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Hello fellow enthusiasts! So how did I wind up here? Well about 52 years ago I took my first motorcycle ride on the back of my dad's '57 Sportster. Fast forward to about 2018 when the opportunity presented itself to buy a rough, but fairly complete, project. The bike is currently being restored and hopefully done by May for Denton. Like most I've been into anything with wheels since I can remember from unicycles to trucks. I have a couple newer bikes--'96 Bad Boy, Anniversary '08 Road King Classic, and just made a deal on a '71 Super Glide.
I also have cars ('72 SS 454 El Camino, '56 T Bird, '87 Monte Carlo SS Aerocoupe, etc...) and am a serious classic bicycle collector. I focus on the prewar deluxe balloon tire bikes but have a special place for the early motorcycle related bikes to include my '18 Harley Davidson Motorcyke, '20 Flying Merkel, and '24 Indian. The thought was by offering bicycles alongside the motorcycles they could build brand loyalty so when junior was ready to graduate from bicycle to motorcycle he would stick with the same brand.
I'm currently serving as a Department of Defense advisor to the Afghan government in Kabul, Afghanistan. I'm really looking forward to getting home so I can get up on two again and enjoy the open road. Enjoy the ride! V/r Shawn
I also have cars ('72 SS 454 El Camino, '56 T Bird, '87 Monte Carlo SS Aerocoupe, etc...) and am a serious classic bicycle collector. I focus on the prewar deluxe balloon tire bikes but have a special place for the early motorcycle related bikes to include my '18 Harley Davidson Motorcyke, '20 Flying Merkel, and '24 Indian. The thought was by offering bicycles alongside the motorcycles they could build brand loyalty so when junior was ready to graduate from bicycle to motorcycle he would stick with the same brand.
I'm currently serving as a Department of Defense advisor to the Afghan government in Kabul, Afghanistan. I'm really looking forward to getting home so I can get up on two again and enjoy the open road. Enjoy the ride! V/r Shawn
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