The current theme is "movie motorcycles"...so this is just a thin slice of the 270 bike collection that is always evolving.
Here's a few photos that focus ( focus...get it ) on the various Harley engine types.
1912 single cylinder and belt drive |
1972 750 cc/45 cubic inch race engine |
closer view of 1912 setup |
1922 F-head twin cylinder with exposed valve train |
1922 F-head motor |
1941 Harley Servicar with flathead engine that stayed in that model until the 70's |
Easily my personal favourite on the floor...1936 Knucklehead Harley |
1929 Flathead Harley |
1990 Fat Boy with Evolution engine |
1970's Harley 125cc dirt bike from the years when they were owned by AMF of bowling ball fame |
Replica of the famous Captain America chopper from the movie "Easy Rider"....built by Panzer....Panhead engine |
Harley Sportster from the 1970's AMF era |
1942 flathead Harley for the army |
Modernized Panhead built by S&S Motors |
Rare horizontally opposed 2 cylinder Harley engine from 1920 |
Replicas of the bikes that Peter Fonda and Dennis Hopper rode in the movie "Easy Rider"....drop the needle on the Steppenwolf record any time now |
1929 Brough Superior ( sounds like bruff )...at the time the most expensive motorcycycle in the world....Lawrence of Arabia was killed while riding one of these. |
1929 Brough Superior engine |
1929 Brough Superior engine |
There are some great photos of a WWII Army flathead Harley here.... http://adventuresinmikeslife.
Berlin motorcycle museum photos from the spring of 2013 are here...
http://adventuresinmikeslife.
Hi Mike, great pics, another museum to visit is about 25 kms west of Salmon Arm. The Trev Deeley Museum has a way of displaying that makes the visit very worthwhile.
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