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1960s 1970s YOUNG TEENAGE COUPLE RIDING ON MOTORBIKE BOY DRIVING GIRL HOLDING ON BEHIND LAUGHING

1970s MAN HISPANIC HIPPIE WEARING SERAPE FABRIC VEST SITTING ON CHOPPER MOTORCYCLE

The Mobile First Aid Unit -- Trained in Peacetime the Mobile First Aid Unit is Ready for any emergency. The Mobile First Aid Unit is staffed by National Hospital Service Reserve nursing auxiliaries. In this typical unit the doctor's car is on the left and there is another car and a van to take the rest of the team and their equipment. The Despatch Rider (centre) will reconnoitre the route to the site of the incident and direct the rest of the unit there. May 12, 1952. (Photo by Central Office Of Information Photograph).

CPL. C. Watts, an army despatch rider, arriving at the Hotel Australia with despatches for experts attending today's financial conference. January 05, 1954.;CPL. C. Watts, an army despatch rider, arriving at the Hotel Australia with despatches for experts attending today's financial conference.

Army Policemen -- The Army Minister (Mr. Forde) inspecting members of the Provost Corps during his visit to an Australian Army camp in Queensland. Men of the corps have a multiplicity of duties, including the control of traffic in operational areas. Crash helmets are part of the equipment of these motor cyclists, and already have saved a number of them from serious injury. The corps has established a reputation for efficiency and speed in Australia and overseas. August 10, 1942.;Army Policemen -

First A.T.S. Arrive in Normandy - Lance Corporal E. Martin A. Military Policeman talking to Corporal Joyce Collins of Norwich and Lance Corporal Cella Strong of Plumstead. Both these girls will act as M.P.'s in Normandy.
The first party of A.T.S., have just arrived in Normandy, they will be attached to 21st., Army Group. Their duties will be to act as clerks in the beachhead. These pictures show the first party of 24 arriving by landing craft at one of the Normandy beaches. October 23, 1944.

Miserable Outlook -- Sad and gloomy this little group of Russian women in the suburbs of recently captured Voroshilovgrad, watching the advancing Nazi columns. January 1, 1942. (Photo by Keystone).

Training A.T.S. Motor Cyclists - Negotiating water is an art in itself and these A.T.S. girls receive careful tuition in this.
Members of the Transport Section of the A.T.S. at a west Country Depot may now take a course of motor cycle riding. Many are very keen but before they are passed out as proficient they have to negotiate all kinds of rough and greasy surfaces. This rough riding gives them skill and confidence in handling their machines and so adds to their safety on the roads. Some of those who pass the tests will deliver motor cycles from works to depots. September 30, 1941.

Ulster Grand Prix 500 C.C. Winner -- Ken Kavanagh won the 500 C.C. Race.
Ken Kavanagh riding a Norton Motor Cycle flashing around the corner at Cochranestown. Yesterday. August 16, 1953. (Photo by Paul Popper Photo).

The Women's Legion, Mechanical Transport Section (Country Of London), Hold A London Route Rally - So as to familiarize the drivers with the quickest and best routes for reaching hospitals, main stations etc. A women dispatch rider hands the Company Commander, Country of London, a message during the really. May 6, 1939. (Photo by Sport & General Press Agency, Limited).

Miss Joyce Petherbridge made a dask from her home at Neutral Bay on a friend's motorcycle when she heard the announcement from the Macquarie Sports Hour that a prize would be paid to the first lady to arrive at the -2GB Auditorium in bathing costume. On her arrival she found that two others had beaten her for the prize. The winner was 10 year old Jeanette Kiss who told Clark McKay that she lived in Hunter Street. October 31, 1946. ;Miss Joyce Petherbridge made a dask from her home at Neutral Bay

Miss Marjorie Foster, sometime winner of the King's shooting prize at Bisley, during the exercises held by members of the Women's Transport Service Corps (First Aid Nursing Yeomanry), in England. November 21, 1937.

Rally for Disabled - A general view of the Rally and invalid tricyclists competing in the Slowest Cycle Race at Richmond park today (Sunday.). Invalid tricycle from all over the country held their own sports rally at the Olympic Centre, Richmond Park, today (Sunday). The first of it's kind the rally was organised by the Invalid Tricycle Association. August 22, 1948. (Photo by Reuterphoto).

