The NTNOA was invited back to participate in the
International Motorcycle Show
at the Fort Worth Convention Center,
Friday thru Sunday, 9 - 11 November.
Many thanks to our members who volunteered to man our booth
during the show. They included:
Laura
Keating
Bill Keating
Paul Valentine
Dicky Hunter
Berwyn Henderson
Konrad Schilder |
Pete Bauer
Steve Ledbetter
Clay Walley
Mike Williams
Darrell Leverington
Mason Leverington |
Randy Johnson
Dennis Tackett
Randy Johnson
Mike Vance
Ben D'Avanza
George Tuttle |
A Special thanks to Bob Cox for making the signs
that were in front of our bikes and the bikes of Mabry Racing.
This year we emphasized the Norton marque and Bonneville Salt
Flat racers of North Texas. Our display included Randy
Johnson's Combat Commando that raced this year during Speed Week in
the stock 750cc pushrod class and two record setting Triumph powered
racers. We had six Norton's in the show of all different
colors.
The
Bikes in this year's show were:
Bob Cox's Featherlastic and Norton 1973 Commando 850 Roadster Clay Walley's 1966 BSA Spitfire
Keith Martin's #607 650cc Bonneville Racer and #728B 750cc
methanol
fueled Bonneville Racer Jim French's 1974 Norton Interstate Commando Mike Vance's 1946 Indian Chief
and 1978 Triumph Bonneville Randy Johnson's 1972 Norton Combat Commando Bonneville Racer Ben Phillips' 1974 Norton 850 Commando Roadster Custom Dave Bradford's Triumph Cafe Racer George Tuttle's 1975 Norton Commando
<[Paul
Valentine's Photos of the 2007 International Motorcycle Show]>
Photos
taken Saturday at our display.
That's Steve Ledbetter checking out Ed Mabry's bikes across from us.
That's Clay Walley in the background trying to wake-up Saturday
morning.
Commandos (front to back) of George Tuttle, Jim French, Ben
Phillips, Bob Cox and Randy Johnson.
Ed Mabry's display of his Bonneville Racers of Mabry Racing.
Keith Martin's record setting Bonneville Racers - Number 728 and 607.
Photos taken Sunday.
Mike Vance and Dennis Tackett
That's Mike Vance's '46 Indian Chief in the foreground and his red
'78 T-140 in the background.
Clay Walley's '66 BSA Spitfire
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