See Ya Later Bikes

Egon · Jul 14, 2008

I'm with Moss only it was a 52 Plymouth.

Those are nice looking Bikes.

kennyd · Jul 14, 2008

Rob, I'll take the machine tools if you still need to unload stuff

AlanB · Jul 14, 2008

Too Cool.

Sackett2 · Nov 8, 2008

Sorry to drag up a old post but what a wonderful thing to do. I'm sure one of the two sons will let you ride one occasionally-I bet each of them would treasure a ride with you; so borrow one bike and ride with the other son.
When my brother passed, he left a 93 Fatboy and a custom bike project. We sold the project bike (I didn't want to, but I didn't have time for it

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The Fatboy is now mine, and difficult to ride at this time. I do tho, and realized the joint bike rides we did were some of my best memories of him. My bike is a 93 Kawasaki-ZX11; so I can now cruse in style or do 3x my age (easily)

ToadHill · Nov 8, 2008

Well I have no bikes to give away. I got rid of the 38 Indian I rode in the early 60's years ago. I've been looking at scooters in the 200 to 250cc range for the last month but haven't made any decision yet. I did flip my son the keys to my 62 Alfa Romeo a few years ago. Since I used to race Alfa's he also got all my spare parts. 5 engines, 6 gearboxes, several rear ends, a couple race prepared and flowed heads and too much more to count.

czechsonofagun · Nov 8, 2008

Great bikes and the way they got them makes them even more special. You, sir, just built yourself a monument in their minds.

3RRL · Nov 9, 2008

The boys are using and enjoying their bikes. My older son rides his Harley to work to save on fuel and time. He gets to ride in the "Diamond Lane" so he cuts off about 30 minutes in his 50 mile on-way commute. Plus the gas mileage saves him quite a bit.
I was very happy to see middle son ride his Harley up to our property. It's 235 miles and with stops for fuel, it took him about 5 hours to get there. He rides it everyday to work and around town too.
Here are a couple photos of middle son Matt on his visit last weekend.