I went to look online yesterday at the new Harely-Davidson museum being built in Milwaukee. It will be done in 2008 according to the videos. You can buy a big stainless steel rivet with your name and message in one of several gathering areas according to spokesman Wille G. This number is more towards the Petersen Museum in Los Angeles or the Darryl Starbird museum in Oklahoma. The closest I came to George Barris was at Meadowbrook in 2003. He was a judge and when the Barney Oldfield Golden Submarine was called up to receive it's award I was about 50 feet away standing on the grass. I had been only two or three feet away from that car talking to it's owner. My kind of mulling is over how far you should lean a bike to go fastest around a corner. At first you think of vectors and 45 degrees seems right to balance up and over as isoceles equals. Then I remember that an artillery piece has maximum range elevated about 60 degrees because of ballistic curve in the shell trajectory. Lean it further!! One last item is beyond jr. at the third... Newton's third law of how the BMEP pushes down on the piston but it moves so the reaction is on the head undersurface in the combustion chamber. Lean it a bit further all the way to near 90 with the throttle on and you will be at the indoor motorcycl races on a concrfete floor. Maybe witht eh cylinder leaned forward about 10 degrees the reaction force wil have just the right lead to find equilibrium as the bike teeters in a butterfly sawing between front and rear stickiness. The hand grip should be just grazing the floor.