Motorcycle Auctions, Las Vegas

[Supercharged]

Another year, Las Vegas has its big motorcycle auctions,January 22-27
Over 1500 cycles are to be offered to me and you.
Every year more and more Japanese cycles and less Harly's, BSA's, Trumph's. I guess it is so hard to clean up the all the oil after pushing them up on stage.
I enjoy looking, but most Japanese cycles aren't what works in myJapanese collection.
About 80% of my collection are 0 mile cycles no matter how old they are.

[JoeH]

free radical wrote:

Supercharged wrote:
Another year, Las Vegas has its big motorcycle auctions,January 22-27
Over 1500 cycles are to be offered to me and you.
Every year more and more Japanese cycles and less Harly's, BSA's, Trumph's. I guess it is so hard to clean up the all the oil after pushing them up on stage.
I enjoy looking, but most Japanese cycles aren't what works in myJapanese collection.
About 80% of my collection are 0 mile cycles no matter how old they are.

Im waiting until Japanese or anyone makes a proper EV bike
Love This Japanese one
https://youtu.be/0q_ufmHlWsA

This German is interesting also
https://youtu.be/6qzAwSQSwtA

Wait a few more months and head down to your local HD dealer with a stack of cash and you;d set to go electric Electric HD on the way

[Supercharged]

free radical wrote:

Supercharged wrote:
Another year, Las Vegas has its big motorcycle auctions,January 22-27
Over 1500 cycles are to be offered to me and you.
Every year more and more Japanese cycles and less Harly's, BSA's, Trumph's. I guess it is so hard to clean up the all the oil after pushing them up on stage.
I enjoy looking, but most Japanese cycles aren't what works in myJapanese collection.
About 80% of my collection are 0 mile cycles no matter how old they are.

Im waiting until Japanese or anyone makes a proper EV bike
Love This Japanese one
https://youtu.be/0q_ufmHlWsA

This German is interesting also
https://youtu.be/6qzAwSQSwtA

Very neat, but when I was 7 years old in 1950 and my brother put me on a 125 Harley, I just wanted something that would move forward, freedom, the Harely dealer gave us 25 thosand mile pins by the time we were about 14 years old. From there I went to many cycles, some able to do over 130 mph in a 1/4 mile. But the fact it went forward was great and I never for got that.

[free_radical]

Supercharged wrote:
Another year, Las Vegas has its big motorcycle auctions,January 22-27
Over 1500 cycles are to be offered to me and you.
Every year more and more Japanese cycles and less Harly's, BSA's, Trumph's. I guess it is so hard to clean up the all the oil after pushing them up on stage.
I enjoy looking, but most Japanese cycles aren't what works in myJapanese collection.
About 80% of my collection are 0 mile cycles no matter how old they are.

Im waiting until Japanese or anyone makes a proper EV bike
Love This Japanese one
https://youtu.be/0q_ufmHlWsA

This German is interesting also
https://youtu.be/6qzAwSQSwtA

[Supercharged]

cruiserjs wrote:
Have yet to see a motorcycle that fits the definition of an RV. Leave our Forum to RVers please!

I was using my motorcycles to travel all over the Us and Canada, Alaska and Hawai.
Which started in 1960. I see your are a Johnny come lately to travel. Many times there is help for poeple like you who don't understand all the ways people enjoy our great world of travel, I have cover all the states, plus 63 countrys outside the USA looks to me you are just getting started, best of luckey when you get rolling hard.

[Cummins12V98]

cruiserjs wrote:
Have yet to see a motorcycle that fits the definition of an RV. Leave our Forum to RVers please!

Towing my MC's behind my 5er as part of my full timing experience.

So far my HD keeps me awake with it's great sound and shaking, although no dripping oil.;)

Topic you may not care for??? The clicker will get you to something more suitable for your pallet.

[Charlie_D_]

You have provoked a conversation with thinkers. Again

[Supercharged]

azdryheat wrote:
When you sober up tomorrow you'll see your mistake. 🙂

I wouldn't worry to much, Harely will close the factory in the future, but there are thousand of this model that don't run well so parts will be every where to buy.

[camperdave]

Supercharged wrote:
About 80% of my collection are 0 mile cycles no matter how old they are.

Live to Look, Look to Live? I guess it's certainly safer that way.

[mountainkowboy]

colliehauler wrote:

FF286 wrote:

cruiserjs wrote:
Have yet to see a motorcycle that fits the definition of an RV. Leave our Forum to RVers please!

I have seen many motorcycles in campgrounds, so I don’t see a problem with letting people know of a way to possibly get a deal.
And come to think of it there is a pop up camper that is made to be pulled by a motorcycle so I guess this could be the perfect place to post.

I have seen several small pop-up type campers built for motorcycles. Personally I usually take a motorcycle camping with me or a maxi-scooter. Don't know about how well a classic bike would work for a tow vehicle, possibly the odd man out at a tin can tourist reunion.

We too are M/C RV'rs, We've found that using the Harley for sight seeing is just a better way to see things for us. Bikes and RV's go hand in hand in our world, don't know about a vintage bike as a TV, but they would make a great sight seeing rig.

[colliehauler]

FF286 wrote:

cruiserjs wrote:
Have yet to see a motorcycle that fits the definition of an RV. Leave our Forum to RVers please!

I have seen many motorcycles in campgrounds, so I don’t see a problem with letting people know of a way to possibly get a deal.
And come to think of it there is a pop up camper that is made to be pulled by a motorcycle so I guess this could be the perfect place to post.

I have seen several small pop-up type campers built for motorcycles. Personally I usually take a motorcycle camping with me or a maxi-scooter. Don't know about how well a classic bike would work for a tow vehicle, possibly the odd man out at a tin can tourist reunion.

[FF286]

cruiserjs wrote:
Have yet to see a motorcycle that fits the definition of an RV. Leave our Forum to RVers please!

I have seen many motorcycles in campgrounds, so I don’t see a problem with letting people know of a way to possibly get a deal.
And come to think of it there is a pop up camper that is made to be pulled by a motorcycle so I guess this could be the perfect place to post.

[trailerbikecamp]

cruiserjs wrote:
Have yet to see a motorcycle that fits the definition of an RV. Leave our Forum to RVers please!

I happen to know quite a few RV'ers that do both. Isn't that part of the reason toy haulers were developed? To take your toys with you?

[cruiserjs]

Have yet to see a motorcycle that fits the definition of an RV. Leave our Forum to RVers please!

[MFL]

Supercharged wrote:
Another year, Las Vegas has its big motorcycle auctions,January 22-27
Over 1500 cycles are to be offered to me and you.
Every year more and more Japanese cycles and less Harly's, BSA's, Trumph's. I guess it is so hard to clean up the all the oil after pushing them up on stage.

Yup...less oil mess, and the Japanese cycles are not missing various parts like the SHAKER brands.

Jerry

[azdryheat]

When you sober up tomorrow you'll see your mistake. 🙂