I work for the company that owns the Paris News. The former Publisher Mike Graxiola was my boss for 7-8 years.Team Junk!
Hot damn! This is in my neck of the woods!
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Well Tom I hate to bring this up but your old Champion framed tracker with the Morris Mag wheels just puts this one to shame.
Doesn't appear to have the retrofit kit on it, stay far far away. 2700 is stupid much for a TX750 needing a lot of work.View attachment 152150 https://bend.craigslist.org/mcy/d/bend-1973-tx750-all-original-with/6997092265.html
Central Oregon. This TX750 has been posted for awhile now. It is pretty. Seems to be as good as could be expected for a TX750.
Opinions as to whether this could be a reliable vintage rider ?
Tempting , -RT
Here's an interesting one: I might just watch it...
https://denver.craigslist.org/mcy/d/boulder-1982-yamaha-trackmaster-street/6998055844.html
No, Some owners are ASKING stupid money...1975 Kawasaki H2. $14,000
Boy these old smokers are bringing stupid money these days!
https://phoenix.craigslist.org/nph/mcy/d/phoenix-1975-kawasaki-h2/7005976716.html
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Lotta bux for bikes that sucked to ride when brand new........
owned a couple H2's, sold em and kept the Norton, (at the time)
Shortly after I got my first (?) H1, I hit it hard it from a stop light. Held it through 3rd. As I backed off I glanced at the speedo and it wasn't working. Crap I thought.... about that time the front wheel finally touched and it jumped to 75.H-2. I gotta believe that it was fun when that toggle switch power band kicked in!
Sorry that we are limited to "liking" a post. Had many close calls in my youth that could have ended like that.friend on the bike died instantly.
Very expensive, some have sold for more.
https://lacrosse.craigslist.org/mcy/d/wausau-vintage-british-1973-triumph/6983649771.html
At times. I may start on it this winter after do a few things to my XS2.Feeling motivated