cleaned the garage-family pics

[ovhonda1]

had to clean the garage this morning and they all had to come out-thought I would share a couple of pics of the family. In my opinion, they are all too clean. Haven't been able to ride much lately. Hope to change that in the next couple of weeks. Enjoy

[ATC-Eric]

Very nice collection!


Thanks for sharing :beer

[Tryzeedudeman]

Thats exactly what i want to be in my garage. Your a lucky man:beer :TrikesOwn :w00t: :drool: :drool: :drool:

[kilabeez0]

is that a fat cat? i want one of those!

[Orangecnty250r]

Good looking family!!!

[ColeTrickle]

:w00t: Nice stash! Just like tryzeedudeman said, that's exactly what I want in my garage too! :beer

Now go get some mud on them!

[Huffa]

Clean, healthy looking family for sure!

You must have a big audience of neighborhood kids once in a while, I know that would be my hang out if I was a kid!

I dig the Fat Cat the most though since it is really rare and looks to be in great shape. Are they 5 speed auto's ?

[gaukel350x]

How much do you want for that kowasockie tecate........if you wanna sell it

[Orangecnty250r]

kowasockie


:rolleyes: Thats a new one

[stoney420]

:rolleyes: Thats a new one
lol i was thinking the same, but yet he spelled it exactly right twice in his signature :crazy:

nice bikes ov!!

[JasonB]

:rolleyes: Thats a new one

wait thats not how its spelled ?! :lol:

nice collection man, always good to see someone keeping the hobby alive by hording sweet bikes like them :D

[ovhonda1]

Thanks for the kind words guys. It's funny that you mentioned kids. I have more neighborhood "helpers" than I can use. It is cool to teach them to appreciate classics and to show them how machines work. I just took 4 of them for the neighborhood ride on the Polaris.
To answer the questions... The Tecate is not for sale. It took too long to find it! And the Fat Cat is probably one of my favorites as well. I did a total frame up restoration on it last year. It is a five speed with no clutch. It loves hills and trails but there is definately a learning curve after riding three wheels for 20 years.

[Rookie]

So thats what dreams are made of :drool: :drool: . Very nice.

[Eric250R]

Got to see most of these at TF07 and they are a very nice collection. Hey OV, where do you ride ? Cuz there is no way you can find anywhere in Louisville to ride....:lol:

[ovhonda1]

I ride mosly in Western KY where I am from originally. Henderson, KY has some old strip pits and Paddy's Bluff and Turkey Bay are around Kentucky Lake area. I have also heard of wide open free riding in Hopkinsville, KY. You are right though-there is absolutley nothing around Louisville. You are in Eastern KY right? Ever go to Black Mountain?

[Huffa]

Thanks for the kind words guys. It's funny that you mentioned kids. I have more neighborhood "helpers" than I can use. It is cool to teach them to appreciate classics and to show them how machines work. I just took 4 of them for the neighborhood ride on the Polaris.
To answer the questions... The Tecate is not for sale. It took too long to find it! And the Fat Cat is probably one of my favorites as well. I did a total frame up restoration on it last year. It is a five speed with no clutch. It loves hills and trails but there is definately a learning curve after riding three wheels for 20 years.

What size and brand tires are on the fat cat ? Is the tread pattern different from any ATC/ATV tread pattern?

You have close up shots of that?

I think that is the longest seat I have ever seen on a dirt bike !

I'd love to have one and street leagel it, if that is possible, guess certain states it is ?

[Eric250R]

Been wanting to go to Turkey bay, have heard some pretty good stories. And yeah, I've been across black mountain many times, though it has been a little while since my last trip, which happened to be in the middle of January. :crazy: When we got to the top it was 3 degrees above 0. Haven't been back since. :lol:

[ovhonda1]

Is BLack Mountain suitable for trikes? I would think that it is totally rutted out from the monster 4 wheel drive quads that ride there. Don't get me wrong, I don't mind ruts, but I usually bottom out if I am not constantly jumping them.
And the rear on the fat cat is a trail wolf, front is original (not sure right now and it is locked up outside). Street legal would be cool, but the big tires on pavement aren't a good match.

[Eric250R]

If you stick to some of the " main " trails ( if you can consider any of them main ) it shouldn't be too bad. But the places we went I wouldn't recommend a trike, and I have taken my big red places where some 4 wheel drives wouldn't go. They are some pretty nasty trails. So just a little forewarning, come prepared....lol.

[Eric250R]

If you stick to some of the " main " trails ( if you can consider any of them main ) it shouldn't be too bad. But the places we went I wouldn't recommend a trike, and I have taken my big red places where some 4 wheel drives wouldn't go. They are some pretty nasty trails. So just a little forewarning, come prepared....lol.

[steven 250sx]

that must be a big garage nice collection of bikes