Jeremy http://blog.1aauto.com/ has a funny caption-comment for this bike, Steam power, Check! Wooden wheels, Check! Dangerous... you don't even know!
Showing posts with label sidecars. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sidecars. Show all posts
Monday, May 2, 2011
Vintage motorcycles at the LaJolla Motor Car Classic (concours de elegance)
Jeremy http://blog.1aauto.com/ has a funny caption-comment for this bike, Steam power, Check! Wooden wheels, Check! Dangerous... you don't even know! Vintage motorcycles at the LaJolla Motor Car Classic (concours de elegance)
Jeremy http://blog.1aauto.com/ has a funny caption-comment for this bike, Steam power, Check! Wooden wheels, Check! Dangerous... you don't even know! Friday, April 29, 2011
Saturday, April 23, 2011
Jamiaca: Ice cream truck equivalent - the motorcycle sidecar that plays christmas carols
If you've lived in an American city in the last 30 years, you have probably come to know the ice cream trucks as annoying loudspeakers on wheels the have "Pop Goes the Weasel"But in Jamaica it is a scratchbuilt sidecar (above of course) that plays a dozen christmas carols. It's a welcome change
Jamiaca: Ice cream truck equivalent - the motorcycle sidecar that plays christmas carols
If you've lived in an American city in the last 30 years, you have probably come to know the ice cream trucks as annoying loudspeakers on wheels the have "Pop Goes the Weasel"But in Jamaica it is a scratchbuilt sidecar (above of course) that plays a dozen christmas carols. It's a welcome change
Saturday, February 12, 2011
Round the world trekking Zundapp with sidecar, and damn cool looking for it's utilitarian adaptations for long range use
labeled Zündapp KS601 „Grüner Elefant“ sidecar - 1953
Check out the map painted onto the sideacar fender and the Gerry can, all the stickers gathered along the trip.. my complimentsRound the world trekking Zundapp with sidecar, and damn cool looking for it's utilitarian adaptations for long range use
labeled Zündapp KS601 „Grüner Elefant“ sidecar - 1953 Check out the map painted onto the sideacar fender and the Gerry can, all the stickers gathered along the trip.. my complimentsSunday, December 26, 2010
Early Harleys and Indians
The above Indian riders were relay riding from New York to San Fran, and I notice there are no front brakes. read about it here: http://www.shorpy.com/node/9225?size=_original 
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