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Yes we combine shipping for multiple purchases.Add multiple items to your cart and the combined shipping total will automatically be calculated. 1945 December Motorcyclist Motorcycle Magazine Jimmy Chann Triumph Indian Dealer CONTENTSReport to Our Readers ……………………. Page 3The Publisher’s Page…………. Page 5Lone Star Enduro…… ………… Page 6Braithwaite Wins Riverside TT………….Page 7Chann Sets Track Recordby Ted Hodgdon. Page 8Robinson Wins Turkey Run. Page 10On the Western Racing FrontPage 12Men & Maids of Motordomby Louise M. Scherbyn………………………. Page1430 Years Ago by Van…………………………..Page15Stalling with SteelePage 15Battle of the Motors……………………….. Page16Theory and Practice in Motor Balancingby Uncle Frank……………………………. Page17Here’s What They Say………………………… Page19Club News.Page 198December, 19459The MOTORCYCLISTCHANN SETS TRACK RECORDGRANITE STATE PARK MEETDOVER, N. H., October 21st: Threethousand racing fans were treated to an-other perfect day of sport on the GraniteState Park Race Course in the heart ofNew Hampshire, where they have seenthe cream of dirt track riders from sevenstates battle through a program of ninefast events.This morning dawned clear and sunnyin New England to warm the hearts ofracing fans who went to bed last nightdreading that the weather-mans’ predic-tion of rain might come true. But theweather-man was all wrong and by 10:00a.m. there was a steady stream of motor-cycles coming through the gates to thePark, some ridden solo, many with twoyoung folks riding buddy seat and a num-ber of fancy sidecar outfits with extreme-ly well dressed riders and passengers. Itis now noon, and the parking areas arcvirtually a sea of brightly colored motor-cycles. We wander amid the dazzling-array of motorcycles and see Indians,Harleys, Ariels. Triumphs, B.S.A.’s, andothers . . . reminding us of the old dayswhen there were still a dozen Americanmanufacturers turning out motorcycles.Above it all we can hear, off throughthe trees of the park, the drone of rac-ing motors on the track. First, the crispsnarl of a racing Indian Scout—its ridertrying out the motor for the afternoonsraces, then the whine and howl of a Tri-umph as its rider opens the throttle downthe straight. With small son trottingalong side, we climb the bank to the trackand there in the clear sunshine of the au-tumn da}’ is a sight to gladden the heartof any racing fan. The big mile oval dis-appears behind the tall grass but here infull sight is the black oval of the half-mile, with riders making practice laps,putting up spectacular broadsides whichbid fair for a wonderful and thrilling per-formance when the races are started. Theyowling of the Triumph and the musicaldrone of that Ariel out there on the trackmake the pulse beat faster, and we quick-en our steps to reach the pits, teemingwith riders and their mechanics who areunloading motorcycles or are busy tuningand grooming motors. We reach for thecamera, and the day’s work is on.There are riders here today from sevenstates. There is George Heck and hisred-and-white Indian, all the way frombyTED HODGDONPottstown, Pa. Over here is the stockyJim Chann with his white Harley fromBridgeton, N. J., Carl Crannell with hisgleaming chrome-plated Triumph fromGlens Falls, N. Y., Dick Libby from Port-land, Maine with his Triumph, not tomention Babe Tancrede and Harley fromRhode Island. Mattie Keevers, IndianAdvertising Manager, from Springfield,Mass., and Fred Marsh