[Guderian]

Originally Posted by rjstyles69

Am posting the images directly , hope you dont mind Guderian


Guderian nice pic's.
OT : Ok I agree I was jobless and thought I did help.

Thanks ! That was helpful...hmmm good snaps...on going through it again !

[Guderian]

Originally Posted by speedy

Guderian the triumph 1911 stood with me for almost 4 years then was taken away.
let me share with you my rust bucket that i just bought and hope to restore soon.

1932 HARLEY DAVIDSON.

Wow Speedy ! Is this the lovely black Knucklehead ? Though I know the Knuckleheads were more 1936 than '32...

[speedy]

Originally Posted by Guderian

Wow Speedy ! Is this the lovely black Knucklehead ? Though I know the Knuckleheads were more 1936 than '32...

guderian to be honest with you i do not know the model name or the authentic year of the bike. this is what i have been told by the previous owner and that is what i have mention to you all. i am currently doing research on it and if i do find it feasible i shall retore it otherwise i will not waste my time. i am not a bike person so they do not get preference by me or my family.
we also had a scot early 1900" dont remember the exact year now it looked like a cycle with a 1hp engine under the handle that on a lever falls onto the front tyre. i gave that to a friend and dont know what he did with it.

[boeuff]

Pictures that I took at the National Motorcycle Museum in Birmingham UK.
That place is really mind boggling.

[boeuff]

Some more of my pictures from the National Motorcycle museum in Birmingham

[Guderian]

Originally Posted by boeuff

Some more of my pictures from the National Motorcycle museum in Birmingham

Hi Boeuff,
Those were some yum snaps and yummier bikes ! Especially loved those Matchless in OG (olive green) suits - army bikes, with the war time fittings like the black out headlight fittings etc.
Superb just superb ! Thanks for sharing...sure made my day - great pics !