Wauseon 2019 phkotos

[slamiste]

Thanks for the pictures! That's my Daughter-In-Law kicking my sons 1966 XLCH. She normally rides a 1960 FLH but likes the Sporty just fine also.

Steve Slaminko
Ohio Valley Chapter

[chuckthebeatertruck]

Thanks for the pictures! That's my Daughter-In-Law kicking my sons 1966 XLCH. She normally rides a 1960 FLH but likes the Sporty just fine also.

Steve Slaminko
Ohio Valley Chapter

That is FANTASTIC. Please give her our props!

In fact, I greatly enjoyed watching her kick over that bike and her handling of it was GREAT through the slow speed traffic. I used it as an example for all the cretins who talk about how hard it is to kick a sporty, etc etc. That bike sounded fantastic and the group of us watching just smiled and smiled and smiled.

Even better that it's all in the family.

[exeric]

Thanks for the great pictures. I know that is a lot work, and time invested to post that many pictures; but it is much appreciated by fellow members that couldn't make it.

[RichO]

Chuck, Thanks a bunch. For most of us left coasters that's as close as we get.

[slamiste]

Will do Chuck!
Thanks for the nice comments.

[FNG1]

[craig (DE)]

Great pictures FNG1! I love those old XR750's!

[Larry May]

Thanks Chuck, my 2 favorites were the 56 khk and the 67 xlh

[Skirted]

Couldn't make it so all those pics are much appreciated chuckthebeatertruck and also FNG1.

[chuckthebeatertruck]

Always happy to share photos.

If we don't promote the meets, within the AMCA and externally, then just what will become of them in 10-15 years? These are among the very few motorbike gatherings left that cater to a variety of vintage riders, are pretty family friendly, and don't require you to ride a black bagger to proclaim your bad a$$edness.

Not to mention, it's fun to compare photos and experiences. No matter who you are or how much time you spend at a meet like Wauseon -- you'll probably not see the same stuff as another person. Every lap of the vendor field seems to bring a new hunk of rust to drool over.

I'm particularly mad I didn't get up close and personal with the Crocker. I adore seeing them in the wild.

[chuckthebeatertruck]

Yep, love the 56 KHK; but the restored 60CH for sale pushed my buttons far harder than the 67H.

Really, the one I wanted to take home was the robin's egg blue Honda 350/4. I've never seen one in that shade and it was just a darling little machine.

On to Davenport!