Whizzer Cycle

[Windmill]

I may buy this because I like it . The owner say's it is a 1969 but I could not find that they were made that year. I do know it is a newer model. The ones in late 40's have springer front ends. The motors all look the same. They look like sachs engines to me. I know nothing about these bikes and any coments are welcome. He says it ran when he parked it years ago. Been shop art for years and all original. Wonder if parts are available? Specs say 120cc and 31/2 hp.

 

[Johnf3]

That is not old. You can tell from the license plate mount/tail light and the mounted fork reflector. A quick search shows that those were produced in the late 1990's through the 2000's. That is what that bike is in my opinion. It is styled to look old but no way that is from the 60's.

 

[Windmill]

That is not old. You can tell from the license plate mount/tail light and the mounted fork reflector. A quick search shows that those were produced in the late 1990's through the 2000's. That is what that bike is in my opinion. It is styled to look old but no way that is from the 60's.

I think you are right. I just think the man is misinformed. Think I will pass.

 

[tshelfer]

I remember seeing something similar to that at Bicycles Inc in Arlington, about a decade ago; they were selling for a couple of grand, if I recall. They also sold conversion kits for those who thought they were handy enough to graft a 1-cyl engine onto their own bikes.

 

[Tracker]

Could still be fun, priced right?

 

[Windmill]

Could still be fun, priced right?

Not IMO he wants 1500. If you want to talk to him pm me.

 

[Tracker]

not at that price!

 

[Windmill]

On e bay they are higher it is a factory bike but I agree too high. You can buy the kits . Fatory have a drum brake on front. He also has a rear enguine dragster. I will get picture next time I stop by.