We are experiencing some awfully cold days here in the south (some of us are even getting a bit of snow and ice!) and it's making it a little difficult to get out and enjoy the miles. I'm sad to say that I did no riding this weekend and I'm beginning to feel like crack addict jonsin' for the next hit.
I was reading about Jay (Road Captain USA) and Diana's visit to the Barber Vintage Motor Sports Museum during their holiday time off, and all it did was give me the itch to ride back up there and walk around this giant collection of superb machinery. Be sure and check out their post, but in the meantime, I thought I would share my own slide show as today's Pic Of The Week. Some of you may have seen this before, but I think it's worthy of a "re-run".
BARBER VINTAGE MOTOR SPORTS MUSEUM
Shew... wasn't that great? It is said, that one of every motorcycle ever made is in that collection, with many more hidden away waiting for some time on the show floor. All I can say is... WOW!
Have a nice week everybody and stay out of the cold!!
Lady R
8 comments:
Yep, definitely worthy of a "re-run".
Thanks for sharing the pics. Love it!
Dean... I thought so too. It just makes me want to go back for another visit... soon!
I enjoy it now just as much as the first time. This should be kept in the side bar for easy lookin.
I can watch this over and over and over again. i love the background music too. Those are really cool bikes!
Wooley... Hmmmm. That's a very good idea. Thanks, I just may do that! :)
Cynthia... Upon Wooley's request, I'm going to put it on my sidebar, so you can come by and look at these beauties anytime you want. :)
I just tried to post this video to my side bar, but it's too big and won't show you the whole picture. I'll see if I can tweak on it to make it work. Time will tell. ;)
Awesome! Come by RC USA for vintage american motorcycle quiz coming later today.
It's funny, watching this at times I feel like I am looking at my own pictures from the museum...but then there are some shots of bikes I didn't see! It's great that they rotate the bikes around, you see something new every time you visit! :-)
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