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AX Bike Week Rally, Scottsdale- 2006
AX Bike Week Rally, Scottsdale- 2006
0 2012/03/13 09:27:02
The Visitor- An overhead shot form a friend's balcony, while visiting her in Phoenix- 2006
The Visitor- An overhead shot form a friend's balcony, while visiting her in Phoenix- 2006
0 2012/03/13 09:27:02
AZ Bike Week, 2006- Spent 2 weeks in Scottsdale, AZ, with the scoot, the Huskies, and some local Phoenix area friends.
AZ Bike Week, 2006- Spent 2 weeks in Scottsdale, AZ, with the scoot, the Huskies, and some local Phoenix area friends.
0 2012/03/13 08:11:20
Back in AZ in 2005, "Russian Disco Night" at a local pub, brought out some 'Rusky' lovelies to dance and show off that they are not the big, ugly farm women we were told all those cold-war years! This gorgeous mother-daughter team, who asked me to take their picture on my bike, is proof of that!
Back in AZ in 2005, "Russian Disco Night" at a local pub, brought out some 'Rusky' lovelies to dance and show off that they are not the big, ugly farm women we were told all those cold-war years! This gorgeous mother-daughter team, who asked me to take their picture on my bike, is proof of that!
0 2012/03/13 08:11:20
My plate- Former New Yorker, we have to let everyone know! (No idea why.... :-/ )
My plate- Former New Yorker, we have to let everyone know! (No idea why.... :-/ )
0 2012/03/13 08:11:20
A composite of several pix takes along the ride from Sturgis to Mt. Rushmore, THE favorite spot for rally participants, during the week-long Black Hills Rally. The mountain goat was just perched on a rock above the highway, watching the bikes go by!
A composite of several pix takes along the ride from Sturgis to Mt. Rushmore, THE favorite spot for rally participants, during the week-long Black Hills Rally. The mountain goat was just perched on a rock above the highway, watching the bikes go by!
0 2012/03/13 08:01:08
Sturgis 2004- Sweet Freedom parked at the Arlen Ness booth where I has a Ness triple-tree adapter installed. Like everything else 'except FLSTS', the un-standard tree of of the FLSTS will not accept many add-on devices, without such an adapter (only made by Ne$$), which I needed for my new instrument cluster.
Sturgis 2004- Sweet Freedom parked at the Arlen Ness booth where I has a Ness triple-tree adapter installed. Like everything else 'except FLSTS', the un-standard tree of of the FLSTS will not accept many add-on devices, without such an adapter (only made by Ne$$), which I needed for my new instrument cluster.
0 2012/03/13 08:01:08
E pluribus unum- The H-D 100th Anniversary, 4-day bash, brought bikes and bikers from around the world! Unlike any other bike rally I have eve been to in the past 36 years, I met 'bikers' from all over the world, some whose only English was "Harley-Davidson"! Here is Sweet Freedom, parked among the tens of thousands of Harleys, outside of the Summerfest grounds at Lincoln Park in Milwaukee.
E pluribus unum- The H-D 100th Anniversary, 4-day bash, brought bikes and bikers from around the world! Unlike any other bike rally I have eve been to in the past 36 years, I met 'bikers' from all over the world, some whose only English was "Harley-Davidson"! Here is Sweet Freedom, parked among the tens of thousands of Harleys, outside of the Summerfest grounds at Lincoln Park in Milwaukee.
0 2012/03/13 08:01:08
My lovely second wife 'Kea', unwittingly poses for a pseudo-poster I made for the H-D 100th. Note the 'reflections' of nearby office buildings in the glass (and glasses) which were lit up with H-D congratulatory signage during the festival. This was to be the last event we would attend together, before she went her own way, after a short, 5-year marriage! :-( (I still have the bike though! :-))
My lovely second wife 'Kea', unwittingly poses for a pseudo-poster I made for the H-D 100th. Note the 'reflections' of nearby office buildings in the glass (and glasses) which were lit up with H-D congratulatory signage during the festival. This was to be the last event we would attend together, before she went her own way, after a short, 5-year marriage! :-( (I still have the bike though! :-))
0 2012/03/13 07:50:34
One last ride- Kea and I, on our way from Mequon, to downtown Milwaukee for a Steppenwolf concert at the 100th!
One last ride- Kea and I, on our way from Mequon, to downtown Milwaukee for a Steppenwolf concert at the 100th!
0 2012/03/13 07:50:34
The T-shirts, in familiar H-D orange and black, said only "083103", the countdown clock that everyone in Wisconsin knew well!
The T-shirts, in familiar H-D orange and black, said only "083103", the countdown clock that everyone in Wisconsin knew well!
