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AMCA® VIKING CHAPTER

NEWSLETTER

Viking Chapter AMCA® P.O. Box 18304,

Minneapolis, MN 55418 http://www.vikingmc.org

Club Officers PRESIDENT: Dave Glennen 612-616-5025 dglennen@hotmail.com VICE-PRESIDENT: Bob Hopf 612-867-5654 codyz@juno.com DIRECTORS: Ivar Natins 612-770-3818 idn@comcast.net Ralph Smith 952-941-1549 dommi7@hotmail.com Dave Moot 952-856-2695 ocvid@comcast.net Craig Kotval 651-269-1755 aquila1975@comcast.net TREASURER: Jeff Ricker 612-201-6938 j.l.ricker@hotmail.com SECRETARY: Kathi Rimnac 612-825-2550 motokat2@yahoo.com MEMBERSHIP: Roy Williams 612-202-4905 kathyroyw@gmail.com WEB/EMAIL: Doug Nelson 612-559-9595 doug.nelson@gmail.com DEPUTY JUDGE: Roger Rimnac 612-825-2550 motorog1@yahoo.com CLUB HISTORIAN: Tom Jones 763-533-9163 NEWSLETTER: Caleb Spooner 763-443-1602 spoon55432@gmail.com

Officers - New Members 2 Upcoming Club Events 3 The President’s Minute/Editor’s Note 4 Riders & Bikes 5 Blind Lizard Rally 6 - 7 Money Creek Ride 8 - 9 Bring Out yer Dead 10 AMCA BBQ & General Meeting 11

10,000 Lakes Concours d’Elegance 12 - 13 Motosota 14 Ride to Vet’s Home 15 Fall Swap Meet 16 - 18 The Ongoing Adventures of Tim Gadban 19 Humor 20 Want Ads 21 - 24 Friends of the Club 25

October 2019

New Members! The AMCA Viking Chapter wel-comes the following new mem-bers: Gavin Thorsrund David Sovde Jim Wiese We look forward to riding with you and seeing you at our meet-ings! Contents

The Boys of Summer

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Note: Board of Directors (B.O.D) meetings are open to all members. When held at a chapter member’s home, please notify the host ahead of time if not a board member.

Upcoming Events

Wednesday October 16 - 7pm Viking General Meeting Blue Cat Motorcycle 640 Prior Ave N St Paul, MN 55104 651-645-1172 Wednesday October 23 - 6pm Free Bikes 4 Kidz Volunteer Event 7839 Southtown Center Bloomington, MN55431 (old Toys r Us space) Contact Dave Glennen for details Wednesday November 6 - 7pm Viking BOD Meeting Davanni’s Edina 5124 Gus Young Lane Edina, MN 55436 952-920-9090 Wednesday November 13 - 7pm Viking General Meeting Go Moto 3346 N Washington Ave Mpls, MN 55412 612-588-6686 Wednesday December 11 - 7pm Viking BOD Meeting Dave & Anita Glennen’s Home 10468 Thrush St NW Coon Rapids, MN 55433 612-616-5025 There will be no Viking Chapter General Meeting for December! Saturday January 11, 5 - 9pm Viking Chapter Holiday Party Moundsview Community Center 5394 Edgewood Dr Moundsview, MN 55112

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The times, they are a changin’... it’s true. I’ve been around this club long enough to see some major changes, especially in communication and technology. And with our membership having an older demographic, it was bound to take awhile (and there are some who are not happy about it still). But all things change; traditions and conventions have to adapt to the changing landscape or disappear. I was shocked this year when it was suggested that I remove Davenport from the schedule because it was not confirmed; I mean, Davenport always happens, right? When I heard that Tom Jones wasn’t going I had to sit down for a minute. But this former staple and even the veritable Sturgis ride have taken a hit from changes beyond our control. Davenport’s split from the national AMCA and Jerry’s passing, amongst other things, have contributed. We want things to stay the same, but they won’t, and there’s no going back.

