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Technical Discussion => Ride Reports and Event Reviews => Topic started by: quixotic on June 15, 2014, 12:23:11 PM

Title: History Roads at the Reynolds Museum in Wetaskiwin
Post by: quixotic on June 15, 2014, 12:23:11 PM
I went up there for the annual event.  Must've been a thousand old cars and trucks there...but only a half dozen or so motorcycles.  Mine is the brown Beemer.  I saw two Bricklins there, whereas before, I think I had only ever seen one in my entire life.  

A very worthwhile event.  Also includes an aviation museum, rides in a biplane, lots of old farm machinery,and too many other things to mention.  It's about a half hour south of Edmonton, and it's worthwhile going any time of year, just to see the two museums.  http://www.history.alberta.ca/reynolds/

BTW, the guy in the dark blue car with the red wheels (a volunteer with the museum) is also the owner of the Kawi Z1000 seen in one of the photos.  

In the background are a 69 twin cylinder Royal Enfield, a BSA scrambler, and an old Indian Scout.