This time of year, it's always a trip to the Pine Bluff -Leland, Wis. vortex to be a part of the Slimy Crud Run, established decades ago by a group of U of Wisconsin students who were riding enthusiasts for all kinds of cafe racers, road bikes and all-things "sporty". As usual, always fun and always no shortage of interesting things to see. And on that note, here are some lovely pics.
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| Nice pair of old Bonnevilles in Pine Bluff. |
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| Norton, Pine Bluff. Not to be confused with Norton from the "Honeymooners". |
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| Rolling into Pine Bluff. As usual, a nice crowd. |
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| Never a shortage of stuff to look at. I love the Old War bikes. |
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| How every front yard in America should look in May. No one yelled, "Get off my lawn..." |
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| Sportbikes of all vintages? Yep. |
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Velocette: the English motorcycle with the French name
founded by a German dude. And, yes, you don't see many of these around. |
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| Always a wide variety coming and going in Pine Bluff were the fun begins. |
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| There is always a story, and it usually has Peter Egan's name on it. |
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| One of the "forgotten" Italian brands. Bad-ass cool, nonetheless. And yes, I'd like to have one. Parked in Leland. |
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| More proof that God loves motorsickless. Especially in Leland. |
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| Were real Norwegians eat in Osseo, Wis. |
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This sign has sat for years on Hwy. 10 outside of a long closed
bar on the far outskirts of Neillsville, Wis. |
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| Every child born in the 60s and 70s wants one of these. |
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| There was some sorta story about this bike. Didn't have time to read it all. Dooooh. |
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Like old vintage British Iron? Crud Run is the place to see it all.
This fine Triumph was parked in Leland, where the sun always shines on English bikes. |
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| Yep, I have shot this one before. Never fails to draw me in when I see it in Pine Bluff. |
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| Batman rolled into Pine Bluff. But he was undercover, dressed like a regular rider. |
