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Pictures of my cycles on Facebook

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    Posted: 17 Jun 2018 at 4:52pm
Had some of my and yo sons bikes out to Viking Chapter Antique Motorcycle Association show on Friday and Saturday - 
Link to some of the pictures on my Facebook site 
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Nice !!    I never was into motor cycles but do appreciate anything collectable.
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Thanks for the memories,  Coke.  I felt like I was 25 again.  Bought my first bike in 1966 and have had one or two ever sense.
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Some nice old bikes. Don't own any bikes now and have not ridden one since 1977 but still appreciate good machines. 
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Nice lineup. Triumphs are my favorite.
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Impressive bikes!  My dad owned an Indian 4 back long before I came along, finally found a Indian twin and restored it, he sold it when he realized he could no longer ride it safely.  One summer we stopped at a town in Kansas and saw a custom Indian six, it was built by Harold Ottaway, a very talented man who restored old tractors and other interesting machines.  He cut one block in half and mounted it to the other full 4 cylinder block.  I was maybe 13 or 14 at the time and when he took me for a ride, I remember saying it sounded like a Oliver tractor.  He said he really enjoyed the smooth power.  He had thought about mating two 4's together but decided it would make the bike too long.
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nice oldies...but goodies! who got to clean them all up for the show? thanks for posting the pics
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Great bikes Coke!!  Thumbs UpThumbs Up
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Just did a quick wipedown on couple and then the P11 hit with the pressure washer set low . 
 Was kind of trying to count the numbers in my shop now - think about 25 bikes there - son was doing some work over at other house and cleaned out the basement - so I get to store them in my shop . 
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