Tractor motorcycle - photo and GIF

**Frank S** · May 7, 2019, 09:54 AM

How can you even ride a bike shaped like that with your butt higher than the handle bars?

**PJs** · Aug 23, 2018, 04:16 PM

Originally Posted by Frank S

Yeah those old Rokons ruled 2 wheel drive and could carry extra fluids of fuel in the wheels My cousins in Co. had one they called the mountain goat. not terribly fast but man could it ever climb

Only rode one once back in the day but they would climb pretty much anything while carrying one of it's own and 2 passengers....There are some YT vids on them doing what they do 2 Wheel ATV maximus! Pretty cool machines and probably why they still make them. Dad looked into getting one for some of the places we use to hunt in up in the Yolla Bolly wilderness. Shear, steep with shale but beautiful and Big Bucks. Had to rent a burrow from the pack train guys to get one of dads off the back side of No. Yolla Bolly one time and even the burrow had a hard time.

**suther51** · Aug 25, 2018, 09:15 PM

Got a call from my boss Friday, a rocon for sale road side about 50 min away. Called my brother in law about 15 min away. He went n looked, 1969 trail blazer, asking price, 2200.00. Akkk gag phittht. Passed on one 20 min away year ago, similar, for 1200.00. New 5k to 7k ish. Might yet step in something n come out smellin like a rose some day.
Eric

**Frank S** · Aug 25, 2018, 09:44 PM

Originally Posted by suther51

Got a call from my boss Friday, a rocon for sale road side about 50 min away. Called my brother in law about 15 min away. He went n looked, 1969 trail blazer, asking price, 2200.00. Akkk gag phittht. Passed on one 20 min away year ago, similar, for 1200.00. New 5k to 7k ish. Might yet step in something n come out smellin like a rose some day.
Eric

Yep their not cheap
Care to take a guess at what my 1962 Cushman Truxter with the original engine and trans would be worth if I were to restore it?
the sheet metal is 60% rotted away so will be fabricating all new tins for it but the engine turns over and has good compression the gears in the transmission all work

**suther51** · Aug 25, 2018, 09:52 PM

I won't tell you about the Cushman carnage my uncle has wrot over the years of junk yard fabricating. The twin aposed powered tractor he built was my favorite. Too bad I did not have a camera back then. Next time I go over to his house I must get pics of the high track mini dozer he built. I will post them if I can.
Eric