Wagner

[patrick LAMBERTON]

Hi I am french I restaure wagner 1912 but i have problem
I cant make mudguards!Who can make it?
Thank you
Patrick

[c.o.]

You might try these guys... http://www.antiquemotorcycleworks.com/index.htm

[c.o.]

Mmmmmmm..... photobucket isn't cooperating... I'll give it another try tomorrow Patrick!

[c.o.]

O.K. just trying to catch up here... hopefully this works... the bike is super cool.........

darnit!!! I can't load them for some reason... I'll keep working on it though... every pre-16 lover has to see this!!!

[HarleyCreation]

Wagner MC

Certainly a fine name for a motorcycle....

And Clara Wagner was one of our most famous early female riders. After all, her dad owned the factory.

[aka HAWG]

I remember the parts wagner I had 15 years ago - it was a beautiful machine
wish I still had it but if I kept everything i purchased I'd need a farm to store it all - WAIT I have a farm now, could I get all my old stuff back????

co keep trying to post pic - I love see'n all those pre 16 machines

aka HAWG

[LouieMCman]

NO, you can't even get your old number back...lol

[aka HAWG]

NO, you can't even get your old number back...lol

oh ya bring that up and then rub it in thanks alot

by the way it is well known that about 85% of all people that type lol are in reality not laughing out loud while the are typing lol

[LouieMCman]

I assure you, I was laughing at you......lol

[LouieMCman]

I mean WITH you.......

[patrick LAMBERTON]

Cory after many days and nights I succeed to envoy picture !
Patrick

[c.o.]

Patrick!!

Now you just have to get it to show up here... It is a tough one alright. As soon as I get a little more time I will see what I can do. That Wagner is one cool bike!!

[jmanjeff]

It is not the best pic
13a Wagner Postcard Front Sample.jpg

[c.o.]

Nothing wrong with that pick Jeff. It looks as though Wagner machines could have been larger than life!!

[talbot-2]

Go to www.arnoldforyou.com/granddadsbikerpics.htm for several photos of a Logansport, Indiana "Wagner" motorcycle dealership of the early teens. The first photo was taken in front of the "G & J Tire Company", Indianapolis, Indiana, in the fall of 1907 prior to the Arnold's "G & J" sponsored trip west to Denver, Colorado. They traveled west from Indiana through Missouri where they crossed the "Gasconde River Railroad Bridge". For a look at the bridge go to http://bridgehunter.com/mo/osage/gascondy/. What a ride across the bridge!