Exploring Blue's Legacy

Mike visits Tim to explore the legacy of Tim's father, Blue, a custom bike builder with a passion for music and knuckleheads. Blue lived in a historic dance hall in Kansas, where he collected bike parts and gained recognition in the biker community. His bike, Ol' Blue, was featured in 'Easy Rider' magazine's top 300 custom bikes. Blue's love for customization and music left a lasting impact, and his collection is a testament to his dedication to the biker lifestyle.

What was the primary function of the old dance hall where Blue lived?

• A dance and event venue

• A movie theater

• A school

• A restaurant

How did Blue get his nickname?

• From his blue eyes

• From his blue car

• From his blue bikes and love for blues music

• From his blue house

What role did Blue play in the community's toy run?

• He led the parade as a blue Santa

• He was a participant

• He was the event photographer

• He organized the event

What was significant about Blue's bike being featured in 'Easy Rider' magazine?

• It was the only blue bike featured

• It was the first bike ever featured

• It was featured on the back cover

• It was listed in the top 300 custom bikes

What was the main focus of 'Easy Rider' magazine?

• Fishing

• Car racing

• Biker lifestyle and culture

• Mountain climbing

What was unique about the Knuckle tanks discussed by Mike and BJ?

• They were '47 Knuckletanks, hard to find

• They were made of gold

• They were used in racing

• They were painted red

What was the color scheme of Blue's early bike customization?

• Light blue with dark blue flames

• Green with yellow dots

• Black with silver stars

• Red with white stripes

What did Mike appreciate about the bike parts he saw?

• Their primitive and raw emotion

• Their historical value

• Their modern design

• Their lightweight material

What was Blue's approach to bike building?

• Keeping them dirty and original

• Making them eco-friendly

• Building them for speed

• Focusing on show bikes and customization

What was the agreed price for the bike parts Mike was interested in?

• $500

• $3,000

• $1,200

• $2,000