Antique Jones Motorbike Motorcycle Speedometer / Odometer Dated 1904 - 1908 on 2040-parts.com
Cicero, Indiana, United States
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This is the rarity you've been looking for! An original Jones motorcycle / motorbike speedometer ~ odometer with trip odometer. AND IT WORKS!!! Original glass bezel, unbroken and no chips. The dial is patent marked, "Made in New York, USA pat'd July 26th 1904 - Sept. 22, 1908" There's a stamped manufactures serial number lightly stamped just beneath the top of the dial face, 452662 I guarantee this works. I haven't actually mounted it to a bike but my mechanic tested it and the needle and mileage registered in a way that convinced my mechanic it was still perfectly functional. The trip odometer reset button also works. It ALL WORKS! It's grimy and some paint has rubbed off the brass case. It is so beautiful "as-is" I didn't want to clean it. The glass bezel measures just 2 & 15/16ths inch. The body measures 2 and 7/8th inch from front to back. Please feel free to contact me with questions. See my other sales...I'm selling all my old motorbike parts! Buy it all for reduced shipping. See image of group shot for other items being listed. I don't charge extra for handling or packing materials. Price of shipping is "at cost" and depends upon your choice of shipper (USPS or FedEx) plus insurance (required). I will indeed double box this very carefully. I will accept returns within 14 day of receiving item if item not as described. |
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