That ad was just for publicity was it? Interesting. Dick are you going to have your findings in print at some point? It would be a great read!
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Cory,Originally posted by c.o. View PostI checked the auction results earlier today and I didn't notice Jeff's machine. Maybe he decided not to sell it?
I was at Jeffs shop 2 week ends ago,to look at racer seats and do a quality comparison between the several board tracker seats he has, before I decide who to buy from.
2 of his bikes are at Vegas,He stated that they will be saved for the last day of auction
KenKen S., # 6457
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Ken, when you mentioned a second bike I decided to do a search. I see that he is/was selling his Lake as well. He did a great job on that one!
http://www.midamericaauctions.com/sh...ehicleID=18353Cory Othen
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Lake Bike
Cory,Originally posted by c.o. View PostKen, when you mentioned a second bike I decided to do a search. I see that he is/was selling his Lake as well. He did a great job on that one!
http://www.midamericaauctions.com/sh...ehicleID=18353
I know he had a reserve on both bikes,do you know if they sold?Ken S., # 6457
1926- H-D BAF-Peashooter
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From Mid-America.... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q_MGe5KA_go Do you think the Lake is somewhat misrepresented on the description? It leaves one to wonder.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q_MGe5KA_goCory Othen
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Here's a clip on Jeff and his Jefferson.... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7BMGU...layer_embeddedCory Othen
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Isn't the "Lake" motorcycle Jeff's own creation? That is, there was not a Lake motorcycle in the early days so far as I know. None existed until now.Originally posted by c.o. View PostFrom Mid-America.... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q_MGe5KA_go Do you think the Lake is somewhat misrepresented on the description? It leaves one to wonder.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q_MGe5KA_go
But a wonderful looking job to be sure!
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Notice how it states "famous" Waverley motor. How had it become famous this quickly and where did they get the name Waverley to begin with??? Did it have some earlier history we don't know about????Originally posted by c.o. View PostCourtesy of Tom Wilcock..... check out that front fork.

I see the 2010 results are up now...... here's a link to Jeff's bike..... http://www.midamericaauctions.com/sh...ehicleID=18369 by the looks of things it didn't sell.
That stuff bugs me...
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Herb, I believe that the Lake was Jeff's own creation. I agree that he did do a really good job on his version of "what could have been".Originally posted by HarleyCreation View PostIsn't the "Lake" motorcycle Jeff's own creation? That is, there was not a Lake motorcycle in the early days so far as I know. None existed until now.
But a wonderful looking job to be sure!Cory Othen
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Herb, here is what the motor looked like in the late 90's. Notice the shafts protruding from both sides of the crankshaft. I wonder what it was made for. I also attached the front cover from a Lake Motor Co. brochure. It lists all the uses for the motor. WOW! Jack of all trades.Originally posted by HarleyCreation View PostIsn't the "Lake" motorcycle Jeff's own creation? That is, there was not a Lake motorcycle in the early days so far as I know. None existed until now.
But a wonderful looking job to be sure!
Dick
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My thoughts exactly and you put it very well.Originally posted by c.o. View PostHerb, I believe that the Lake was Jeff's own creation. I agree that he did do a really good job on his version of "what could have been".
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Do you mean the Lake OHV motor that Dick posted or something else?Originally posted by Barry Brown View Postwas that 'Rat's" motor?
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Yeah, what was the purpose? From the ad it implies you could specify the Lake for any configuration you needed.Originally posted by pem View PostHerb, here is what the motor looked like in the late 90's. Notice the shafts protruding from both sides of the crankshaft. I wonder what it was made for. I also attached the front cover from a Lake Motor Co. brochure. It lists all the uses for the motor. WOW! Jack of all trades.
Dick
What is the date of that ad? Why do I think it's 1919?
Do you know of any other Lake motors in existence? It sure is Perry E. Mack cool. Jeff did a very interesting thing with it so long as people don't think it's a real vintage make but like Cory said: "What might have been."Last edited by HarleyCreation; 01-18-2010, 01:31 PM.
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