I feel that I've been remiss, posting little to this blog in recent months. It's not that I haven't been up to stuff; it's that, if anything, I've been up to too much. So, there's lots I want to write about, but no time in which to write.
So, for now, here are some photos that will illustrate a story that I'll publish when I get around to it. The story—sort of my own 'American Pickers' moment—will describe a barn in... ah, what does it matter where it is? I know none of you would care, or want to go there.
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| How many times have you ridden past a building this innocuous? |
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| Premier 125 Enduro, built by Moto Beta in the early '70s, for Berliner Motor Corp. |
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| Year? Model? Love the 'tacos but I'm not familiar enough with them to ID this one. |
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| Lots of '70s aftermarket love in evidence, such as this Bassani pipe, Preston Petty fenders... |
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| In his day, the youngest Ducati dealer in the history of the marque. |
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| Pigeons 3, 657, Honda 1. |
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| R5. Or in this case, maybe three and a half. |
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| Bridgestones. There's a story here. |
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| Folk art? Or just a way to store them off the ground? |
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| Wards Riverside. Some were made by Benelli. Can anyone place this model? |
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