Sometimes it takes a good deal of effort to keep the ball rolling. Case in point: the Money Creek ride, dead in the water last year, made a comeback through the efforts of members that cared. And I’ll admit, it had a really dif-ferent feel to it, in that it felt like something new - not a re-hashed version of what it was. And often that is the key.

I don’t accept the idea that young people are not interested in old motorcycles, there will always be a crowd for that. When it comes down to the long-term survival of our club, our ability to change and adapt will make the dif-ference - we must accept the idea that in time this club may be very different than the club we have now. We must be open to letting it become something new.

PS. - This is the October issue. Why? Because I didn’t get it done in September. I felt bad about that until I re-alized I could just call it the October issue and it would be right on time. Bam! (Probably the only October issue that we’ll ever have… collector edition?). See you in December… hopefully on time! -Ed

Fall is officially here and it’s time to start moving things around in my garage to make room for storing motorcycles for the winter. Summer riding is only one aspect of enjoying old motorcycles. Winter brings time to work on motorcycles projects, driving to Diamonds Coffee Shop on Saturday morning in a snow storm just to see who else shows up! We also participate in the IMS and the Donnie Smith motorcycle shows with our fellow members and share our enthusiasm for old motor-cycles. The annual Holiday Party in January brings us together with Chapter members we may not have seen for a while. OK, I will stop this talk of winter fun and review a few things from our summer season.

The National Meet at the MN State Fairgrounds was a success do to Viking Chapter and the newly renamed AJMC members for helping out in a big way. We are already beginning to plan for next year! We will be honoring the Harley-Davidson Shovelheads of 1966 to 1984”. Make sure to mark June 12 & 13th on your calendar for 2020.

The Presidents Ride to Money Creek in South East Minnesota in July was a lot of fun and we also detoured over to the Drift less area of Wisconsin before returning to grill our Saturday dinner at camp and enjoy some music around the campfire provided by our newsletter editor Cal Spooner. We plan on doing it again next July and I hope more of you can join us.

Doug Nelson worked his barbeque magic again at our Annual Chicken Barbeque August 18th at Veterans Park in Richfield, this was his 5th year of showing up early to get the grill going. Also thanks to Bob Hopf and Roger Rimnac for transporting the huge pull-behind grill that was on loan from Paul Joswick’s Hollywood Roadhouse and to Ivar Natins for reserving our location.

Another highlight for me was our participation in the Motosota “Goodbye to Summer Event” Sept 7th at Bau-haus Brewery. We talked to a lot of younger motorcycle enthusiasts about preserving and restoring old motorcycles. Rick Wyatt brought his recent craigslist find, a 1960 BSA that needs lots of TLC. This bike attracted curious people and allowed us to do some talking about acquiring and starting a restoration project, Of course we had several of our members restored motorcycles on hand to show them what can be accomplished.

Of course the Fall Swap meet is always fun. What’s not fun about getting up at 4am to meet the crew at Perkins at 5am for breakfast and much needed coffee. This year it was September 15th. As always the vendors and shoppers showed up early for the best deals. Gates opened at 6am! Thanks to all who helped and participated. Especially Tom Whittles for handling the details with the fairground folks and lugging over his extra large canopy. Did I men-tion he always has the coffee brewing by the gallon!

This is just a few of the events that our club had available for Members to enjoy. I don’t have enough room to talk about everything we had going on this summer but I have been talking to as many members as I can about what gets their motor running. They have shared many good new ideas that we can utilize to give our members even more motorcycle related events to enjoy in the future.

Now it’s back to my garage reorganization project!

