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Posted 2 years ago
choppernut75
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Here is a frame and fork chopper set-up for a Royal Enfield Interceptor. I bought it from the guy who built the frame and painted it in the 70's. The springer fork is roughly 4 feet long (rear bar measurement). I love it, but I think the real bargain was the front fork. How do you determine what it is worth?
Also, I have an Easyrider #1 magazine. How do you tell if it is original or if it is a reprint? It's in good shape, but hard to believe that a paper thing could last almost 40 years.
Thanks,
Erik P.
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I have the same issue and i have no idea how to tell either i do know it can be worth 500.00 to 4,500 $$$$