First ride on VL
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The video was from the 1935 CHP acceptance test of the 80" VLH. "Sustained 100 mph" was a requirement, and it passed.
Ref: https://www.rideapart.com/features/2...-boys-in-blue/
Agree early '30's 74" bikes couldn't.
ETA: I was pleasantly surprised at the pep the bike had. It is no slug.
Ref: https://www.rideapart.com/features/2...-boys-in-blue/
Agree early '30's 74" bikes couldn't.
ETA: I was pleasantly surprised at the pep the bike had. It is no slug.
Last edited by panheadache; Oct 16, 2023 at 07:16 AM.
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Oko, Thanks for the offer! What do you think of this deal? Looked pretty beat up:
Frame, motor, tranny, tanks.
@Oko
Frame, motor, tranny, tanks.
@Oko
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Oko, Thanks for the offer! What do you think of this deal? Looked pretty beat up:
Frame, motor, tranny, tanks.
@Oko
Frame, motor, tranny, tanks.
@Oko
$2000 for the motor
$750 for the tranny
$850 for the tanks
$2000 for the frame
Magneto could be worth $1000 by itself.
Far away from a motorcycle, but not a crazy asking price for what is there, again assuming all is well and are usable bits.
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Assuming unmolested, belly numbers match and decent VIN#
$2000 for the motor
$750 for the tranny
$850 for the tanks
$2000 for the frame
Magneto could be worth $1000 by itself.
Far away from a motorcycle, but not a crazy asking price for what is there, again assuming all is well and are usable bits.
$2000 for the motor
$750 for the tranny
$850 for the tanks
$2000 for the frame
Magneto could be worth $1000 by itself.
Far away from a motorcycle, but not a crazy asking price for what is there, again assuming all is well and are usable bits.
@Architect
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