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ReplyDeleteI was wondering if you know of where you can find parts for this?
I think the owner of Hinshaw's Motorcycles in Auburn Washington owns this one. You might try contacting the dealership and leaving your contact information with them. I think his name is Ron Orr. The Vintage Japanese Motorcycle Club is another source.
DeleteI have front fender for this bike pointer lassie 90cc.
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Divina moto japonesa tuve una cero kiñometro año 1966 ,palanca de cambio rotativa encendido electrónico una adelantada para la épica, tenía tres cambios ,pero le sobraba potencia.
ReplyDeleteI have this motorcycle. I have it in Newport Beach California. Can someone translate the October 4th
ReplyDeleteFrom Google translator -- Spanish to English -- Divine Japanese motorcycle I had a zero kiñometer year 1966, electronic ignition rotary gear lever one advanced for the epic, it had three gears, but it had plenty of power.
DeleteLinda, I have a nice Pointer Super Lassie as well. I'm trying to contact any current owners of that model. Would you let me know the circumstances you were able to aquire that one from Ron Orr. Thanks Lyle Penner
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ReplyDeleteThis bike was my father's. He bought it in 1963 I think. He is the original owner. I still have it.
I have it in Orange County California.
Linda
Horioka
My research shows that bike was in the Trev Deeley collection (Vancouver CA) in 2010, and sold to Ron Orr in Washington shortly thereafter, then sold to a guy in Chicago area.
ReplyDeleteLinda Horioka can you show a detailed photo of yours.
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