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Larry,Phonolair wrote: Hers is a low slung, big tire, big seat, big handle bar bike
Best Regards, Larry
If I curled up my mustache, your wife's bike would sound like my body!
George P.
Edison's Model A
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Re: Edison's Model A
If I curled up my mustache, your wife's bike would sound like my body!
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Re: Edison's Model A
So....I'll join the crowd. These are all 1928 Dodge Brothers Victory Sixes. Devoid of any Edison association. But I was into phonographs first.
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Re: Edison's Model A
My car isn't as cool as Rene's and it probably uses a bit more gas.
My bike, however, would give George's a run for its money, at least aurally: note the playing cards clothes-pinned to the forks.
P.S. That snapshot has the words "before crash" in my mom's handwriting on the back. And those are PF Flyers, not Converse, thank you very much.
My bike, however, would give George's a run for its money, at least aurally: note the playing cards clothes-pinned to the forks.
P.S. That snapshot has the words "before crash" in my mom's handwriting on the back. And those are PF Flyers, not Converse, thank you very much.
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