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In the summer of 1998 I responded to encouragment from my high school friend
Thomas Krens, Director of the Guggenheim Foundation, and went to see the Art
of the Motorcycle Show that was being enthusiastically received by the
public in New York City.

The show was spectacular, displaying bikes spanning the entire evolution of
the motorcycle during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries in the upward
spiraling rotunda of the Fifth Avenue museum. The surrounding history of
each machine was reflected with care and utmost attention to detail as one
ascended to the glowing skylight at the top of the journey. (continued below)

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