if you are out for a ride let's see some pics!

[fffCycles]

As long as the ride was not crappy then who cares about the pic quality! Those are a couple of nice routes you chose, I really like the Coq to Princeton route and the last time I did it on my Ducati which just loved the twisties along there. Glad you enjoyed your day Claudio.

Frank

[jetta90]

Oh yeahhhh.........the ride was very enjoyable indeed, Frank.  Wasn't too hot, traffic was quite light, and the bike ran really well as icing on the cake.  All was good!
Last time I had ridden the Princeton to Coquihalla stretch ........or Hwy 5A.........was probably in 1992/93.  It was on the Ducati Pantah I have.
That road was built with Ducatistas in mind.

[Tired Iron]

      ...the first West Kootenay "recurring" burger night photo's..


       ...we had fish and chips..

[Twisted_Twin]

No hugging?

How come there's no skulls on that HD?

[Tired Iron]

   ....if you look REAL close, you'll find four question cross's on the pushrod tubes.



      ....yah, I was asleep at the wheel with the whole "hug" deal today man..

[Tired Iron]

    That is one beautiful Norton.


    You GOTTA hear it run.


   ...Swiss watch man..


   ...and the front wheel seems "light" on it, like as if it has "helium" in it or some shet..




   Thanks Aaron!.

    Long Live the Reccuring Burger Nights across Canada !!

    ...Thanks Penn.

[Aaron!]

    That is one beautiful Norton.


    You GOTTA hear it run.


   ...Swiss watch man..


   ...and the front wheel seems "light" on it, like as if it has "helium" in it or some shet..




   Thanks Aaron!.

    Long Live the Reccuring Burger Nights across Canada !!

    ...Thanks Penn.

Imagine if I get flanged alloy rims for it! Those are good old steel and chrome. Helps me stay grounded.

Yes a sccessful "recurring Bruger Night" despite the lack of burgers. The hot fudge sundae was the perfect nigth cap.

[Twisted_Twin]

   ....if you look REAL close, you'll find four question cross's on the pushrod tubes.

Very cool.

I'm new to the bike scene but I have some knowledge of Indian Larry from the hotrod scene. He was a cool cat, too bad he's gone.

That custom shop in the sky is getting quite a load of talent, we've lost lots of guys in the last 5 years. Norm Grabowski, Dean Jeffries, etc.

Surprisingly, Bill Hines is still alive..

[Tired Iron]

   I have a question cross in an old maple leaf tattoo.
   My "Canadian" homage for Larry.


    ...I had a heated discussion about cams and 74 cubic inch motors with Johnny Vasko at Sturgis the last time he was there.
   He's the reason that  I run the cam that I do.
   Another Great Motorcycle Enthusiast he was.



    ...I would like to think that not all the good enthusiasts are gone my Brother.

   ...You're still here.

   
 

[Tired Iron]

    ....seen at my favorite coffee stop.



   

[Tired Iron]

   ...and this..

[Tired Iron]

   ..and last, but not least, my neighbors 1963 Pan.

   ...that he has told me will go in the ground with him when he does.

[Runningdog]

Ahh, the quintessential California chopper......

[Wheels]

Gotta love that Pan,  just really really cool bike.   
Who says there is no such thing as a time machine!

John

[754]

Jeez some not oft seen stuff..
 The Shovel has a hardhead, have not seen one around here for a long time.
 And the pan has that GME or Machine Shop frame. And looks like a Fury flame cut girder..!

 I, at one time had a Kawi 900 in one of them frames like the pan, cept made for Kawi.

 Cool stuff..