Flash and Lizard getting ready to have a good breakfast at a restaurant just past Askov.
Lizard (Dave) is a staple at the rally. I was told that he had a new costume this year. I being a newcomer (my first Blind Lizard) was just thrilled to see him.
Lizard was willing to give rides throughout the day.
There were several bikes honoring the lizard.
This is a Suzuki with a Wankel Rotary engine The RE5. I think it is a 1976. http://www.suzukicycles.org/RE5/RE5-Rotary.shtml
Wards Riverside
I think I remember this bike back in the 60's at that time I was a mini bike rider. http://www.bordsenius.com/motoguzzi/database/mc.php3?action=edit_model&id=167
This is a 1963 Cushman scooter. The fellow has owned it for 35 year.
This is a Harley scooter. An unreliable source told me that Harley did not manufacture them, but simply hired a company to manufacture them. Harley then put their name on them.
http://motorcycleinfo.org/2008/08/harley-davidson-scooters-and-mopeds/
Nearly every motorcycle with a sidecar had at least one dog as a passenger.
There must have been at least 250 bikes and who know how many people.
I don't know the year or model of this BMW. Maybe you can figure it out and let me know. http://www.motorbikes.be/en/BMW_motorcycles.aspx
I don't think I will ever have a vintage bike like this. I can only imagine what it is like to ride one. If you my beloved readers have such a bike, please ride over to my place some time and let me take it around the block.
This is a Honda Super Six. They may have only made it for one year. Some guy once told me Honda did it simply to prove that if could be done.
A dog's best friend is a sidecar.
Lizard liked the 0 cc bikes. These are custom made bikes.
Wow, This was some bike. 
A few people came in period dress. This guy had a great Triumph and his clothing reminded me of a Cafe Racer.
I have no idea what this three wheeled machine was called. 
Flash was way too interested in the scooters. Prediction: The Nobody Museum will be adding a scooter wing in the next few years as Flash has a soft spot for classic scooters 
This is a 1921 Harley. It has a spark advance lever. When this fellow stated it to leave the rally, it was a slow and difficult process. He worked his way out in baby steps, as the bike kept stalling and would take 10 - 15 minutes to get it prepped and ready for another go. 
The Mowercycle was a very popular bike. A week long project for a creative fellow. 
This is a cyclone motorcycle. http://www.khulsey.com/motorcycles/vintage_motorcycle_cyclone.html
These segeways are a regular at the rally also. Evidently there is a tour company on the island that uses these two wheeled wonders.
The guy riding this Ural had a note on the bike stating that is was not an old bike just an old design, but warned that it was a real chick magnet! The guy was well into his 60's and appeared to have his wife riding in the sidecar!
This is a Triumph chopper. I like the name of the motorcycle club. I would like to be a member of the Flywheelers.
Lizard and Flash are glad to be back in Duluth. We rode 3/4 of the trip home in a steady rain. Lizard got his motorcycle rider name on this trip. This was his first long ride so it was appropriate to name him after the rally. Also I consider lizards to be tough, and our Lizard was very tough riding a 400 cc bike 300 plus miles, with a good portion in a driving rain. He didn't have rain gear
