Root Beer
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This Yankee Peddler was built from the frame up. The engine was rebuilt and a spacer added to allow a Puch 74cc Gila cylinder to fit. The modified Tomos seat looks like it was made for the bike, and provides a much more comfortable ride. We took our inspiration from a 1932 Ford pickup for the color scheme —root beer candy flake powder coat with vanilla cream rims. Altogether, this bike is low, comfortable, and fast.
Parts
engine
- Minarelli V1
- Stock Crankshaft
- Peugeot 70cc Gilardoni
Moto Bottega — 11 years, 3 months ago
All the time, Dave!
Dave Scrod — 11 years, 6 months ago
Do any of these bikes actually get ridden?
Derek Vanasse — 11 years, 6 months ago
The seat looks slick, nice work! It's cool to see another V1 Gila'd Yankee Peddler out there. @Dan I see 63 mph with my current carb and gearing w/17" wheels...I suspect this to be similar. The Gila loves V1
Dan Kastner — 11 years, 6 months ago
What kind of speed can you get on that setup?