0 2012/03/13 07:12:49
Scoot on Daytona Beach, 2003- One of the few beaches left in America where motorcycles can still ride along the shore, where the first Daytona bike races were held, almost 100 years ago!
Scoot on Daytona Beach, 2003- One of the few beaches left in America where motorcycles can still ride along the shore, where the first Daytona bike races were held, almost 100 years ago!
0 2012/03/13 07:12:49
Proud Papa- After sleeping on HD's 'waiting list' for my 2003 100th Anniversary Springer for 6 months, then being told HD was only allowing dealerships to sell a limited number, on first come, first served basis, and returning my deposit, I could not wait any longer. So in Sept., 2002, I found this baby, literally in a barn, in the little farm town of Lyons, Wisconsin, a few miles outside of Milwaukee. I had barely 5000 miles on it. '97 was the very first FLSTS made, and the one that got me hooked. In '97 there were only 2 'Heritage Springers' available, both were white. One with blue trim, one with red. I always like the blue, so this bike had my name on it!
Proud Papa- After sleeping on HD's 'waiting list' for my 2003 100th Anniversary Springer for 6 months, then being told HD was only allowing dealerships to sell a limited number, on first come, first served basis, and returning my deposit, I could not wait any longer. So in Sept., 2002, I found this baby, literally in a barn, in the little farm town of Lyons, Wisconsin, a few miles outside of Milwaukee. I had barely 5000 miles on it. '97 was the very first FLSTS made, and the one that got me hooked. In '97 there were only 2 'Heritage Springers' available, both were white. One with blue trim, one with red. I always like the blue, so this bike had my name on it!
0 2012/03/13 06:25:02
Although I wanted a 100th Anniversary model, I could not wait for H-D to get off the dime, and start selling them, so I semi-reluctanlty bought a 'like new-used' FLSTS. I was a happy rider once again!
Although I wanted a 100th Anniversary model, I could not wait for H-D to get off the dime, and start selling them, so I semi-reluctanlty bought a 'like new-used' FLSTS. I was a happy rider once again!
0 2012/03/13 06:25:02
I was content that I had a bike with it's own claim to fame, being the first of a line, that no one knew at the time, would end in 2003, when the last FLSTS would be sold. 'Springers' had a bad rap from the old days, supposedly an uncomfortable ride, which is why the 'hydra-glide' front ends had replaced them 50 years earlier. But they did not deserve the rap, as I had ridden both, and this bike rode as smoothly as any pneumatic I had ridden, but H-D is about $$$, and I guess the sales were not justifying the assembly line requirements, so they stopped making them. Possible 'protests' brought them back, as they re-released a 'Springer Classic' in 2005(?), and still have at least one Springer model available today, for us die-hard 'spring-heads'.
I was content that I had a bike with it's own claim to fame, being the first of a line, that no one knew at the time, would end in 2003, when the last FLSTS would be sold. 'Springers' had a bad rap from the old days, supposedly an uncomfortable ride, which is why the 'hydra-glide' front ends had replaced them 50 years earlier. But they did not deserve the rap, as I had ridden both, and this bike rode as smoothly as any pneumatic I had ridden, but H-D is about $$$, and I guess the sales were not justifying the assembly line requirements, so they stopped making them. Possible 'protests' brought them back, as they re-released a 'Springer Classic' in 2005(?), and still have at least one Springer model available today, for us die-hard 'spring-heads'.
0 2012/03/13 06:25:02
I have never had words for this shot. What you see, is what I got! ;-)
I have never had words for this shot. What you see, is what I got! ;-)
0 2012/03/12 18:44:28
"Nobody rides for free..."
"Nobody rides for free..."
0 2012/03/12 18:44:28
Gina and 'Heavy Metal'
Gina and 'Heavy Metal'
1 2012/03/12 18:44:28
Western Hotness!
Western Hotness!
0 2012/03/12 18:40:58
After the paint and custom 'brassing', the trophies rolled in!
After the paint and custom 'brassing', the trophies rolled in!
1 2012/03/12 18:40:58
I see you...
I see you...
0 2012/03/12 18:40:58
Like she was born on a Harley!
Like she was born on a Harley!
1 2012/03/12 18:37:38
First pix with the 'police bike'.
First pix with the 'police bike'.
0 2012/03/12 18:37:38
My baby and me, 1979
My baby and me, 1979
0 2012/03/12 18:37:38
Ronni & Dad on my first Harley, a 1964 FLH Panhead, that I rode for 8 years.
Ronni & Dad on my first Harley, a 1964 FLH Panhead, that I rode for 8 years.
0 2012/03/12 14:35:12
 
 
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