Holder Survivor

boatguy

boatguy

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#1
Thanks to Rick Chatten and Michael Peek I picked up a 1970 Holder Survivor Mini Bike at this years Windber.Today is the first time I had to look it over and it is a neat piece of engineering.Powered by an Ollson and Rice 1.5 hp motor the bike weighs just 40lbs. I got a new recoil, points, condensor, carb and gasket set with the bike and all the paper work. I have not touched the chrome and the disc brake looks hardly used. What I do need is the clutch bell. The motor now just has a sprocket on the end of the crank. If anyone knows where I could find one I would appreciate the lead. I have 2 steel clutches--one used and one new. Will have to get Karen to work her magic on the seat but other than that just get it running and ride it.
 
RobertC

RobertC

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#3
Wow....I can't say as I've ever seen one of these before Bill. Although I know I've heard the name Holder Micro-Cycle before.

That is major cool....look at how the front and rear wheels are supported/attached, from only one side of the bike. And the front is opposite side than the rear. Very cool indeed.

Congratulations.
 
manchester1

manchester1

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#5
I was thinking about buying that bike. Guess I thought too long.:laugh: When you get a chance, tell the story about that bike.:thumbsup:
Might try contacting Max-Torque about the bell housing. I think I talked to the owner Jim about one of those a few years back. He is a great guy.
 
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