Harley

Reader ride. A period correct 1941 Harley knucklehead.

Thanks to Chuck Lathe of Franklinville, NC

1983 Harley “Dual Sportster”

From the “things you don’t see very often” department.. and it’s for sale (no I do not know the owner or the bike).  More info at the link.

 

 

A Mega Post. Since I’ve been slacking lately… Pleasse allow me to catch up a little on some recent Reader rides.

From Leon in Germany:
Went for a ride this afternoon and took this picture, maybe you like it
greetings from Germany,
Leon

From Rob Comstock:
Here are a couple of photos of my RT3 during a trip I took from the San Francisco Bay Area
south to the LA basin to visit a couple of friends — and their Yamaha 360 Enduros as well!

From Justin Johnson:
I am sending you some pics of my 1953 FLF. I have owned this bike since 2002 and it has slowly evolved into the early style custom that you see in the pictures. plans for this year include a new seat and some coker tire wide whitewalls. also included are pics of my two owner 4500 original mile 1963 Topper.

From Tony Silva:
Here’s some photos of my 2000 Triumph Speed Triple that I had to put back together after T-boning a truck. The after picture was taken at Tempe Town Lake in Tempe Arizona.
Enjoy.

Opposites attract! A 2-stroke repliracer and a Harley sidehack..

Steven Varrato sent in a coulple of sweet but very different bikes:

I stumbled across your site recently, and thought I had a couple pics you might like. Sorry I don’t have a ton of info; took these at Biketoberfest in Daytona around 2008. Hope you like them!

–Steven

I like em both Steven. Which makes me sort of odd I suppose…. LOL.
Thanks!

Great Shot! Black and (Red) White (and Blue) Sportster.

A great shot and I also want to show that I’ve go no problem with post processing if it’s done well.   Thanks to Chris Cullen who contributed this via the Facebook page.

 

Reader Submittal. Some Rickmans and a nice replica Harley!

Williw writes in:
Hello again,
I thought I’d send you a couple more pics I took while attending the Vintage Days events at Barber last Fall. This time I’ve attached pics of a pair of beautiful Rickman framed fours. One a 750 Honda the other a Z1 Kawasaki.  The other pic is of a replica of the Sportster Michael Parks “rode” in the 70’s TV series “Then Came Bronson”.  The owner has a website, www.thencamebronson.com,  thats quite a tribute to the show.
Keep up the great work!
Willie in TN

Great Stuff Willie!  Thanks!

Well, I couldn’t resist a little natural curiosity about the show “And Then Came Bronson” and found this intro video on youtube.

Fun looking Sportster.

Fun looking Sporty.  Man this would not be tough to duplicate… IF you could find that exhaust and seat.

At the Harley Cafe.

Been going round the web for a while but it’s still a post worthy beauty.