Bros, sisters and other “friendlies” — Page 4
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Bros, sisters and other “friendlies” — Page 4 |
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These pages are dedicated to those of you who care to drop by and show your support for our site. If you’d like to show off your scoot or your ugly mug, e-mail us a photo (JPEG) and we’ll post it |
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Click on the thumbnails to the right to check out a couple cute kids on dad's scooters. The young guy's Hunter, age 8, sittin' on dad, Antonio’s bike, waiting for the big ride. Judging from his perfect riding position, we suspect the kid’s been practicing when T’s not lookin’. Since the Sporty's been sold & replaced, it looks like he's gonna have to wait in line for future seat time. Y'see, sister Jordie already seems to have taken a shine to "T's" new Road King. |
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(Below) Our bro’ Shovelwolf sends along a quick pic of him and Gloria, his ‘73 shovelhead. She’s powered by an 80 ci motor that’s fed fuel by an S&S Super B modified with a Thunderjet kit. A few of the other details he provided was that the front end sports 4-inch over forks, and that this was a two-year project completed with parts from swap meets all over the country. SW’s got new paint on the slate for the winter, and we’ve already asked him to send us some “after” photos so we can present a complete feature on this righteous scoot on the main page. |
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