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    Posted 13 years ago

    wamsleys
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    It is a 1922, j model frame, cut up and redone in the 60's or 70's. with a worked over preunit triumph 650 motor and trans. Finishing restoration and cant wait to ride, thanks for any input, Wamsleys

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    1. Jim Schultz, 13 years ago
      Hey guys,loooooove your show. Several years ago I"picked"up an old motorcycle engine in N/E Colorado. My friend and I were out scouting for old "Hit&Miss"gas engines etc. I'ts a single cylinder with a 2" belt drive pulley off the crankshaft side. Must be from the teens or twentys. Doesn't have H-D or Indian on the cases. Any ideas as to whom to help to identify this thing? Your show inspired me to dig it out and persue again. Jim
    2. jsw14 jsw14, 13 years ago
      I love the look of those Triumph engines. Nice work. Keep the bolts tight!!!
    3. cycles-past cycles-past, 13 years ago
      I can probably I-D the motor if you post pictures,...there was about 300 American Motorcycle companies before WWI,....up until 1907 all Indian Motors were really a THOR motor or should say built by the THOR company to Hedstom's spec's

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