I went on a blessing of the bikes on Long Island N.Y.Took some pictures of some Sportsters there.

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Really like that 4th one.

 

x2---I would really like to see it from the front, what kind of front end is that?

 

Man that fifth one is wild, I didn't know Harley ever builtsomething like that even in the AMF years, is that a 2 stroke?

 

Heres a picture of the front of the 4th bike and another of the old AMF

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Yeah HOTLAP, I think that is a 2-stroke model. Not sure where the single shown was made. Harley owned a factory in Italy and made some good small 4-stroke bikes there.

 

I wanted one as a kid. I think it was a 4 stroke 90cc's.

 

Another pic. Looks like a 2 stroke to me.

 

I had a Z-90 when I was a kid! IN fact it was the first bike I could call my own. It was actually made by Aermacchi! I tore up some gravel roads and rasied way too much h*** in town! The Z-90 like this one was four stroke and the X-90 also called the Shortster was a two stroke...a buddy of mine had the X. Wish I still had the little Z!

I wonder if your pic is of the 125 or 175? The Z-90 had a metal fender that hugged the front tire (not much clearance and it was possible to lock up the front wheel if too much mud got caught between the tire and fender!). The plastic fender higher off the wheel was for the "scramblers". Cool pic tho!