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1952 Paul Revere Classic / Crotona M.C. Road Enduro - 1-Page Vintage Motorcycle Article
Paul Revere Classic - high score to Gene Baron, Alfred Schultz topped Class B contestants, both riding \"K\" model Harleys in this gruelling 24-hour, 650 mile Road Enduro
Singly and in small groups, 92 bleary-eyed riders motored into the home check in New York\'s White Plains...The Paul Revere Classic promoted by the Crotona M.C. and sponsored by the Metropolitan Harley-Davidson Dealers Association was a road run strictly for standard road machines. Starting in the Bronx it took contestants north through New York State into Vermont, took an easterly jog at Burlington and swung south at Barre. Then down through Massachusetts (a stop at Northampton and Connecticut to White Plains, New York...
Pictured: Left, top to bottom: Speedometer was mounted where both rider and passenger could see. Note jug, cup, route sheet and pencil - also dome light. \"Red\" Schultz, first in Class B on his \"K\". Larry McConkey eighth in A Class is questioned about his trip by Viktor Harasty. Right top to bottom: Gene Baron, High Score, just after signing in at the finish. A trio of Nortons from the Mercury M/C headed by Vi Phillips and husband Phil. This Golden Flash rider took along a navigator. Here they sign in at the finish.
Original, vintage magazine article.Size: Approx. 9\" x 12\" (1-Page)Condition: Good8071-5208-02
