Oh? But there is money in motorcycles. It's learning which ones are increasing in value and finding the one you can afford. Some should be restored to increase the value, and some should just be preserved. Always try to get the full history with the purchase. I wish I had kept more of the rare bikes...

Jim, are you going to open up a used motorcycle shop? How about starting a club? Just a thought.
John

I really dig those types of bikes. Here's another one I wouldn't mind having.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1972-KAW ... v4exp=true

Jay, are you going to bring it to the next meeting??? Looks like the seller has more than one bike too.

I think this is the place to post our meetings and get togethers. Some guys missed the BBQ and didn't know where the next meeting is. Don't want to dump everything on Jim, but let's make a point to post our 'next' events her under "Gatherings"

John

Here's a most unusual Norton rebuild. Wish I knew his secret.

John
http://www.youtube.com/embed/iKqpvriKZuA

I'll have my blaster set up in a few weeks. Right now, I'm rebuilding my Bridgeport mill. It will look and run like a new one soon.

Jim Bekkevar in Blyn does all kinds of blasting. I think he even does soda blasting. 683-5970 He has a sign on the highway.

John

Are you making room for a race track? Sure looks nice. Are you going pole barn or steel? Gook luck.

John

I had a great time, good weather, good conversation and good food. If you weren't there, too bad.
John