from Hartford,Conn. In all, there are twenty-one rac-ing riders here today.These boys are true sportsmen and en-thusiasts. Are they racing for the money?Not at all. They are here because theylove the racing game—because they live,breathe, and thrive on the thrills thatmotorcycle competition riding gives a red-blooded man!We look over the entries and are de-lighted to see that there are eight distinctmakes of machines entered in the day’sraces. We find Indian, Harley, Ariel,Triumph, Velocettc, Norton, Excelsior,and a Mack Special. What a show thisis going to be! And how dull it could bewith only two makes entered!We hear that familiar voice over theloud speaker system, the voice of the oldmaestro, Fritzie Baer; the voice that hasthrilled crowds of motorcycle fans for thepast fifteen years in events far and wide,for its enthusiastic commentary and itsexciting announcements during the pro-gram of many a race. “All riders out forthe Time Trials. Will Bob Fisher comeup to the line, please, ready for his trial?”Bob Fisher from Glens Falls, N. Y. . . .that is a story in itself . . . for only twoshort weeks ago. Bob Fisher was still inthe U.S. Army out on the gray Atlanticaboard the HMS Queen Elizabeth, ArmyTransport, straining his eyes for his firstsight oi the good old U.S.A, in four years.He laid away his racing Triumph fouryears ago and has spent those years inthe famous First Army in Europe. Fiesaw the whole show fighting clear intoGermany. You should see the sparkle inhis eyes today when he kicks over hisTriumph for that time trial lap. He hasearned all the fun he can get here today.The time trials arc carried on with nolost time and not a dull moment. Thecrowd in the stands is now over-flowingand the fences are lined with spectators.A roaring motor flashes down thestraight; and suddenly the Baer voicequickens its tempo, “Folks, that is a newtrack record! Babe Tancrede, the flyingcop from Woonsocket, R. I has justknocked 59/100 of a second off the rec-ord set here two weeks ago by JimChann of Bridgeton, N. J.!” The crowdcheers as the smiling Babe coasts theHarley down the straight and into thepits. But the new track record was short-lived, for Jimmy Chann is the next manout, and he makes a spectacular whirl-wind lap of 30.38 seconds—just under 60miles per hour—to again capture thetrack record for himself.J he crowd is now standing, stampingand cheering, eager for the races to start.The first event, the 3-milc Class A, wasexciting from start to finish. When BillGriffith dropped the flag, Carl Crannelldarted his Triumph into the first turn alull ten yards ahead of the pack and heldhis lead for two laps. On the third lap,Chann on his white Harley, passed theTriumph on the outside of a turn andheld first place until the fourth lap, whenthe hard riding champion, Tancrede, tookChann on the far straight. From thatpoint until the checkered flag it was aneck-and-neck battle with Tancrede thewinner over Chann by a scant six feet.The crowd was on its feet, craning necksand howling with excitement at this su-perb exhibition of speed, riding abilityand sport … a fine start to the day’sracing program. Crannell on the Tri-umph was third with Mattie Keevers ofSpringfield on his Indian, fourth, andFred Marsh, Indian, of Hartford, Conn.,fifth. That is the kind of racing that willmake the sport flourish. Each of thesefive men was from a different state—three makes of motorcycles were involvedin the first four places, two of the