Those guys must have iron ass bones. I used to jump my hardtail three wheeler, like 2 inchs, shit was still one of the stupider things I have done.mcotie said:"Compare this to how you ride".....I must be the biggest puss in the world! mitch
Tom...sorry, didnt realize that. They are great though.tom said:these were in an older jj thread but the pics are so good they never get old!
They are family pictures of Wes Webers Dad and his friends.Richie said:I missed have missed the first JJ thread.
thanks for posting this!
Those pictures are unreal!
I honestly couldn't spend too too much time looking 'cause I'm in work but where were they from?
(I'm sure its posted but I kind of practice guerrila internet)
Thanks for the pics, I missed em the first time around. Really awestruck after reading that.the dude said:Thanks for posting those I have been trying to find that thread on ADVrider for a while now.
the dude
Good point about the War...and in turn having fun with these bikes. Makes you think. There seems to be more intrest brewing around the country with HotRods and the old style reliability runs, and The Jolopy Showdown get the cars all muddy running around the track. You gotta love the AMCA sponsored runs (get the old stock stuff out for a ride). But, taking it another step further (like these guys did), who would really do it today? I'm almost 50 years old, dont know if that has anything to do with it but I'm not too interested in leaving the ground on my FLH. Crossing a stream or some light trail riding maybe.....shit....I'm a sissy.KnuckleBuster said:Gee, I guess I suck....
Awesome pictures, though. Figure guys were riding through shit like that during the war, so why not do it when they got home and weren't being shot at. People have forgotten how fun bikes are supposed to be and instead focus on the status symbol crap.
I still suck, though....