You know I love the machines that started it all, and this one goes all the way back to the dawn of American speed. We’ve got a full, exact replica of the Glenn Curtiss V8 motorcycle, the aviation pioneer who decided two wheels were just as much fun as wings. Back in 1907, Curtiss took this thing out to Ormond Beach, Florida, and ran 136 miles per hour. On sand. Wearing a leather cap and guts of steel. No computers, no wind tunnel, no traction control, just raw American engineering and a guy who