800 Miles In Invalid Chair - 39-years-old William Curran of Ipswhich, who despite the fact that he was struck down by paralysis a few months ago, refused to break his promise to give his five-year-old son Terence, a touring holiday. He planned an 800 mile trip in an invalid chair - and set out with Terence sitting at his feet. Here are the couple in London, after completing the greater part of their trip. Only mishap - one puncture. September 3, 1946. (photo by Mirror Features).

N.E.S. Motor Cycle. November 27, 1940.;N.E.S. Motor Cycle.

Rough, This Riding
Rearing and plunging like a bucking broncho is this machine, about to overturn on ride. Dorance Johnson in the National Hill Climbing Championships staged on a hazardous slope used in winter as a ski course just outside Laconia , new Hampshire, U.S.A.
Johnson wasn't hurt. In this mechnical risked their necks practically or the fun of it. Top prize was only 200 dollars (about $70). October 27, 1952. (Photo by Reuterphoto).

Earl Farrand. November 23, 1936.

Misc.-Police-N.S.W.-Motorcycle. January 23, 1953.

The first NRMA "guides" (patrols) line up outside the NRMA offices in Harrington Street to escort the association's (First) Secretary, Mr. Harold Johnson, on his way to a fact-finding tour of Britain, Europe & The USA. January 1, 1926.

A woman dispatch ***** in England. December 4, 1941

Duke Does it Again - Reg Armstrong of Australia piloted his Gilera to third place in the 500 C.C. Race at Hockenheim, behind Geoff Duke and Ken Kavanagh.
Geoff Duke, Britain's World 500 CC Motorcycle Champion Robe his 500 CC Gilera to victory in the Rhine cup races at Hockenheim, Germany on Sunday.
More than 120,000 fans saw him set up a lap record of 123.83 miles an hour. He covered the 20 laps in 47 minutes 12.5 seconds.
Ken Kavanagh of Australia was second in this event and also won the 350 CC Race on his Moto-Gizzi at 111.84 miles an hour. May 10, 1955. (Photo by Paul Popper).

Military Police - Aust Troops. May 29, 1953.;Military Police - Aust Troops.

The Germans Enter Sudetenland.
Girls decorating dispatch riders and their motor cycles with flowers when they arrived in Eger. October 27, 1938.

The Army Takes Control -- On duty in Victoria Street today this member of the Australian Provost Corps dismounted from his motor cycle to direct military transports. August 24, 1942.;The Army Takes Control -- On duty in Victoria Street today this member of the Australian Provost Corps dismounted from his motor cycle to direct military transports.

International Festival Of Motor Sport -- Ken Kavanagh, of Australia, winner of the British Championship Junior Motor-Cycle Race, Seen leading the field.
Ken Kavanagh, of Australia, riding A Norton, won the British Championship Junior Motor-Cycle Race over 36 miles at Boreham, Essex, today. Les Graham, on an M.V.Agusta, was second, and Robin Sherry (A.U.S.) third. August 04, 1952. (Photo by Paul Popper Photo).

Chair to A Cripple -- crippled pensioner will buy a motorised wheelchair with the £150 given by Sunday Sun readers. He is George McConnell, 42. of Shepherd Street. Darlington, who, crippled since birth by Poliomyelitis, has been unable to leave his house. In September last year The Sunday Sun told how he washed, mended and cared for his daughter Marie, 4, for three years since his wife's death. January 14, 1951.

The Mobile First Aid Unit -- Trained in Peacetime the Mobile First Aid Unit is Ready for any emergency. On their way to the site of the incident the vehicles find their way blocked by debris. The Despatch Rider, who has consulted the police, returns to point out the best route to the rendezvous point. May 12, 1952. (Photo by Central Office Of Information Photograph).

The Invalid Kick Up A Dust... Annual Tricycle Race At Richmond Park... The Grand Parade as seen through the fog of dust and exhaust fumes - and sunshine, during the annual Invalid Tricycle Race at Richmond Park, yesterday. July 25, 1949. (Photo by Associated Newspapers Picture).

Duke Does It Again -- Australia's Ken Kavanagh at speed during the 350 CC Rave which he won on his Moto-Guzzi.
Geoff Duke, Britains world 500 CC Motorcycle champion robe his 500 CC Gilera to Victory in the Rhine cup races at Hockenheim. Germany on Sunday.
More than 120,000 fans saw him set up a lap record of 123.8. miles an hour, he covered the 20 laps in 47 minutes 12.5. seconds.
Ken Kavanagh of Australia was second in this event and also won the 350 CC race on his Moto-Guzzi at 11.84 miles an Hour. May 10, 1955. (Photo by Paul Popper Photo, Paul Popper Ltd.).

