Although Born-Free was/is really about vintage choppers, Mike and Grant have always encourage attendees to ride in vintage bikes of all types. As for myself, I enjoy seeing them just as much as the choppers. Here's a few that caught my lens.
Whatever the case, it appears a bit pinker than usual.
1947 Kucklehead with great patina.
1949 or '50 Panhead... or just built from parts? Never the less, a clean machine.
It was nice to see Dr. Sprocket (aka Rich Ostrander), take home the trophy for "Best Bobber".
He originally restored his 1940 Knuck as a stocker then later Bobbed it.
An interesting blending of parts.
Chuck Vogel took "Best Original" with his 1928 Henderson.
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Supossedly the Hi-Fi Purple was available in late -61, although a 62& 63 color... My -62 CH looks like that one, & I had the color matched to a oem touch up can lid. Also every 62-63 brochure I've seen shows that pinkish shade.
But the few restored bikes I've seen with Hi-Fi purple paint seems to be much darker & less pink..?
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