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I just bought this little bike. I don't know anything about it. The number on the frame is 67MS1112. It's a one cylinder bike. It was last inspected in 1970. I want to restore it, but where do I buy parts and find out information on it?
Not sure what this is. I dont think it is a Sprint. I dont remeber sprints having that small of a engine. if it has harley on it I think it may be one of the imported Italy 2 stroke bikes.. Ill print this picture off and show it around, ifn I find any thing out , Ill let you know.
Call Don VanDusen at Charleston Custom Cycles (217) 345-2577. He will be able to tell you what it is by the number you posted. He sell NOS parts for these bikes (mail order) and is the largest dealer in Italian Harley parts in the US.
As I recall, the Sprints were 250cc and 350cc. I lived a half a block from the Harley dealer when I was a teen in the 60s. I remember drooling over them. It was the cheapest way to get on a Harley.
As I recall, the Sprints were 250cc and 350cc. I lived a half a block from the Harley dealer when I was a teen in the 60s. I remember drooling over them. It was the cheapest way to get on a Harley.
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