Italian Challenge in T.T. Races
Duillo Acostini, a member of the Italian Guzzi team, at speed on a Junior 350 ***** Guzzi during practice on the T.T. course on the Isle of Man in readlness for next week's races. June 3, 1955. (Photo by Central Press Photos).

Air Cargo Charter worker G. Clayton (Left) and R. Smith coaching motorcycles on to the Lodester Aircraft which will fly them to Adelaide for the tests there. February 01, 1951.

Duke Wins At Monza -- Ken Kavanagh (right) of Australia Congratulates Britain;s Geoffrey Duke, after the latter had won the 350 CC Motorcycle event of the grand Prix Des Nations At Monza, Italy, September 9. Kavanagh was second, Both were riding Nortons.
Britain's Geoffrey Duke, riding a Norton, won the 350 C.C. Motorcycle event in the grand Prix Des Nations At Monza, Italy, September 9. Second was Australian Ken Kavanagh, and Jack Brett, of Britain, was Third. Both the latter rode Norton. September 25, 1951. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).

Practice For T.T. Races -- Ken Kavanagh, the Australian ***** the Moto Guzzi Italian team, at speed on his 500 c c Guzzi during practice on the Tourist Trophy Course on the Islands of Matain ***** for next week's *****. June 03, 1955.

Italian prisoner being taken to headquarters by motor bike. March 01, 1942.

Two-Day Radio For London's Motor Cycle Police Under Radio Control from H.Q. when mobile the motor cyclist is warned by the orange lamp (on left of handlebar). When stationary the buzzer is switched into operation. London Is always up-to date in its fight against crime. Latest innovation by Scotland Yard is the fitting of two-way radio to police motor cycles. This enables the mobile police to be in constant communication with headquarters. Scotland Yard's information room can call .them individually or in a group and a motor cyclist can himself report any incident immediately." February 05, 1951. (Photo by Paul Popper Ltd.).

Wheelchairs - Hospitals. February 29, 1955.

Wheelchairs - Hospitals. January 17, 1951.

Record-breaking 'Flying Fish' at Motor-Cycle Show.
The 'Flying Fish', the streamlined Norton motor-cycle which recently broke the world hour record at 134 miles an hour on the Montlhery track, Paris, pictured to-day (Friday) at Earl's Court, London, where it is to be exhibited in the Cycle and Motor-Cycle Show.
The show opens tomorrow until November 21. November 13, 1953. (Photo by Reuterphoto).

KSM14 - Kawasaki's 1984 model, six cylinder Z1300 is fitted with digital fuel injection. June 17, 1941.

3½ Traffic Control Car ***** Radio-Telephone Controlled A message has been flashed by R/T to the car, Verbal instructions are given to the motor cyclists to proceed to the scene of the incident. A picture from this morning's demonstration. The first of a number of radio-controlled police cars, with attendant motor-cyclists, for use in the rapid investigation of road accidents and traffic congestion within the Metropolis was demonstrated at Scotland Yard today (Thursday). The patrol car, in a radio-telephonic communication with H.Q. is able to send a motorcyclist policemen rapidly in advance of it to any point indicated by the message. July 24, 1947.

Motorcyclist Crashed into Spectators
The scene as A.R. Verity, riding an A.J.S., skidded into the crowd at coal hole corner during the Ulster Grand Prix over the Clady circuit in county Antrim, Northern Ireland, Aug 16. Verity is seen on the ground with his bike crashing into the crowed and a flag marshal being struck. None of the spectators was seriously injured. Verity was taken to hospital but released after treatment. September 03, 1952. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).

"Flying Troops Trains" For A Speedier War - Cyclists swing quickly into action. July 02, 1942.

Czech Republic - Places Sudetan. October 27, 1938. (Photo by London News Agency Photos Ltd).

China At War -- The vanguard of a new motorized unit of the Chinese Army is formed by these three soldiers on a motorcycle. September 4, 1944.

