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Indian board track replica No reserve auction- Highest bid wins FREE SHIPPING TO USA!! Up for your consideration is a early 1900's Board track racer replica. Countless hours of planning, hard work and craftsman ship have been put into this work of art. This bike features an 80cc 2 cycle engine with many upgrades like a.. billet high compression head, billet cnc rear hub and sprocket, and high quality chain tensioner (All made in the USA) The gas tank is a one off piece tig welded and made of high quality steel built to look good as well as last forever. Front fork is non functioning but modeled off of the early Indian suspension. I know what you're thinking... The seat looks great but uncomfortable. Wrong! It is the most comfortable seat I have sat on. The bike was fully assembled before paint. During this time the engine was ran everything checked for clearance and function. The bike was then taken down to bare metal(sandblasted). The tank was sealed inside. The bike was primed and painted and then carefully reassembled. The bike has not had gas put in it yet. This bike was built to suit two lifestyles, Display or Play. It can go up to 40 MPH for those pleasure cruises or can be used as a conversation piece in a man-cave, restaurant or pool room. I will ship this bike without gas so if it goes inside it won't stink or spoil during display. All pictures in this auction were taken 03-02-2015. How you see it in the pictures is how you will receive it. If you have any questions please feel free to ask. note: eBay requires me to put something in the title section it is a bicycle and will not come with a title There are no warranties expressed or implied, sold as is where is. Sold as a art piece. I will ship this bike to the lower 48 states for free, yes that's right free!!! I have a 100% feedback score. I have worked hard over the last 12 years and I intend to keep it that way. If you are going to bid on this please make sure you have the money to pay for it. There is a $300.00 deposit required within 24 hrs of auction close. The rest to be paid thru bank transfer, certified check, or PayPal. Shipping: The last bike I sold cost me $340.00, that was building a wood shipping crate and sending it to his business. I will most likely send it fed-ex ground and once payment is received it should take 3-5 bushiness days to get there. If you don't have a business I can ship it too, you may have to pick it up at your local fed-ex location. They charge me $200.00 extra for a residential address if even applicable.