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    Test

    I am just testing to see if I posted a picture right. This is a picture of my Great Grandfather on his motorcycle after a race c.1903.

    Jason J. Flory
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    Hey it worked.
    Jason J. Flory
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    aye... it did!




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    cool picture!
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    That an excellent piccie. Thanks for sharing it with us, and yes it worked.


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    Great shot, thanks for sharing it with us.
    "If the Party could thrust its hand into the past and say this or that even, it never happened—that, surely, was more terrifying than mere torture and death."
    - George Orwell, 1984, Book 1, Chapter 3

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    I love picts of old bikes. Do you know what brand that is?

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    What a pedigree you hail from NG. Your Great Grandfather looks so young! I've got a few racers,both cars and bikes on both sides of my mob. Does it it give you a quite justification when your hooting down the highway, or is that just me...?:rolleyes:
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    Wow thanks for the replies, I was going to delete the thread after the test, but I guess "I" can't do that. To answer the questions, I have a full size picture at home and the tank reads xcelsior (hope I spelled that right), the company is still around but smaller. My great Granddad raced while in the army, he also did trick riding, sadly, I don't know much about my family history, (wasn't intrested as a kid) but I am going to work on a family tree when I get home and can talk to my Grand parents. Yes it gives me justification, this picture helped me convince my wife I "needed" a Harley, family pride and tradition.
    Jason J. Flory
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    Be careful there as well. My wife got into genealogy late last year. It is almost as addictive as kilts. Of course, I can see you riding your Harley in a black leather kilt heading to a family resource center!


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