(www.cafepress.com/Derrel) has picture of Indian Larry beside a 'Busa'

[vmaxmyer]

Most insane sci-fi book I've read in a long time...It was reviewed as 'EASY RIDER meets WIZARD OF OZ...lease:lease:

 

[BA BUSA]

 

[roadthing]

Larry would hang with a group of sportbikers from Brooklyn, when he performed at Coney Island.

Larry was a real character.

 

[roadthing]

Most insane sci-fi book I've read in a long time...It was reviewed as 'EASY RIDER meets WIZARD OF OZ...lease:lease:

BTW: What is the point of your post? I can't make heads or tails of it.???

 

[vmaxmyer]

Interesting, I've talked with several people that a few years ago rode the Hudson Valley backroads with Larry. One, a Monterey California nurse that once worked out of Brooklyn's Children Hospital and that now spends alot of track time on her 954 at Laguna Seca, said Larry could hang with the best through the twisties and that he rode with all kinds riders and could fix most anything that broke down on the road and was the first to help others...He loved choppers but was never a snob towards other bikes...

 

[Avenger]

Nice photo.........Indian Larry is truly a legend. Check him out on Google, or any of the bike magazines that know where motorcycling began. He would have been a Buse fanatic if it was available when he started riding.

 

[vmaxmyer]

Having spoken with Paul Cox and a few others that rode with Larry 'before' the Discovery Channel episodes, I found that he did on occasion ride metrics. I do not know the exact issue, I was told (late 1990s) in either RIDER or ROAD BIKE, there are pictures of Larry riding a 1400 Intruder around the backroads of Terrytown, NY. There's no question Harley was his bike of choice, yet I'm not surprized he might have been attracted to the Intruder because of its quickness through the twisties and it being close to the physical dimensions he preferred in bikes he built...

"...and the 'Word' was made flesh...and