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-DELAWARE-

Keep an eye on your kids near vans from NY creeping around deleware.

-71 CB 350-

Dads first bike, when i dug it out from the back corner of the garage the case was cracked by one of the motor mounts, the gas tank was rusted out, and I'm pretty sure i broke the kicker stop when i was 11 or 12 trying to start it one day for 5 hours straight.  Can still remember limping around school the next day from where the pedal was digging into my shoe.  Years later i found out from a local bike shop that some guy near by had a spare 350 motor sitting in his basement and was willing to sell it for almost nothing. Called him up and swapped all the good parts off that onto my dads bike. Rode it around all summer, mostly at night to avoid the cops and cars. Its been sitting for the past 6 or 7 years, starting to rot away again ever since i bought a bike of my own. Might be bringing it to the garage for some attention before it gets too bad again.

:. Gone .:

good luck friend

.:Range & Surf:.

-Smooth 52-

1976 Harley Sportster - SOLD

R.Kirkpatrick138@gmail.com

-Pats Wagon-

on the road,ready for paint, thanks to Erin for the pictures pat never takes

.:Read:.

A vintage book hoarder/skitso opened up a shop near my work down town. Stumbled on these old PS mags from the 40's and 50's. With titles like, Plans for a backyard A-Bomb shelter, Drag race your car to test its pick up, and spend less with a Harley.  had to buy them

-Fast By Ferracci- Open house



Eric





996

 I don't care what scene you're into, if looking at these bikes doesn't make you want to ride one of them pinned down a straight or dig into a corner, you need to go to the doctor.

-Englishtown Final-

Kessler

Peirce laying flat

Peirce