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the Cannonball Run
~ 23SEP12 ~

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Dudley Perkins hosting the event, and...
the riders' arrival...

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riders' arrival continued...

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riders' arrival continued, and...
some bikes on the street...

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more bikes on the street, and...
close ups of the machines...

The Raz Report



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~ Dudley Perkins Harley-Davidson ~ Motorcycle Cannonball Run ~


the 2012 Cannonball Run route
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the route

Pre-event TBD TBD
Pre-event TBD Registration, TBD
Stage 1 Fr Sept. 7 Newburgh, NY to Wellsboro, PA 210 Miles
Stage 2 Sa Sept. 8 Wellsboro, PA to Sandusky, OH 320 Miles
Stage 3 Su Sept. 9 Sandusky, OH to Milwaukee, WI 300 Miles
Stage 4 Mo Sept. 10 Milwaukee, WI. to Anamosa, IA 214 Miles
Stage 5 Tu Sept. 11 Anamosa, IA to Spirit Lake, IA 279 Miles
Stage 6 We Sept. 12 Spirit Lake, IA to Murdo, SD 326 Miles
Stage 7 Th Sept. 13 Murdo, SD to Sturgis, SD 278 Miles
Rest Day Fr Sept. 14 Rest Day; Sturgis, SD
Stage 8 Sa Sept. 15 Sturgis, SD to Sheridan, WY 242 Miles
Stage 9 Su Sept. 16 Sheridan, WY. to Yellowstone, WY 229 Miles
Stage 10 Mo Sept. 17 Yellowstone, WY. to Jackson Hole, WY  160 Miles
Stage 11 Tu Sept. 18 Jackson Hole, WY. to Mountain Home, ID 299 Miles
Stage 12 We Sept. 19 Mountain Home, ID. to Burns, OR 251 Miles
Stage 13 Th Sept. 20 Burns, OR. to Klamath Falls, OR 230 Miles
Stage 14 Fr Sept. 21 Klamath Falls, OR. to Fortuna, CA 285 Miles
Stage 15 Sa Sept. 22 Fortuna, CA to Cotati, CA 240 miles
Stage 16 Su Sept. 23 Cotati, CA to San Francisco, CA 93 miles


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here we are... left on Utah, right or Correy...
some support vehicles lined up on Utah...

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Vincent and Inian went together in 1947 to produce a Vincent powered Indian, basically a Vincent motor in an Indian frame; however, Indian went belly up about that time and only the prototype was built. This bike is a hand built "replica" of that prototye, exception of the use of the Indian frame which had a front down tube whereas the motor was part of "the frame" in the Vinvent configuration. This is none the less a nice piece of work!
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... here they come...

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... psyke!...

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... here they come... really...

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1ST AND 2ND PLACE...
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#18 Doug Feinsod of California on a 1920 Henderson Deluxe, ranked 44th of 69
#2 Erik Dunk of New York on a 1929 Harley Davidson JD, ranked 32nd of 69

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... Bo... this is you in 20 years...

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Ranked 1st of 69:
#1 Brad Wilmarth of Virginia
on a 1913 Excelsior Twin

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Ranked 2nd of 69:
#14 Joe Gardella of Michigan
on a 1914 Harley Davidson

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Page 1 of 4:
Dudley Perkins hosting the event, and...
the riders' arrival...

Page 2 of 4:
riders' arrival continued...

Page 3 of 4:
riders' arrival continued, and...
some bikes on the street...

Page 4 of 4:
more bikes on the street, and...
close ups of the machines...

The Raz Report

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2 riders on 1 motor for 222.2 miles, 444.4 total miles
RuslH&SharonH

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