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Kingston, MA, USA
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6/22/2017 4:54pm
Pretty cool bike I have sitting in my garage, My garage is pretty large and I have quite a few bikes waiting to be restored, and I decided to pull this old girl out to make her shine again.
I have some plans for this bike to make her look good. I plan to do some husqvarna graphics and some new plastics. I also plan to get rid of those stupid orange handlebars and put some black bars on.
This bike also has a pretty cool story, my father bought it back when it was new from armands power sports where he worked at the time, and he uncrated and built it himself. He did about 2 seasons of racing before he got hurt and retired for a few years, over his break I was born and learned how to ride then once I was riding he started again.Once he started riding full motor was rebuilt and the bike is in immaculate condition besides the broken rear fender and wear on the frame, more updates coming soon.
I have some plans for this bike to make her look good. I plan to do some husqvarna graphics and some new plastics. I also plan to get rid of those stupid orange handlebars and put some black bars on.
This bike also has a pretty cool story, my father bought it back when it was new from armands power sports where he worked at the time, and he uncrated and built it himself. He did about 2 seasons of racing before he got hurt and retired for a few years, over his break I was born and learned how to ride then once I was riding he started again.Once he started riding full motor was rebuilt and the bike is in immaculate condition besides the broken rear fender and wear on the frame, more updates coming soon.
Bumping an old thread here, but that bike is just perfect as is. Just looks like the perfect single track scratcher that turns up at rides with all the modern bikes and holds its own. Hope it served you well.
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