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It was discovered in 1967, concealed behind a brick wall of a residence in Chicago. Its maker is unknown. All of its parts, excluding the seat, carb and magneto, are apparently hand-built. None of the parts is interchangeable with the components of any other early machine.

Its engine displaces 80 cubic inches and features massive 2-inch valves. The 3-speed transmission is a unique design with two neutrals plus two ways to operate the clutch. While there’s no front brake, the rear unit is also unique as it’s a double-acting design. Front suspension is an elliptical spring design, There are not one but three tool compartments. Walksler says the bike is in perfect operating condition and performs flawlessly to speeds in excess of 80 mph.