One hundred years ago last weekend a prehistoric motorcycle nut named Erwin George Baker set out on a solo ride from San Diego, headed for New York, astride a prehistoric Indian two-wheeler. He made the trip in 11 days, earning him the nickname “Cannonball” Baker and assuring his place in pioneering motorcycle history.
On Saturday a group of die-hard motorcycle enthusiasts set out from the same spot in San Diego, at the same hour, in an attempt to match Cannonball Baker’s historic run.
They were led by decorated modern motorcyclist Don Emde.
Emde entered the motorcycle record books by … More
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