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  • cheifrider
    Senior Member
    • Oct 2005
    • 268
    #31
    3 years ago i stood in front of my local waterin hole .........this guy comes down off the hill out back on a 1974ish indian dirt bike , the bike was all there , and ran , $200 .............i passed
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      • Bills37
        Senior Member
        • Jan 2010
        • 246
        #32
        I think you all are overlooking what has to be the next big thing in vintage motorcycles.

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          • Chris Haynes
            Curmudgeon
            • Jul 2002
            • 5942
            #33
            Look at all the parts for those things on eBay.
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              • Neil74
                Member
                • Aug 2008
                • 98
                #34
                I got one out of the local dump many years ago. There was no wiring harness on it and I could never find information or a schematic to fix it. Hooked the battery straight to the coil an run her till the battery went dead, the kids enjoyed her for a number of years. What with them being museum peices now I may have to finish repairing itHave the 70's 250cc Harley dirt bikes also become high end machines.

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                  • t-jacobs
                    Senior Member
                    • Jan 2008
                    • 130
                    #35
                    Had one

                    When I was a kid I had one of those. It was a lot of fun. I saw the bike in the window of a small motorcycle shop and begged my Father for a month. My Father gave in and I had to pay half. ( Forget the cost ) I delivered a lot of newspapers to pay my half. I would ride around the local back roads untill the cops would see me, then I would cut through a farm or patch of woods. They never caught me and I'm sure that added to the fun of it. I had to go to Sears and buy a metric wrech set to work on the bike. ( There was not one metric tool in my Fathers tool Chest at the time ) I ended up trading the bike to a kid at school for a guitar and amp, but I still have the same wrench set. Those were the days.

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