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#32
Malcolm Smith, or Mert Lawill or any of the guys from On Any Sunday by Bruce Brown. Steve McQueen was a great guy and a hell of a rider too but I don't have a qui board. Noname
#34
Armando Magri. Owned The HD dealership in Sacramento after racing, etc for years. One fascinating, funny SOB. Read this link and youll understand why the man was a legend. The pic of Armando and his brother was taken on the driveway I poured for him.
http://www.newsreview.com/sacramento/content?oid=6393
http://www.newsreview.com/sacramento/content?oid=6393
#35
I'd rather talk to some old timer who's been riding all his life - someone who has seen and done it all. But if I had to choose a celebrity or three, I'd choose Arlen Ness, Neal Peart, and just to take a step outside the box, Sonny Barger.
#36
sitting in a garage with my ridin' buds, drinking beer and just tellin' ol' riding stories, looking at our machines and then someone says "@#ck it" let's go. And were off on another future story to be told. cole
#38
Okay! 2nd choice - Bill Tuman he's 97 and still kicking. I bought a lot of bikes from him in the 60' and 70's.
One of the original Wrecking Crew from the Indian racing team from the Sturgis Indian dealer. He is in the Motorcycle hall of fame. A great racer, motorcycle dealer and human being.
One of the original Wrecking Crew from the Indian racing team from the Sturgis Indian dealer. He is in the Motorcycle hall of fame. A great racer, motorcycle dealer and human being.
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