on it. ride 110 mile commute every day the weather doesn't suck in ohio.- keith

That's one bad Mutha.



Throughout my teens & into my late twenties I raced motocross.
My faves were my 500cc two strokes.
Yamaha YZ's, Suzuki' RM's, Honda Cr's & KTM's I had a bunch of hot bikes.
1/4 mile one handed wheelies, crazy aerials and arm stretching power.
I wear 14 screws, two foot long stainless plates and a bone graft out of my hip as a reminder of how much fun I had.
Cool thread.

Hate to say it Les, but your wife has better taste in Bikes!

I love the old Triumphs.. First big bikes I drove were Tridents; a '70 and a '72.. Good engines, good handling, only problems were the damn ticklers on the carbs.. never failed that one of 'em would stick and flood the engine.. True PITA...

Thanks.. Nice to know another Ultra ride with great taste.. LOL...

The dealer came yesterday and picked up my '05.. the garage looks kinda bare.. He offered to bring the new one down but nah... I wanna ride it home.. I have a feeling I'll have to make a trip to the doc after I get off.. They'll have to figure out a way to get the grin off my face.. Hehehehee..

Had two Bonnys one 69' one72' Also had one "Earholin'" Daytona,replaced the worn out Amils (SP) with new Mechunies(SP) new throttle cables and throttle. Man I thought I was flying! Had the "Pegs" near wore off!

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What? No Big Wheels yet?

Honda Fat Cat? I always thought those looked cool.

Honda Fat Cat on the left, my buddies preference, and my Yamaha Big Wheel, I like the bigger rear tire the Big Wheel offers and the manual clutch, the Fat Cat is automatic

After almost 40 years and an unkown number of bikes, mostly dirt type, I am down to this one. Mine is still almost this clean.

1984 XR 250R




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The three which represent the past decade for me. The Bonnie is all that remains. My rhumatiz finally caused me to sell off the Duck and the Sprint. Sometimes I wish I had another Sprint. They're plenty fast and glassy smooth at speed, but it just wasn't any fun to ride until you got it up to "go to jail" fast.

My old '67 FLH Hot Rod, first year, as a sorta' "Big Sportster"



Second year,XLH Discs grafted to original Glide legs, and bagged out with all original Harley parts from 1947 and up. 5 Gal "Super Sportser" tank, ......
Lacing that 18" Borani ( Original old Sportster rear ) to the Late FLH A2 hub was a Beotch,....had to make the spokes,
outta' longer ones shortened and re-threaded if I recall.



Young Rider

veryy happy to see this is still going because my spring fever has not gone away yet, great bikes guys!!

ND,
Here my 05 Electra Glide Standard.

Got a new 09 Road Glide at the dealers right now getting tweaked.
dave

very nice, bet you're excited about the new one.