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Thanks for sharing ... V12 wow !!!
Those Kwakas are amazing.
Easily the best motorcycle museum on earth, and one of the best museums of any kind.
I'll second the comments with a few more pictures....
This museum is World Class! If you haven't been there, it needs to get on your list...

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How Peter Fonda ever rode that thing I'll never know. I mean really, c'mon, NO FRONT BRAKE?!?!?!?
No movie studio would allow that now a days.
My 64 Sportster was the same, chopped, raked and no front brake. Just no USA flag paint scheme.

I thought the actual Capt Amercia bike was stolen?


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(06-19-2014, 12:30 PM)Elipten_imp Wrote: [ -> ]My 64 Sportster was the same, chopped, raked and no front brake. Just no USA flag paint scheme.

I thought the actual Capt Amercia bike was stolen?


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They built 2 bikes for the movie... 1 was destroyed during the filming and you're right the other was stolen and to my knowledge never recovered. This one, per the sign at the museum, is an exact replica.
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