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Posted: 11:35 AM Aug 26, 2008
This Harley Seats 5
A remade Harley-Davidson motorcycle might be easy to spot in the parade of thousands of riders in Milwaukee this weekend for the company's 105th anniversary celebration. In just 17 days, Steve Hopkins turned four rebuilt 1950s flathead engines and spare Harley parts into a bike that seats five.
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SHAWANO, Wis. (AP) -- A remade Harley-Davidson motorcycle might be easy to spot in the parade of thousands of riders in Milwaukee this weekend for the company's 105th anniversary celebration.
Steve "Doc" Hopkins has put together a one-of-a-kind bike at his Harley dealership in Bonduel for the 105th anniversary.
In just 17 days, Hopkins turned four rebuilt 1950s flathead engines and spare Harley parts into a bike that seats five. A kick-start fires all four engines that have been linked and synced together.
And just for effect, there's a beer keg "Doc" found at a Shawano flea market attached to the back of the motorcycle.
Hopkins plans to ride in Saturday's anniversary parade to Milwaukee's lakefront.
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