Le vecchie glorie americane. No Harley!

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Eh si...molti non sanno che le moto americane non sono state solo le Harley o le Indian. cchiolino: Gli Usa hanno avuto un discreto numero di marchi pari quasi ad'Inghilterra e Italia.
Peccato solo che alcune sono scomparse negli anni '20 o '40 o poco pi? in l?...Quindi per alcuni sono solo un'immagine sbiadita su qualche foto o cartolina.
Ecco quindi le rivali di mamma HD. k:

Domanda:

Come sarebbe stato il presente se non fossero prematuramente scomparse? :confuso:


1923 Ace XP-3 Experimental Motorcycle

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American Motor Cycle Co.









1912 Black Hawk BH Antique Motorcycle

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1925 Excelsior 'Super X' 1300cc V-Twin







1919 Excelsior OHC Board Track Replica Vintage Motorcycle

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1914 Cyclone SOHC Racer Motorcycle







1914 Dayton Model 9 - 9 hp 1000cc V-Twin Motorcycle
Manufactured by the Davis Sewing Machine Company of Dayton, Ohio from 1914 to 1918

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1929 Cleveland Tornado Four 1000
Manufactured by Cleveland Motorcycle Mfg. Co. USA from 1915 to 1929.









1929 Crocker Indian Motorcycle

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1913 Flying Merkel 500cc Single Board Track Racer







1915 Henderson Long-Tank 1000

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1914 Iver Johnson Motorcycle






1913 Marsh Metz Vintage Motorcycle

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1911 Marvel Single Vintage American Motorcycle
Single-Cylinder OHV Motorcycle from the Marvel Motorcycle Co. of Hammondsport, New York







1900 Orient Light Roadster Motor Cycle
Built by Charles Metz of the Waltham Manufacturing Company in Waltham, Massachusetts

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912 Sears De Luxe Dreadnaught Twin
Built for Sears Roebuck and Company by Excelsior Motor Mfg. and Supply Co.







1909 Shaw Single Motorcycle
Built by the Shaw Mfg. Co. of Galesburg, Kansas, between 1909 and 1914

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1915 Waverley Jefferson 1000cc V-Twin Motorcycle
Designed by Perry E. Mack of the Waverley Manufacturing Company in Jefferson, Wisconsin.






1919 Evans Power Cycle
The 1 1/2hp Power Cycle was manufactured by the Cyclemotor Corporation of Rochester, New York, from 1919 to 1925











The End. cchiolino:

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bellissime grazie....