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Everywhere you look, this bike screams 1939! Frame, sheet metal, wheels, handlebars, tractor seats, exhaust, 750cc engine, 4-speed transmission, the list goes on and on. Overall dimensions Length, not greater than 98.42 inches (2500mm) Width, not ...3 weeks ago on AmericanlistedTools
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Engine was taken apart, new slingers, crankshaft checked, gearbox rebuild as needed, new clutch, driveshaft checked, rear-drive rebuild, original Bings rebuild, alloy rims relaced with stainless spokes, nipples and trued, both brake drums were hon...3 weeks ago on AmericanlistedTools
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"The bike always ran and rode fine until it didn't. I was riding the bike when I noticed it starting to loose power. I pulled the bike over in the parking lot and went back with a trailer to pick it up. After I got it home the bike still started f...3 weeks ago on AmericanlistedTools
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If you are looking for a classic Triumph that stands out in a crowd, look no further. This 1967 Trophy is an absolute blast to ride and is very reliable. It has an NOS Amal single carburetor and is super easy to start. If you are looking for a sho...3 weeks ago on AmericanlistedTools
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This is a great BSA bought it as an unfinished project and bought the front & rear fenders that it was missing. It does run, a little hard starting had it running 3 times since last July when purchased. Much has been done to it.Only selling becaus...Over 4 weeks ago on AmericanlistedTools
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This is a recommissioned, turn-key late ‘67 Honda 305 scrambler. It has a clear Indiana title in my name. It is titled as a ‘68, which was common practice when sold. Mileage is exempt, and notary is NOT necessary for transfer. It sat in a garage f...Over 4 weeks ago on AmericanlistedTools
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A running 55 year old survivor. I rode these back in the day, but don't really remember how they are supposed to perform. Years of liter bike performance has clouded my judgement, but don't expect your arms to be pulled out of their sockets on acc...Over 4 weeks ago on AmericanlistedTools