Dave Glennen

Cal Spooner

The President’s Minute

Editor’s Meanderings

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4 POINTS FOR 35 YEARS/OLDER MOTORCYCLE -Pre 1984

3 POINTS FOR 20 TO 34 YEARL OLD ----------- 1985-1999

2 POINTS FOR 19 YEARS OR NEWER ----------- 2000-2019

FEB 20 - MEETING AT GO MOTO

Paul St.John - 2000 Ural with sidecar

MARCH 20 - MEEETING AT GO MOTO

Cal Spooner - 2003 BMW

Kevin Cooper - 2012 Harley V-Rod

MARCH 23-24 - DONNY SMITH SHOW

Kerry Rasmussen - 1946 Indian Chief (rode-4 pts)

Rick Wyatt - 1935 SOS

Stan Mewhorter - 1970 Triumph T100C

Matt Schurman - 1948 Indian Chief

Paul St.John - 1942 Harley WLA

Tim O'Keeffe - 1958 BSA C12

Joe Wessbecker - 1926 Indian Scout

- 1930 Indian Scout 101 racer

- 1941 Indian Chief

- 1946 Indian Chief

George Edwards - 1938 Harley Knucklehead

- 1948 Harley Panhead

April 28 - RIDE TO WABASHA BREWING

Ralph Smith - 1946 Indian Chief

Matt Schurman - 1948 Indian Chief

Bob Hopf - 1998 Harley

Dave Glennen - 2000 Yamaha

May 15 - MEETING AT GO MOTO

Paul St.John - 1942 Harley 45

Dave Radamacher - 1947 Indian Chief

Ralph Smith - 1949 Harley

Gary Kloss - 1977 Yamaha

Mark Jilk - 1981 Honda

Paul Chamberlin - 1981 BMW

Andy Decker - 1984 Honda

Ron Bohm - 2006 Honda

Ivar Natins - 2010 Kawasaki

Dena Natins - 2015 Kawasaki

Douq Marsh - 2016 Kawasaki

June 1- RIDE TO HOLLYWOOD ROADHOUSE (18

riders)

Ron Spargo - 1939 BSA M-20

Steven Solnitzky - 1947 Indian Chief

Mike Crane - 1947 Indian Chief

Gavin Thorsrud - 1947 Indian Chief

Ralph Smith - 1969 Harley

Gary Kloss - 1970 Moto-Guzzi

Paul Joswick - 1972 Norton

Roy Williams - 1976 Honda

Randy Bush - 1978 BMW

Mike Wenci - 1979 Yahama

Mark Jilk - 1981 Honda 750

Andy Decker - 1984 Honda

Scott Brown - 1988 Moto-Guzzi

Bob Hopf - 1998 Harley

Dave Glennen - 2000 Yamaha

John & Louise Ulrich - 2003 Honda

Dena Natins - 2015 Kawasaki

Erik Tretbar - 1991 Moto-Guzzi

June 14 - NATIONAL MEET RIDE (FRIDAY)

Mike Crane - 1947 Indian Chief

Keith Brawn - 1971 BSA

Doug Marsh - 1972 Norton

Paul Joswick - 1972 Honda

Bob Hopf - 1972 Honda 750

Bob Zick - 1978 Moto-Guzzi

Tom Wallen - 2002 Honda

Sherry Marsh - 2017 Kawasaki

JUNE 15 - NATIONAL MEET RIDE (SATURDAY)

Matt Schurman - 1947 Indian

Paul Joswick - 1972 Honda

Dena Natins - 1974 Honda 400F

Tom Nordmeyer - 1976 Honda 750

Sean O'Neil - 1988 Kawasaki

Eric Tretbar - 1991 Moto Guzzi

Britti Drury - 2017 Suzuki

JULY 12-14 - PRESIDENT'S RIDE - MONEY CREEK

Keith Peters - 1952 Vincent

Ralph Smith - 1969 Harley Shovel

Dave Moot - 1992 Yamaha Seca

Dave Glennen - 2000 Yamaha V-Star

Paul St.John - 2014 Can Am Spider

JULY 17 - GENERAL MEETING AT VET HOME (no

points canceled)

