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50-YEARS-in-Ktown wrote:Okeefe Ranch near Vernon, weekend following July. Long weekend..

That'll be a tough one with work and all.
Also I am little PO'ed at some fo the BMOC, but mostly one or three from the coast.

Do you mean bcclassic.. ..i know Paul is po,d at someone from the coast as well..

50-YEARS-in-Ktown wrote:Do you mean bcclassic.. ..i know Paul is po,d at someone from the coast as well..

No British club.
There are some real arrogant hypocrites in that club.

Now owned by Victory. (Polaris)

1968 Scout. I'll let you figure it out....

Is that a Sammy Pierce. Creation..?

50-YEARS-in-Ktown wrote:Is that a Sammy Pierce. Creation..?

Yep. Did the whole picture get posted?

Anyways it is an interesting mix of Springfield V twin, Arrow/Super Scout/Warrior verticals and Royal Enfield Indians.
The rear frame looks like it is from an Arrow but I can't be sure. Sammy had a HUGE spares inventory and used what ever was on hand to produce his bikes.

Heres' two more.

Being 'new school' & all.
I like the Dark Horse.

Fixer 166 wrote:Being 'new school' & all.
I like the Dark Horse.

Those are still HD based.
New engine is be unveiled next Friday March 8th.

New Indian Motorcycle Engine Revealed To The Public March 9th In Daytona Beach During Bike week
Published by Cyril Huze February 19th, 2013 in Builders, Editorial and Events.

indiannewengineThe new Indian Motorcycle engine that will power the next generation of Indian Motorcycle models will be revealed during Daytona Beach Bike Week in less than a month. It will happen Saturday March 9th at 9 pm Eastern Time at Dirty Harry’s bar on Main Street in Daytona Beach.

It will be the first place that the public can see and hear the actual engine that has been in constant development from a blank sheet of paper for the past two years. I will be on location to cover the event, and for those not present in Daytona I will upload the first pictures and all the specs. It’s an exciting time in the history of the brand, and I know that you are all impatient to find out how Indian designers and engineers were able to both respect the brand history while celebrating its great future under Polaris Industries stewardship.
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Saw a fellow today riding through Kelowna on 97...he was headed north.
I wish I had been a passenger so I could have taken a pic.
He had a coonskin hat fitted to his helmet with the entire davey crocket outfit on as riding gear.
He looked a bit like a circus act, but I gotta say...it was quite an outfit.

Graham Adder wrote:Saw a fellow today riding through Kelowna on 97...he was headed north.
I wish I had been a passenger so I could have taken a pic.
He had a coonskin hat fitted to his helmet with the entire davey crocket outfit on as riding gear.
He looked a bit like a circus act, but I gotta say...it was quite an outfit.

Was he riding an Indian???

Saw some bikes this weekend.
Mostly twits on big loud Harley's/ misc V twin cruiser things. Rev it up some more I don't think you *bleep* everybody in earshot off yet.
What is with these V twin losers?