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RE: Wednesday Walk Motorcycles on Thursday
Wow, really neat bikes. The 1910 version is in mint condition. Can't believe they built them without brakes...hmmm something missing? But as you said, only sissies needed brakes. I love the history of the Harley bikes, so fun to follow the evolution over the years. The Indian, Harley's are so collectible. Looks like you had a great weekend at the show!
It was just incredible. There is/was a long term Harley Dealer in Phoenix named Buddy Stubbs. He's died in the last few years and at least part of his personal collection showed up at this auction. I always loved going to his dealership because at least 10-15 of the classic bikes would be available for viewing. Next edition has an example of 'the most collectible motorcycle in the world'. It isn't an Indian or a Harley or even an American. There is a back story and I'll get to it, I promise.