The Oldtimers Ride Out 2010 Den Haag
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Sir_Rat
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Re: The Oldtimers Ride Out 2010 Den Haag
Thats what I call a "Motorvation Video" Fantastic!!
Aloha...Mike
Aloha...Mike
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Re: The Oldtimers Ride Out 2010 Den Haag
OK, siren + tunnel = FUN! I'm getting one.
Hydra, what was the oldest bike on that ride?
mike
Hydra, what was the oldest bike on that ride?
mike
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Re: The Oldtimers Ride Out 2010 Den Haag
if I remember right it was a Henderson 4 cyl. build in 1917 ?
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Re: The Oldtimers Ride Out 2010 Den Haag
Wow! you guys have a great bunch of bikes there, kinda makes me wish some of us stupid Americans would have hung onto a few. Like my buddy when he sold three bikes one night to some dude who was filling containers for the ride to Holland. Money talks...Mike
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Re: The Oldtimers Ride Out 2010 Den Haag
Mike,
The really neat thing is that none of those bikes are trailer queens, they run, and the guys ride them. And, they pack their gear on the back and set up camp for the over-night stops, its tent city. The good old days, and they still do it. Like you said, we should take a lesson from our European counterparts.
mike
The really neat thing is that none of those bikes are trailer queens, they run, and the guys ride them. And, they pack their gear on the back and set up camp for the over-night stops, its tent city. The good old days, and they still do it. Like you said, we should take a lesson from our European counterparts.
mike