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Walt Greenwood

GB1200R British-Style Custom Sportster

by Walt Greenwood - Contributor to The Kneeslider on 6/2/2008

in Motorcycle Builders, Motorcycle Design, Walt Greenwood

Brian Laine loved the idea of a low-vibration, long-distance Harley Sportster, so when the rubber-mount model appeared in 2004, he bought one. But Laine decided a few styling cues drawn from his collection of British bikes would set his XR1200R apart from the crowd. The result is a subtle custom the Arlington, Wash. native calls [...]

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Triumph Trackmaster Street Tracker

by Walt Greenwood - Contributor to The Kneeslider on 4/22/2008

in Motorcycle Builders, Vintage Motorcycles, Walt Greenwood

A 1974 Trackmaster frame he scored from a U.S. Air Force man returning from England gave Jerry Ennis the last piece he needed to complete this sanitary Triumph street tracker.
Ennis added a few rare nifty bits from his collection and produced a bike that drew crowds when he rolled it out April 19 at [...]

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Bob Mighell of Stanwood, WA set out to build a machine safer than a two wheeler that could still carve the turns like a bike. He rolls out his latest version at the Cycle World show in Seattle on November 30.
After years of trials with an ‘underpowered’ proof of concept machine, a three-wheeled Honda Rebel [...]

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The Kneeslider – Guest Contributor Walt Greenwood

by Paul Crowe - "The Kneeslider" on 11/20/2007

in Kneeslider, Walt Greenwood

The Kneeslider welcomes Walt Greenwood to our steadily growing group of contributors. Walt found an interesting bike up in his neck of the woods and when he sent in a photo, I smiled right away and told him to put something together, I’ll bet a few of you will get a kick out of it, [...]

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