Classic Motorcycle Show

No Worries · 08-05-2011, 12:52 AM

Went to a motorcycle show last month. I like bikes from the 70's and newer, but some of the older bikes are okay. I saw this nice cafe, do you know what it is? Hint, check out the single cylinder and "S" badge on the tank:

It's a Suzuki Boulevard S40 655cc. Looks way better than the original. How about this one. An old Superbike. Air-cooled V6 with a side-car. The guy started it up and it was amazing to watch the rocker arms moving.

It's a Henderson V6, but I don't know which model. You don't see many of these ring-dings around any more. Just watch out for the blue smoke.

And I saw this old bike out in the parking lot. What a parking lot for this old amusement park. About twenty handicapped spaces and motorcycle parking for about 500 bikes. Oh, wait that's my bike. With the Progressive fork springs and Works Performance shocks, the tires just clear the ground when on the centerstand.

08-05-2011, 12:52 AM	#1
No Worries Keyboard Racer Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Mile High City Moto: Old Superbikes Posts: 1,016	Classic Motorcycle Show Went to a motorcycle show last month. I like bikes from the 70's and newer, but some of the older bikes are okay. I saw this nice cafe, do you know what it is? Hint, check out the single cylinder and "S" badge on the tank: It's a Suzuki Boulevard S40 655cc. Looks way better than the original. How about this one. An old Superbike. Air-cooled V6 with a side-car. The guy started it up and it was amazing to watch the rocker arms moving. It's a Henderson V6, but I don't know which model. You don't see many of these ring-dings around any more. Just watch out for the blue smoke. And I saw this old bike out in the parking lot. What a parking lot for this old amusement park. About twenty handicapped spaces and motorcycle parking for about 500 bikes. Oh, wait that's my bike. With the Progressive fork springs and Works Performance shocks, the tires just clear the ground when on the centerstand.