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true, I am already looking forward to next year.I am dead. :'D
That's right Jim, great meet. I have known Jim for 30 years. Jim used to let me bring a few Stingrays to sell at his spaces at the Goodguy's meets in Pleasanton a long time ago. I also used to go to his swaps same place where this one was, at his shop. Been quite a while though since I have been to one of Jim's swaps. Jim also came to a July 4th show and bike ride I had at my place in Capitola over 20 years ago. It was a Stingray only show so Jim shows up with an old 20 inch tank bike with an old paperboy newspaper sack on it that he rode through the town with the rest of us, and his bike won a trophy at the show. Somewhere I had a photo of Jim riding that bike, it was cool seeing Jim on a 20 inch bike Getting back to to the show Sunday, it is like Jim said that it is not the size that matters. I have been to all sizes swaps through the years and it is the once a year swaps like Jim's that are usually the best as some people just sell only at that same show every year and bring cool stuff they have been collecting through the year to sell at the show. Again, it was a great meet. I collect Stingray's. On Sunday I picked up a couple of early to mid 60's bikes, one red and one black which are tough to find with the original paint. It has been a while since I have purchased seen the early ones at a swap. Also a lot of early Stingray bars, some seats, tires, and also did well selling. Thanks again Jim, a true gentleman if there ever was one.
@Che, that's how we roll...we help each other out. It was Tyler @mr.cycleplane who helped me with my first Morrow hub, and ever since I've been a fan of these coaster brakes. When working as they should, you will love them.
It's not the only one. It's just the best one.
