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Uncle Bert's Motor Werks

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March 2007  -  Latest Project is a mid 90's Harley Softail.  Complete overhaul with new cases, piston kits, rod bearings, transmission, primary drive components, etc. 

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October 2006     1967 Sears October 2006 Gilera 106 SS.  Sears and Roebuck licensed Gilera Motorcycles, an Italian firm, in the 60's to build a line of motorcycles for them.  They were available in the annual catalogue and cost approximately $350 to $400.  They came with the standard Puch engine - shifted on the right and braked on the left side.  Very strange to most of us..
 
This is a two-owner bike that was in VERY original condition with very little major repair that was needed.  It should be totally finished within a few weeks.

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December 2006    Completed

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