Duke wins in Germany - In the 350 cc event Geoffrey Duke (60) leads Johnny Lockett (65), of Britain who was second, and Ken Kavanagh of Australia (70) who was third. All are driving British Norton machines.
British Geoffrey Duke set two new track records at the ***** race course near Stuttgart, August 26, when he won both the major events of the German motor-cycle Grand Prix. He won the 500 cc event at an average of 136 kmph (about 84.5 mph) and the 350 cc event at 130.6 kmph (about 81 mph). September 8, 1951.

Motor Cycling "Duke" Wins Isle Of Man Race -- Geoffrey Duke riding a Norton (No.1) catching up on T. McEwen (also on a Norton) (No. 85) around the sharp corner at Governor's bridge during the race.
Geoffrey Duke - "The Duke" of motor cycle racing - won the Senior International Tourist Trophy Race in the Isle of Man yesterday and smashed all his own records - by mistakes. On his second circuit of the course he misread a signal and thought he was lying third. He "burned up" the last 13 miles of the 38-mile course, touching 130 miles perhour and raised his lap record form 93.53 miles per hour to 95.22. June 9, 1951. (Photo by Paul Popper).

Cyprus Police. Assistant Superintendent Haralambos Hassabis, Officer in charge of the Kyrenia District, with the staff of the Aghirda police station. The Assistant-Superintendent has himself risen from a police constable. He now adds to his charge the Police Training Establishment in Kyrenia Castle. He is an example of an alert, young police officer who has risen on his merit. July 9, 1951. (Photo by British Official Photograph).

Wesr German Manfred Herweh, nr. 7, closely followed by Christian Sarron of Frence on a Yamaha, and Guy Bertin of France on a MBA in full action during the 2500 motorcycling event during the grand prix of Belgium on the Francorohamps racing track here this afternon. Manfred Herweh, during a real won the race. July 08, 1954. (Photo by The Associated Press Wirephoto).

British Motor Cyclists. December 06, 1941. (Photo by The Topical Press Agency Ltd.).

With the Welsh Regt. In Northern Ireland -- Our troops are being intensively trained for attack at any time and place, and are undergoing their vigorous duties with great enthusiasm and are mostly tin- plate workers, and their familiar name for this vehicle is "Sospan tach" (Little Saueepan"). Bren gunners coming down a steep slope. November 12, 1941. (Photo by British Official Photograph).

The "Festival Of Britain" event, group display, and here are seen the Surrey group, the winners, during their performance of the maypole. The Invalid Tricycle National Festival Rally was held today at the military camp, Richmond Park, Surrey. The "Festival Of Britain" event was sponsored by the "Daily Graphic". June 24, 1951. (Photo by S. L. Martin, Paul Popper Ltd).

Health week procession ***** N.R.M.A. Patrol heading the procession. October 17, 1932.

U.S. Soldier Cyclists Go "Over The Top" - Cumulus clouds above, dust clouds below United States motorcycle troops go "over the hump" in maneuvers somewhere in the United States. August 06, 1942. (Photo by Black Star).

The Mobile First Aid Unit -- Trained in Peacetime the Mobile First Aid Unit is Ready for any emergency. On completion of its work at the incident, the Mobile First Aid Unit returns to hospital. May 12, 1952. (Photo by Central Office Of Information Photograph).

England Defeat Australia in Fourth Speedway Test Match: The Hon. Eric J. Harrison, Australian High Commissioner, shaking hands with Ron Clarke, when being introduced to the English team before the match. England defeated Australia by 62 points to 46 in the fourth Test Match at the Wimbledon Speedway, London. August 01, 1950. (Photo by Sport & General Press Agency, Limited).

The Motor Cycle Dispatch Rider Leaving fort Belvedere with the Abdication act after the king Had Signed it this afternoon.
King Edward's last state Documents Dispatch Rider takes Abdication act back to London after the royal Assent.
Sunningdale, Berkshire, Eng, December 11- King Edward VIII Signed away his throne at Fort Belvedere, His Suburban home near here, this Afternoon. The Abdication Bill, which received its first reading in the house of Commons last Night, Passed Through Parliament at 1.52 P.M. today, and was taken by a motor-cycle Dispatch rider to fort belvedere for the "Royal Assent" - The King's Signature which made the bill a law. December 11, 1936. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).

