Motorcycle Cannonball 2018!

Mr.B.

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The bi-annual pre 1928 motorcycle ride across the United States started this weekend-
http://www.motorcyclecannonball.com

Thursday night they will be staying in Anamosa Iowa, home of the National Motorcycle Museum-
http://www.nationalmcmuseum.org

Less than an hours drive from my house my riding buddy "Bicycle Bill" and i are planning on going. Bill has to work, but hopefully we really should be there in time for part of the 4:00 to 6:00 line up and meet-n-greet. If anybody in the area would like to meet up with us, then look for me or pm for arrangements. I will take Excalibur and Bill his 2 speed Henderson inspired motoredbike.

We did this for the first run back in 2010 and it was an amazing experience! Got hang out with some of the riders, in particular Shinya Kimura as he rebuilt his 1915 Indian's engine on a tarp in the parking lot! LOL! And if you like the old steel and have never seen the Museum you won't be disappointed!

I will take photos to share here...

-Mr. B.
 
WOW! lots of nice pictures, like the ones hanging from the rafters with wings, LOL

Such a nice museum, for sure will have to visit sometime. Thanks .........Curt
 
Thanks Mr. B for bringing this event to the fore...photos are great!

Stage 9 completed to Sturgis S.D. & a 1911 Excelcsior single cylinder is in first to this point. I encourage all to follow the progress of this iconic motoring event...Cannonball (posted link) site runs periodic updates and standings. Rick C.
 
Thanks for the many lovely pictures Mr.B! There are so many amazing bikes, but I really like the Excalibur ‘09 the best.

What front hub are you running now? It looks like it has a lot of stoping power.

Gilbert
 
Thanks for the many lovely pictures Mr.B! There are so many amazing bikes, but I really like the Excalibur ‘09 the best.

What front hub are you running now? It looks like it has a lot of stoping power.

Gilbert
Thanky's!
It's a Yamaha flea market find, probably from a 1970's mid sized bike ( ? ). And it is very reassuring in my town with really steep hills!
 
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