riderswere dealers and one of them a factoryexecutive. Truly our sport is open for allwho have the physical prowess and theenthusiasm to partake in it!The first Class B event got off to a faststart and on the second lap caused greatexcitement for all spectators and ridersalike. A large brown dog, weighing atleast 125 pounds appeared from nowhere,rushed barking out onto the track, di-rectly in front of the pack of riders com-ing down the straight at better than 60miles an hour! Not a rider shut off, butthey were obliged to dodge and weave,narrowly averting a bad pile-up. Onerider missed the hind quarters of thedog by less than a foot. If he had struckthe animal, a serious accident would al-most certainly have resulted. Even be-Matt Keevers, Factory Exec, and Rider.What factory? Guess.fore the dog reached the center of thetrack, the Baer voice boomed out, “Getthat dog off the track. Show the redflag; all riders hold positions until theanimal is secured.” The dog was elusiveand could not be quickly collared, so tworiders dropped out. The crowd clamoredloudly for the event to be run overwhereupon Mack McConney, the pro-motor, generously agreed to re-run theevent for the benefit of all concerned.The second Class B mile race was spec-tacular in more than one way. The line-up of riders and motorcycles was of greatinterest to all. There was Dick Libby ofPortland, Maine on a Triumph, GeorgeHeck from Pennsylvania, on an Indian,Waiter Balchumas of Brockton, Mass.,on his Ariel, Harry Mullen of Melrose,Mass., on a Velocette and Alex Sweet ofMethuen, Mass., on a good old Super X45.This variety of makes of motorcyclesentered in the event caused considerablebuzzing in the stands … it is what thecrowd wants to see. On the first lap,Sweet and his Super X over-slid, he tak-“Whitey” Westerberg, holder of NewEngland 25-mile TT championship.ing a terrific tumble, rolling over andover, the motorcycle pitching end-over-end for fifty feet. Out went the red flagas the ambulance hurried across the in-field. Alex was on his feet but collapsedand was placed in the ambulance. Fie wasgiven first aid and taken to the hospital,although as far as could be seen, he wasnot too seriously injured beyond a verysevere shaking up and abrasions. DickLibby on his Triumph won the event,closely followed by George Heck on hisIndian, with Walter Belchumas on hisAriel third.Space does not permit us to give a com-plete description of all of the remainingevents, but we will touch on a few of thethrilling moments.In the re-run of the 3-mile Class Bevent which was stopped by the errantdog, Whitey Westerberg of Springfield,on his light blue Indian 45, took the leadand held it to the finish. His riding is sosmooth that he looks more like a picturejust drifting around the track rather thana live rider actually working hard. Wes-terberg’s riding style is superb which ac-counts for the three first places he tookhere today and for his title of New Eng-land T.T. Champion. In this event heset a pace so hot that Cam Renaud ofWoonsocket, R. I. on his fast Harley,over-slid and took a header off the bank-ing. Cam disappeared from sight; but hismachine stayed on the track, righteditself and continued on, riderless, for 100feet, then hit a hummock on the edge ofthe bank and turned end-over-end threetimes. At this instant Cam appeared onthe banking, waving that he was O.K.,refusing to even enter the ambulance.The winner was Westerberg, Indian, fol-lowed by Lloyd Berry of