I picked up most of mine at an auction this summer in Youngstown.

I'm really disappointed that I didn't recognize you. Right across from you was Bill with the stainless spokes.  Wayne Mahaffey gets some of his spokes from Bill. Most of the guys around here are Whizzer people. They say that the 2-cycles have to park in the grass while they park in the parking lot.   We went on a 25 mile ride today and I was the only Simplex.

Thanks for the pictures, Tom.  I live 2 miles from where the Swap Meet was - I actually work for Hartville Enterprises who owns the complex there.  I went on the ride for ice cream on Friday, in the morning they took a ride to the blimp hanger - didn't make that one. I wish I would have known you were going to be there...I would have caught up with you.  Let me know if you come next year.
By the way, Jim's bike broke down on the way to get ice cream.
Hopefully I'll see you in Portland next year!
Dwayne

Nice looking bike. That will turn some heads. Good job.

Thanks for all of the pictures - I appreciate you sharing them. It's always good to know what happened at Portland.  I couldn't make it this year, but hoping it works out for next year.   Thanks again.

Nice job, Rick!  Can you tell me if you free-handed, and if so, what type of brush did you use? I've done mine with tape that you pull the center out of, but its    not a real good look.  Thanks, Dwayne

Yep Rick, I saw that right after I sent it. I never did very well in school. Pete thanks, I think I may be able to cross some of those numbers.