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Here is a neat picture of my fathers grandfather's brother back in 1918. I do not know what the bike is? Do any of you guys/Pete have an idea?
HEre is a neat picture of Don's 42 foot board mat. I used nos mats on it, and they are beautiful.
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I am plugging away at Andy's bike. Here is a good pic of how the front brake cable should be routed. I should have this bike running soon. I cant wait.
Matt, Always like your photos of the '47. Could we get a picture of the top of the dash plate to see the wiring detail? thanks.
ReplyDeleteHi Matt. It looks like an NSU from around 1910-1913. I'll have to check my books when I get home from work to double check though.
ReplyDeletethe front forks are distinctive. here's a period NSU that shows some similarities to your bike. check out the monoshock rear suspension!
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Thankyou pete, you are the best. Hope all is well in ca, talk to you soon.
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matt Olsen
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