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Motorcycle Wreck,,,,, Edmonton Alberta, June, 1929Cory Othen
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A fitting wintery scene........... looks to me like this Indian rider stopped for a pic while contemplating his icy descent!Cory Othen
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Me in 1967 on my '52 Panhead. Which i still have.
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American Motorcycles in Norway
Cool periodic photo from Norwegian motorcycle workshop in Oslo,
SverreAnd then there is the idea that we are here on earth to get a certain amount of things done before we die.
This is a great theory.
If it is true, I am so far behind that I will never die...
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American Motorcycles in Norway
Hauling firewood
SverreAnd then there is the idea that we are here on earth to get a certain amount of things done before we die.
This is a great theory.
If it is true, I am so far behind that I will never die...
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I sure love the boot extentions on the guy hauling firewood. Some of that good ol' Norwegian ingenuity.
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A true Period 'Bobber'? HrdlyComment
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Did you notice that this is a fromer military machine. Either that or someone took a lot of time to trim off the fender skirts.Originally posted by sveger View PostHauling firewood
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I think those are 'outriggers' bolted to the bikes frame and he's just resting his feet on them. Hrdly
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Norwigean photos
I just gotta comment on the Norigean contingent here. A few years ago, we side-tracked off from the International Indian Rally hosted by Sweden. We invaded Norway, and passed the heavy-water locations from WWII. It was rough, trechorous territory. We visited the then Prez of the Nowigian Indian Clubs family cabin up in the mountains. It was correctly restored with no electricity, no running water, and a turf roof (a foot of grass growing on it). A local spring provided the water.
We busted two sets of cases on this trip. One was cracked on the trail (more like hill-climb) leading up to this cabin! One can ride up way past the Artic Circle in Norway. I have nothing but respect for Norwigian riders. Their spirit and enthusiasm is 2nd to none. The Norway Indian Club well host the 2010 International Indian Rally. I'll be the one with the bald spot, and somewhat reddish hair. Hopefully, my cases well be intact!
RF.
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I want one of those mirror image twins!! With or without the signet attached....
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How about this.........I still gotta get this bigger picture posting figured out!Cory Othen
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Is there a known example of that type carriage still in existance? HrdlyComment
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