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Victorville Calif., California, United States
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This is a New 2013/1911 Taylar Indian Board Track Racer Tribute.
This bike is entirely hand fabricated and built by Dan Orobano of Taylar Motor Bikes with real Indian authenticity in the design and attention to even the smallest of details, it is not a bicycle bought at a Dept. Store with a kit engine thrown in it and a couple of Indian decals.
The engine is a moderately Modified Power King 68.5/80cc 2-stroke (AKA PK 80)this engine was reengineered from new:
Port matched cylinder intake, exhaust, exchange ports with decked head.
4.5 HP speeds capable of 40 MPH+ on street surfaces.
No D.L. or Ins required one time registration fee with Ca. D.M.V for the life of ownership of the bike or until sold after initial purchase then the bike requires re-registration.
You Won't find better quality anywhere in an M/B as a Taylar Indian is built with only the BEST! Parts Availible.
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