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1971 Rupp Black Widow, Roadster 2 Projects, Updated on 2040-parts.com

Location:

Valders, Wisconsin, United States

Valders, Wisconsin, United States
Condition:Used

Pair of Rupp mini bikes partially completed. The blue tanked  Black Widow has an HS50 engine which runs strong. Black widow ID tag is on seat pan. Comes with delarto carburetor and show chrome fenders and 28 spoke "show chrome" rims with new tires. Also included are an HS40 engine which has good compression as well as 2 extra blocks. Black widow decals and other items including new seat to complete the bike are pictured. Many are NOS parts. Please call Mike @ 920-980-5218 with any questions. Have someone professionally paint the frame and tank and you will have a valuable Black Widow! Will box parts for your shipper.

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