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How To Attend a Vintage Motorcycle Show
- Thread starter NancysToy
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NancysToy
Motorbike Professor
:wrong: :roflblack::roflblack::roflblack:Scotty,
Glad to see you are making good use of the trailer. :thumbup: I miss it sometimes, but I just wasn't using it. Although, it was fun to haul lumber on it a couple times!
Here's a pic from it's past life:
I may have to build another one someday...I've got this Suzuki GN400 Cafe Racer I'm buildin'...... :doorag:
Take care, my friend!
I may do a cafe bike for my next project...although nursing this danged RTS seems to be a full time job. Have fun!
MarkLawson
RT-S PE#0031
Scotty, that is so cool!
Years ago, while touring in Durango, Colorado, I saw two Goldwings towing dirt bikes on trailers. I always thought that would be the way to tour the Rockies. The finest touring two-wheeler for the highways and dirt bikes for the trails.
Years ago, while touring in Durango, Colorado, I saw two Goldwings towing dirt bikes on trailers. I always thought that would be the way to tour the Rockies. The finest touring two-wheeler for the highways and dirt bikes for the trails.
fastfraser
Blazing Member
:thumbup: Nice set-up Scotty ! I'm sure it was a show stopper when you pulled in .
