At the Mid America Bike Week in Hot Springs, AR they had a vintage bike exhibit. There were probably 100 bikes. One was an Indian that looked more like a bicycle than a motorcycle. There were several vintage Harleys, and I noticed some single cylinder HDs, and if my memory serves me correctly, did HD make a Sprint? Honda 160's, etc.

On the way back I noticed a group of small two seater MGs making their way into town. Then I spied another group of MGs and Triumphs, and a few old two seater Tbirds. There were some old two seater sports cars that I couldn't identify, but were way cool.

Of all days to forget the camera!

You couldn't ask for a better day to ride though. Riding up it was in the mid 60's, and in the low 80's going back with a hint of coolness in the breeze. A perfect day to ride 300+ miles. It was a small show with not much happening when I got there, but the vintage bikes and vintage two seater convertable sports cars were something I'll always remember.

I'll never leave the camera behind again!

That always happens, I rode up to take pics of elk last summer. Got gas at cloudcroft and went to get my camera. I left it on the table by where I park my bike. Of course I saw like 400 elk right by the road. Had two bulls in the road looking at me! I always have my camera, except that day, darnit!

Hey that forgetfull stuff only gets worst as father time marches by

Can get you a picture of one - This is the ride that got me interested in American Iron, a SPORTSter, get it, "SPORTS"
Also a HD scooter, don't know if they made it or imported it

Forgive the quality, usually have a camera but this one is a PO'

Those are some great pics y'all put up. Rex, that is one of those "Once in a lifetime" moments. That is awesome!