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  1. 16th May 2013, 07:22 AM #21
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    Quote Originally Posted by Redback View Post
    I love all the old bikes, if I was to pick one bike, I think it would be a 1927 Indian Chief, I love the style of the bike, just a beautiful looking bike.

    I've been riding bikes my whole life, don't think I've ever been without one since I was about 16yrs old.



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    Is that the model Bert [ of the Worlds fastest Indian fame ] rode in the World record attempt in the USA? Bob
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  2. 16th May 2013, 07:41 AM #22
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    Quote Originally Posted by bob10 View Post
    Is that the model Bert [ of the Worlds fastest Indian fame ] rode in the World record attempt in the USA? Bob
    I thought his was a 650 Scout, time to go google I think

    OK it started life as a 600cc Scout, and ended as a 950cc, here's a replica
    , that is on diplay in Te Papa NZ.
    Cheers Baz.

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    The Indian Sports Scout shown in this link is for sale by someone I work with.
    [ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J02hbH4FvEQ"]1938 Indian Sports Scout - YouTube[/ame]


    He has the waterslide transfers for the tank.
    I can provide more details if needed.


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    G'day Chucaro

    Love the pics,the Vincent looks to be a Black Shadow going by the big "Cocks" speedo,and love the Beemer,R69s with Pagusa single seat,from the mid 50's with the tool box in the tank,I have 2 of the model before,R51/3's I used to ride BMW's from the about 1965 onwards as my daily transport,beautifull touring bike,I have never seen rear pannier bags like those,very well shaped,which would be in keeping with the sports image of the sporty R50's or R69s


    My son owns and rides regularly his restored pre-war Panthers,his daily ride is a 100th Anniversary Harley


    cheers
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    Quote Originally Posted by UncleHo View Post
    G'day Chucaro

    Love the pics,the Vincent looks to be a Black Shadow going by the big "Cocks" speedo,and love the Beemer,R69s with Pagusa single seat,from the mid 50's with the tool box in the tank,I have 2 of the model before,R51/3's I used to ride BMW's from the about 1965 onwards as my daily transport,beautifull touring bike,I have never seen rear pannier bags like those,very well shaped,which would be in keeping with the sports image of the sporty R50's or R69s


    My son owns and rides regularly his restored pre-war Panthers,his daily ride is a 100th Anniversary Harley


    cheers
    Yes, it is a Black Shadow, both bikes are a gem.
    I used to have BMW bikes, R90s, R100, R850R and the awesome R1150GS.
    The R50s is very rare and I would love to see one of them here in Oz.
    When new was the favorite police bike in Uruguay which was replaced by the R69s.
    They were a beauty with the side car on



    My twin sons also ride Harley Davidson shovelhead which I call them Ferguson T20 on 2 wheels
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  6. 16th May 2013, 11:44 AM #26
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    some of my junk

    that photo didnt make it?
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  7. 16th May 2013, 12:36 PM #27
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    Just a couple more curtousy of Birdwood Mill in SA.





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    this little gem
    Cheers Baz.

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