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A friend sent me this photo to see if I could find out any info on the service trike pictured. I'm assuming it's American, as the round name plate says Dobbin Patent Pending.
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Last edited by dlm32; 05-10-2012, 03:18 PM.David Morrill
Sylacauga, AL. USA.
AMCA #15284
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1921 Harley-Davidson Model J Racer
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Sorry, this belongs in sidecars and three wheelers. Can't figure out how to delete it and repost in the proper forum.David Morrill
Sylacauga, AL. USA.
AMCA #15284
Deadly Dave's Blog
Sharing the Lost Stories of Early American Motorcycling.
http://dlmracing.blogspot.com/
1921 Harley-Davidson Model J Racer
It will break a hundred, if you drop it from a plane! -
Hi David, I tried to find some info with no luck. I searched from 1900 to 1930. I did find out the "Dobbin" refered to an old horse in the old days. To me it looks kinda "English". Foriegn. A two-stroke with external flywheel. Good luck!
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Thanks Dick.David Morrill
Sylacauga, AL. USA.
AMCA #15284
Deadly Dave's Blog
Sharing the Lost Stories of Early American Motorcycling.
http://dlmracing.blogspot.com/
1921 Harley-Davidson Model J Racer
It will break a hundred, if you drop it from a plane!Comment
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