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Newspaper Article
Uneasy riders: Which bike is the real movie relic?
2014
Overview
Before filming began in 1968, Fonda and Dennis Hopper, his \"Easy Rider\" director and costar, bought four used Harley-Davidson motorcycles at a Los Angeles Police Department auction. Granger got a \"Certificate of Declaration,\" signed by the auctioneer but naming Haggerty and his partners as the sellers, stating, \"This Captain America motorcycle has been certified and guaranteed by the seller as the original motorcycle used in the crash sequence on the 1969 film 'Easy Rider' ...\"
Publisher
Los Angeles Times Communications LLC
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