Portland, Maineon his Harley, with Archie Farnell ofWatertown, Mass., also on a Harley.The dashing riding style of Babe Tan-crede of Woonsocket, R. I. was easilythe most spectacular of the day. In win-ning the 5-mile Class A Final, he demon-strated to the crowd that he is still the“champ,” well worthy of the proud 200-mile and 100-mile National Champion-ship titles which he holds. In speakingof Babe’s prowess and dashing style, wedo not mean to take away from the ex-cellent show put up by all the men pres-ent. We cannot speak too highly of theskill displayed by that enthusiastic rider,Jimmy Chann from Bridgeton, N. J. andknow that the crowd also received muchsatisfaction by watching the smooth rid-ing and strenuous effort of all who par-jimmy Chann, winner of three-mile ClassA Event and holder of new track record.December, 1945, h DEALER guidebpace in this section S10 00 nOr,**——————————P Year for three line notice. Each additional line S3.00 per year.ALABAMAMONTGOMERY—Capital Indian Sales CompanyComplete stock of parts for motorcycles andmotorbikes. Fully equipt machine shop render-ing accurate service. 204 No. Court St., LeonR. Sims, Owner.ARIZONAPHOENIX—Bill Kennedy s Harley-Davidson SalesCo., 1234 East Washington Boulevard,PHOENIX—INDIAN Motorcycle Sales <5, Service.Complete line genuine INDIAN parts. Acces-sories, oil, and service for all makes. All ridersWelcomed. Located on Highways 60-70-80-89.1517 East Van Buren St. Floyd C. Nev/, Prop.ARKANSASNORTH LITTLE ROCK—Complete line of partsfor Indian Motorcycles. Accessories, oil andcompetent service for all makes. We'll treatyou fairly. All riders welcomed. Van PeltMotorcycle Service, 1501 E. Washington St.CALIFORNIAFRESNO—Indian Sales 6 Service. Well equippedshop for your needs. Good supply of parts.Drop in and let's get acquainted. Indian MotorSales HOLLYWOOD—Hollywood Motors, Ltd. Motorcy-cle and scooter sales. Complete line of partsand accessories. 5950 Sunset Blvd. Hillside 3041.LOS ANGELES—Official Indian Sales 6 Servicefor Los Angelos and Hollyv/ood areas. GenuineIndian parts and accessories. Riders of allmakes welcome. Cooper Motors, Inc., 1551 W.Pico Blvd. FItzroy 4121.LOS ANGELES—Johnson Motors.- Inc., Distribu-tors for Ariel, Triumph, James, Excelsior motor-cycles and parts, Villiers engines and partsLucas electrical equipment. Amal carburetorsand parts, Coventry chain, Avon tires, Albiongear boxes, Hepolite pistons. Inquiries prompt-ly answered. 1240 West Pico Blvd., Los Angeles15, California. PRospect 3291.LOS ANGELES—Glenn I. Wagner MotorcycleSales. Motorcycles financed for private parties.Complete line parts and accessories. 1212 EastMONTEREY PARK—Ed Kretz, Sales & Service. In-dian motorcycles, parts and service. Service onall makes. Everybody welcome. Let's get ac-quainted. 750 E. Garvey. Phone Atlantic 45680.NAPA <5, VALLEJO—Nelson Bettencourt—Harley-Davidson Sales <5 Service, 1021 Coombs St ,Nana: 317 Marin St., Vallei-n.OAKLAND — Claude Salmon, Harley - Davidsondales in Oakland. 3039 Myrtle St., at 31st and SanPablo.OAKLAND—Vern Gardner. Square 4 Motor Serv-ice dealer for Ariel, Triumph and James motor-cycles. Repairs for all makes. 