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Fatfatboy

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For sale???

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You meet some of the best folks behind bars.

motogrady

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Lol!.............fat2 got a case of Beezeritis......and he's got it bad😀

Fatfatboy

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Bwaaahhhhaaa.
Lisa asked me what was so funny.

She laughed too.

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You meet some of the best folks behind bars.

motogrady

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I'll tell you what Kirk.
This whole story, a kind of masterpiece created by the guy that lived it, acquired by a guy that seems to want to carry it on thru another generation.......

It's one of the coolest things I've seen come down the pike in quite awhile.

m143

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This post was updated on .

Here is a pic. posted by UE on ADV.

Allred

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Fatfatboy wrote

For sale???

No, sorry FatFat, just a pic I ran across while in "Beeza mode", I'm sure it has been snapped up by now.

It is so interesting because it is so original and unmolested.

Even though it has the large European style gas tank, and a fully enclosed rear chain guard (extremely unusual for the US), I think it must be a US location machine due to the lack of a visible UK license holder, and lack of front license plate. ......plus the high bars are a giveaway too.

I notice there is an equally dusty Honda CB750 K series in the foreground, also with high US-type handlebars.

I don't know anything about the Moto Guzzi in the background, there's so little of it visible, and I know little about them anyway.
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Allred

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It just doesn't get any more radical than this!

Everyone should visit the IOM TT Races at least once in their lifetime.

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Fatfatboy

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^ great action. The guy at 1:30 looks like he is rethinking his viewing spot.
Watching some of the viewers reactions is fantastic. I hope the TT comes back after this mess and I hope to make it there someday.

In keeping on them,
Harvey Williams on a BSA 125 Bantom at the TT.

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You meet some of the best folks behind bars.

Fatfatboy

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You meet some of the best folks behind bars.

oldironnow

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USD forks.
And a cig.
I imagine the smoke is habitual, or some level of mentally necessary, but I wonder if there's an incidental or maybe even conscious need for it as a reminder to keep tucked in to stay out of the air AND keep it lit.

He seems to have an appreciation for aero, or just almost highsided.

https://www.mediastorehouse.com/bikesport-tt-race-pics/public/laying-job-19925749.html

Supports splitting everywhere.

Allred

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oldironnow wrote

USD forks.

Standard for all BSA Bantams.

oldironnow wrote

And a cig. I imagine the smoke is habitual, or some level of mentally necessary, but I wonder if there's an incidental or maybe even conscious need for it as a reminder to keep tucked in to stay out of the air AND keep it lit.

I can attest to the habitual/mental necessity part. Prior to the ridiculous helmet laws I often used to test-ride motorcycles while (habitually) smoking a cigarette. It was a futile operation, similar to the effect of superchargers, the pressurized feed of oxygen to a lit cigarette at speed on a motorcycle means that its lifespan (the cigarette) is extremely brief! So brief that I am doubting the fact that the "cigarette" in Harvey's mouth is lit. The picture is taken at Ballaugh Bridge, 17+ miles from the start, and there is no way a cigarette could last more than a 1/4 mile on a motorcycle at speed (and there is no way he could have lit one while riding!!!) LOL!

(p.s. I did finally quit smoking 8 years ago)

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Fatfatboy