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Posts tonen met het label hummer. Alle posts tonen
Posts tonen met het label hummer. Alle posts tonen
donderdag 16 februari 2012
woensdag 30 november 2011
dinsdag 15 november 2011
woensdag 21 september 2011
Easy Wheeling Harley-Davidson Hummer!
Hold that smile! He's riding a new Harley-Davidson Hummer. Plenty of
smiles to the miles with this practical set of fun wheels. Ideal,
economical transportation. Takes you anywhere - whether it's off to the
beach...on a trip...an errand...or back and forth to school, shop, or
office. And, anyone can learn to ride. Just sit back in the
foam-rubber-filled saddle, release the hand clutch lever and you're off -
it's as simple as that! Safe too! Giant front and rear brakes stop you
on a dime. Large headlight, tail-light and new stoplight give you
perfect night-time safety. Topping the list of Hummer highlights is the
super-economy, fuel-miser engine that delivers up to 100 miles per
gallon. Get yourself some new smiles...get a set of fun wheels - ride
the amazing Harley-Davidson Hummer!
Special thanks to DadsVintageAds for the many ad's online!
donderdag 27 januari 2011
A harley hummer story
"For those of us who do not know...The Hummer is a remnant of the NAZI era.. and the fact that it landed on North American shores is a WAR BOOTY...so here we go with the Hummer story." Thanks to Baron's life
dinsdag 22 juni 2010
1963 - Harley Davidson Pacer
Restoring vintage two-stroke motorcycles, especially those from Harley-Davidson, is sure to be a fun and rewarding experience!
woensdag 3 maart 2010
zondag 24 januari 2010
Neat Hummer
This one was taken at Singapore Changi Airport [thanks J.Li-the-future-Harley owner for the pics], displayed at a cosmetic counter. I wonder why. Non affiliated and non similarity at all.
Thnk I am gonna purchase a tube of facial-cleanser and will probably get the bike for free..
hell-yeah!!
maandag 14 december 2009
But Winters had a different idea. He began with a diminutive two-stroke machine that carried the Harley name even though it was designed by the German DKW firm. In the peace talks following World War II, the rights to the highly regarded DKW 125 were awarded to both Harley and BSA as part of Germany’s war reparations. The BSA version of the machine became the Bantam, while the Harley version began life as the 125, then was enlarged to become the 165.
Winters took a light, agile 165, modified it for the dirt, and rode it to victory in the 1956 Jack Pine, beating machines with four or even six times that displacement, and surviving a course that eliminated three-quarters of the entrants.
zondag 11 oktober 2009
dinsdag 6 oktober 2009
vrijdag 25 september 2009
dinsdag 21 juli 2009
Your very first bike
Got my license at 14 in January of '61. First bike was a Harley Hummer, 125cc. Like this one except with lower bars instead of the buckhorns.
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