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Really great, the brakes could be better. I love riding this amazing bike.
Interesting to see the engines red line is identical to the Jawa350 two stroke twin still available brand new today from F2 motorcycles in Britain. Premix only, no oil injection.
Currently own a 59 Highlander!
I was going to say it looked like a old Shriner bike, but u confirmed it
I would definitely pay $20 for it.
I had a 93 and I absolutely loved that motorcycle, even today it still looks beautiful and is still a heavy hitter
The "Mods vs. Rockers" took place in England, and the Mods typically rode Italian Vespas and Lambrettas.
Dad’s first Cushman had a platform where your feet sat. In 1961 he bought a used Cushman, same as pictured in this video. It was red color with the twin chrome pipes, a buddy seat and a pedal start. At 14 years old with my buddies we rode all over east central Indiana. What I wouldn’t give for that very bike today. He died st 82 and had Red Honda scooter that would run over 70mph. Thanks for the memories.
I am curious. Which bike do you like better: 1) the Suzuki TS185 or 2) the Honda XL185? Which is the better performer?
Haven't seen one of these in years ! One of my school mates had one and I would have given my eye teeth even for one of the red single speed scooters but parents wouldn't go for it. Glad to still see one living a good life !!!
After loving several Ducati singles I bought one of these new in 1971 and rode it hard for several years. Looked great at the dealership but it was the a frustrating machine obviously "designed by committee"... multiple contradictory elements set at cross purposes. Examples: 1) Desmo valve gear for extreme top end revs that was choked out by a puny 28mm carb. 2)The small carb gave it tremendous bottom end grunt that was wasted on a very close ratio 5 speed transmission. It could be sprocketed down for tremendous off road power and a ridiculously low top speed or sprocketed up for on road use but then first gear was too tall for off road use. Should have had a wide ratio gearbox to enable usefullness on and off road. 3)The steering was way to quick for serious off road use at speed. It handled like an overweight trials bike. I often got into sphincter clinching out of control fishtailing in loose ground. I heard of owners cutting the frame to impart more rake to the forks.
I raced an XR250R with a XR's Only overbore kit,/exhaust and Moose racing tuned suspension. Still bullet proof and while down on HP compared to 2 stroke 250's it could climb better, handle technical descents easily and the suspension was supple but still capable of big hits. For midwest woods riding/racing the only bike that came close was the KDX200's.
I got my first bike when I was 12 a 1949 Cushman and man that I love that little scooter
My 2000 model (last of the pretty gen1's) N (unfaired) just has a Danmoto end can, renthal bars and I've knocked two teeth off the front and added one to the rear. Total wheelie monster and sounds awesome with no baffle. It may only be worth 3k here in the UK but with just 10k miles it's my forever bike.
Love it...I had 1962 super eagle
Ok, this is not a factors produced bike correct?
K❄❄L !! 👍
The Cat ! It was a awesome sales gimic cartoon kitty , I wonder if a repro sticker available? I I had one new. In 74 😎🇺🇸👍
Those who don't know what Haiden was talking about for the moto before this interview was Haiden came together with Brennan Schofield " The bike Claim Dude " Later that day Brennan posted some nasty videos about Haiden to Tic Toc. A few months later he tried to claim his bike lol.
I need the tank and petcock
Nice 👍👍
My first bike was a 1998 RT 100, I rode that thing for years and all it ever needed was tires and brakes. Mine was the usual Yamaha color of blue and white but I like the red and white a lot more.
Wait, those are the original tires? Hmmmmmmm....
That’s cool ❤ all that old stuff
sold by now for sure how much you get.
Wow! I've never seen an Eagle all tricked out like that.
My brother had a 65 cushman eagle red very cool 😎
16yesr old cushmanhighlander first powered 2wheeler 60years later I quit riding poor health fun memories even with broken leg
Everybody freaking out like you can't use a drinking water hose for any other use....noooo it's white. I bought a new fresh hose and repurposed the old one to do stuff like this. Theyre 2 different colors, I know which is which.
I would ride that Honda across the u.s.a
It looks some of these fairings could be swapped with your 86/87 750
Wow! Mix of an 86 and 87
You guys get all of the nice ones 🤜
any Mustangs in that museum?
Sounds to me like the valve rockers could stand a little adjustment, not much but i can here them, i know they are supposed to have a little play but that sounds a tad bet excessive.🤠👍🙏
If you couldnt afford a indian or harley, this the next best thing!😎👍 beautiful cushman cap.
Back in the 60's when I was 5, 6 year old my pappy introduced me to cushman our neighborhood ice cream man made his rounds on a cushman three wheeled servy car or cushman's equivalent. Cushman was really big back then.🙏🙋♂️🙏now that I think about it our mailman drove one and downtown the meter reader did their rounds on/in one aswell. This was Shreveport,LA. Back in the early 60's. Boy I long for those days! 🙏🙋♂️🙏 we even had trolly cars that ran on electricity looked like any trolly except there was a long pole at the ends that skidded along the power line at the top of telephone poles dude that trolly would be trowing sparks as it ran down the street. Occasionally would start a fire, in August when the leaves were really dry, probably why they stopped using them they were really cool though. Stand at the trolly/buss stop watching it coming towards you really got you excited to travel by buss/trolly.👋🤠👍🙏
Should beat it around like you guys did with that Honda Twin Star..
lots of mis-matching paint
Mustang was another ---" wanna have bike" Thanks for showing
Back in 1958 I would have loved to own one a red Cushman Eagle.
Had two restored eagles when I was young
Looks like a miniature Harley Electra Glide! So yeah, cute bike. Not sure about that engine though.
I bought a 08 couple days ago with ten hours on it with title from original owner original tires everything I’m stoked
At 16 I had a job as an ice cream man riding a Cushman 3 wheeler with the cold box on the back. It was hell to drive down a hill with it, tank slapper deluxe!
Best Decade EVER! NOTHING BUT FUN...😊😊😊😊😊 2 STROKES FOREVER....
Had one, they were plagued with slipping clutch issues.
No wonder the Japanese bikes took over the market. This thing is pathetic.
This guy needs to clean himself up. The 60's are long gone.
Buy a Ford Bronco and forget your troubles