From left to right these are my '74 Heald VT-8 Super Bronc. '70 Rupp Enduro. '70 HPE Muskin Cat 400 X. and a '71 unknown mini bike that looks exactly like the first mini bike I had back in 1971.

The first 3 are totally functional except that the Rupp doesnt have a chain or rear brake lever. Cant find the #40 master link and the rear brake lever(on the hub are pricey).(looking for a deal). The last one is just mocked up to look good.

I spent about a week at my other shop working on my KTM 400 and saw all of these.. The Rupp and Cat did not have engines.. I got to thinking since Im storing them I ought to be able to enjoy them while Im working..

 

Neat minibikes. Brings up great memories.

 

Thanks Moose.. Glad i cold help with great memories.. They do the same thing for me.

I turned the 4th mini bike around and got a chain and sprocket on it.. Still isnt functional but looks closer.. I will try and get a new pic posted later this week..

 

How much for the superbronc

 

I don't think they are for sale - but every thing has a price!!!!!!!

 

Like DeeDawg said, its not really for sale but everything has its price.. I also have a basket case Super Bronc with the larger front tire I may consider selling..

 

Cool bikes.
I remember Sears and Heathkit selling mini bikes.

 

[QUOTE=mywifesquad;3316639]Thanks Moose.. Glad i cold help with great memories.. They do the same thing for me.

I turned the 4th mini bike around and got a chain and sprocket on it.. Still isnt functional but looks closer.. I will try and get a new pic posted later this week..[/QUOTE]

 

Ive been kinda busy..

Here you go..

 

Thanks for stopping in Budman.. The Sears catalog is the first time/place I saw a mini bike. 1965 or 1966 Id guess.