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82 nJuly 2016n www.thunderpress.net THUNDER PRESS June Winner Wayne Layman Congratulations to Oregon res- ident Wayne Layman! He got the winning score in June's Name That Time Machine Trivia Quiz. Wayne is an avid THUNDER PRESS reader, and solved our Western "Where am I?" riddle contest in May 2013. He lives in Molalla, a small town south of Portland, where his favorite motor- cycle shop, Mason's Motorcycles, is nearby in Canby, Oregon. This year he plans to retire from his job of over 22 years as the Facilities Manager and Safety Offi cer of the Canby School District. Wayne started riding around age 12, when most of us were still sticking baseball cards in our bicycle spokes. Eventually he got his fi rst bike, a red Honda Trail 90, step-through style with a dual-speed transmission. Wayne currently rides a 2007 Softail Custom, and enjoys building his own bikes as well. He usually rides on his own, but recently took a great trip down to sunny SoCal over Christmas to see good friend and second-favorite riding buddy Pat Johnson. 4 Visit our Facebook page to answer the trivia quiz. While you're there, "Like" our Facebook page and enter the drawing to win great prizes. The highest-scoring quiz wins a short bio in a future issue of THUNDER PRESS, and as always… in case of a tie, a random drawing of eligible contestants will determine the winner. 1. When did Harley-Davidson start manufacturing sidecars? a) 1901 b) 1914 c) 1939 d) 1955 2. When did Harley-Davidson cease manufacturing sidecars? a) 1990 b) 1994 c) 2001 d) 2011 3. In the 1953 fi lm The Wild One, who rode the Harley-Davidson? a) Marlon Brando b) James Dean c) Lee Marvin d) James Garner 4. Who rode the Triumph that jumped the fence in the 1963 fi lm The Great Escape? a) James Garner b) Marlon Brando c) Steve McQueen d) Bud Ekins 5. Who was not in the 1969 fi lm Easy Rider? a) Jack Nicholson b) Peter Fonda c) Robert DeNiro d) Dennis Hopper 6. The motorcycle was invented in Germany in 1885, and they called it __________? a) Gasservagen b) Motofarhten c) Rhumpastein d) Reitwagen 7. What famous writer rode with the Hell's Angels for a year in order to write a tell-all book? a) Hunter S. Thompson b) Truman Capote c) John Steinbeck d) J. D. Salinger 8. The fi rst Twin Cam Big Twin in 1928 had a top speed of…? a) 50–60 mph b) 70–80 mph c) 90–100 mph d) 110–120 mph 9. In what year did Harley-Davidson introduce rubber-mounted engines to reduce vibration? a) 1960 b) 1977 c) 1980 d) 1984 10. In what year did Harley-Davidson introduce counter-balanced engines to reduce vibration? a) 1999 b) 2000 c) 2001 d) 2003 11. British "Smiths" tachometers were originally offered as a factory option on Harley-Davidsons. a) True b) False Answers for June's Game 1. Harley-Davidson published its fi rst Parts & Accessories catalog in what year? c) 1909 2. No aftermarket H-D P & A company that exists today existed until after World War II. a) True 3. Aftermarket Harley parts did not exist until after World War II. b) False 4. Most "genuine" Harley-Davidson P & A items are manufactured by The Harley-Davidson Motor Company. b) False 5. Replacement parts for older models of Harley-Davidson motorcycles must be manufactured and made available for purchase by consumers for 10 years after the model is discontinued. b) False 6. Use of aftermarket parts and acces- sories on new Harley-Davidson models automatically voids the factory war- ranty. b) False 7. The success of the aftermarket industry was initially achieved by sup- plying some critical replacement parts for obsolete Harley-Davidson models. d) That and high performance parts 8. The success of the aftermarket industry is sustained by supplying a vast variety of items for current Harley-Davidson models. d) That and high performance parts 9. Aftermarket parts and accessories catalogs from several major distribu- tors, feature: f) That and more 10. All aftermarket parts and accesso- ries manufacturers market their prod- ucts through aftermarket distributors, such as J&P Cycles, Drag Specialties, Biker's Choice, Custom Chrome, etc. e) Nope; there are too many items marketed in too many ways for it to be that simple 11. Historically, it could be argued that in the beginning the aftermarket relied on Harley-Davidson, then Harley- Davidson relied on the aftermarket, and fi nally Harley-Davidson competes with the aftermarket. Or… g) None of the above is completely true nor completely false