Nous sommes maintenant en France; profiter de la cuisine Française, les escargots, vin de Bourgogne et l'architecture splendide à Beaune.
Un court curriculum vitae; Kristiansand à Oslo non-stop, ferry d'Oslo-Kiel sans vagues, Kiel à Hambourg; totale chaos de la circulation avant la thunnel rivière, le WL aussi chaud comme un poêle de fonte pendant l'hiver.
Ok, nous trichons et voyagons en train à Lorrach. Hébergement de classe 1'st et des miles aller en tant que nous dormons. J'aime la vie de motard. De Lorrach à Beune est si belle, coteaux de haut en bas.
Attaque Linkert se rapproches.
søndag 24. juni 2012
onsdag 20. juni 2012
mandag 18. juni 2012
Trekkferje festival
Weather have been so crappy this last week, arghh!
Well, time to find if the old Hen can take some real rain, going to a local vintage meet I had some serious rain, we are talking WET.
The Henderson did take the rain with a purr, just some moisture inside the Corbin speedo, hmm. Whilst I was there Villy came too, riding his Injun Chief. Eventually the ride home from the event turned out being driven in "almost" sunshine, I said almost.
Well, time to find if the old Hen can take some real rain, going to a local vintage meet I had some serious rain, we are talking WET.
The Henderson did take the rain with a purr, just some moisture inside the Corbin speedo, hmm. Whilst I was there Villy came too, riding his Injun Chief. Eventually the ride home from the event turned out being driven in "almost" sunshine, I said almost.
søndag 3. juni 2012
American Motorcycles Norway
Another great photo from the Fr. Dieseth album.
To the left in this picture, Josef Haug on a Henderson, in the middle his brother Enok riding his ACE and to the right is Fr. Dieseth and girlfriend (later his wife) on an Ariel.
Josef Haug worked at the Gresvig company in Oslo (Kristiania) as a mechanic on their ACE`s for a couple of years, this according to his son whom I have spoken to several times. Gresvig were the Norwegian ACE distributor during the short life span of the ACE motorcycles.
How he got this job with Mr. Gresvig is a good story in itself, and this is as I got the story told from Josef`s son;
Josef where out riding his motorcycle when he became aware of an luxury car with its bonnet wide open at the roadside.
This was a higly frustrated Mr. Gresvig and wife, car was dead. In a short time young Joesf had tracked down the fault, a voltage jump from the highvoltage coil.
Josef asked missus if she by any chanse had brought any varnish for her fingernails, which she of course had. The high voltage jump was fixed as soon as the varnish had dried and the engine of the car would start again.
Josefs skills as a repair man impressed Mr. Gresvig such that he insisted Josef to apply as a mechanic with his bussines the day after.
Both of the Haug brothers were active in motorcycle endurance runs like the Kristiania-Trondhjem-Kristiania events. Another highlight in their motorcycle career were their participation in the Norwegian team during the Scandinavian ISDT held in 1923.
Fr. Dieseth would in the later part of the twenties and well into the early thirties become one of our race aces when racing went from road to horse race tracks, and speed was the main desire rather than endurance. He would race Harleys, as did his friend Bjarne Fosskaug, Steinar Sjetnan (more to come on those two gentlemen), Ernst Vaumund and Macke Nicolaysen.
To the left in this picture, Josef Haug on a Henderson, in the middle his brother Enok riding his ACE and to the right is Fr. Dieseth and girlfriend (later his wife) on an Ariel.
Josef Haug worked at the Gresvig company in Oslo (Kristiania) as a mechanic on their ACE`s for a couple of years, this according to his son whom I have spoken to several times. Gresvig were the Norwegian ACE distributor during the short life span of the ACE motorcycles.
How he got this job with Mr. Gresvig is a good story in itself, and this is as I got the story told from Josef`s son;
Josef where out riding his motorcycle when he became aware of an luxury car with its bonnet wide open at the roadside.
This was a higly frustrated Mr. Gresvig and wife, car was dead. In a short time young Joesf had tracked down the fault, a voltage jump from the highvoltage coil.
Josef asked missus if she by any chanse had brought any varnish for her fingernails, which she of course had. The high voltage jump was fixed as soon as the varnish had dried and the engine of the car would start again.
Josefs skills as a repair man impressed Mr. Gresvig such that he insisted Josef to apply as a mechanic with his bussines the day after.
Both of the Haug brothers were active in motorcycle endurance runs like the Kristiania-Trondhjem-Kristiania events. Another highlight in their motorcycle career were their participation in the Norwegian team during the Scandinavian ISDT held in 1923.
Fr. Dieseth would in the later part of the twenties and well into the early thirties become one of our race aces when racing went from road to horse race tracks, and speed was the main desire rather than endurance. He would race Harleys, as did his friend Bjarne Fosskaug, Steinar Sjetnan (more to come on those two gentlemen), Ernst Vaumund and Macke Nicolaysen.
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