Biker chick.

Looks like a 29 with the dual headlights.

Richlube station.

The building is very similar to the one inside the National Motorcycle Museum in Anamosa Iowa.

Biker chick.

Nice shoes.

Early dirt track images.

Custom.

Powell Bros. Cyclery.

Ad from the 1911-1912 directory.

Wrecked!

 

Harley Sport.

Harley's horizontally opposed twin made from 1919-1923.  Designated the WF or WJ model.

Not fast.

Rumely Oil Pull tractor.  Start on gasoline and run on kerosene, fuel oil or any other combustible liquid!

Early racing bicycle.

Pedal car for two.

Henderson.

Detroit built Henderson.

Excelsior twin.

Wall of death images.

Start em young!

Notice hand crank on the front!

Getting ready to attack the 1320.

Pope twin.

1912 or 13 Model L.  Home made racer?  Very cool bike regardless.

Out of the blue.

Motorbike.

Reading Standard single.

Indian twin.

Postcard dated 1914 and sent from Muskegon Michigan.

1912 or 13 Thiem.

The Joerns-Thiem company made bikes for Sears and American.  In 1912 and 13 they sold bikes under the Thiem name.  After 1913 they marketed a new model under the name Cyclone.  The overhead cam Cyclones have become the most sought after motorcycles on the planet.

Excelsior in the Italian army.

Emily.