Tucson Vintage Motorcycle Club - Show on April 15

[azcycle]

Not sure how many Tucson/AZ locals we have, but the Tucson Vintage Motorcycle Club is having a show and swap meet on Sunday, April 15th from 10am - 3pm. Registration begins at 10am.  It will be taking place at possibly THE best micro-brewery in town, Barrio Brewery (http://barriobrewing.com/).

I'll be taking some photos (and be there on the r65, of course.) If you're in the area, come on down and enjoy!

[Lucky_Lou]

Looks great is that the place you were talking about earlier....
Lou

[azcycle]

Yep, I believe it is the same place.

[azcycle]

Great show and a really decent turnout. My r65 was in very good company.  I didn't expect to win in the "German Class" (and I didn't) ... the 1st place went to the gorgeous blue 1969 you see in the photos below.

Here is a sampling of photos. The rest can be seen in the full album here.


First shot has to be my r65, of course.


Hand shift!


Fun Chopper. I spoke with the owner and he was a nice guy... fabricated everything himself. It's on sale locally if you want it.  




Some vintage dirt bikes:


Antique Iron. I believe this was a 1932 they said. It won for it's category:


The local Guzzi crowd showed up in impressive numbers


Artsy close-up


A gorgeous Isetta:


That's quite a parts-hauler for the swap meet. There was something about me that the Pug didn't like. Every time I walked by, it started barking at me like mad.


My first ride was a 1969 Honda 50 nearly like this. Mine was dark-Mustard yellow, though:


My r65 was in good company:


Unrestored original 1964 r50:


This won the German class 1st place. 1969 r69 (I believe):


If you're ever in Tucson, this club meets every other Wednesday evening at Barrio Brewery.

[Lucky_Lou]

Great photos... my pal "Lost in Arizon" Les passed through Tuscon a week ago on his jurney back from NZ, i told him about this event but he had already headed north. Looks like he missed a good one.
Lou

[wilcom]

Thanks for sharing AZ!  Some very interesting bikes lurking out there in the desert

[azcycle]

Thanks!

[Ed Miller]

I love Indian 4s.