4418 E. 14th St.PASADENA—Motorcycle, Motor Scooter and Auto-mobile sales financed for dealers and individ-uals. Call,write or come see us. Walt KiddFinance Co., Phone SY<-amore 2-4821, 570 NorthTake Ave.. Pasadena 4.POMONA—Campy's. Harley-Davidson Sales andService. Complete line of parts and accessories.Service by Factory Mechanics only. Whatevermake you ride, fellows, you're always welcomeat Ben Campanale's. 897 W. 2nd St. Phone3971.RIVERSIDE—Skip Fordyce Har-Dav Sales, 369014th St. The most beautiful motorcycle shop inAmerica. “Where main street leads to thefront door.” Enjoy shopping in the Nation'smost complete accessory department. Tenshow cases jammed full. If others don't haveit, try us. FREE POOL and GAME ROOMS.We don't care what brand of "horsepower 'you ride. Write your criticisms in our guestbook. We want to improve and intend to, soplease help us. Our aim to have the BESTMOTORCYCLE SHOP IN THE NATION.SAN DIEGO—W. J. RUHLE. Harley-DavidsonSales and Service. Every convenience for therider. 929 India Street.SAN DIEGO—Guy Urquhart, ’ndian Sales plete service on all makes of motorcycles. Oneof the largest parts and accessory stocks in theUnited States. Immediate service on mail or-ders. All riders welcome. 1041 Columbia St.SAN FRANCISCO—Dudley Perkins, Harley-Davidson Sales headquarters, 655 Ellis Street.SAN FRANCISCO—Hap Jones. Indian Sales Service. Where riders of all makes are givenoaual hospitality and service. 235 Valencia St.SAN FRANCISCO—Frank Servetti. MotorcycleSales and Service. Oil, parts, accessories. Allmakes. Whatever make you ride, drop in andLot's got associated. 375 Valencia Street.SAN FRANCISCO—Ray Eddy, Inc. Harley-David-son Salos and Service for Pleasure Riders. 17/Valencia St. Phone Hemlock 6177.SAN JOSE—Tom Sifton—Harley-Davidson Salos 6Service. A lull line of new and used models.A complete stock of parts. 580 South First Street,San Joso.SAcyd© Sales &%rike-r & K?,ons' Ind,an Motor,plant in a ^ Service. Most complete cyclePhone 6476 CaIlornia' 2806 N. Main.VHLitaI?-7naCkr’SJCycl® Sh°P' 2038 °hio St. at=.™Z Jm.1” Sa'os snriuven COLORADOMo*OrcYcle Sales & Service. Themost complete stock of Indian parts in the coun-isK’ wMrnY h‘ntr- °r 4he motorcYdist. All tour-ists welcome. Mike Tagaris, Prop. 1812-14 Ara-pahoe Street. Phone Tabor 9283.wrwCONNECTICUTN LONDON—Indian Sales & Service. Head-?On„r'erS o°r ™otorcYcle parts, accessories andStmnn' nL“ileS n.°[th New London. RalphStrong, Old Norwich Rd.. Quaker Hill, Conn.FLORIDAG^lriESVuLn'7?.AYo BRANNAN- Army motor-ridl™’ P 551 ' Ratteries. tires, plugs, shields,.............‘Trades andRiders wel-rising jackets and Harley parts,financing handled. Mail orders,come. 1874 W. University Ave.GEORGIAATLANTA—Indian Motorcycle Sales, Inc. Largestand best equipped shop in the South. Largestock used motors and motor bikes, parts andaccessories. Motorcyclists alv/ays welcome alTed Edwards Place. 624 Spring St., N. WIDAHOBOISE — Don A. Gamble's Harley-DavidsonAgency, on Highway No. 30, 1604 Front St.,Boise. Idaho.BOISE—Visit Vern and Buzz Indian MotorcycleSales cycle store, where all riders are given equalhospitality and service. 1517 Main St.IDAHO FALLS—Blasius Brothers, Inc., Harley-Davidson Sales <5 Service. Most complete stockof parts and accessories in this region. Tour-ists, genuine H-D oil. Fully equipt repair shop.Prompt service.INDIANAEVANSVILLE—BUD BAYS Indian Sales & Service.Complete stock Indian - parts and accessories.Mail orders promptly filled. Riders of all makesare always welcome at BUD'S. 1426 WestFranklin St. Phone 38304.INDIANAPOLIS—Harley-Davidson Sales <5 Service—Package Trucks—Servi-Cars. Complete stockof parts. Information for the tourist. John Mor-gan, Prop. 701 South Meridian St.