Prairiehammer

All the fender extensions are the same no matter the year of the First Gen. Just so you know when you go searching. Are you looking for the stock black extension? Or an aftermarket (VentureLine) chrome extension? I have a stock black extension if you want it.

Same country... The pictured motorcycle is a 250cc single-cylinder with unit construction of the engine and gearbox. The bike shown is a 1947. "___________was founded in 1932 in Milan and by 1939 had a wide range of models and ranked with Benelli, Gilera & Moto Guzzi as a major manufacturer. They won 5 gold medals at the 1939 ISDT. During the war they produced motorcycles for the army then switched back to civilian models in 1946."

1929 M.A.G. Motosacoche 500 Sport Motorcycle

It's Italian.

You guys will NEVER get this one:

Close enough. It is a 1928 Super Squirrel.

That is a 1964 Ducati Berliner 1260 Apollo prototype.

It is a Scott, but newer by a number of years than your guess. What model Scott?

This seems like it may be pretty easy for the experts on here to guess:

That is a circa 1926 Michigan Motors Corporation ACE, a 1229cc, 365 pound William G. Henderson designed cycle. Ownership of the firm changed at least twice before Indian bought the stock, tools and rights in 1927. Indian marketed an Indian ACE until 1928.

Correct! Actually the pictured bike is a 1954, the last year of production. And Hoffmann called it a "Gouvernuer". Capacity of 248cc, 15bhp@6000 rpm, weight of 326 pounds, top speed 70mph. Notice the inverted telescopic forks. All the rage today, but like they say, there's nothing new under the sun. Next!

What is the VIN? The VIN will tell you year, model.

Try this one:

Size= 9 inch QTY= 1 Thanks for offering this again, Brian

That appears to be circa 1937 Rudge Ulster.

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Russian Vniimotoprom Wankel engine in a Dnepr 650 frame.

I was referring to the Coca-Cola "America the Beautiful" commercial...in babel.

That's what happens when you drink Coca-Cola!

While I can't say what chaps were originally intended to protect the rider from, wind, weather or road rash, I can say that both of us praise our chaps for protecting us when we were sliding down the highway last August. Deb's chaps had holes where the pavement abraded the leather clean through, yet her jeans and skin were untouched. My chaps were severely abraded at the knee, hip and thigh, yet I suffered no skin damage. We have replaced our leather chaps (and leather jackets, gloves, etc) with new leather chaps, because they did an excellent job of protecting us in a crash. ATGATT for us (before and after).

1957 SUNBEAM S 8, 500 cc

Russian IZH Jupiter 5 Water-cooled 350 cc Two Stroke Motorcycle

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Much newer than most of the previous motorcycles in this thread, so some of you may have even seen one. Pretty rare, though.

Definitely a Henderson side valve. Model K. Circa 1925? Has some similarities to the Henderson KJ (chain guard, front end) that was introduced in 1929, but engine is a Model K.