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Ooops indeed. 

I am a one-man-one-motorcycle kind of guy. But from time to time, I will flirt just a little with a pretty vintage motorcycle.

Located in the middle of the Texas Hill Country, the Texas Vintage Motorcycle Museum provides a home for 120 motorcycles, all of which have a story. Here are a few of my favorites. Please don't tell the CB1100EX waiting for me in California.

Texas Vintage Motorcycle Museum Website



Front Entrance



Showroom



WWII Harley



Honda CB750 & Honda CBX

If you've never been, I can't recommend enough a trip to the Barber Motorcycle Museum in Leeds Alabama. Its a stunning collection.

Left to my own devices with Mrs. G out of town for a few days, my favorite late night taco place in Tustin seemed like a good idea.

(09-06-2025, 07:44 AM)misterprofessionality Wrote: [ -> ]If you've never been, I can't recommend enough a trip to the Barber Motorcycle Museum in Leeds Alabama.  Its a stunning collection.

I’ve driven past the Barber without time to stop and enjoy it. That was incredibly frustrating. We did a “highlights from the Barber” motorcycle exhibit at the Petersen recently with a video walk through of it. Amazing place and at the top of my bucket list.

lovely!! How many smokies do you have, total?

Got a tire tire issue on the interstate and had to have the C14 towed... Planned to go from GA to Anderson, SC... ended up to Anderson's, my neighbor who changes tires 

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What’s happened??, need more details...

Frenchie, that is a disturbing sight. I bet that was a fun ride getting stopped and off the road.

Looks nasty. What caused that?