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Sorry for the double exposure here; still learning how to post photos. Here's my '46 Chief, and my '52 Chief Eurocruzer.

 

Here is a shot of me racing my ‘95 Ducati 900SS SP at Pocono International about 20 years ago. The great Eraldo Ferracci built the engine for me. The older I get the faster I was.
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Here is my Triumph Tiger 800 on the Pacific Coast Highway during my 7 month, 15,000 mile tour of Mexico and the United States.

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After a broken valve cover bolt that took 3 weeks from Italy and then 5 weeks on a trailer I finally got my 2016 Guzzi Stornello tonight. Met the trailer and rode it home about 10 miles at 35° in the dark. No heated grips or seat for me. 400 miles on it and bought it from a good friend who developed balance issues. My first impressions are that it's light, slow and fun. I bought it to ride around town and short sections on the Blue Ridge Parkway. It's much closer to a scooter than a touring bike. It will be a blast. I think the last time I had a <1 liter. bike was maybe 30 years ago. Just super easy to ride at 400lbs and a power band like a lawnmower. Image Unavailable, Please Login

 

My 400lbs bike finally arrived last night:

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I picked up a Triumph Speed Twin 1200 retro type bike. It might be the funnest bike I've ever had with great attention to detail Smooth with wads of torque. 440lbs or so. Just nimble and a blast to ride. The best fitting bike I've had.

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