—PhonePilUv 7012.KENDALLVILLE—Preston Motors, Inc.Indian parts and acc'ys, all models.for all repairs. All riders welcome. Service Repairs for all makes-IOWACOUNCIL BLUFFS — Harley-Davidson Sales <5Service. Genuine H-D oil. parts, acc'ys & tires.Five hi-ways pass our doors. Riders of allmakes welcome. Stop for service, supplies orinformation. Geo. A. Lincoln, 207-9-11 EastBroadway.GenuineFacilitiesMAINESANFORD—Indian Sales <5 Service. Parts, acces-sories, tires and Indian Oil. Tourist information.J H. Goodrich, School Street.MASSACHUSETTSSPRINGFIELD—“Western Massachusetts Motor-cycle Trading Center.” Motorcycles, accessor-ies, parts, authorized Indian service. IndianSilver Arrow outboard motor parts. Riders, olall makes of motorcycles welcomed. SpringfieldMotorcycle Sales, Inc., 354 Columbus Ave., onRoute 5, south end of city.MISSOURIKANSAS CITY—Indian Motorcycle Sales—Largeststock of Indian parts in the Middle West. Newand used machines—Accessories. 2701 E. 15thSt. Established 1904.KANSAS CITY—Genuine Harley-Davidson parts.We specialize on mail orders. Can supply mosteverything for any motorcycle. Send for CycleChatter. Whitman Motorcycle and Supply Co.,■105-9 Southwest Blvd.NEBRASKALINCOLN—Vernon Goodwin, IndianSalos <& Service. Where riders ofare WELCOME and treated alike.Island Pepo, NEW JERSEYELIZABETH—Adamec Cycle Sales. Dealers forHarley-Davidson motorcycles, parts and access-“ Y r Aniline H-D oil. Open Sundays till 1:00p1^ ’ 771-73 Edgar Road. Rt. 25. Phone 2-7248.NEWARK—-Welcome. Newark Visitors. Carl W.Po 518 Broad St., Newark, N. J. Harley-Dav^dfon motorcycles, parts and repairs. Phone:NEXVARK—Largest stock of new and used motor-NEWAKk. the Metropolitan area. All tourists in-C\ d Onen evo Y evening. Bob Sarkegian. In-3S6 Broadway.Motorcycleall makesOn Rock23NEW YORKMANHATTAN—Visit the hub ?f Metropolitan M/Cactivities. A hearty welcome to all cyclists.Complete stock INDIANS and others. Motor-cycles Incorporated, 118-120 East 129 St. Be-tween Park and Lexington Aves. Phone Lehigh4-3731.UTICA—John Ciccarelli, Indian Sales & Service.Where Riders of All Makes are Given EqualHospitality and Service." 41 Genesee Street.OKLAHOMAENID—"Where the Cherokee Stnp still Spells IN-DIAN. Everything for the motorcycle and rider.Indian Motorcycle Sales & Service, George Pas-by. Prop.OKLAHOMA CITY—Complete line of parts, oiland accessories for INDIAN motorcycles. Over25 years experience sales and service. All riderswelcomed. Harry's Indian Sales. 27 N. DeweySt.TULSA— 'Oil capital of the World." RudolphBros. Indian Sales. Complete stock of parts &accy's. All service guaranteed. Just 3 doorsMo. .off Hi-way 66 on So. Main St. Tourist infor-mation. All riders welcome. 919 So. Main St.OHIOCANTON—Parts and service for all makes of mo-torcycles. New Cylinder reboring bar to takecare of all makes. Mail orders promptly filled.Appleby Indian Co., 314 Cherry Ave., N.E..Canton 2.Cli’.CiNii'ATI—Harley-Davidson Sales <5 Service—Motorcycles and package trucks. Completestock of parts. Stop in and see us. Ray Kon-kler. Proprietor. 1924 Central Parkway—PhoneCHerry 3202.CINCINNATI—May we help you to "Keep 'emRolling"? We specialize in expert service & re-pairing, also cylinder grinding and honing.Complete stock of genuine Indian parts and ac-cessories. Mail orders promptly filled. IndianMotor Sales Co., 30 W. 12th St., PArkway 5966.Ray Hummel, Prop.OREGONEUGENE—Westside Motorcycle Shop. Indian Salesin Lane County. 