Here is an interesting motorcycle that I saw today at Alice's Restaurant. It appears to be a very custom bike built by ARCH, which I believe is a custom fabricator. Lots of interesting parts if you look closely. It is powered by an S&S engine and they did a really good job of hiding the air intake and filter.
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Along with the cars, a group of classic bikes showed up. [
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Saturday morning at Villa Basque in Carson City, NV. A 1910 Harley-Davidson single, 35 cu. in. Single speed, belt drive, total loss oiling system, maximum speed about 40 mph. Ridden to coffee this morning from the owner's home about 20 miles one way.On the left side photograph, the words Harley-Davidson are just barely visible.
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Now here is a bike that you don't see every day. A Suzuki 500cc square-four two-stoke Gamma. I was told that only about 300 of this model were imported into the U.S. I forgot to ask what year it is. My guess would be sometime around 1990? I am sure someone here knows more about this Suzuki than I do.
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Attached is a photo of a Moto Guzzi Norge that I saw at Alice's Restaurant yesterday. Nice looking bike and one that I have only seen once or twice before. The other photo is a closeup if the Norge's cute mascot.
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