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Even tough their website say "1912 to current", that is a lie. They told a trucker buddy of mine that inquired about my speedo, that my "88 was "too new". But for the 1950, maybe!
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From: Coromandel Peninsula New Zealand
Love it...and parts are not that hard to find, you'd be surprised!
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parts are readily available all you gotta do is search, hard. i would get some rubbing compound and scrub her clean. then i would ride her just like that and not put a nickel into her other than repair and wear.
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From: Haslet Texas
At eighteen grand I wouldn't have a nickel left even if I wanted to put it in her!!!!!!
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