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Wednesday, February 13, 2013
Dean Lanza Photos on Jodylanza's Photostream
I just received a comment yesterday on one of my old Dean Lanza posts from Lanza's daughter Jody and she has a photostream up with some great scans and original photos of Dean's bikes. There is an especially cool shot of the Wild Angels "Dragon Bike" in the batch. All images are copyright so I can't post any here but check out both of the pages, PAGE 1, and PAGE 2. Enjoy!
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Motorcycle Speed Center decal from ebay quite a while back. This is one of the coolest decals I've ever seen! How's this scrawny bi...
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Harpoon's paint and the white Bates p-pad were meant for each other. The pad isn't cinched down all the way but this gives you an i...
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These shifters are all pretty sweet ways to stand out from the crowd! Type in Armond's Knucklehead in the search feature to see the Spe...
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I know a lobby card of this same image was posted earlier but I think this one is much clearer. Harley drag bike heading down the line. Ev...
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Here's a great lineup of bikes including Brando's t-bird leading off the gang. Photo from Ebay!
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Here's a nice example of a narrowed wideglide front end on a rigid Shovel! Diggin' the digger! (from an early 80s Easyrider Magazi...

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