17 years in the same place.C. R. Saville, Mgr., 1809 West 6th Ave., onHighway No. 99. Phone 3153 W.EUGENE—Harley Davidson Sales Co., 1808 East13th. Complete line of Harley-Davidson Oil,parts and accessories. "Wob" Purcell, Prop.PORTLAND—Ray E. Garner. Indian Motorcyclesales & service. All riders welcome. Completestock of parts and accessories. 935 S. E. Haw-thorne. East 6444.TEXASAUSTIN—"Cruise with Cruse on Indian." 1708San Jacinto St., Austin, Texas.DALLAS—Indian Sales Co., 2723 Main St., Cityof the most beautiful women and best motor-cycle service. Complete stock of parts, oiland accessories. Riders of all makes welcome.EL PASO—Indian Sales Co., 215 West San An-tonio St., El Paso, Texas. Full line parts, ac-cessories, oil and reliable service. On Highway80. “Year 'round scenic route from Coast toCoast." Walter Lupton, Dealer.FT. WORTH—Dalio’s Indian Sales. "Where TrueSportsmen Meet.” Oil, Parts, Accy's. Up-to-date motor rebuilding equipment. Expert repairwork. 1502 East Lancaster St. (Hwy 80) PeteOalio, Dealer.FORT WORTH—"Where the West Begins." Helm-camp Motor Service. Authorized Harley-David-son Sales HOUSTON—Indian Motorcycle Sales, 1422 Frank-lin Avenue. Complete line of parts, accessories,oil. Located on Highway 90. "Hearty Welcometo All."SAN ANTONIO—Pierce Bros. Indian Sales. 107-09 W. Martin Street, San Antonio, Texas. "GoodService, Genuine Parts and a Real Texas Wel-come.”WICHITA FALLS — One-Stop Harley-DavidsonService. Good stock motorcycles, parts, acces-sories, tires, oil, etc. Wichita Cycle Co., Oppo-site Union Ry. station, P. O. Box 578. LesMyers. Manager.WASHINGTONSEATTLE—FORSBERG INDIAN CO. Authorized In-dian Dealer. Genuine parts and accessories.Complete repair service. 1159 Broadway.TACOMA — CLARENCE POTTER CO. Harley-Davidson Motorcycles. Complete stock of parts.accessories and oil. 19th coma 3.CANADASASKATOON—Nicholson Bros.. Motorcycle Engi-neers—Distributors—Triumph, Matchless. Pan-ther. Ariel and Villiers-engined motorcycles.Hepolite Pistons. Rings, Valves. Guides. Partsand Accessories stocked for all American andBritish makes. Publishers of "Modern Motor-cycle Mechanics" manual. Return mail service.ALLENTOWN—Indian Sales & Service—Expert re-pairs. Service on all makes motorcycles. AllenScheirer, 713 Lehigh St.ATLANTIC CITY—Harley-Davidson Sales ice. Prompt service to Tourists—Get Ac-quainted. Al. Cardani, 2522 Atlantic Ave.BALTIMORE—Distributor Indian motorcycles, Co-lumbia bicycles, Oilzum oil, acc'ys. James H.DayoIL 232 S. Broadway. Phone Bro. 7440. Md-BETHLEHEM—"Pop” Wolfe, Dean of Indian motor-cycle service. Parts, acc'ys.. stock. 5 mi. N.W. Bethlehem. R. No. 2 Northampton, Pa.BRIDGETON—H-D Sales <5 Service. Parts, acc'ys.Genuine H-D oil. Service all makes motors.Chann Bros., 35 S. Pearl St., New Jersey.CAMDEN—Har.-Dav. motorcycles. Distributor forBurlington. Gloster, Camden counties. FrankDeViney, 1124-26 Kaighn Avenue, New Jersey.CAMDEN—Indian Sales & Service—Expert re-pairs. Prompt service to tourists. Phone0547W. C. C. Albertson Ave.EASTON—Indian Sales & Service. Complete lineparts and acc'ys. Indian oil, tires, batteries.Easton Cycle Co., Levine, 621 Walnut St., Pa.HARRISBURG—H-D Service. 25 years a dealer.Largest riding togs dept, in Pa. Milan Fitch, 1403 N. 3rd Street, Pa.HARRISBURG—Indian Sales repairs—Complete line parts Hunsicker, 1210 No. 6th St., Phone 3-9876.LANCASTER—Indian Sales & Ser. Complete lineparts. See us for repair jobs. Batteries, tires,etc. Manning Motors, RD No. 1, Millersville, Pa.METUCHEN—Modem Motorcycle Mart. Cyclesales and service. See us for that repair job.All riders welcome. Box 571, N. J.MILLVILLE—Indian Sales all makes of motorcycles. All riders welcome.John "Wop” Varesio. 