2011 Oct 21 22 23 Hyogo Prefectural Museum of Art "For the 1%er" Ace Motorcycle & Nice Motorcycle in Chu Enoki exhibition Oct.12- Nov.27 Kobe Biennale Oct,1- Nov.23
In 1933 Sankyo Company changed its name to Sankyo Nainenki Co. and produced Harley-Davidson motorcycles under license as the Type 97 for the Japanese military. The Type 97 was made entirely from Japanese components.
In 1933 Sankyo Company changed its name to Sankyo Nainenki Co. and produced Harley-Davidson motorcycles under license as the Type 97 for the Japanese military. The Type 97 was made entirely from Japanese components.
Are these all built to look old (hard to tell on some) & original or what? Some of em have some rare / odd parts and patina. Where did they get all of these machines? Some collection. Thanks for sharing.
I like the big Flattys too, side valves means some kind of eternity for me :D. Do you know Ehinger Kraftrad? This german manufactorer built a beautiful Flathead Oldschool Chopper.
There is not a single bike in this video I did not appreciate, This is what today needs not that fucked up Orange county bullshit, but real motorcycles people enjoy riding not something thats gonna get rev'ed the fuck out of for 2 minutes then put in a office.
I don't see one bike that a 1%er would ride club with.not one.. nice bikes,but not club bikes..clubbers (1%ers)ride thousands of miles a year..all local bar hoppers
Matt Wise in the 60's they would ride bikes like this..easy to cut through traffic with a narrower bike..plus 1%ers back then built their own bikes and a lot of em in the 60's looked like this..garage built bobber style panheads and other types of shit like that..but today though no everything's bought not built
