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Thanks for the heads up on this Mini. Think I'll try to be in Maggie Valley on the 12th and see some of them. I'm gonna try to be there around noon to have some lunch and relax a bit. Been wanting to go to Salty Dogs for the cat fish any way.

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Thanks for the Heads up Mini, some of us in North west Alabama are gonna ride up to Rocket Harley and then back down to Fosters Harley where they will do Dinner.

 

We really do enjoy these old bikes, These guys who keep these old bikes running are to be commended.

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Geez, wouldn't Quickstep love to see them :thumbsup2:

 

Some years back we were crossing the big paddock [Nullabor] from west to east..and met some old blokes on vintage Vincent motorcycles. They had pulled them apart, shipped them from England, put them back together, and were riding them around Australia. :happy65::happy65:

One of them said to me " Old bikes shouldn't be in museums, they should be ridden, that's what they were made for" :happy34:

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I totally agree Annie, same goes for old cars. What good does it do if they don't get used.

Glad you all are enjoying the link. Hope more folks can get together through the route would be neat to see some pics as they go from place to place.

 

Margaret

Guest tx2sturgis
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Thanks for this posting babe...looks like it will be passing right thru where I live, with an overnight stop just 90 miles from me.

 

Might have to go check it out.

 

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Helped me understand a little better what Dad's old 1920's something Indian must have looked like that he was riding when he saw Mom on her parents front porch, and pulled into the drive way, ... and the Tharp family was then under way!

 

JackZ

Jack Tharp

Ft Collins, CO :farmer:

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I got to see them yesterday in Greenville. I got a few good pics and will try to upload some.

 

Earl

 

 

Rode over to Maggie Valley today and met up with Nighthawk for lunch at Salty Dogs.Then we rode over to Wheels Through Time museum and waited,and waited,and waited and waited some more then the bikes started arriving.I would love to tag along on next years run as support crew.I can see it now.A Venture with a trailer picking up broke down bikes on the side of the road.Hmmmmmmmmmm

Guest tx2sturgis
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On Saturday I called a national program on XM/Sirius radio and told them about this run...so at least 10 other people know about it now!

:happy34:

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:sign20:Geeze... The first three stages, and they ain't outta North Carolina yet, and the mortality rate is climbing.. Hope someone makes it to Santa Monica in 2 weeks..... :) Can you imagine being caught behind those bikes and chase vehicles going over the Rockies, or in L.A. traffic.... :sign woo hoo: Almost as bad as following a 2ndGen//// :rotfl::rotfl:

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Just watched them arrive in Huntsville, AL.

 

Great looking old bikes!

 

You could actually look at those motors and know what everything was...very straightforward and simple....Oldest was 1907!

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Glad so many of you are getting to see the old bikes. Wasn't sure how many of you would be interested when I posted the link. Pretty cool to see them old bikes even if they aren't moving on their own power.

 

Margaret

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