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ABOVE AND LEFT:
Side and front views of one of the newer versions of the Harley Sportster.
The Sportster is the entry level Harley, and is the smallest, lightest, and
lowest displacement bike that Harley makes. Even so, at a minimum of 883cc,
or a maximum of 1200cc, it is probably as much bike as anyone would need.
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Please respect the rights of motorcyclists to
share the road --- OR ELSE!
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This vintage bike from the Second World War,
was developed specifically for desert warfare against Rommel. Notice the
shape of the motor, which indicates that it is an opposed twin. These bikes
also had shaft drive, because the desert sands wreaked havoc on chains. Can
you say BMW?
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Look at those tires. Modern compact cars have
smaller tires. Also note the radio mounted between bike and sidecar.
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The sidecar held the passenger/ observer/ gunner.
Note the shovel, and the binocular case. this versatile little scout vehicle
was ready for just about anything.
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SUPPORT YOUR RIGHT TO KEEP AND ARM BIKES!
Check out the dual Thompson submachine guns, along with the dual magazine
pouches. I suspect that the arms on display are nonfunctional (what a disappointment).
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A display of some more prosaic bikes, meant more
for transportation than for fighting.
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