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New repair video from Wes at Four Aces. Contact him for details.
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Electra Glide tour pack
early rigid Buddy Seat
Buco windshield for springer
Ironhead Sportster frames (various years)
Sportster 70s disk brake front end
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early rigid Buddy Seat
Buco windshield for springer
Ironhead Sportster frames (various years)
Sportster 70s disk brake front end
Contact Flathead Jedd at wnmc@sbcglobal.net for prices and pictures.
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- Bike and Buick
- Knuckle buster
- This is for you Wes!
- Hellings & Stellings Co. Burbank, Calif.
- not much front tread for climbin' hills.
- Diggin' In
- Tough Guy
- Nice bobbed Indian
- Floyd Emde at Speed
- Flyin' Injun
- Info Wanted
- For Sale 1957 Harley Davidson Sportster
- A Bastard Indian
- A Well Dressed Knuck
- A pair of Triumphs from Dixon
- VL Survivor (I mean J model with VL forks)
- Dixon...A review of the show and swap
- Happy Birthday Jeff! Sorry I'm a day late.
- Happy Birthday Jed
- Bob McMillen Revisited
- Coon Tail Knuckle
- A Little Triumph Love
- Smoke em if you got em
- What kinda bike is it? If you can see past the bl...
- Parking lot Sporties
- Super X Family
- Hurry up! The boy's scratching the paint.
- It's like "South Pacific" with motorcycles.
- It's a ah..ah..ah...GARBAGE WAGON
- Cub Racer
- Trumpet Family
- One man field meet.
- Good sports.
- coming soon! Please push "play"
- He'll be back...He's gonna need that wheel.
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2 comments:
Hi - I don't suppose anybody on your side of the pond is interested, but can you make out the manufacturer's name on the little 2-stroke bike in the background? It looks like Norman, but I can't be sure. The motor would be a small Villiers unit, possibly with a winged motif cast into the primary cover.
Does anybody know who sold those in the US?
Phil,
I tried but can't make it out either. Anybody, any thoughts?
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