Motorcycle Graveyard Pictures

[ThrottleKracker]

Originally Posted by CrustyD3mon

Not a graveyard...but you might apprecciate that:






Some rusty finds...

WOW!
Amazing stuff. Just watched these videos for an hour or more!
THX for posting!

[CrustyD3mon]

no prob...its good stuff...and i'm trying to keep this thing alive...

[2manyrides]

In 92 I went to some club's outing where one guy asked me to video tape his bike.
I did not condone this action and would have taken the bike myself.

He insisted on sending his bike to the graveyard.




That evening he set the bike ablaze. He said all the parts were worn out,
but the handlebars were something he wanted to save.

[EricD10563]

I'm sure there is a diamond in there some where in Payson, Arizona.

[Photog]

[CrustyD3mon]

[YOUNZ]

Originally Posted by Hekto Glider

Its a salvage yard for bike parts. Do a search Sport Wheels motorcycle parts or whatever should bring it up..Just south of Shakopee on Hwy 169 Minneapolis St Paul ..There's a lot of cool stuff there, that gets put aside from the derelict bikes. I saw a clump of CB750 choppers in one corner, its a cool place to stop and have a look around. They claim to have 10,000 bikes there for parts and I believe it. That one photo is just Honda Street bikes partial section, next one is Yamaha, Suzuki, Kawa, then dirt.....

10,000 parts bikes? If they didn't think they were made of gold, they might reduce that inventory out the door, rather than let them rust into oblivion. But then, that's not unusual.

[woofer2609]

This is at the top of a tidal lake in the lower mainland. There was a lot of logging that went on here, so guys would bring vehicles in on the empty log barges that came back to civilization loaded with wood to use between cut blocks and camp. These cars are left all over. At the end of a 23 km logging road there is a hot springs right beside a RAGING river. cool stuff. I canoed up the 35 km's with mountain bikes to ride the road, there *might* be a backroad in. I'll have to explore this summer.





As far as I know, any of these abandoned vehicles could be taken outta there by a guy, just need something to float them outta there on.

[CrustyD3mon]

Wooww woofy...nice story...mare pics of other rides...? ;)

[Droptop50]

Originally Posted by CrustyD3mon

A fitting tribute! Forever mounted on its primary mode of transportation.

[woofer2609]

Saw this at the top of Indian Arm in Vancouver. I was thinking about advertising it in the "Free" section on Craigslist

[XT_Driftwood]

Originally Posted by Photog

An AMF Roadmaster tire-scrubber moped... possibly the worst form of mechanical transportation ever devised. They make the often-bashed Chinese no-name scooters look modern and reliable by comparison.

For some weird reason, I always wanted one.

[H96669]

Originally Posted by woofer2609

This is at the top of a tidal lake in the lower mainland. There was a lot of logging that went on here, so guys would bring vehicles in on the empty log barges that came back to civilization loaded with wood to use between cut blocks and camp. These cars are left all over. At the end of a 23 km logging road there is a hot springs right beside a RAGING river. cool stuff. I canoed up the 35 km's with mountain bikes to ride the road, there *might* be a backroad in. I'll have to explore this summer.


As far as I know, any of these abandoned vehicles could be taken outta there by a guy, just need something to float them outta there on.

30 years too late, darn used to know some that logged up there. May be easy....find out who has the "license" up there, complain so they clean up their act and get the pickings.

But yeah way too much of that abandonned logging crap & vehicles all up & down the coast. There was some just above my friend's place in the Kootenays, took a while but she got it cleaned up.

[jondirt]

In a farm field just outside Pine Plains, New York, 2009.

[ragtoplvr]

Originally Posted by XT_Driftwood

An AMF Roadmaster tire-scrubber moped... possibly the worst form of mechanical transportation ever despised. They make the often-bashed Chinese no-name scooters look modern and reliable by comparison.

For some weird reason, I always wanted one.

I fixed it for you. Had one given to me. I bought a tube for it. That was more than it was worth. gave it away soon after.

Rod