This is one of the coolest twin engine pre-unit drag racers around, the "Two Timer!"
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The two photos above come from a 1971 Choppers related magazine! Here's a great show photo of the Quicksilver from a 1967 Cycle Sport Ma...
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A just thought this was a pretty cool picture of a triumph drag bike, probably that was just started on the rollers. The Harman & Colli...
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Last picture is from a 1966 Modern Cycle magazine showing Eddie Haskell's bike with a little different look. You can see his bike in tw...
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A couple of people were asking how the bike was coming along so I thought I'd post some more pictures. Realistically I'm hoping to h...
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The Art of Custom Painting " by Carl Caiti, published by Metalflake Inc, Haverhill, Mass., most likely in the early 70s, as submitted b...

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