Subject: Re: Need a bike shipped from Chicago to Philadelphia
Author: Lenny Seidman
Date: Oct 22, 2004, 6:33 AM
Post ID: 1717745566
Robert,
Here ya go:
1970 Ambo Nice runner, right hand shift, could leave alone and drive or
restore-factory windshield fairing-probably will sell
1983 California II-Nice, probably my keeper
1971 Ambo-in process of restoration- right now I'm keeping
1978 Honda CB400A Hondamatic. Needs carb work and tune up- great starter
bike and for city commuting- I'm selling
1980 Vespa PX125-Scooter project needing some rust repair and paint
work-lots of new stuff- I'm selling
(2) 1980 50cc Yamahopper Automatic step-thru mopedstype scooter? 1500 on
each run great- great pit pikes or for the kids-will be selling
(2) 1986 Honda Helix 250cc Motorscooters- The Cadillac of scooters-Still
make the same one today 70 mph Automatics great for commuting. One I'm
keeping the other I'm selling-waiting for motor mounts
1978 Vespa 50 cc Special- Emilo Pucci edition-Up in the air about keeping
1982 Honda C70 Passport- 300 miles on it-Not sure if I'm keeping
Lenny Seidman
Elkins Park, PA
On 10/22/04 8:10 AM, "Robert Hawkes" <3haw-@bluefrog.biz> wrote:
bikes you have and whether they are "keepers" or not. Bob |
| Yeah, I know..I'm losing my mind. We'll I've been riding a lot more this summer and not much time to work on the bikes but I will this winter. I will be selling at least one of my Honda Helix scooters as soon as it is back together (it was bought to sell, waiting for motor mounts), an old Vespa scooter project that has been laying dormant way too long and I need to get the CB400A running and out the door(maybe). Also a possibility I might be selling my running Ambo as well but not until I take a load of photos to make sure I'll know how to put my restoration Ambo back together. The Cal II stays unless I decide not to sell the running Ambo. And I still am restoring my other Ambo. Anyway to answer the question (don't everyone yell now) I am buying a 81 BMW R65. I was looking for an inexpensive, reliable, light, good handling, comfortable and easy to work on bike to drive in my urban area that could also go on the road for possible light touring. Similar to an Ambo but with better brakes (dual front discs), running and needing nothing or just a few minor things. Buying this bike will give me the push I need to clean out the garage (at least that's what I'm telling my wife) BTW, thanks to all those who responded about shipping. I have several options and I'm investigating them to see which will work best for all parties. Lenny Seidman On Oct 21, 2004, at 9:18 PM, Michael Jones wrote:
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