"Mad Johnny" rides Through Fire and Plate Glass" - "Mad Johnny Smashing through the plate glass barrier. Four yards away was the Cameraman, Alfred Harris, muffled in blanket as a shield against the "Shrapnel." The man who wanted to start the festival of Britain with a motorbike plunge into the Thames is busy adding to his 158 cuts and Burns riding his bike through tunnels of flaming straw soaked in petrol, and smashing straight through plate glass wearing nothing worth mentioning except a crash

"Mad Johnny" rides Through Fire and Plate Glass" - "Mad Johnny" riding out of his tunnel of fire. The man who wanted to start the festival of Britain with a motorbike plunge into the Thames is busy adding to his 158 cuts and Burns riding his bike through tunnels of flaming straw soaked in petrol, and smashing straight through plate glass wearing nothing worth mentioning except a crash helmet. "Mad Johnny" Davies, 38, Ex. R. A. F., led his "motorcycle maniacs" rodeo team at Princess Risborough (

Australia Wins 97th. Speedway Test: Eric French (England), winner of Heat 2, leading Graham Warren (Australia) and Ken Le Breton (Australia). Before a crowd of 52,731 Australia beat England by 60 points to 47 at West Ham Stadium, London, last night in the 97th. Speedway Test. Two Second Division riders from Scottish clubs -- Ken Le Breton (Ashfield, Glasgow and Jack Young (Edinburgh) helped them to win. After five heats Australia were seven points down; than Young, brought in as a substitute for

Protective Cap. A Swedish firm has produced this protective headgear for motor cyclists. It is made of flexible "Plexiglass," and worn with the opening in front of the head, so that when travelling the air is compressed as much as possible inside the funnel-shape headpiece. The air inside the "funnel" remains still throughout the journey, and the air "cushion" inside force all foreign objects out. The device also keeps the head warm. November 22, 1950. (Photo by Paul Popper Ltd.).

Motorcycle. July 4, 1950. (Photo by Fox Photos).

***** motor cycle display by members of the Army Technical ***** Ingleburn, N. S. W. at the Brisbane exhibition today. August 07, 1950. (Photo by The Courier-Mail).

"Hold On Tight Ginger" -- This "ballast" (sidecar passenger "Ginger Rous" seems to be a prefect contortionist, as he hangs on grimax as his driver speeds along Paddock Hill, in a recent sidecar road race held at Brands Hatch, in Kent. Sidecar passenger "Ginger" Rous, seems to be the perfect contortionist as his driver speeds along in a recent road race in Kent, England. July 12, 1951. (Photo by Fox Photos).

The Daring Young Men - Although in this case the members of the ***** taking part in the annual display at Catterick ***** through the air on their motor cycles. The ***** Olympia next month. Civilians are requests ***** "sense". A signalman demonstrates a "remote ***** lofty seat. Do not copy - A signalman of the Royal Corps of Signals demonstrates a "remote control" drive during a display at Catterick Camp, Yorkshire. May 31, 1947. (Photo by Mirror Features).

Fire Flyer - Spectators may get ***** under the collar, but this daring Army motor cyclist is perfectly cool as he makes a spectacular flight through a barrier of roaring flame. He is a member of the Royal Signals Motor-cycle. Display team and is pictured during a dress rehearsal at Catterick Camp, Yorkshire. The team will be seen at the northern Command Tattoo, taking place from June 28 to July 3 in Roundhay Park Leeds, Yorkshire. May 08, 1954. (Photo by Reuterphoto).

"Through a Glass Smartly" at the Motor Cycle - Pane-full to watch and considerably risky is this method of breaking plate glass demonstrated by Dave "Buster" Brister at the ***** Motor Cycle Club's gymkhana at the *****. "It outs down window cleaning bills" ***** who is "in a glass by himself" at this ***** (At Bexley). May 18, 1950.

Australia Wins Speedway Test : A fight for the lead on a corner. Left to right are Alan Hunt (England); Merv Harding (Australia); and Bert Roger (England). Australia beat England 56-52 in the speedway test at Wembly, London, last night. England is now two down. June 27, 1952. (Photo by Paul Popper Ltd.).

Mechanised On The Beat Two members of the new patrols seen at Scotland Yard today. They are (left to right) B.C. Eric Grabb of Walthamstow and P.C. Raymond Baldwin of Finchley. Their motorcycles, with silent engines, have the word "Police" across the windscreens. The vehicles being used in this new scheme are velocette L.E. and Triumph Terrier. The patrols will operate in Norwood Green, Finchley, Croydon and Walthams tow. Sixty policemen riding lightweight motorcycles are to begin a new type of patrol in four London areas, each man covering several of the beats normally patrolled by a foot policeman. September 16, 1955. (Photo by Fox Photos).

