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The BWM was not only fully equipped for a medical emergency, the paramedic who rides it was right there ( US flag patch on right arm). :angel:

Between the paramedic and the motorcycle police who were there, almost any medical emergency could have been attended to almost instantly :yesnod:

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The Middleton LEO who was there with his motorcycle was letting some of the younger kids sit on his bike :cool1:

This is the last of my pictures from the show. Hope you've enjoyed the pictures :cert:

I used my Nikon D3400 with a "fisheye" lens.

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Looks like it was a great show. Thanks for the pictures.

Wow, lots of cool bikes. Thanks for all the pics! :seasix:

Thank you brought back some good memories. :seasix::cert::seasix:

Sure did!
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Yes, some memories. I remember the guys we'd ride with who had the tripe 2-stroke Kawi's, we made them ride in the back of the pack, every time they got on it, we'd get a nice spray of oil.........:D

One fellow in the troop, had the Kawi 750cc triple 2-stroke, no one could catch him, gawd that thing was fast.

Nice post, good job on the pics, a lot of interesting rides there. :seasix:

My first bike was a Rupp Hustler so it was good to see the minis and bicycles represented.
Best in show for me was the heavy gold flaked Notrun Commando, with a personal fave being the Rickman Metisse shown in the background of the Rudge series of pics.

Great stuff man! Thanks for sharing.

I'll go with the Crocker for best of show. Incredible performance for it's time, rarity and a beautiful restoration.

It was extremely difficult to pick just one.

Crocker and the Excelsior were a toss up for my vote.

I like all the jap bikes from the seventies,great styling.Was watching Mad Max last night and those bikes are still timeless.
Oh and did someone say Excelsior.

Thanks for posting Jeff! :thumbs::thumbs:

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Holy crap that's a lotta awesome collectors rides man! :seasix: :cool1:

Is that the same Crocker that sold recently for $650k at the Mecum auction?

Possibly as it came from Sweden.

I think it is that one :yesnod:

Click the link below and on the screen capture, it looks like "acquired by the MC Collection"
https://goo.gl/images/2ZDfCD

https://img.photobucket.com/albums/v...7.jpg~original

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