Jim Koskovich - 1942 Harley FL

Gavin Thorsrud - 1947 Indian Chief

Pete Schow - 1986 BMW /6

Atul Kumar - 1969 Royal Enfield 750

Stan Mewhorter - 1970 Triumph T100C

Chris Petersen - 1972 Honda CB750

Dena Natins - 1975 Honda CB400

Ryan Schow - 1981 Honda CM400

Tom & Cheryl Whittles - 1989 Harley

JULY 27 - BRING OUT YER DEAD

Dave Leveilie - 1975 Kawasaki KZ900

Tim O'Keeffe - 1978 Yamaha SR500

Ivar Natins - 2010 Kawasaki Concurs

AUGUST 3 - RIDE TO STURGIS

Harvey Berquist - 1950 BSA

Ralph Smith - 1969 Harley Shovelhead

(Gaylord)

Mark Jilk - 1981 Honda 750

Tom & Cheryl Whittles - 1998 Harley (Bob's house)

Bob Hopf - 1998 Harley (Gaylord)

Mark Raffe - 1998 Moto Guzzi (Dean Han-

son's farm)

Dave Glennen - 2000 yamaha (Bob's house)

Tom Jones - 2002 Sportster

Gene Hostetler - 2004 Honda

Paul St.John - 2014 Can-Am Spyder

Dena Natins - 2015 Kawasaki Vulcan

(Gaylord)

Paul Joswick - ? (Gaylord)

AUGUST 18 - BBQ AND MEETING

Paul St. John - 1942 Harley 45

Keith Peters - 1967 Triumph Daytona

Stan Mewhorter - 1971 Triumph Tiger

Cal Spooner - 1973 BMW R/60/5

Dena Natins - 1975 Honda 400F

Bob Zick - 1978 Moto Guzzi

Jim Koskovich - 1969 BMW R65

Mark Jilk - 1981 Honda 750

Andy Decker - 1983 Honda 1100

John Ulrich - 2003 Honda Goldwing

Lora Zick - 2004 Yamaha

Mike Blackburn - 2010 Royal Enfield 500

SEPT. 5 - MEETING AT VET HOME

Paul St.John - 1942 Harley 45

Kerry Rasmussen - 1946 Indian Chief

Mike Blackburn - 1962 Cushman Eagle

Keith Peters - 1967 Triumph Daytona

Tim O'Keeffe - 1967 Triumph Bonne

Stan Mewhorter - 1971 Triumph TR6R

Roy Williams - 1976 Honda 550

Jim Kojola - 1976 Kawasaki 900 LTD

Gene Hostetler - 1976 Honda 550

Gary Kloss - 1977 Yamaha XS 650

Paul Chamberlin - 1981 BMW

Bob Hopf - 1998 Harley

Ron Spargo - 2000 Moto Guzzi

SEPT. 7 - RIDE TO WINGS AND WHEELS

Einie Owens - 1940 Indian Four

Kerry Ramussen - 1946 Indian Chief

Dan Conlan - 1946 Indian Chief

Matthew Schormecr - 1947 Indian Chief

Tim O'Keeffe - 1967 Triumph Bonne

Erard Bachni - 1983 Yamaha

Laune Engle - 1987 Honda Rebel

Keith Peters - 1999 Harley Roadking

Stan Mewhorter - 2004 Sportster

Paul St.John - 2014 Can Am Spyder

Events - Riders & Bikes

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Blind Lizard Rally

Events

If you went to Blind Lizard Rally this year you heard the rumors - that this would be the last one. Of course, most of us know that the “last one” happened many years ago, but the next year, people showed up anyway. And so it has been all these years since. All we need is a meeting place, a date and a time; we have that, and if there is no chili when we get there, it won’t make much difference. May I sug-gest that next year on Fathers day every-one brings two cans of any kind of chili, and a six-pack of name-your-poison and we all slither on down to Nicollet Island for the next Liz rally. I’ll bring the pot (the cooking pot, that is…) -Ed.

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Blind Lizard Rally

Events

That’s no Lizard!