Duke Leads The World -- In the lead... Geoff Duke on a 500 C.C. Gilera, leads the field during the Italian Grand Prix.
Geoff Duke, who won the Italian grand Prix at Monza on Sunday, new leads in the 500 class world championships. September 10, 1953. (Photo by Paul Popper, Paul Popper Ltd.).

Despatch Rides - US Troops. September 20, 1942. (Photo by Frederic D. Stanton).

Eastern ***** Provosts Aust. troop -- Military Police. September 04, 1953.;Eastern ***** Provosts Aust. troop -- Military Police.

Military Police - Aust Troops. May 29, 1953.;Military Police - Aust Troops.

Olympic Flame on Last Lap To Wembley - In the early hours of this morning Bicknell, one of the bearers of the Flame arrives at Redhill, Surrey, carrying the Olympic Torch.
Cheering crowds late last night early this morning saw runners carry the Olympic Flame through Southern England towns and along country roads on the last lap of its 2000-mile journey from Mount Olympus to Wembley. July 29, 1948.

A.T.S. Girls who want to go to France - An A.T.S. dispatch rider who will serve overseas, receiving a dispatch from an H.Q. orderly.
Thousands of A.T.S. girls are now in training to serve with the Invasion Troops. Their training includes studies in French for administration work in civil affairs and general knowledge of the countries to which they will be sent. They come from many walks in life and all are eager for overseas service. June 29, 1944.

Ulster Grand Prix 500 C.C. Winner -- Ken Kavanagh riding a Norton motor cycle flashing around the corner at Cochranestown. yesterday Kavanagh won the 500 C.C. race... August 16, 1983. (Photo by Paul Popper, Paul Popper Ltd.).

Women War Workers, Military. July 17, 1934.

Side view of motorcycle

Woman riding a motorcycle

Policeman riding a motorcycle

Young couple riding motorcycle on beach

Young couple riding motorcycle

Ray Weishaar, won the 100 mile motorcycle race in Norton, Kansas, on Oct. 22, 1914. The popular racer rode Harley-Davidson motorcycles from 1910s until his death at Ascot Speedway in Los Angles, on April 13, 1924 (BSLOC_2018_2_178)

Machine gun mounted on a two man motorcycle, c. 1920 in New York City (BSLOC_2018_1_176)

Evel Knievel was an American daredevil, painter, entertainer, and international icon. In his career he attempted over 75 ramp-to-ramp motorcycle jumps between 1965 and 1980, and in 1974, a failed jump across Snake River Canyon in the Skycycle X-2, a steam-powered rocket. The over 433 broken bones he suffered during his career earned him an entry in the Guinness Book of World Records as the survivor of 'most bones broken in a lifetime'

Photograph of a motorcycle gang sitting on their bikes in Seattle. Dated 1914

Prince Albert, later King George VI is shown riding his motorcycle, he used it to commute to College daily.

Metropolitan police officer on motorcycle. Washington, D.C. circa 1932.

Leaving bicycles in the dust, a young woman fancies a miniature motorbike All persons depicted are not longer living and no estate exists Supplier war...

High angle view of a man riding a motorcycle with another man cycling behind him

Racing on the Bonneville Salt Flats. ca. 1951, Utah, USA, On the Measured 13 Mile Straight-a-way Course, Bonneville Salt Flats, Utah. Roland R. Free, Making a New American Motor-Cycle Record. Roland R. Free, of Los Angeles, Calif., riding a British-Vincent Motor-Cycle in a prone position to cut down wind resistance approximately 2 miles, on Sept. 11, 1950, established a new American speed record for 1 mile 156.71 miles per hour. Mr. Free's picture was taken from an automobile running parallel t

Motorcycle team ca. between 1910 and 1926.

World Tour with Motorcycle, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA, May, 1934

1950's

A grim-faced motorcycle racer skids through a turn as he leads the field on a "figure 8" race track, Los Angeles, CA, 1949. (Photo by United States Information Agency/GG Vintage Images)

Hollywood, California: 1932. Susan Fleming takes a ride on a three wheeler through the set of "Million Dollar Legs" in Hollywood.

Richard Thomas, on-set of the Film, "9/30/55", aka "September 30, 1955", Universal Pictures, 1977

Photo of Indian Scout Motorcycle circa 1931.

Woman on a motorbike running into a wall and hitting a man

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