18 E. McNeal St., N. J.PATTERSON—Indian Sales repairs—Complete line parts Rhoads, 432 Main St.PERTH AMBOY—Indian Sales acc'ys. We can keep your motor perking. Col-avito Bros., 346 Washington St., N. J.MIDDLE ATLANTIC STATESMIDDLE ATLANTICMOTORCYCLE DEALERS ASS'N., INC."Sponsors of Langhorn 100-MiIe Race”Sec'y H. E. Fritz, 221 N. 9th St., Reading, Pa.When in any of the following towns, you arewarmly invited to visit our members.HARLEY-DAVIDSON — Compliments of CharlesCartwright—Harley Davidson Motor Cycle Co.See the 1946 Models at your local dealer.INDIAN—Compliments of Harry Patton—Directorof Sales—Indian Motocycle Co. See the 1946Models at your local dealer.PHILADELPHIA—Geo. E. Taylor, 511 Tennis Ave.Glenside, Pa., English motorcycles. Ariel, Tri-umph, Norton—parts and service.PHILADELPHIA—Harley-Davidson Sales & Serv-ice. For those good repair jobs see CardiniCycles, 1131 South 11th St. HOW. 1313. Pa.PHILADELPHIA—H. J. Miller—Sound system—Precision electric timing for events. 47 <5 Sam-son Streets, Phone GRA 9937.PHILADELPHIA—Indian Sales C*. We have theparts you need. Mail orders. Finest equipt. Lin-coln Hiway, 1635 Hunting Park Ave. Dav. 5045.PHILADELPHIA — Harley-Davidson Distributors.Sales and service. Prompt service to tourists.Harley-Davidson Co., 857 N. Broad. Fre. 3885.PLEASANTVILLE—Weathers Motor Cycle Shop.Indian Sales 6 Service—Outboard Motors re-paired. 521 N, Main St., Phone 1708.POTTSTOWN—Indian Sales & Service. Very goodline parts. Drop in and get acquainted. FrankKiss & Co,. 18 High St., Pa. Dial 833.POTTSTOWN—Harley-Davidson Distributor. SalesMilton P. WenseL 434 High St., Phone 2353. Pa.QUAKERTOWN—Cycle Sales & Service. Parts,oil, tires & accy's. Service on all makes ofmotorcycles. Ward Straum, 14 Main St., Pa.READING—Indian sales and service. GenuineIndian parts and acc'ys. See Fritz's Indians,236 N 9th St., Pa. Dial 28233.READING—VisitCharles "Rod” Wolverton.Distributor Harley-Davidson motorcycles. Gen-uine H.D. parts and acc'ys. 125 North FrontSt., Pa.SALEM—’See "Zip” Bauer for complete line newbicycles and parts. Indian Sales <5, Service.Bauer, 399 E. Broadway, Phone 559, N. J.SOMERVILLE—Jos. Terpis, Prop. Motorcycle ex-change. Stop at our new Gulf Service Station<£ Indian Shop. Telephone Somerville 91W. Rt.29.SUMMIT—Larry's Cycle & Sport Shop. Bicycles—Indian Motor Cycles—Outboards. Scarinzi, 415Broad St., Tel. Su 6-6028.TRENTON—H-D distributor of Mercer County.Genuine parts, oil & accy's. Expert repairs.Chico's H-D, 252 Elmer St., N. J.TRENTON—Indian sales & service. See Wm.Pegg, Mgr., for quick service. Jas. Darling,1652 Princeton Ave., N. J.WASHINGTON, D. C.—Harley-Davidson Sales 6Service. Everybody welcome, "Red'' House,1065 31st St. N.W., Phone MI. 0602.WASHINGTON—Indian Motorcycle Sales & Serv.Gen. factory parts and accessories. All riderswelcome. John Hostetter, 911-9th St. N.W.—Dist.Col.WAYNE—Indian Sales 6 Ser. Can supply mosteverything for motorcycles. Now and usedmotors. Ernest DeSimone, Lincoln Highway, Pa.WEST CHESTER—Full line Indian acc'ys andparts. Latest factory equipment for repairwork. Clom Murdaugh, 142 W. Market, Pa.WILMINGTON—Indian Sales 6 Service. Bicycles.Everything for the motorcycle. Call Wilm.2-2345. Dolmer T. Van Sice. 6 E. 15 St. Del. And much more! 16800

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