COLUMBUS, Ohio — Authorities on Wednesday were reopening a portion of eastbound Interstate 670, eight hours after a tractor-trailer crashed and overturned.

The crash occurred at about 4 a.m. in the eastbound lanes of I-670 near Neil Avenue, 10TV News reported.
The rig appeared to be carrying Harley-Davidson motorcycle parts, some of which were strewn about the freeway.
Crews used construction equipment to gather up the spilled cargo and load it onto trucks for transport.

 

Those look like motorcycle crates on the road.

 

I wouldn't want one of those 7 crates to be my new bike...

 

Thats exactly what they are, uncrated Harleys, strewn all over the highway, destined for a dealer NEAR YOU!

 

Hmmmmm iam just north of columbus wonder which dealer is missing some bikes....

 

I saw this on A.D Farrow's Facebook page

 

i will have to ask i go buy there everyday on my way to work.

 

Looking at the pics OhioSkully posted... wondering why there are no air holes in the crates? Won't they suffocate and die?

 

Who can I get a hold of the free Harley parts ?. I wouldn't mind taking one of the least damaged bike, fix it up to factory specs again and ride the hell out of it.

 

Somebody's gettin a call from one of the 3 or 4 dealers around town here about a slight delay in their delivery date...

I hear the truck driver puckered so hard he was stuck to the seat!