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Thursday, April 30, 2009
1901 motorcycles....
The first one is a 1901 Indian prototype, the second one is also an Indian built between 1901 and 1909, the third bike is a Werner and the fourth a Minerva...Enjoy !
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My Dad had a Bicycle with a Gasoline Motor attached. He loved it and told me the only time he used the motor was when he had to go up a steep hill or to rest his legs.
I'm in Paris right now...chock full of bikes out here. Even the city-issued Velib looks very vintage-y. Will try to capture interesting shots for you (if I'm fast enough)
Hi Baron! TGIF and a holiday here!!
But no bikes, walking... ;))
Steve Mc Queen looks great! And what an amazing preacher story! Keep them coming!!
Blogtrotter is still turning around Vilnius. Enjoy and have a great long weekend!
The old Fart...They are great for climbing hills as your dad did. I have one also...a bicycle with a 49cc gas emgine on it. I bought the engine and installed it on the bike myself. It works great. I think I've seen your father's picture with it on your blog. It was a great machine.
Jen..Thanks for the visit...Paris...woow I'm jealous. I'll be on your blog shortly... Elles sont formidables ces Parisiennes...n'est ce pas?..lol
You guys enjot the trip and come back home to Toronto safely...ps I'll wait for the pictures to be posted...the Velib that is...!
GMG...Thanks for dropping by TGIF too I spend a lot of time looking at your blog...the other day I was looking at the fabulous shots you have of Yereva...they left me full with emotions...thanks Buddy...I will be back...Yes Steve was a great preacher and in the end, he died of cancer..
The old Fart...They are great for climbing hills as your dad did. I have one also...a bicycle with a 49cc gas emgine on it. I bought the engine and installed it on the bike myself. It works great. I think I've seen your father's picture with it on your blog. It was a great machine.
Jen..Thanks for the visit...Paris...woow I'm jealous. I'll be on your blog shortly... Elles sont formidables ces Parisiennes...n'est ce pas?..lol
You guys enjot the trip and come back home to Toronto safely...ps I'll wait for the pictures to be posted...the Velib that is...!
GMG...Thanks for dropping by TGIF too I spend a lot of time looking at your blog...the other day I was looking at the fabulous shots you have of Yereva...they left me full with emotions...thanks Buddy...I will be back...Yes Steve was a great preacher and in the end, he died of cancer..
The French were still making these things in the 70s - a brand called "Mobylette" if my alzheimers serves me correct.
Nikos, sadly the stopped production of the Mobylette in 2002..It was a great vehicle for city riding
Baron
This was the first motorcycle I ever rode at the age of 11 on the Greek island of Spetses!
Funny how I remember such things...
kalispera
Yassou Nikos,
Some memories stay with us for a lifetime, especially the good ones
Kalispera
was looking for any information on a bike that was called a haflinger, was only in production in 1901. Any info and pics would be great.
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