1943 Harley Davidson WLA - Libby has a problem.

Libby, the 1943 Harley Davidson WLA, is off on a trip soon but we have a problem.

[@JeremyHollier]

Always nice to see the WLA out and about.

[@copper6600]

What a nice and interesting video, your Libby rides just wonderful i hope i`m as good on my feet as Libby is on hers with 80 years of age,she sounds very capable and healthy i love those Harley exhausts.Have a nice Journey and Ride safe🍀🍀🍀

[@old-n-Goldie]

Thanks, glad you found it interesting. Yes, she certainly goes well for an old lady. Cheers.

[@crumblymal8479]

Nice bike and it really runs well great ti it being used rather than the ones that are ornaments 👌👍

[@old-n-Goldie]

Thanks, glad you like her, she doesn't do bad for an 80 year old😁 I get out on her when I can, bikes were made to ride. Cheers.

[@user-rf9me7xm1w]

Glad to see Libby back to full working order, she looks much easier to work on than the tech laden modern bikes and it’s amazing that spares are still available for an eighty year old bike. Really enjoyed the test ride, it looked quite a “work out” compared to riding a modern bike. Look forward to seeing yours and Libby’s forthcoming adventure, have a great time.

[@old-n-Goldie]

Thanks for the kind comments, glad you enjoyed it. She certainly is 'different' to ride and you have to get you brain into gear for the foot clutch and hand gear change but very enjoyable. Cheers.

[@claretbuck1882]

Awesome bud always nice to see Libby getting her legs stretched 👍🏻

[@old-n-Goldie]

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it. Cheers.

[@douglasradowick508]

O-n-G, nice to see Libby getting some "1-on-1" time with you, it was obvious she had no problem with letting service her brakes, she just wanted personal attention from you! She sounds better than a lot of modern bikes now. She's letting you know that she can hold her own, at 80, them some bikes only 20 years of age where parts are nearly not possible to find! I'm sure she'll handle the road-trip you've planned, flawlessly!😁😎🏍️👍🏍️ Doug

[@old-n-Goldie]

Thanks a lot Doug, yes, shoe was probably just feeding needy. Cheers.