Today was the 30th annual El Camino Antique Motorcycle Show and Swap Meet. Here are a few pics. I have to go run out for some Thai, will post more upon my return.
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Nice looking bikes. I bet there were some amazing ones there.PornGuy skype me pornguy_epic
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some of those look old school...Comment
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Originally posted by StickyGreen
Hence, Antique Motorcycle Show
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Shit baddog, you would love to be here with me tomorrow. We expect about 35,000 of them to go through our very small town over this weekend.
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I had almost forgot about it until I kept hearing them today. So much for trying to get out of town to the mall tomorrow. Sigh...Comment
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There may be a couple in the 70's, most are early 1900's - mid 60'sOriginally posted by phonesexComment
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The Oyster Run? Maybe one year I come up and take you on it with me.Originally posted by RRREDShit baddog, you would love to be here with me tomorrow. We expect about 35,000 of them to go through our very small town over this weekend.
I had almost forgot about it until I kept hearing them today. So much for trying to get out of town to the mall tomorrow. Sigh...Comment
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I would love that!! Except I'll warn you ahead of time, I've only ridden with two people and they both happen to be dead now. So I dunno if I'm bad luck or something
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Originally posted by RRREDI would love that!! Except I'll warn you ahead of time, I've only ridden with two people and they both happen to be dead now. So I dunno if I'm bad luck or something
Who wants to live forever?Comment
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So, do you have an older model? How many have you had over the years? We were so gogogo in Disneyland that I didn't take the time and visit with you and learn anything about you. I talked to Erin about it later and we both felt bad that we didnt spend more time trying to get to know you.
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Originally posted by SFBUSo, do you have an older model? How many have you had over the years? We were so gogogo in Disneyland that I didn't take the time and visit with you and learn anything about you. I talked to Erin about it later and we both felt bad that we didnt spend more time trying to get to know you.
I have a 1968 custom Shovelhead that I built from scratch . . . it is kind of a project bike that I put together and take apart over the years as I try to make it perfect.
I also own a 1986 Heritage Softail. It is a limited edition motorcycle, only 1700 of them made, and it is my "go to" bike with 176k+ miles. I am the original and only owner.
My past street bikes include a 1942 45 ci flathead chopper. Typical of the late 60's early 70's with the entended front end, peanut tank, and sissy bar so long that it could poke your eye out when it was parked.
I also had a 1969 Triumph, 750 cc Trident, chopper, with a Santee hardtail frame. And I had a 1949 panhead custom chopper. I built it from scratch as a chopper in the beginning, and then as a custom restoral.
You can see pics of several of them here.Comment
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Great pics. some of those pictures look to go back quite a ways. I have never been on a real motorcycle, but I did crash a rental yamaha once back in about 1968.Comment
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I like looking at motorcycles. I never mastered the art of making one move forward and keeping it upright at the same time.Sleep well, and dream of large women.
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Originally posted by SFBU
Hey, if you are going to crash a bike, it might as well be someone else's
And about Disneyland, no worries, I am sure we will have other opportunities to get to know each other better. I don't plan on going anywhere.
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Originally posted by baddog
Sweet!!!
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Originally posted by Dagwolf
Then you should try roadracing, they don't have to stay straight up very often
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Originally posted by dunefield
That would make a great little bar hopperComment
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Sounds great...but for now I am going to bed. It is awfully late for this old fart.Originally posted by baddogHey, if you are going to crash a bike, it might as well be someone else's
And about Disneyland, no worries, I am sure we will have other opportunities to get to know each other better. I don't plan on going anywhere.Comment
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Cool bikes, I'd love to get that easyrider chopper to go with my easyrider helmet.
Baddog, you need to check out street vibrations in Reno - its a great time for two-wheeler afficionados.
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Originally posted by skinnywussy
Sounds good except for one thing . . . . I hate RenoComment
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nightOriginally posted by SFBU
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That's crazy talk. Nobody hates Reno.Originally posted by baddogComment
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Here's my desktop
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Its always nice to see pans, and knucks. That Triumph falt tracker is an awesome looking bike. Boy I sure miss my panhead i wish i never sold it.Comment
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yeaj I like motorcycles, but I like Super BikesFreeOnes
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Go big or go home :p :
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Friends dont let friends ride Rice BurnersOriginally posted by RuiGo big or go home :p :
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Rice Burners?
You prefer "bikes" that have a status they don't deserve and piss-poor performance...fine by me ;)Comment
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nice ass bikes in this thread. personally, i dig rice and american iron..... i got nothing against rice, but truth be known i would rather ride a harley or some other big twin...... reminds me of a saying a friend of mine used to say..... rice is nice, but harleys' knarly.Comment
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I like the old harleys!
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whats that??? a boxer in a US bike?
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Since when is riding a motorcyle about perfomance? Riding motorcyles is not about tricks, showing off, or having a "Status" as you say, My 99' Lowrider has 45k miles on it and i ride because i like to ride, the freedom, fun of getting toghter with my buddies and doing a 500 or 600 mile ride to get a drink. Show me any rice riders that do this? Harleys are about the love of the wind, and getting toghter with friends to go ride and enjoy the ride. Not going 900mph to every destination, but i guess thats what seperates "Bikers" and people who ride motorcyles.Originally posted by Rui
Like the saying goes, "If i had to explain you wouldnt understand"Last edited by SinisterStudios; 09-25-2005, 05:59 AM.Comment
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I'm more a fan of sports bikes.. not really a fan of the hayabusa, but you have to ride it once in your life, just to say you have :DComment
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Originally posted by skinnywussy
Reno is the only town I have ever been to that I wanted to punch out the manager of McDonalds. Reno has an attitude, I think it is that Napoleon complex from being the "biggest little city" bullshit.
I have met several people that have agreed that Reno sucks.Comment
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Comparing a Suzuki to a Harley is like comparing a Bic Lighter to a Ronson lighter.Originally posted by RuiGo big or go home :p :
The Suzuki, much like the Bic, you use and throw away when it runs out.
Let me know when you can go to an antique bike show and see a fully functional, running, 75 year old Suzuki.
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Originally posted by thinkxwhats that??? a boxer in a US bike?
I don't remember the make, but it is a Russian bike.Comment
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Originally posted by SinisterStudios
Those "900mph" are just bursts, they can not do it for any length of time. I will race any Jap bike from LA to Daytona Beach. I know I will kick their ass.
They will beat me on the drag strip, or from light to light, but distance, they do not stand a chance.Comment
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nice! i have one similar this.. but 50 cm in sizeOriginally posted by DynaSpainHere's my desktop
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wow, my mom would love to see it!I'm just a newbie.Comment
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