Photo Notebook
Some interesting motorcycles:
Motorcycles come in such a great variety. Some of my favorite motorcycles are shown below. Enjoy!
KCVJMC has had some of the largest Japanese motorcycle events within a 400 mile radius:
This is me (Mark Bayer) from around 1970. I wish I had that "hair" today!
The late 1960's Honda CB750 is one of the great motorcycles of all time. It is considered one of the most significant motorcycle of the 20th. century ushering in the modern motorcycle. Stylish, refined, and very reliable, this bike really was a game changer!
Rollie Free on the worlds fastest Vincent. Free began his career in Kansas City. He broke 150mph.
The Kawasaki Avenger model was sold in low volume numbers. Most of the eaerly Kawasakis were sold in low numbers because they had a small but growing of dealerships. As the market has become saturated, some dealers carry at least two Japanese brands ands some carry all four brands.
My late father with his beloved 1931 Model A Pheaton. I don't want to removew this picture because it is the only one which I have.
Above is the BSA A10 Spitfire Scrambler dating from the late 1950's to 1960. gosh, I wonder where Honda got it's idea for the upswept exhaust pipes for it's scramblers? Truly a beautiful bike though heavy!
The Honda CBX has been one of the most mermorable vintage Japanese motorcycles. This custom version is a really beautiful done bike. These bikes will still keep up with modern bikes and still draw a crowd!
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