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captaincaveman1
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I wave at anyone on two wheels. Interesting scooters.
hacker
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Andreart said:hacker said:Vcruiser said:
Ya happy now?......And its the plane that's "Italian", the bike is French
Hacker
LOL, i had one of those in jr high!, not the plane....
Second childhood I guess! :lol: ......good for roaming the airport, I paid $50 bucks, early 80's model, and it was never used, probably because it's a P.O.S.!!!!!!!.......Can't remember how many times I've rebuilt the clutch!!!!!....my kids like it, as long I keep fixin' it!...and those guys build cars? :shock:
Hacker
captaincaveman1
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Yes I had a moped for a few weeks too when I was 15 or so. My friend left it at my home and I used to take it out on the road without a helmet. Good times.hacker said:
sealbeachbum
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Wow! That is so cool!injunjack said:me and '25 Injun
Jack
sealbeachbum
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Hey Peter, when are you going to break out your old racing pics?
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Anonymous
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Dave
captaincaveman1
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Here are shots from today's ride. Breaking in a HH A-2 repro.
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Anonymous
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Nice bike Cavey !!
Triumph seem to have nailed it with that one. Is it all stock ?
Dave
Triumph seem to have nailed it with that one. Is it all stock ?
Dave
captaincaveman1
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Thanks. It's all stock except for bar-end mirrors and an "off-road" exhaust which is not nearly as loud as you might think.JACKET_ HEAD said:
mtds
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This is a recent pic. 1979-1/2 Triumph T140D Bonneville and a Walter Dyer "Brando" with a few mods to fit better.
This the same bike after I'd owned it about a year. Jacket is a Langlitz Cascade.
This is the bike in its current form. I've done a lot of little mods to it in the 28 years I've owned it.
This the same bike after I'd owned it about a year. Jacket is a Langlitz Cascade.
This is the bike in its current form. I've done a lot of little mods to it in the 28 years I've owned it.
Tommer45
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MikeyB-17 said:Don't worry-no doubt Bill, Van, Allen and Tommer will be along with their U.S. Iron in due course.
You raaaaannnnggggg?
Sadly, my "American Iron" is no longer. It's actually become "Canadian Iron" as it was sold to a person from Canada back in December. I found myself growing out of the whole big, loud cruiser thing a while back and finally decided to sell it. The Victory was a phenomenal bike, and probably (and no offense) the best made American iron by far. For some reason Photobucket doesn't have my Victory pics anymore (!!!) but here's a pic of another American bike I had...
Here's my current bike. I see there are a few other Bonnies on here. I love this thing.. so much fun to ride. She doesn't go ton up quite as fast as the Victory, but she's more fun in the twisties. The jacket in both pics is my Wild Stallion.
Tommer
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Anonymous
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Ride safe ,
Dave
Dave
