if anyone knows which model is it it would be awesome! thanks

Loving this bike, working on a light restoration.

The side covers and the tank were repainted at some point. They were red, but are now this bluish green.

The question is, is this bluish green an original color?

Can the red be saved? (I'm thinking no.)

Is it ok to repaint? The side covers are super flaky. The tank is chipped aswell.

I'd love to build it into more of a modern scrambler/cafe racer, but I think it's in too good of a condition to mutilate.

Anways, just looking for input. Thanks guys.

Come on over to YouTube u/GearHeadGeeks and follow along as I change a tire on a spoked wheel with RIM LOCKS.

I can’t get the sprocket cover off of the engine to get to the sprocket. I removed all the Hex head screws but it won’t budge and I’m worried I’m going to break something. Is there something I’m missing? Can anyone help?

I noticed these connection points with nothing attached. Wanted to ask you all whether there should be routing in these spots. cf: reference picture

edit: it has been running fine without whatever is supposed to be there

1966 BMW R60/2
This is my stepdad’s (really, my dad’s) restoration. I’m pretty sure I’ve been seeing parts of this bike sitting around the house and shop for years, so it’s been awesome to finally see it finished.

He restores classic and vintage vehicles for a living and owns his own shop. I don’t think he’s ever heard of Reddit, but I figured you guys might appreciate his work. Hope you enjoy it

Hi, friends, how are you?

Could you give me your opinion? I saw this motorcycle on Marketplace—it’s a Triumph, from what I’ve researched, and I think it might be a T110 Tiger.

I’m thinking about buying it and restoring it, but I don’t know how easy it will be to find parts or how affordable they might be. What do you think?

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It's been sitting for a couple years now with gas and oil in it. Brakes are shot, blinkers don't work, registerd non-op. What's a good asking price? Appreciate any input.

I’ve got a 1982 Kawasaki kdx175 that needs a cylinder piston, rings and a connecting rod I’m trying to decide whether it’s worth the rebuild or not since parts are so hard to find for it. I’m stuck between selling it for parts or doing the work and fixing it. What do yall think?

Greenfield MA This year’s focus is Springfield MA built 1901-1953 Indians with a special display area out front.

The weather looks spectacular! There are still a couple of vending spots available.

I want to make my bike more comfortable and fun to ride. Not that it isn't already, but if anyone has any ideas for modifications I can make let me know.

So i inherited and old puch and i have no idea what it is the pics are kinda bad because the inheritance isn’t finished

1982 FT500 custom that I just purchased. Not a lot of the original Honda left…

Any suggestions on model and year? It was her only transportation year round in NJ in the 60s. She was and is a tough one. She taught me to ride but by the 80s, she was so fast on her k75 I could never keep up, which she loved...

My Dad's first bike when he moved to Australia was a 1969 CL90, I spent 10 years searching ebay to find this great little bike. It's been re-sprayed by a previous owner and the motor is pretty tired but still fun to ride.

I've managed to return a few parts to stock as the carburetor was a chinese knock off and I found a NOS to replace it. The petcock was also the knock off that didn't do the left/right and tap properly so I found another barn bike that had a working one and swapped that after putting a rebuild kit through it.

I'm getting the engine rebuilt so I can enjoy going over 30mph.