Indian Dirt Bikes - Mid '70's - 2 Bikes!!!! on 2040-motos

US $800.00

Year:1974 Mileage:0 Color: One Red...One Orange

Location:

Berlin, Connecticut, US

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Type:Dirt Warranty:None For Sale By:Private Seller

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I am selling these two mid '70's Indian dirt bikes that when new, were street or trail. My kids no longer have a use for them. At the moment, neither of them run. But, As you can see, they are a great start to a rewarding project.

The red bike 100cc (ME100) Needs points and condenser. Also, There is a problem with not down shifting. I was told it is either a return spring or a c-clip in the trans. I can't be certain. I also heard that the gears are misaligned and there is an online video on how to rectify this problem.

The orange bike (MX76) had a 70cc Motori Minarelli engine that blew with only 22 miles on it. I have another engine for the MX76 that needs work. It is a Fuji Engine (100cc) like the one on the red bike.

Due to a back injury, I can no longer work on them and have to let them go.

I am selling these bikes as a SET! NOT individually! AS IS!
There are NO TITLES to these bikes!!
LOCAL PICK UP ONLY!!!

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