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My main ride is a 91 Honda VFR 750 Street Fighter (the red one)I've modded out a bit. My scoot around town is a 2006 Yamaha Morphous 250 cc cruiser scooter (the blue one). The black one is quasi my wifes, but she really doesn't ride and hasn't been enthused really to learn enough.
Old pic by the way, from just before we moved back from the east coast.
Old pic by the way, from just before we moved back from the east coast.
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Here's my main ride:
1947 Indian Bonneville. I have 5 more of them. My son Harley and I are just starting to build another stocker.
Harley is the go to guy for Jap bikes around here. He has a bunch of bikes including a restored 1971 Kawasaki KZ900, a hot rodded 72 Yamaha 650, and his Kawasaki Ninja.
1947 Indian Bonneville. I have 5 more of them. My son Harley and I are just starting to build another stocker.
Harley is the go to guy for Jap bikes around here. He has a bunch of bikes including a restored 1971 Kawasaki KZ900, a hot rodded 72 Yamaha 650, and his Kawasaki Ninja.
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I love Corvallis! It's kind of like Eugene, but with a lot less bums! The wife and me stopped there this past weekend on the way to Alsea falls. Got some food near the river from the Flat Tail Brewery. Good place. Sometimes I go to Corvallis for work if the guy that has that territory is busy or out sick.
Flat Tail is such a major improvement over Fox & Furkin (the previous place). I wasn't surprised to see Fox & Furkin go under.
You should also try Local Boys. It is at 14th and Monroe upstairs in the mini-mall. As well as treating your wife to either Big River or Iovino's for a expensive but good dinner on your anniversary.
Just don't go to town when there is either a football or basketball game. The owners of all of the eating establishments don't have the sense to check the schedules and adjust staffing on game days.
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Nice bike! I like indians. One day I'll get an american one. Probably when my dad throws his at me! LOL! I really wood like an authentic wwII military bike.
Thanks for the recommendations Joe. There sure are plenty of restaurants there in Corvallis. The fish and chips at Flat Tail are great! I guess I should start up a list and start working through them.
Thanks for the recommendations Joe. There sure are plenty of restaurants there in Corvallis. The fish and chips at Flat Tail are great! I guess I should start up a list and start working through them.
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Yes, on the left.
Taken in Newberg after the Old Fashioned Festival Parade and I think that one was in the early 90's a year or so prior to OSP getting motors. Most are Oregon agencies, but there were a couple of officers from Washington there.
If someone had something big going on and didn't have the resources locally they would put out an all agencies with motors call. If those agencies could spare them, they would send a couple. In Newberg it was mostly a "training" and recruiting thing.
We would ride formation in the parade and do silly stunts. (Well, they seem silly now). We also helped them out with traffic and crowd control. Not counting funerals for officers killed in LOD incidents in Oregon or Washington, there were about a half dozen events around the state we made plans for every year.
My Cow is a civilian bike - a demo machine used by the Kawasaki Regional Rep. It's the same model though that Kawasaki took to CHP as a bare bike and said, "tell us what to do to make a Police Bike". Shortly thereafter Jon, Ponch and CHiPs was born.
If someone had something big going on and didn't have the resources locally they would put out an all agencies with motors call. If those agencies could spare them, they would send a couple. In Newberg it was mostly a "training" and recruiting thing.
We would ride formation in the parade and do silly stunts. (Well, they seem silly now). We also helped them out with traffic and crowd control. Not counting funerals for officers killed in LOD incidents in Oregon or Washington, there were about a half dozen events around the state we made plans for every year.
My Cow is a civilian bike - a demo machine used by the Kawasaki Regional Rep. It's the same model though that Kawasaki took to CHP as a bare bike and said, "tell us what to do to make a Police Bike". Shortly thereafter Jon, Ponch and CHiPs was born.
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