hi, i'm trying to get my friend to sell me his motorcycle, i think he might actually do it, you can check out a picture of it here what do you think?

I think you need more parts

haha yeh, it's a project bike, but when it's done it should be cool ;)

Have you ever messed with Trumpets before? You have a whole lot of money yet to spend if it doesn't come with a mill. Triumphs have gone crazy again money wise. What is the title situation on that roller? Have you ridden a rigid before? Tell us more about you and your skill levels of riding and wrenching.

Used to own a bsa a long time ago.  Rode around on a chopped sporty for a while too, the only thing I got to say is if you have never owned a vintage brit bike or chopper RUN RUN AWAY, if you have owned a vintage era brit bike and are aware of the maintenance requirements, and ridden a chopper and understand the 18 point turn concept, and you are willing to understand that it is not going to be a modern motorcycle, it is not going to ride like a modern bike, handle like a modern bike, or be as reliable as a modern bike and are willing to accept it for what it is then you may be ok.  

I love older British bikes. They look good, sound good(when their running) and overall just appeal to me. But I would never for the life of me actually buy one. I feel the same way towards Harley's though also. Japanese just over all produced a much better bike all the way around, probably still do today.

Better get ready for lots of back aches on a rigid. 1 time on a rigid, around the yard and slightly down the road and never ever again.....

man, hardtails are a pain in the lower lumbar!

the bike has serious potential. personally, go for it!

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haha nice picture ;)