Death Valley Antique Motorcycle Ralley 2000

Here are a couple of dozen photos from the October 2000
Death Valley Antique Motorcycle Ralley hosted by Max Bubeck. This year
was the largest turnout ever in the Run's 14 year history with 49 registered
riders and 4 no shows. I believe there were more bikes than 49 in attendance.
The following breakdown gives you an idea of the tremendous variety of
antique motorcycles there.
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27 Indians
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9 Harley Davidsons
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3 Triumphs
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2 BSA
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1 Brough Superior
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1 Ural
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1 Scott
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1 Velecette
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1 AJS
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1 ariel
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1 BMW
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1 Norton
The route is the same every year, so if you want to see details
of where we rode, look at the 1999
Ralley website.
This year I mostly took photos of Indian Scouts, Bobbers
and what I thought were some of the more interesting European bikes.
Kick back and enjoy,
Gary
To get a registration application for next years ralley,
send a self addressed stamped envelope to Max Bubeck, 2274 Cardillo Ave.,
Palm Springs, CA 92262
Chopper Dave has a great website with more Death Valley
pictures from 2000
and 1999.
Photos from the Ralley
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Roy Burke's home made overhead valve 1914 ? Indian
(
with original forks )
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close up - before
the run
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after
the run....note the broken case and exposed flywheel
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Scout Bobber
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Chief Bobber
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741 Scout Bobber
owned by Bob Stark w/ Vertical Indian forks
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1951 Chief Bobber
owned by Michael Breeding w/ his stock 351 in the background
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640 Scout Bobber
owned by Dave Edwards, editor of Cycle World Magazine
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Military Scout
( you tell me which branch !!! )
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AJS twin
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British
single
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1926 Scott Squirrel
2
stroke, liquid cooled and fast
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Brough
Superior
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BMW w/
Earles forks
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1947 Harley Knucklehead,
in the 50s there was a Harley dealer in Wisconson who would modify the
rigid frames into a swing arm
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closeup
of swing arm
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Golfing atop Dante's
View, if you look closely you will notice I missed the ball on my first
swing ( photo by Bob Chapman ). The golf clubs were thoughtfully provided
by Red Fred of San Francisco.
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Bob Chapman
and his wife at Scotty's Castle with their 47 Chief
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Gary Smalz
(me), Michael Breeding of Breeding Indian Parts, Matt Blake of Iron Horse
Corral and Bob Stark from Starklite at Zabriski Point
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The lovely and glamorous Grace
McKeon with her newly aquired Chief. She also brought her 45 Harley
flathead which she has owned since new.
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