Not The End

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President’s Ride - Money Creek

Events

Good turnout with good weather! Some members rode down on Friday for the day. Saturday saw people arrive for the ride thru the SW corner of Wisconsin, about a 100 mile loop.

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President’s Ride - Money Creek

Events

A few campers and a few tents with a grilled dinner and bonfire were enjoyed by all who stayed overnight.

Roughing it…!

Oh, yeah…..

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Bring Out Yer Dead

Events

Although the turnout was small it was a great ride up to Duluth with a club member meeting them half way. Riders arrived at Sir Benedicts, ate and then headed to Ivar’s cabin for a swim and overnight stay, then rode straight back on Sunday. Alt-hough no one made 500 miles, the total mileage for the two day trip was 480 making this a very doable “Century Ride” possibility for next year.

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AMCA BBQ & General Meeting

Events

Picnic was held at Veteran’s Park in Richfield, MN. Doug Nelson did the grilling this year. He cooked salmon, chick-en, brats and corn. Open board positions were announced. About 45 people showed up.

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10,000 Lakes Concours d’Excellence

Events

Held in Hopkins, the Concours d’Elegance judges vehicles by French rules; in other words, by style alone. 8 members of the Viking Chapter and An-tique Japanese Motorcycle Club had bikes on display. 3 members won awards: Caleb Spooner - Other/1965 Ducati Brio; Ron Spargo - Best Vin-tage European/1950 BSA; Roy Williams - Best Classic Japanese/Honda CB160.

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10,000 Lakes Concours d’Excellence

Events

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Motosota

Events

Motosota “Goodbye to

Summer” Event

Bauhaus Brewery

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(Rescheduled) Ride to Vet’s Home - Ice Cream Social

Events

Good weather, good turnout of motorcycles. The VA was glad to greet us and many resi-dents were brought outside to enjoy ice cream with Viking members. Ice cream was procured by Viking members Kathi Rimnac & Gloria Peters.

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Fall Swap Meet - Tom Whittles

Events

Last years Fall Swap Meet was a source of frustration - the State Fairgrounds staff didn’t do us any favors. For 2019 we were ready (better prepared anyway). I drove to the Fair-grounds the Friday evening before - the outhouses were in place! Saturday eve, I went over to the north parking area and set up the tent (directly beneath a brand new overhead light - happy dance). To my surprise, the parking lot had been paved- since the Fair (half of it anyway- with lines too!). Sunday morning 5:00am - Perkins restaurant, volun-teers begin to arrive. I always count on Ivar and Dena Natins. Club Pres Dave Glennen was on hand. Some new members Matt and his girlfriend (last names I don’t remember). This couple hand gone to Davenport and then went on to Spring-field to see the Mile - In a Saturday heat race saw pro rider Tanner Dean involved in a vicious crash- head injury- that probably ended his racing career. AMCA regular Brittney Ol-son was watching this accident and announced her retirement from racing and her promotions company has closed up shop…wow.

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Fall Swap Meet

Events

Club member Bob Hopf was the 1st guy in line and he got the early vendors settled. Remember that overhead light I had mentioned? It wasn’t turned on (really?) doesn’t pay to complain - just saying…The weather was perfect. Mother nature has been smiling on us the last few years - I cant tell you people how im-portant nice weather is for an outdoor motorcycle event! Thanks to Bob Hopf for picking up 12 dozen cin-namon rolls and apple frits. We took in $275.00 in cof-fee and donut sales- we didn’t sell out of donuts (people are getting healthy? What the…) We took in close to $2000.00 at the gate, so it’s likely that we made a prof-it. Typical swap meet- by noon the vendors were heading out. By 2:00 pm it was a ghost town… all is well that ends well. As an after thought it was discussed that next August, we’ll promote this event at the “Gearhead Get Together”.

