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WARREN, OHIO - JANUARY 4, 2018: A 1951 Black Shadow motorcycle owned by Jack Cape, of Bristolville, Ohio, sits on display, Friday night during the preview party for 19th annual vintage motorcycle exhibit at the National Packard Museum. DAVID DERMER | THE VINDICATOR
WARREN, OHIO - JANUARY 4, 2018: William Alford,of Canton, poses for a portrait with his Royal Enfield Flying Flea during the preview party for 19th annual vintage motorcycle exhibit at the National Packard Museum. DAVID DERMER | THE VINDICATOR
WARREN, OHIO - JANUARY 4, 2018: A motorcycle that was driven by Jack Penton, featured on the magazine cover to the left, on display during the preview party for 19th annual vintage motorcycle exhibit at the National Packard Museum. DAVID DERMER | THE VINDICATOR
WARREN, OHIO - JANUARY 4, 2018: William Alford, of Canton, poses for a portrait with his Royal Enfield Flying Flea during the preview party for 19th annual vintage motorcycle exhibit at the National Packard Museum. DAVID DERMER | THE VINDICATOR
WARREN, OHIO - JANUARY 4, 2018: John Penton, of Amherst, Ohio, signs an autograph for a fan during the preview party for 19th annual vintage motorcycle exhibit at the National Packard Museum. DAVID DERMER | THE VINDICATOR
WARREN, OHIO - JANUARY 4, 2018: John Penton, of Amherst, Ohio, signs an autograph for a fan during the preview party for 19th annual vintage motorcycle exhibit at the National Packard Museum. DAVID DERMER | THE VINDICATOR
WARREN, OHIO - JANUARY 4, 2018: Richard Mankamyer, of Bath, Ohio, shows off a motorcycle he drove in the past during the preview party for 19th annual vintage motorcycle exhibit at the National Packard Museum. DAVID DERMER | THE VINDICATOR
WARREN, OHIO - JANUARY 4, 2018:The side of a Penton motorcycle tank on display during the preview party for 19th annual vintage motorcycle exhibit at the National Packard Museum. DAVID DERMER | THE VINDICATOR
WARREN, OHIO - JANUARY 4, 2018:A Penton motorcycle on display during the preview party for 19th annual vintage motorcycle exhibit at the National Packard Museum. DAVID DERMER | THE VINDICATOR