Xlcr

[snowman_68]

Hi!

I would like to know how many of you there are who rides an XLCR 1000.
Originally, there where six of them imported to sweden and I believe that there are still four that runs.

/Snowman

[deanbruhn]

I wish I had one, or could afford one at least. Very cool toys.

[roadster]

One of my favorites, I have owned a '77 and '78. With some work on the brakes and suspension they are quite fun to ride. One of the best looking bikes ever.

[Y2K]

I'd love to have one,you won't find too many riding them these days.
They are getting to be a collectors item as only a few thousand were ever built in only a two year period.

[mardyk]

How about some pics of your bike?

[snowman_68]

Hello mardyk!

Ther's a picture in the gallery. I'll post more pictures as soon as I can.

/Snowman

[waiteitei]

They are getting to be a collectors item as only a few thousand were ever built in only a two year period.

are you forgetting the 9 they built in 79?

have an XLCR in pieces one of these days I'll find the time to reassemble it

[VA Beach biker]

are missing. Depending who you talk to, they were built and never released from the factory, or private parties immediately scooped them up. I've only seen a picture of one (they have the big ugly-ass plastic air cleaner just like all the '79 models did). I would imagine that if one surfaced, it would be worth some $$$.

[Matt]

Waiteitei- post a pic of the Hardon please, Featherbed frame?

[waiteitei]

Waiteitei- post a pic of the Hardon please, Featherbed frame?

its a collection of parts at the moment. slimline frame, 62 motor, laverda twin leading shoe front hub, triumph conical rear hub and a set of forks and a pair of borani alloy rims