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Fall Swap Meet

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The Ongoing Adventures of Tim Gadban

Member Stories

Robin & I just got back from Vancouver and my niece's wedding. We spent the last few days at Simon & Susan's cabin in Pender Harbor, which is just up the coast from Vancouver. My brother arranged for us to get a float plane back to the airport … a 4 seat de Havilland Beaver built in 1945. (Does Robin look nervous?)

Today, we catch up with Tim at… well, let’s let him tell it:

Tune in next week for another installment of “The Ongoing Adventures of Tim Gadban”.

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Meme Time Humor

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2001 Moto Guzzi V11 Sport

One owner, new tires front and rear, needs rear brake rotor, needs engine tuneup. The original air box was removed and K & N air filters were installed. Mistral after market mufflers. The speedometer was replaced so the new one shows zero miles on the odometer. The original speedometer shows 13,548 miles. Engine num-ber 013232. Maier fairing. $3950. Arlen Johnson 763-670-9701 (cell) 763-497-8555 (work) arlen@acutecmn.com (Savvy buyers want to know if non-oxygenated gas has always been used, because the plastic tank can absorb the alcohol in standard oxygen-ated gas and cause swelling of the tank. The an-swer is YES, non-oxy gas has always been used. The tank has no signs of expansion. )

Want Ads

FOR SALE: 1994 BMW R1100 RS 34,834 miles Accessories: Tank bag w/tank bra Tinted windshield Headlight stone shield Battery charging port Corbin touring seat with passenger backrest

Assorted spare parts and maintenance items Asking Price: $3000 Contact Gary Email: ghelebrant@msn.com Phone: 612-644-8717

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WANTED: Info on any other Zundapp Bella scooter owners in the club or in the near area. Please give me a call. Thanks!! Dave Rademacher 763 755 8520

Wanted: Ducati Monster (600cc to 750cc) Prefer injected over carbs Prefer with lowering kit for shorter rider Prefer with original body work and signals Email okeeffedesign@yahoo.com or call 651-675-6560, 9am - 9pm MN

WANTED: HRD/Vincent project bike, bas-ket case, pile of parts or a single part, sheet metal, tools, books, etc. Please contact me about the items you have. Thanks, Tim. Email okeeffedesign@yahoo.com or call 651-675-6560, 9am - 9pm MN

Want Ads

FOR SALE: Goulding LS29 Sidecar 1930s vintage Rolling frame restored complete. Body needs completion, I have all parts and repro upholstery $4,500.00 Kim 952-929-4961 (MN) Idealrefrig@comcast.net

WANTED: Altette horn, 6 volt, probably made by Lucas, for old British bike. I can send you a picture. keith51ply@gmail.com or call/text 612-532-1112

1963 BMW R50/2. All original with title. Engine stuck. $4000. George geoedwardscycles@gmail.com 612-483-7606

Look’n for saddle bags for 62’ Cushman. Contact .. Mike B,. motormike131@netzeronet thank you

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Books for Sale Originally from Jack Crane’s Collection

Email okeeffedesign@yahoo.com or call 651-675-6560, 9am - 9pm MN

1. Indian Four Motorcycles by Jerry Hatfield and Jeff Hackett Out of Print, 128 pages, Color and B&W photos. 8.5 x 0.5 x 10.5 inches $40.00 2. Classic British Motorcycles Book By Bob Currie Hard Cover Book $ 7.50 3. Classic British Bikes by Andrew Kemp and Mirco DeCet Hard Cover Book $ 17.00 4. The Illustrated Encyclopedia of Motorcycles: More Than 2,500 Marques- From 1894 edited by Erwin Tragatsch Hard Cover Book 1984 edition $ 15.00 5. AJS 7R by Mick Walker Paperback $ 40.00 6. Norton (Classic Motorcycles) Don Morley Paperback $ 10.00 7. Triumph (Classic Motorcycles) Don Morley Paperback $ 10.00 8. Triumph Motorcycles: Twins and Triples by Timothy Remus Paperback $ 20.00 9. Illustrated Triumph Motorcycle Buyer's Guide (Illustrated Buyer's Guide) Paperback $7.50 10. Illustrated BSA Buyers Guide by Roy Bacon Paperback $15.00 11. Classic British Motorcycles: The Cutting Edge - Road Bikes 1950-1972 Steve Wilson, Hardcover $7.50 12. Triumph Motorcycles in America by Brooke & Gayle Paperback $40.00

