BORN FREE June 28-29 so cal

[buba]

for those interested in the bicycles with engines big and small
this weekends event may be of interest

google: born free motorcycle 2014????

pretty good fun

 

[miked826]

Or click the link Buba! LOL

http://bornfreeshow.com/

 

[buba]

Mike --thanks for clarifying --my computer ineptitude

Was a blast--

ccc and grebes rode their bikes into the site and they were drawing a lot of attention

must have been well over 1000 rides mostly Harley but a good number of triumphs,
vintage Indians, *** bikes to die for

you name it -it was there along with rock'in bands, food and plenty of tattoos

all sensational--continues tomorrow sunday!!!!

 

[miked826]

Mike --thanks for clarifying --my computer ineptitude

Was a blast--

ccc and grebes rode their bikes into the site and they were drawing a lot of attention

must have been well over 1000 rides mostly Harley but a good number of triumphs,
vintage Indians, *** bikes to die for

you name it -it was there along with rock'in bands, food and plenty of tattoos

all sensational--continues tomorrow sunday!!!!

I missed yet another event. The story of my life. Sigh.

 

[buba]

mike et al.

youtube born free 6 there are already some pretty impressive videos posted!!

got my chop'em up weld'em up blood boiling again!!!!?????


ride safe

 

[culvercityclassic]

I had a great time, rode ten miles into the event. At one point the radar sign said "slow down" we were way past 50 mph. Lots of killer bikes and hot chicks....

 

[culvercityclassic]

More pictures

 

[dmb]

missed you guys, i hung out with the girl with the pasties, iceman would have been proud of me! i sure was...

 

[culvercityclassic]

I C you are not blind... I did see her but not you DMB

 

[Gbrebes]

Here's some photos I took. I mostly got shots of the older bikes. There were a whole lot of choppers there, I didn't get many shots of those.

I especially enjoyed the "Suavecito" bike. And a home made bike that I forgot to take pictures of. Here is a link.

 

[Gbrebes]

More pics, third photo is a pretty cool bike with a glass oil tank.

 

[Gbrebes]

More pics, the third and fourth pictures are "El Suavecito", zoom in and check out the linkage throttle, crazy man.

 

[Gbrebes]

More pics,

 

[Gbrebes]

Still more pics, the second and third pics are a super cool Excelsior with a disk brake in the back. Says it went on the cannonball run. The fourth and fifth pictures are a ratty old indian with a corvair engine stuffed into it.

 

[dmb]

took a walk back in time to the 70's when the great western, LA/LB sports arena ect. shows of yesteryear's. nice to see friendly people instead of the wantabe thugs of today's shows. not withstanding the $500 clutch and brake levers for sale that will be on the $1 table in 10 years

 

[Gbrebes]

Still more pics of the show. The first one is a pretty neat dual engine drag bike, held some records in the '70's, I think.

The last photo is a Koslow motorcycle built, or rebuilt?, by Shinsuke Takizawa and Toshiyuki Osawa. Look up Andy Koslow.

 

[Gbrebes]

Final batch of pictures. First pic is a home-made bike that was very far from being finished, but it looks cool to me. I especially liked the twisted leaf spring front end. That leaf spring had to get pretty hot to bend like that!

The last three are a really nice Harley, what year I don't know. I like how the oil tank is not in its usual place, the fuel tank was split in two with gas in one compartment and oil in the other.

Had a great time, big thanks to CCC for the ride down and hanging out. Sorry I didn't get to see you Dennis.