The ride-out starts with a display of vintage motorcycles at the Fremantle Town Hall, followed by a ride through the port city. It's not all about vintage bikes though. Numerous motorcycle clubs also attend and, as it now forms part of the Festival of Fremantle, it draws a very big crowd.
http://au.news.yahoo.com/thewest/a/-/breaking/17307479/ride-down-freos-memory-lane/
A replica of Arthur Grady's 1925 Douglas
A line up of veteran motorcycles organised by the Vintage Motor Cycle Club of WA
Scott Flying Squirrel, powered by its distinctive water cooled two-stroke engine
I'm not sure what this one was as it did not have a name plate
Indians from the Early American Motorcycle Club
A 1935 DKW NZ250 with old style girder forks
A little crowd admires an East German MZ ETZ250. The second one I've seen in Perth
I was captured on arrival by a photographer from the Vintage Motorcycle Club.
As the Ariel has been off the road for some time with a blown ring I took the Troll. It was pretty much the only scooter in attendance but still drew a crowd
Not quite a motorcycle - a Morgan three wheeler
The Arthur Grady Rideout received a write up in Old Bike Australia and the Troll got a mention.
http://www.oldbikemag.com.au/
