it was free

[model-a]

I got this for a great price FREE I don't even know what it is I mean it's a bike sure It's very heavy a least for a old man to pick up shocks front and rear thick heavy duty wheels, so my question should I use it in my build all of the plastic is broken. So let me know what I should do with it. your thoughts thanks.
Chris,model-a

 

[deorman]

Fergit sumpthin?

 

[GuitarlCarl]

You SAY its a bike but without pics.... we're not so sure...

Carl.

 

[gato'sbikes]

lol itz happned to me!!! would love to see those pics brother.

 

[LukeTheJoker]

From his other thread:

Hope the pictures work.

Luke.

 

[model-a]

Sorry I thought I had a picture on here but here it is.
Chris,model-a

 

[mikeeebikey]

Is that complete? If it is I would seriously consider a restoration.
My best child hood friend paid an extreme tarif for a nearly nib one a couple years back. Check what they sell for before making radical descisions! Seems like Tim paid a grand!

 

[deorman]

I wouldn't pay a grand for one, but for free it's a major score for sure. Well worth the effort of straightening it out.

 

[model-a]

WoW the only thing left it the frame all the plastic just falls apart very brittle no way of using any of that but everything else is good.

Chris,model-a

 

[Mike G]

You could more tan likely recreate the fenders without a lot of trouble, but I wonder if you gave the tank a layer of resin if it wouldn't preserve it at least usable. I'm wondering if that isn't one of those Yamaha Moto bikes with some add on pieces?

Since it was free I'd try a few things before writing off the plastic pieces all together... I mean I'm seeing a peddle powered Honda Elsinore (Sorry, however it's spelled?) there!!!

 

[model-a]

No go on the tank it was so bad you could poke a hole in it with your finger.

Chris,model-a