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If you zoom in on the front fender skirt you can see "No. 1" on the twin and "No. 2" on the single. It looks like they worked in a pretty good sized garage, so it makes sense they may have had more than one bike.Originally posted by Steve Slocombe View Post
Service department, Cycletow service, Southern California, 1932 5.jpg
Eric Olson
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Looks like there was another outfit in Southern California doing Cycletow work in the late 20's. They did theirs with an Indian single. Not quite the same spiffy uniforms though!
Motorcycle with towing attachment, Southern California, 1929 1.jpg
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Motorcycle at Packard agency, Hollywood, Southern California, 1929 2.jpg
Motorcycle at Packard agency, Hollywood, Southern California, 1929 3.jpgEric Olson
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That Junior Sky King has to be one of very few left on this planet, Robbie. I'll bet it made some child very happy in 1936.Eric Smith
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