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General => Eye Candy | Videos and Pics => Topic started by: Stig / Major Tom on August 31, 2014, 07:02:26 PM
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Old rail lines are made into bike trails...this repro-station is the nicest toilet for bike riders I've ever seen.
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Very early morning, same town...(an old hippy village that thankfully hasn't changed much over the decades) I spotted these 2 old guys pulling up in front of Dino's coffee shop. I joined them for some truly hair-raising coffee! One of those places with a 2,000 word coffee menu on the wall....totally intimidating. I just asked for a "medium house blend, please" and hoped I wouldn't get tossed out looking for some cream.
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A little 50 Metropolitan and a big old clean 1951 BMW....and I get the impression from the gang who gathered around their table in the coffee shop that they are regular day-break customers.
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I'd already had my Tim Horton's down the street at a cafe` table......this is a sidewalk trash container.
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My favorite city in Ohio.
Stig
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Great pix as usual! That is a nice old Bimmer. Mine was a 62 R69S, like this one. :)
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Great pix as usual! That is a nice old Bimmer. Mine was a 62 R69S, like this one. :)
Hey Blue,
That up side down "L" on your BMW is the kick start ,yes?
Directly on the other side - What it the upright 10" long silver bar with knob on the side of the '51 Bimmer? Takes the drive off the drive shaft? Parking brake? What?
I was going to ask those old guys in the coffee shop - but they didn't look too approachable.
It didn't help any that they saw me get off that zoomy red thing, wearing my hi-viz armored jacket and kevlar Mom Jeans!
Stig
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Yes that is the kick starter on the left side on the R69. They are mounted like that so that it can be started with a sidecar attached. I'm not sure about on the '51. Could be a lever to engage a reverse gear also for side car use. Or perhaps the starter is on the right.