I stopped by my friend Al's machine shop yesterday, and these were just "hanging around" in plain sight:
(sorry for the crappy phone-photos; It was all I could muster at the time!)
1941 Indian Scout
(http://i1085.photobucket.com/albums/j434/Steve_in_Florida/Als%20Shop/IndianScout1_zps93808346.jpg)
1962 Yamaha
(http://i1085.photobucket.com/albums/j434/Steve_in_Florida/Als%20Shop/Yamaha1_zps2e3a9a5b.jpg)
Same 1962 Yamaha
(http://i1085.photobucket.com/albums/j434/Steve_in_Florida/Als%20Shop/Yamaha2_zps671748a9.jpg)
Al also manufactures "Penny-Farthing"-style bicycles under the name "Victory Bicycles". http://www.victorybicycles.com/ (http://www.victorybicycles.com/)
He used to be heavily into sports cars, and still has a Porsche 356, Porsche 914, MGA Coupe, A couple of vintage VW Beetles, a VW Rail Buggy, and a VW-powered race car.
In one of his out-buildings that's full of motorcycles, he has a 1941 Indian Chief, a 1941 Indian Scout, a 1937 Indian Scout, several Harleys of various vintages, and some other bikes.
One of his current restoration projects is a 1912 Excelsior 500cc single-cylinder motorcycle, similar to these:
(http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/b/b5/Excelsior_500_cc_1912.jpg)
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v465/Curvrider/Ralph%20Waynes/DSC_0002.jpg)
Needless to say, Al is a pretty interesting character.
Just thought I'd share some photos with the group.
Steve
Verry cool.