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Ronnie, is it legal to ride that baby on the streets?.....JH in Va.

Hi Jerry, yes it is here in Ohio. When I bought it new in 1972, I got a title with it. In Ohio, all you need is a title, plates, lights, with dimming head light, and stop light on the tail light, horn, and rear view mirror. I now have a historical plate on it. My top speed is a little over 42mph, and it only has 4hp, so you could never go on a interstate or freeway. It sat in my basement from 82, till last summer when I cleaned it all up, and replaced parts. It runs like a fine watch.

Ronnie, I don't remember what those sold new for but you might be shocked to see what one in the condition of yours with paperwork, one owner brings.

Here's a shot of our drummer (Lonnie Godfrey) on his Harley and another shot of him with my Royal Star in front which is appropriate as that's where his always is when we go riding. It was a beautiful overcast day today so I took these when we stopped at the 7-11 for a cool drink.........JH in Va.

50cc, top speed 50MPH +, 80MPG.

Here's mine!

I don't have a Bike or ride one,but our band WillowCreek is going to be the feature band it a bike show at Jamestown ,NY. Joe http://www.discoverjamestown.com/new/co ... s/did,372/

www.willowcreekband.com

It's good on gas and does not mess up my hair!

My getaway bike. Scares the s%&t out of me sometimes, usually when I'm north of a 145... and that's miles not kilometers.

Mother and me in '85 FLHT with sidecar. Yeehaa!

Tempature 10 below zero (Celsius), it was only a short ride. Became member of the "Frozen Few" MC afterwards
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Croatia 2004. Mud on tires, yes Sir!
Broke my hand while riding it. Sold - miss it.

I rode that for 2 years, kept the rubber side down always, what was not an easy task by-the-way and survived. Sold, converted it to a ZumSteel D10. Good decision.

If I HAD a motorcycle, it'd have to be this one:


"Nortons and Indians and Greaveses won't do... they don't have the soul of a Vincent '52." Richard Thompson (per Del McCoury)

Here is my '93 FXR. It is a quick bike that I have rode cross country three times and have loved every minute of it.

This was taken in Monument Valley on the border of Utah and Arizona where many of the John Wayne westerns were filmed. It was a bit chilly that day.

My friend, Monte Warne builds these bikes locally, and sell world- wide. Has BIG BLOCK Chevy engine. See more here: http://www.bosshoss.com/products

Tommy

I apologize if I posted this before, but I thought it was appropriate for this thread. I'm sure you can recognize Speedy West in the rear (on the left side of the picture), and my Dad is the one on the right. The picture was taken in about 1951 in Van Nuys, CA. Speedy and his family were neighbors of ours.

2005 Yamaha Royal Star Venture
1990 HD FLHT-P former police bike.

Notice the "Dickfer" mod, to push my little butt up, so I can reach the breaks and gear shift.
I wrote the tab for this one... Pretty easy on gas.