ORIGINAL-RARE 1957 HARLEY-DAVIDSON HUMMER

For sale: 1957 Other Makes ORIGINAL-RARE Harley Davidson Motorcycle

Technical specifications

Condition:
Used
Item location:
Evans, Georgia, United States
Make:
Other Makes
Model:
ORIGINAL-RARE Harley Davidson Motorcycle
Trim:
Hummer
Year:
1957
Mileage:
9,999
VIN:
57-B_ _ _ _ _ _
Color:
White
Engine size:
2 cylinder
Number of cylinders:
2
Fuel:
Gasoline
Drive type:
RWD
Vehicle Title:
Rebuilt, Rebuildable & Reconstructed
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Description





This gently used, nmolested/unrestored 1957Harley Davidson Motorcycle has been stored indoors since the Nixon Administration(early 1970's)in the personal collection of a BMW motorcycle mechanic.
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This very rare and beautiful 1957 Harley Davidson Motorcycle is being sold with a BILL OF SALE only. However, title can be applied forthis vehicle which takes about 30 days in most states.

Most eBayer's who follow my auctions know that I like rare and unusual automobiles and this wonderfully preserved 1957 Harley Davidson Hummer Motorcycle is no exception. While Harley's of this model and vintage certainly are obtainable, ou very rarely find one that is gently used, ostly intact and not restored. This nearly 60 year old Harley Davidson has been stored in a heated facility and "unridden" and enjoyed as a static display since the early 1970's and it clearly shows. This is a perfect candidate for a straightforward and uncomplicated restoration which would enhance the value of this bike considerably! The bike is currently on display in a sporting goods store in Andalusia, labama (36421).
A recent trip to Las Vegas' MGM GRAND CASINO/HOTEL Signature Shops has on display in one of their upscale clothing stores an exact mildly restored late 1950's Harley Davidson Hummer in the front window with a price tag of $17,500 and while I don't believe it is their desire to sell their showcase window center piece, do believe that eventually an international customer enamored with the iconic American marque Harley Davidson would not blink an eye to acquire that wonderfully aesthetic and rare junior vintage motorcycle for a deserving son or daughter.

The sheet metal appears to have been painted a long time ago (at least 40 years ago), ut it is still in good shape. I can't say for sure that every original bolt or nut is there,but this is an exceptional and simple restoration prospect. The frame looks to be in excellent, riginal condition, ut please look over all photos to satisfy yourself as I am not overly familiar with vintage motorcycles.
As mentioned earlier in my listing, he bike has been stored inside for over 40 years, nd it was running when placed in storage by the former owner. Nothing has changed since early 1970's, nd it has been sitting for over 40 years (untouched photos with dust and grease included) so I am selling it "as is where is" (uncleaned even) and is a rare opportunity to acquire a historic, eautifully preserved vintage Harley Davidson junior motorcycle. I will work to assist buyer with all reasonable requests concerning crating at my actual cost to be paid by the buyer in advance. All arrangements for pick-up, elivery, nd insurance during transit will be arranged by the buyer and paid for by the buyer. The1957 Harley Davidson Hummer in this auction will be sold with a Bill of Sale only.



Harley-Davidson HummerFrom Wikipedia, he free encyclopediaUnrestored Harley-Davidson Hummer

TheHummerwas a motorcycle model manufactured byHarley-Davidsonfrom 1955 to 1959. However, he name "Hummer" is now incorrectly used generically to refer to all American-made single-cylindertwo-strokeHarley-Davidson motorcycles manufactured from 1948 to 1966.[1]These motorcycles were based on theDKWRT125, he drawings for which were taken from Germany aswar reparationsafter World War II.[2]The RT125 drawings were also given to theUnited Kingdomand theSoviet Unionas war reparations, esulting in theBSA Bantam[3]and theMMZ M-1A Moskva, ater known as theMinsk.[4]

Contents[hide]
  • 1Model S-125 (1948–1952)
  • 2Model 165 (1953–1959)
  • 3Hummer (1955–1959)
  • 4Super 10 (1960–1961)
  • 5Ranger (1962)
  • 6Pacer (1962–1965)
  • 7Scat (1962–1965)
  • 8Bobcat (1966)
  • 9See also
  • 10Notes
  • 11References
Model S-125 (1948–1952)[edit]Harley-Davidson Model 125ManufacturerAlso calledParent companyProductionAssemblySuccessorClassEngineBore/strokeCompression ratioTop speedPowerTransmissionSuspensionBrakesTiresWheelbaseWeightFuel capacityRelated
Harley-DavidsonMotor Company
"Hummer" (current usage), American Lightweight"
Harley-Davidson Inc.
31,793
Milwaukee, isconsin, SA
Model 165
economy
single-cylinder two stroke 125cc
2.06in ×2.28in (52mm ×58mm)[5][6]
6.6:1[5][6]
50mph (80km/h)[7]
3hp (2.2kW)[5][8]
3-speed foot shift[5][8]
Front: girder with rubber springs
Rear: rigid[7][8]
Front and rear drums[8]
3.25" x 19"[7][6]
50in (1,300mm)[5][6]
170lb(dry)
1.75USgal (6.6L), ncluding 1USqt (0.95L) reserve[6]
Model 165
Hummer
Super 10
Topper
Ranger
Pacer
Scat
Bobcat

TheModel 125[9]orS-125[6][10]was introduced by Harley-Davidson in 1947 as a 1948 model.[10]The 125cc two-stroke engine produced three horsepower, hich was sent through a three-speed foot-shift transmission.[8]The front suspension used girder forks suspended by large rubber bands.

Ten thousand Model S-125s were sold during the first seven months of 1947.[8][6]Despite largely being ignored by dealers, he 125 gained a large following among young riders, any of whom would go on to ride larger motorcycles.[7]

The rubber-band front suspension was replaced in 1951 by a telescopic fork referred to as "Tele-Glide".[1][8]

Model 165 (1953–1959)[edit]

TheModel 165replaced the S-125 in 1953. The engine was increased in size to 165 cc.

Hummer (1955–1959)[edit]

TheHummerwas added to Harley-Davidson's model line in 1955. It was a stripped-down basic model using a redesigned "B-model" engine with the old 125cc capacity. It was named after Dean Hummer, Harley dealer inOmaha, ebraskawho led national Harley two-stroke sales.[2]

The Hummer was as basic as it could have been. It had magneto ignition and was sold without battery, lectric horn, urn signals, r brake light.[1]

Super 10 (1960–1961)[edit]

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