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Looks like the rider may have flew through the side curtains and into the car.
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No kidding. Look at the face on the poor fella with his hands in his pockets. Makes you wonder whatever became of that Excelsior. Again great stuff Sverre! Your a good man for keeping this thread going....Originally posted by rousseau View Post
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I had a series 20 Big X and it was hard to find parts for. . . . Now I know why.Eric Smith
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This photo from post #55 shows a very early H-D. Is this a 1905/6?
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Found this cool photo with a younger female rider wrenching on her ACE.
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http://AmericanMotorcyclesNorway.blogspot.comAnd 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'd like to have a wench like that!Originally posted by sveger View Post
Oh pardon me, I meant "wrench".
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A girl after my own heart. Enjoying the sport to the fullest. Most modern riders never know the joy of a roadside adjustment.Brian Howard AMCA#5866Comment
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Awesome snapshot into that era!Originally posted by SMS View PostCory Othen
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I'm digging that pic of the gal with the ACE! At first I was thinkin' it might have just been a theatrical endeavor. Those don't look like riding boots!...... but I see her hat is hung on the bars and she's attacking that sickle with a real corner rounder! Great pic!!!
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Chris for some reason I remember '06 but don't quote me on it. I'm thinking the details may be buried somewhere in the "First Harleys" thread.Originally posted by Chris Haynes View PostThis photo from post #55 shows a very early H-D. Is this a 1905/6?
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I posted this on the caimag site, and thought it would fit here as well for the people who don't visit that site.
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