Harley Davidson Motorcycle With A 1776 Vw Engine on 2040-cars
Talking Rock, Georgia, United States
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I got his as a trade deal. The previous owner says it is a 73 Harley Davidson. The 1776 engine has been rebuilt. It has a vw transaxle with a shifter for 2 speeds. I was told the bike has been sitting for close to a year. He has rode the bike and said its very fast. I rode the bike about twenty feet and decided that was enough. The clutch is by the left foot peg, I have a new clutch handle ass. to relocate it back to the handle bars. Has rear brakes that need attention. The brake handle is by the throttle and will stop if you pump them a few times. The battery is weak, but I can jump it in order to crank it. The motor sounds awsome. Cranks right up. Has dual carbs. It does have an oil leak by one of the valve covers and one under the bike.I don't know much about the bike other than what I was told. Sounds great, looks good. It does have some chips in the paint, the worse one on the gas tank. Headlight and taillight work as well as brake light. Tires look good as does most of the chrome. There is a video from back in the day on youtube under vw motorcycle circle yer wagen with it running. I have the last registered tag receipt from Al. and previous bill of sale. Its an AE motor ***********Bike is for sale locally so I resrve the right to end auction early************* On Jan-30-14 at 14:27:16 PST, seller added the following information: After looking at the shift linkage, looks like you push down on a pad and that allows you to pick up 1st and 2nd, |
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