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Two Wheel Tuesday June '14 Bike Show.

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  1. biggs500

    biggs500 Active Member

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    A few pictures from tonight's bike show at The Locker Room in Menasha.

    My Seca of course.

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    k-moe Pie, Bacon, Bourbon. Moderator Premium Member

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    One of those things is not like the other. One of those things just does NOT belong.

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    Everything else looks great though.

    I want the RD, and the RZ, and the Flathead HD, and the chopper, and the kettle, and.....
     
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    Lots of reds and blues. Also K-Moe I don't know about lame. I think it's an interesting design.
     
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    I agree with K-Moe I think that monstrosity of a bike
    is one of the ugliest things I have ever seen
    does it even function as a bike?

    Loved the other bikes thou
     
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    Nice 650 Seca!
     
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    Thanks Xjazz. Yours looks showroom new. You must have had the fortune of being able to store it indoors since you had it. Unfortunately mine had to endure the elements for a seven year period from the late eighties until the mid nineties. :cry: Not recommended.

    Regarding the 'Big Wheel', it has an air suspension so when the guy parks it he lowers it to the ground. No side stand. It's not my style either but to each their own. It certainly is unique. I just want to know where he got the front wheel and tire.
     
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    Awesome vintage-ness (is that even a word?)!!! I'd take either of those two-stroke yammies... Sweet!
     
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    I would take them both. :)
     
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    I'm not too keen on the 800 inch front tire either, but there is some excellent craftsmanship in that bike. I would suspect very stable at speed, but a real PITA in the turns.

    I'm kinda liking that RZ
     
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