Google Books

[c.o.]

I figured maybe I'd post some of the stuff I found on Google and see how this thread unfolds......

Here's an older issue of Walneck's. I dig through my back issues every so often and dream of days gone by. This issue features some of John Cameron's race bikes.

http://books.google.ca/books?id=90W9...age&q=&f=false

I find sometimes the book doesn't show up at the start so you have to scroll up the page to the cover............

Here's "American Motorcyclist" Nov. 1959

http://books.google.ca/books?id=UPoD...age&q=&f=false

[gary.h]

right on cory,looks like i got my evening planned out thanks man

[dommi7]

Lot of time can be lost in the google books - I found this in the 1915 Popular Mechanics - Looks like the MoCo is entering their 109th year.

I figured maybe I'd post some of the stuff I found on Google and see how this thread unfolds......

[c.o.]

Ralph, they did say "nearly".........

[c.o.]

right on cory,looks like i got my evening planned out thanks man

It might give you something to do until that remote control shows up......

[dommi7]

Guess that makes it legal advertising then? I'd like to give them 'nearly' what they are asking for a new bike - ha!
How about these prices on surplus parts? Got $28? Would you prefer a box of headlights, or a complete front fork?
(American Motorcyclist, Feb. 1955)

Ralph, they did say "nearly".........

[c.o.]

I think I'll take the "45" engine for under a hundred..........



Finally! I found an early one! You've got to scroll down about 9 pages to get goin' and it looks like it could keep a guy out of trouble for a minute or two...

http://www.archive.org/stream/motorc...ge/n0/mode/1up

[dommi7]

You can also find 1907, 1908 and volume 4 from 1909 as full, downloadable .pdf files

http://books.google.com/books?id=1as...trated&f=false

http://books.google.com/books?id=vqw...trated&f=false

I found them yesterday, but they didn't show when I tried to search again today - I guess I just haven't mastered the google search engine.