i thought you would like to see the real picture of those eadyrider bikes in the motorcyclepedia museum the owner owns both of those - also my shop has a 1971 FLH shovelhead in the winners circle exibit only for the next couple weeks than its year is up, its the highest scoring AMF restored bike in the USA - any one close has to go its great place almost 500 bikes in the museum

 

What a nice job on that bike, John. The only thing that I think is that you lied. You bought that bike new the day back from 'Nam and bubble wrapped it and left it in the attic.
You deserve and should be really proud of that one!
The last pic? Eh.... Harley began for me in 1948. Chuck that knuck and Flat ain't where it's at.
Great job and thanks for sharing,
Tom

 

the bike was a one owner and he original owner was helpfull in not really changing stuff But the bike has still 58,000 miles at the time we did the restore, winter last year 9 months from the purchase to its first judging have some pictures of the resto as well MY lap top exploded so some were lost

 

Thanks for sharing , John. If I was closer to ya, I would be there to check em out. I have a 66 FL & a 51 FL, but not as nice as those. Me and the wife try to get to Barber Vintage Motorsports Museum in Birmingham, Ala. at least once a year. Trying for Oct for the Vintage Motorcycle Racing Festival.
https://www.barbermuseum.org/

Just checked the location & looks like a good road trip for maybe next year!



Ride Safe,
Harold

 

If you're going to Barber's, give yourself plenty of time to go through and look around. It's quite a collection. Don't do like I did and think you can go through it during a race day and check it out while they're practicing and qualifying and be done before the races start.