old photos

[c.o.]

Those are some pretty awesome pics kk! Thanks for helping this thread along!

[Chuck#1848]

great photo Scott

Also love the sidecar photos from the early people over seas

[kk1]

Here is the rest of pics. There is a text in pic.12 "vaba maa" . It means "free country" an it is a name of Estonian newspaper at that time. Also guys with a car and combo reading same newspaper!

kk

[kk1]

Still few.
kk

[sveger]

Great pics from Estonia kk1, its always interesting to see pics from other countries.

Jurrassic, thanks for asking regarding Davenport, unfortunately I`m offshore at that weekend to earn my living. Seems the AMCA meet in Holland run by the European chapter will be the thing this year. Is a chance I could go to the Chesapeake chapters meet in Jefferson PA. Is this a great weekend as the Davenport meet wich I truly enjoyed?
As you know I think your Canonball race across the continent is an great adventure, hope a great lot will succseed in getting all across. You have done a great job with this.

OK, I have a special love for pics from old motorcycle workshops. Came across this cool photo showing a Danish Nimbus stovepipe workshop. Those old stovepipes are neat little fours.

Sverre
http://AmericanMotorcyclesNorway.blogspot.com

[Harleyson's]

Pics:
Berlin Harley-Davidson Racers & a Indian Motorcycle
Kaspar Haberl, Harley-Davidson of Munich, est 1925

Fritz
www.harleysons.de

[Baytown]

Great photos Fritz.
Look at the rear tyre on the bike in the rear of the first photo (bike # 17).

Have a great Easter everyone.

Ken

[glaser 31]

here is a photo of a Goricke 1903, taken in a littel town called
Rudkoebing.

http://s814.photobucket.com/albums/z...x.jpg&newest=1

[sveger]

Great photos of the racers Fritz. I found great interest in the details on the way the exhaust pipes are run on the twin cam racer closes to the photographer.

Yesterday when having a rest inbetween two jobs I played with the computer and ended up with an old photo (surprise-surprise) wich according to the text is the first bike aquired by NYCPD. I have never seen this bike before. Its a pretty cool frame and fork setup, pressed steel profiles as used later on bikes as BMW and many more.

Would be nice to know what this is.

regards
Sverre
http://AmericanMotorcyclesNorway.blogspot.com

[micmac]

Charles H.Cole Sr.& Florence Tinker Cole




Could someone help me ID the year of Papa's bike, I'm thinking early 20's, he won this bike new in a raffle. I have been trying to get these from my Uncle ever since this thread started. I am thrilled to finally have em!