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"I wants to make yer flesh creep"
Some Gruesome Relics of Bygone Days seen by the Motor Cyclist on Tour
Wayside Gibbets
The Mother of Invention
"I recommend that you maintain the business connection with Daimler. His invention is entirely trustworthy, and it will have a future, the magnitude of which we cannot begin to imagine today."
Levassor, Panhard and the woman who brought it all together -
Louise Sarazin
Hawker Motorcycles
An obscure marque built by an Australian. He is the Hawker of Hurricane and Harrier fame.
Harry Hawker
Today in Motorcycle History
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Other Yankee/OSSA Pictures
Yankee builders behind
the old Yankee Motor Company building, 1969,
in preparation for a moto-cross. Fritz Sandner,
Ted Barrow, Jerry Scott, Bob Way, Rick McKinnon, and Len Stewart
The reception area at
Yankee Motor Company, 1969
A special invitation to the celebration of
the new Yankee motorcycle.
This is a picture of Trent Taylor's custom Yankee. Trent was John Taylor's son, and he road OSSA's and Yankees at scrambles around Schenectady. This picture is courtesy of Bob Fornwalt.
My first OSSA and my '68 Camaro
A 1969 250 cc. OSSA Stiletto and the car that pulled it to the motocross races both setting
behind Yankee Motor Company.
My 230 cc OSSA short-tracker
prior to a trip to Daytona, 1970.
This motorcycle originated
as a 230 cc "Wildfire", the street model that was imported to the US at the time.
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