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A couple more.Comment
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Vintage Pic of the Day - November 4, 2020
Excelsior shop
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I really like the photo of the people standing around the one bike.Originally posted by pem View Post
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On the photo in post #287 of the Beaver Dam group pictured around the one cycle I again think that looks to be Mary Trapp wearing glasses on the left hand side. The Excelsior shop photo in post #288 is the G. R. Brundage shop in Oshkosh WI.Comment
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On the picture with the crowd around the bike it looks cold like October or maybe November in Wisconsin. With the chevron on the front fender the bike appears to be a 1940 Harley.Originally posted by pem View Post
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Looking at #287 again I wondered what happened to all those tall motorcycle boots and pantaloons. When I was much younger I had a pair of boots like that which were all leather including the soles and I had to have them re-soled cause I wore them out. Does anyone even make pantaloons for motorcycle riders anymore?Comment
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Mike Merlin an AMCA member specializing in period motorcycle clothing might have something. Check it out at this link. https://goldenagemotorcycleclothing.comOriginally posted by pem View Post
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Vintage Pic of the Day - November 6, 2020
Where are they now?
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One more photo.Comment
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Vintage Pic of the Day - November 7, 2020
Screen shot from a photo on AMCA Facebook
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^^Now THAT'S funny!!^^
DaleComment
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