[Lindian]

 

[Kriss]

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Do you have any info about this bike?

 

[Lindian]

Do you have any info about this bike?

I do not. But try the Kansas motorcycle museum.

 

[HINK]

1941 Scout bobber ~~ looks like new seat and light, eh? Oh ~~ and back fender. That’s the cool thing about bobbers: you can strip em down and work em until they look “just right.” Riding bikes ~ not museum pieces.

 

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I do not. But try the Kansas motorcycle museum.

It showed up in my daily Pinterest feed as well. No info on the post, tho. It‘s clearly a single cylinder, which was on street models until 1907. It appears to say “Black Hills” (the rest obscured) and some kind of delivery vehicle. In later years I woulda said “ice cream” but I don’t think that had been invented yet…

 

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Kansas mcy museums: I’ve been to the St Francis museum in Kansas ~~ it ain’t from there. The only single-cylinder is a two-wheel camelback. The Kansas Motorcycle Museum does not have it listed. Twisted Oz (KS) I highly doubt. This particular mcy not listed but they have a miserable website.

I may have to ride out there (Augusta KS) to scope it out ~~ always looking for good rides!*

* 560 mi from our house ~~ good day ride. One day out, one back. Julie‘s in!

 

[Bad Disposition]

 

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[Demolition Man]

oops!

Nope, Kawasaki Drifter...

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oops!

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me thinks this is a Kawasaki 800 drifter

- I thought the engine looked a little funky ~~ but the fenders looked right. And the attribution came from the social media from which I borrowed it. No badges etc visible.

 

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[markgod]

1953 chief

 

[markgod]

 

[markgod]

 

[Lindian]

 

[Lindian]

 

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[DanJ]

Saw this at Elkhart Indian this weekend...