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My grandpa rode during the late 40's and early 50's, and I have a pic of his bike and my sister, and older cousin on it. I cherish old family photos and family heritage. Cherish the pic, I would definitely frame it, and keep it on display if it were mine. Awesome pic
That's very cool. None of my grandparents rode, at least not as far as I've ever been told. My dad had an Aermacchi Harley when I was really young though. One of my earliest memories as a kid was of him riding that around the farm.
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Evidently it runs in the family
