Just a quick heads up to a new blog I’m following.

Please take a minute to check out caferacerheaven (aka:bmwcafe) over on my links. Really great stuff!

Excellent Triton from a contributor who really needs his due.

Mr Dave Martin has been supplying me with some great stuff for a while now. I’ve received so much material in such a short time that it’s made me hesitate on how to best present it. Well I can’t hold back for too long so I’m just going to start laying it down on a regular basis. Here’s one of my favorites! A jewel of a Triton. That’s a Triumph engine in a Norton (usually “Featherbed”) frame.


Harley Davidson Ironhead Dual Sport!!

Now here’s an unusual twist on things. Not sure how well this would work but it took some balls to build.

A Moto Guzzi Orgy!

I pulled a bunch of these off an Adventure Rider thread. Those folks sure do love their Guzzi’s!




FINALLY!! A Rocket 3 custom that I like!

…although admittedly there is very little of the original chassis left it’s a nice presentation of a very stout engine.


Ohio Valley BSA Owners Club "Reliability Run". Some More Great Pics from Ted Guthrie!

Woke up this morning wondering where to go with today’s post and was very happy to find a few e-mails from regular contributor Ted Guthrie. He’s been busy lately and sent in these fantastic pictures.

Ted Writes:

Hi, Steve. Attended the Ohio Valley BSA Owners Club spring meet this last weekend. Lots of cool bikes on hand, as usual. The following images represent a sampling of machines, which took part in Saturday’s Reliability Run (vintage dual-sport) event. So, these bikes are riders, not just for show, and as a result wear their battle scars proudly.
Note, the guy posing behind the Penton MC5 is none other than Jack Penton.
I’m sending these in full-res, so I’ll send more in separate e-mail. Enjoy.
Additionally:

Here are a few more. Note, in addition to those bikes, which participated in the Reliability Run, the pretty blue BSA single and the old Indian were part of the BSA Club’s vintage trilas event, and the cool, little ’52 Triumph Terrier is in flattracker guise.

Great Stuff as always! You can even see the grins under some of those helmets. Thanks Much Ted!