Looks pretty nice bro.

Did you ride it first?

Re: The Suzy Trike

Heh, you thought the two-wheeler was hard to pick up...

Wait'll that trike falls over!

I'm glad ya didn't hurt ya self there Capt. One of the Unclesdigr decided, at about 80 yrs old, to get a Harley so he could ride with his son. He did ok, until the first time it got away from him walking it around the driveway. He did pretty good I'm told, til it started falling away from him. He tried to hold on to it too long, and it flung him into the asphalt pretty hard, skint him up a little, but no real harm done. He gave the bike to the boy after that. Uncledigr's about 92 now. Doing well.

British Biker Babes are smokin'...

Smoking an wearing britches...Them girls put out.

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Motorcycle builder extraordinaire Arlen Ness died on Mar 22 at the age of 79. He was a pioneer and icon in the custom motorcycle world.

~Arlen Ness

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Great picture, thanks xoB.

I wonder... would you consider them proto-Mods, or proto-Rockers?

Flappers in the wind. ;)

...sounds like a flag blowing down the road.

I'd have loved to have one of these...

Just make sure you're going faster than traffic so it all approaches from the front. Being passed by some schmuck in a fast car is unnerving of you don't see him coming.

This nuts, I've never seen indoor trials before. Your feet aren't allowed to touch the ground through the entire run.

Very cool. One of my cousins used to do outdoor trials, I suspect it wasn't this x- gamey.

I rode Trials when I was stationed in Kodiak. We thought logs and rocks were pretty gnarly.

Trials are an old motorcycle sport.
The indoor variety has grown so fast that two year old videos look out dated.
The abilities of the bikes and the riders are nearly unbelievable.
The course designers and builders are amazing.

I was always amazed at outdoor trials with the logs, slippery leaves, and rocks. I suspect the tires they are using here would be good for about two miles on the highway. :lol: