Cannonball Birthday

[Buck Carson]

Wanted to wish our fellow Cannonballer Buzz Kanter a very happy birthday today!

(I'll be lucky enough to have my birthday on the Cannonball! )

[Buzz Kanter]

(02-13-2012 09:45 AM)Buck Carson Wrote:  Wanted to wish our fellow Cannonballer Buzz Kanter a very happy birthday today!

(I'll be lucky enough to have my birthday on the Cannonball! )

Thanks Buck. My 1929 JDH was a birthday present to myself.

I sold the '26 Harley J I was going to ride, and some other stuff to make it happen, but happy to get a real JDH.

[Buck Carson]

Was hoping that you'd just go ahead and send your '26 on down to me in Texas, gratis! Ah well....c'est la vie... I kid, I kid.


Any ideas on a name for your new cb bike?

[Buzz Kanter]

(02-15-2012 10:37 AM)Buck Carson Wrote:  Was hoping that you'd just go ahead and send your '26 on down to me in Texas, gratis! Ah well....c'est la vie... I kid, I kid.

Any ideas on a name for your new cb bike?

No name yet. I was thinking of sending you the '26 but I know you like the furrin bikes and HD is 'merican.

[Buck Carson]

Aw, come now, mate...nothing wrong with a spot of tea after a ride on your Brit veteran. Besides, I could use a good 'merican bike to rest my feet on after a long grueling day.

[darrylri]

I think you both might appreciate this.



I saw this Harley at a rally in Germany. Got to talking to the owner, who told me he had bought the machine while he was living in South Carolina. (!) "Oh, do you work for BMW?" (They have a plant in Spartanburg, SC.) Kind of a funny thing with the American riding BMWs and the German, a Harley.



Funnier yet were the accoutrements on the rig. The slatted box on the parcel rack may be a bit hard to read. It says "Three Dozen Fresh Eggs". The text wooden box on the sidecar refers to the product of the Hercules company, which made dynamite and other explosives.

[Buck Carson]

(02-16-2012 02:06 PM)darrylri Wrote:  I think you both might appreciate this.



I saw this Harley at a rally in Germany. Got to talking to the owner, who told me he had bought the machine while he was living in South Carolina. (!) "Oh, do you work for BMW?" (They have a plant in Spartanburg, SC.) Kind of a funny thing with the American riding BMWs and the German, a Harley.




Now THAT is a thing of beauty. Love the humor he threw in with the Egg Carton and Dynamite Carton.

Funnier yet were the accoutrements on the rig. The slatted box on the parcel rack may be a bit hard to read. It says "Three Dozen Fresh Eggs". The text wooden box on the sidecar refers to the product of the Hercules company, which made dynamite and other explosives.