13. The Scrapbook Series I - Triumph Paperback James Robinson Paperback $12.00 14. The Scrapbook Series I - BSA Paperback James Robinson Paperback $ 10.00 15. Triumph Bonneville & Tr6 (Motorcycle Color History) by Timothy Remus Paperback $20.00 16. The Illustrated Motorcycle Legends: Yamaha by Roy Bacon Paperback $ 30.00 17. The Illustrated Motorcycle Legends: Triumph by Roy Bacon Paperback $ 8.50 18. The Illustrated Motorcycle Legends: BSA by Roy Bacon Paperback $ 20.00 19. The Motorcycle A Definitive History; A com-prehensive chronicle of motorcycles throughout the world by John Carroll Hardcover $5.00 20. Original Triumph Bonneville, A restore's guide to all models 1959-1983 by Gerard Kane Hardcover $ 40.00 21. Modern Motorcycles Mechanics by JB Nichol-son seventh edition Hardcover $45.00 22. The Ultimate Motorcycle book, by Hugo Wil-son Hardcover $15.00 23. The World of Motorcycles; an illustrated en-cyclopedia Hardcover $ 25. Triumph T140 Bonneville and Derivatives 1973-1988, by Roy Bacon Hardcover $ 7.50

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26. Triumph, T90 & T100 Unit Twins; 1960-1974 by Roy Bacon Hardcover $ 10.00 27. Norton Commando, All Models, by Roy Bacon Hardcover $10.00 28. Norton Dominator Twins, 1949-1970, by Roy Bacon Hardcover $ 10.00 29. Norton Singles OHV & SV, 1931-1966 Hardcover $10.00 30. BSA A50/A65 Twins All Models, 1962-1973 by Roy Bacon, Hardcover $20.00 31. Super Profile, Ariel Square Four by Roy Har-per Hardcover $ 25.00 32. BSA Singles, Restoration by Roy Bacon Softcover $ 20.00 33. A-Z Guide to British Motorcycles from 1930 to the 1970's by Cyril Ayton Hardcover $7.50 34. Don't trudge it Rudge it, by Bryan Reynolds, $ 40.00 35. BSA and Other Singles, by Roy Bacon Hardcover $25.00 36. Norton Commando by Mick Duckworth Hardcover $40.00 37. Vincent , Osprey Classic Motorcycles by Dun-can Wherrett Paperback $ 15.00 38. The Encyclopedia of the Motorcycle by Hugo Wilson Hardcover $ 10.00 39. Velocette Motorcycles, MSS to Thruxton by Rod Burris Hardcover $50.00

40. Original Vincent Motorcycle, A restorers Guide to postwar singles and twins by JP Bick-erstaff Hardcover $25.00 41. Triumph The Legend, by Mac McDiarmid Hardcover $10.00 42. The Art of the Motorcycle by the Guggenheim Museum $20.00 43. The Classic Motorcycle Encyclopedia of clas-sic motorcycles by Richard Rosenthal $ 40.00 Hardcover 44. Ultimate Motorcycles, The Most Exotic & Ex-clusive Bikes on Earth, by Mark Holmes Hardcover $5.00 45. Cycleworld The total motorcycling manual by Mark Lindemann Softcover $ 10.00 46. A Racing Lengend, Norton by Jim Reynolds Hardcover $ 12.50 47. Osprey Collector's Library Norton Rotaries by Kris Perkins Hardcover $ 40.00 48. Triumph Twins and Triples ...350, 500, 650,750 & Trident by Roy Bacon Hardcover $ 10.00

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