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Downtown Milwaukee, as a backdrop to the reunion grounds. the city
proper, is seperated from the park by a large hill which leads down to
the lake. The park itself is almost completely isolated, with just a few
roads connecting it to the rest of the city. |
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A collection of visitor's bikes makes for an impromtu motorcycle show.
Guests at the reunion are invited to put their bikes on display. |
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Motorcycler enthusiasts gather around the bikes of thier peers, casting
critical or envious looks. |
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Well, it could use some sprucing up, but I think we should get it.
What do you think? |
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Easy Rider lives. |
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A classic chopper, complete with traditional ape hanger handlebars,
shares space with a full dresser. |
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Great pain job, though I had always considered a Harley to be a hog
rather than a wolf. |
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A classic sutom bike with lots of chrome, a custom carb, custom alloy
wheels, and a stunning flame paint job. |
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Love at first sight. |
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Captain America, vs the Doughboy. A great custom bike looking as if
it were right out of the sixties, along side a military Harley from the
First World War. |
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A great old sidecar Harley from the First World War. This unit has
a hand brake, and a hand shifter. Note that the sidecar actually has a
door. A survivor from a more genteel time. |
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A somewhat newer rendition of the classic Harley sidecar. Harley has
been in business a long time. |
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There is a 160 bike limit, but welcome to the Ride-in bike show. Come
on in and show off your pride and joy. |
 Decisions,
desicions. It is amazing what people can and will do to their bikes. Shows
like this are a great palce to get ideas, and find out if a particular
idea would look good on your bike. |
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Taking a serious look. |