too much skin

[JoJo357]

This one's pretty skinny, too, but she'll do!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cwv7CxO8rs8

Can anyone tell me how to copy and post a common .gif?


Catchy Little Diddy. Now for the Long--Awaited Lyrics.

https://www.cycleworld.com/watch-bri...rley-davidson/

You've just answered your own question Cotten, now just hit search...

*M.A.D.*

...Cotten
PS: Best watched muted.

>>>I bet You were dancing to this in 1968--hahaha


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[T. Cotten]

This one's pretty skinny, too, but she'll do!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cwv7CxO8rs8

Can anyone tell me how to copy and post a common .gif?

....Cotten
PS: Best watched muted.

[T. Cotten]

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....Cotten
PS: Thank Providence, I grew up with corn-fed Midwestern girls...

[bobbyt]

Great pictures, Tom; but of course I love any picture with a Henderson motorcycle and female talent. Interesting to see how different the face of the same girl looks in each picture. I think these pictures might have been used in an Excelsior Bulletin, or these were out takes from a photo session. The girls sure look somber for glamour pics. The cover shots on other Ex Bulletins I have seen also show well used bikes, like this police Henderson. If Bob Turek is reading, I would be curious how many Excelsior Bulletins were produced. I have 2 issues, but they are about as rare as it gets.

The Excelsior Bulletin came out in the spring of 1920. The first issue was a remembrance of Bob Perry. It was monthly through most of that year and continued in the next year, though, on a less regular basis. In early 1922 it morphed into the Excelsior-Henderson Dealers' Bulletin, a large format publication sent to dealers. That bulletin continued through much of the twenties, though in a smaller format and on an irregular basis. The Supplement to American Excelsior has a section on various Ex publications.

[T. Cotten]

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....Cotten