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Picked up a 1964 Bridgestone BS90 on CL for $75 this past week.
Seized up
Missing tank
Forgot to take a picture but found this one online that looks just like it.
Mine has no tank or rear rack.
thought it would be a fun Ultra Low Budget Project
Sanded it down and painted the frame tonight.
Seems like I always start with a black frame so I decided to do white for a change.
Trimmed the rear fender a bit and took a few tabs off.
Cleaned up and painted the front forks, triples, misc.
Nice start! I have what I believe is a tank from a 66 sport. Does not have the ridge that runs on top of the tank though. I may be interested in selling if you are interested.
Nice start! I have what I believe is a tank from a 66 sport. Does not have the ridge that runs on top of the tank though. I may be interested in selling if you are interested.
Looking great so far! I really like the white; not something I would have thought of going for, but really works. I'm even considering that for my next project. I also feel like I want to do something different to the bog standard black.
Have you bought any new parts, or have you just restored everything? The Suzuki headlight suits the bike, it has a cool retro shape. Hard to tell without the tank though.
Crazy goal but I am looking to spend less than $200 at the end. Quite ambitious I know.
So far here is where I am.
Bike -$75
Hardware replaced -$20
Headlight (free from box-o-parts)
Paint (Left over from wife's project)
Take off parts sold +$35
So far I am in for $60
I am not sure what tank to go with yet.
I have a BS175 tank that was in a box that came with it but its far to big I think. Maybe a BS90 Sport, Honda S90 tank I am not sure yet.
Ended up finding an Original BS90 Trail tank on ebay for the project.
Engine turned out to need much more than I planned.
Modified the frame to fit this 110cc Honda Clone engine.
Fit with very little modification.
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