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This very rare motorcycle has been displayed for years in my collection of classic bikes in Los Angeles. It ran when parked but I recently tried to pedal it up and down the street and it only popped and farted. Good spark. Good compression. It has literally been hanging on the wall on display and probably should end up in a museum or BSA bike collection.
Probably the only one in the US and very rare even back in England. SINCLAIR GODDARD POWER-PAK 49cc two stroke. Older restoration still in nice condition. Sold with Bill of Sale only. A "moped" technically does not need registration in most states. You are welcome to visit in Tarzana (San Fernando Valley part of Los Angeles). Please call 818 705 8655. |
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