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  • found the photo no date or idea of time frame
    Rich
    AMCA #8438

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    • I have never seen a front fender toolbox like this one before. Anybody have any infromation on them?
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      • cincinnati pd fools.jpg Pity the fool !

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        • Pics from Yesterdaze

          Came across this cool photo a few days back, a Scandinavian Militaire!!! This image proved what I`ve said for years, there seems to be no limits for what brands motorcycles that where present in the early years of Scandinavian motorcycling.



          To read more on the owner, Christian Bohnstedt-Petersen check out my blog;
          http://AmericanMotorcyclesNorway.blogspot.com
          And 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...

          AMCA-3489

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          • Pics from Yesterdaze

            A couple of photos with European made motorcycles;







            Sverre
            http://AmericanMotorcyclesNorway.blogspot.com
            And 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...

            AMCA-3489

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            • Originally posted by sveger View Post
              This is a Danish AJS owner with a rather interesting model, the transversed V-twin model S-3 is a rare bird today.



              Sverre
              AMcN

              http://AmericanMotorcyclesNorway.blogspot.com


              Many thanks for these great photos, Sverre!
              When I look at this photo, I see a serious rider with very high-tech state-of-the-art riding gear! That looks like some heavy leather...! His face is wind-burned and the bike is muddy and cruddy. I'd love to know the story behind the photo.....

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              • not sure if posted before
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                aka HAWG
                1914 EXCELSIOR BELT DRIVE SINGLE
                1914 excelsior belt drive single carcuss
                1940 indian chief military
                1965 sportster xlch
                1969 sportster xlch bobber
                1971 bsa A65 chopper
                1969 harley ss350 sprint
                1960 harley topper
                1963 harley topper
                H model whizzer on cheiftain bicycle
                H model whizzer on schwinn bicycle
                1949 harley model 125 bobber project
                1959 harley model 165
                1960 harley super 10
                1974 indian 70cc dirt bike
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                • I would have remembered that one!!!! Great shot! Thanks!!!

                  Cory Othen
                  Membership#10953

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                  • Hey look at all that tread on the front tire! Looks like a racing tire!
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                    • I have a envelope full of 8 x 10 phila police photos I bougt awhile back in oley that belonged to Ernie Biddle
                      here is a good shot of one;


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                      • Now that's an interesting photograph.
                        The bike shows no obvious accident damage but the right hand handlebar is bent at a strange angle and although the bike is resting on the jiffy stand the rear stand is unclipped.
                        I take it that it's a tyre pump clipped to the front downtube
                        Peter Thomson, a.k.a. Tommo
                        A.M.C.A. # 2777
                        Palmerston North, New Zealand.

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                        • Originally posted by Tommo View Post
                          I take it that it's a tyre pump clipped to the front downtube
                          Sure looks like it to me.
                          Cory Othen
                          Membership#10953

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                          • Philadelphia Police Bike

                            I recon the officer wasn't used to those new fangled front brake things and was too enthusiastic to grab it and it threw him into the right bar !!!! then with the back end in the air the rear stand came undone as did the jiffy and the bike came to a rest as seen , whipping out his box browny , he snapped the picture for posterity !!!!! Yes must agree , definitely a tyre pump !!! Love the siren ! keep them coming , Ken (from beautiful snowy England)
                            Ken

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                            • That appears to be a Hedberg siren.
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                              • Knowing the Philly cops he would likely take the handlebar off and beat people with it.

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