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Monday, February 7, 2011
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I am very happy to write things that cause others to engage in discussion or comment! In fact, I'd be delighted to have y'all leave a comment and a link to your own MOTORCYCLE/TRAVEL or PERSONAL blog! I enjoy reading the work of others, and the more of you who post the links to your own sites, the more there is to share and talk about. DON'T POST LINKS THAT LEAD TO ADVERTISING. I don't allow advertising here. I hate to be pestered with that stuff. I will delete any link that leads to advertising.
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And long live the Free press it shall be. I very much like the classic Trike. I can even see myself on it, taking a world tour at leisure...You got some pretty good stuff there. Thank you for sharing them with us.
ReplyDeleteThanks for posting these beauties!
ReplyDeleteI love pretty much anything vintage, so a few pics of motorcycle porn are just what was ordered to perk up the lunch break today.
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Great photos! Love all the vintage bikes. Love seeing them just as they are. I'm mean restored is great, but it's still fun to see them in the rough.
ReplyDeleteThose Servi-cars were around for a long time with very few changes. Up until just a couple of years ago I saw them still in operation at the Reliant Center (Astrodome complex) in Houston. I guess they've replaced them all with golf carts and Kawasaki Mules now.
ReplyDeleteNothing like original patina. I'm weird I guess as I like looking at it from a different perspective in that I see something antique as these and have to imagine the previous owners touching and seeing the exact same paint, grips seats, bits & pieces, though weathered by time, as I am.
ReplyDeleteThese pictures put me in heaven.
Nice photos. The vintage bikes are really interesting.
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