My Personal Favorites

[Mickey Yak]

These Gals have the right idea and some cool bikes.

[exeric]

I've always loved this picture, for a number of reasons. The bike is a full electric 1916 H-D, the lighting, and setting of the picture is nice, and despite the frumpy clothing, the girl is cute.

[Mickey Yak]

Good one, that gal must be some sight coming down the street!

[harleytoprock]

There is a beautiful naked gal under the frumpy clothes.

[exeric]

Of course we can't forget how popular Schwinn products were with the ladies.

[sprangerny]

My guess is that she's pouring out a measure of carbide granules to add to the light.

[Steve Swan]

There is a beautiful naked gal under the frumpy clothes.

5 thumbs up on that one !

[exeric]

My guess is that she's pouring out a measure of carbide granules to add to the light.

The motorcycle is a 1916 H-D full electric model, and you'll notice the front spark plug has been removed. Carbide lights were more of a pioneer era accessory and were quickly replaced by Prestolite pressurized acetylene tanks as that system was cleaner, and safer. The attached picture is of a 1911 Flying Merkel that has the early carbide water drip tank. Love the motorcycle, and the girl.

[MotorZee]

those are some cool photographs

[Chris Haynes]

My guess is that she's pouring out a measure of carbide granules to add to the light.

It is an electric headlight.