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I hear you TKLinda they closed Oshkosh Wisconsin s also

Nothing like WIND THERAPY..wether motorcycles horseback riding ...nothing is better for the soul except OUR GOOD LORD ...GOD Bless you all

The Indian bikes of circa 1920's leaked oil but you had to fill the oil before you rode, splash lube freature..lol..but the Indian always sounded sweet, its' now in the Broom Factory museum in Baltimore, MD.

Hi Scott, this episode really hit home for me. My fav motocycle is the Scout 1920s' issue. My husband has been a motorcycle mechanic for 50yrs. We had a friend that restored a Scout (1920 circa). My husband helped his family to get it to run. Parts had to be made by hand, as well as cork gaskets. Timing was an issue, but my husband got it figured out. The "chain" was a leather strap that was smooth on 1 side and the other side is leather but had rectangled shapes so it would push the bike.

I use to own my own Harley before my accident! The beat feeling you can have along with being at the Ocean! Pure SERENITY ❤️❤️❤️

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Thanks for all you do Scott! You inspire me When is the bards fest and where?

Sad thing about Indian motorcycles, never had the benefit of staying with one owner of the brand long enough to make a reliable product. Most beautiful bike made if you just want something to look at . I'm 65, my father was a military motorcycle police in world war two, I've rode ever since I was old enough to throw my leg over one, it's in my blood ,I'll ride until I can't get my leg over one. Currently ride an electra glide classic, hope the good Lord blesses me with a few more miles.

My uncle Charles “Clark” Vernon was a big collector of Indian motorcycles, mainly in the ‘60’s. I remember him taking us kids on little adventurous rides around his block but never understood or appreciated those bikes until I was an adult and Uncle Clark was gone.

Expedition Cafe is an excellent addition to your content, this one really touched my soul, have been riding since I was 6 years old!