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Over the weekend I went to a Wedding in San Luis Opispo. Saw some of the sites while I was up there.
Sunday,
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I've seen this before, and never get tired of it. It is trully awe inspiring.
Reservations are highly recommended.
Monday,
We were in Solvang.
Went and saw the miniature Horses, smaller than Shetland Ponies.
http://www.qsminis.com/
http://www.yelp.com/biz/quicksilver-ranch-solvang
Then went to the Ostrich farm.
http://www.beachcalifornia.com/ostrich.html
Then the girls went shopping, I went
http://www.motosolvang.com/
Some personal favs.
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This Matchless blew me away, V-4, OHC, full suspension, 1933
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The fairing was off this to show it off.
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Suoercharged Vincent from the 50's. Check out the CV carb, that's not an SU, it's a one off.
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Loved this thing, two 125 twins stacked.
Not all bikes were on display because he doesn't have enough room.
There were also some that aren't shown on the web site,
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It was that actual one.
http://world.honda.com/goodwood/machines/rc181/
This one too.
http://www.farmcollector.com/Gas-Engine ... story.aspx
Apparently one would bolt one these into a bicycle frame and voila, a motorcycle. The wheel was driven off the exhaust cam, not the crank. It also had no intake cam.
Anyone ever seen a Husqvarna V-twin four stroke?
It was there and much more. It's a gear heads delight.
The battery in my camera died, so I took some with my phone, I'll try to post some.
Sunday,
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I've seen this before, and never get tired of it. It is trully awe inspiring.
Reservations are highly recommended.
Monday,
We were in Solvang.
Went and saw the miniature Horses, smaller than Shetland Ponies.
http://www.qsminis.com/
http://www.yelp.com/biz/quicksilver-ranch-solvang
Then went to the Ostrich farm.
http://www.beachcalifornia.com/ostrich.html
Then the girls went shopping, I went
http://www.motosolvang.com/
Some personal favs.
[Broken Link Removed]
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This Matchless blew me away, V-4, OHC, full suspension, 1933
[Broken Link Removed]
The fairing was off this to show it off.
[Broken Link Removed]
Suoercharged Vincent from the 50's. Check out the CV carb, that's not an SU, it's a one off.
[Broken Link Removed]
Loved this thing, two 125 twins stacked.
Not all bikes were on display because he doesn't have enough room.
There were also some that aren't shown on the web site,
[Broken Link Removed]
It was that actual one.
http://world.honda.com/goodwood/machines/rc181/
This one too.
http://www.farmcollector.com/Gas-Engine ... story.aspx
Apparently one would bolt one these into a bicycle frame and voila, a motorcycle. The wheel was driven off the exhaust cam, not the crank. It also had no intake cam.
Anyone ever seen a Husqvarna V-twin four stroke?
It was there and much more. It's a gear heads delight.
The battery in my camera died, so I took some with my phone, I'll try to post some.