I was inspired by the 153 year old photo of that bad ass biker
You can see the prehistoric ancient photo he is posting of his scooter pictured here.
That Yamaha is definitely not a moped.
I wrote a blog post what seems alike a 100 years a go now about my lifetime rollin' around on 2 wheels. You can go see that post here if you feel like it ---> Cats and Motorcycles...
159 years ago. I was not a handsome kid. I was awkward and shy. But a daredevil when I was on two wheels. I got the scars and crooked teeth to prove it. Word of wisdom...
Do not stop your falls with your face.
My first street bike at 17 years old was a Black Yamaha Maxim. I could not find a photo of it.
I had peddle bikes as a kid. We made our own chopper bikes by getting our older uncles on the farm to weld 2 sets of forks together for the front wheel. Then we moved on to mini bikes, then I had a 125 cc Suzuki dirt bike (motocross) then the Yamaha, Haaaa!! Found it. I knew I had a SHIT PHOTO of it. #notjustshitphotos
I sold the Yamaha Maxim to buy the v45 Honda Magna. The most awesome bike I have ever ridden. Liquid cooled, shaft drive. The fastest and smoothest bike. I heard the v65 was scary to ride. I never rode one. But they say it was hard to keep the front tire on the ground. Very powerful. I loved that bike so much I kept it in the house.
Now I own a Harley that I do not ride much these days as everyone knows it is deadly on the highways. When I do ride it. I ride on thee old blacktop back roads & side streets.
But it looks cool in the man cave. Just ask Sammi Jo my
𝔹𝕝𝕒𝕡! 𝔹𝕝𝕒𝕡! 𝔹𝕝𝕒𝕡!
So thanks for taking a bike ride down memory lane with ol' KrazzyTrukker.
