I am told it’s a 1968 Bridgestone 90 all original 
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I drove one of those into a lake in Minnesota back in the 1970s. A farmer gave us one if wanted to try to get it running and we put fresh gas in it and kicked it until we couldn't kick it anymore so we decided to try to push start it so I am sitting on it as my two cousins are pushing me down the gravel road towards the boat landing and the damn thing fired up and ran me in to the lake wide open. We dried it out and my uncle cleaned the carb and we rode it for several years, I dont even know what happened to it after than. 
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ecmx274 wrote:
I am told it’s a 1968 Bridgestone 90 all original
Nice find, clean it up a little and I bet you can still ride it today. 
And because its in such nice shape you would be able to sell it with very little effort but not sure of a price but a little research would fix that. Im jealous and seeing it took me back to when I was a kid.
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Rotary valve...cool.
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