JCPenney Steen/Alsport ???

[1stlegendtx]

Its got the Tomsprops ft end.

 

[Randy]

It is a leading link. But the similarity's end there I think.
This is the trail tamer that was available aftermarket.

 

[The Beard]

i would love to get my hands on one of those

 

[Randy]

The forks?

 

[The Beard]

yeah that would be great for my bike

 

[GTO]

Lots of bikes and motorcycles had similar forks.

I remember a post here with a Honda prototype show bike. ut:

 

[Randy]

Dad got that MTD trail flight and the other day he sat on it and bounced it around a little and he said it would be an excellent riding bike. Real cushy. It wouldn't be hard to replicate those forks, or at least a variation?:hack: But yea. when the minicycles came out alot of bikes had them.

 

[steven Durham]

Steen's

Its got the Tomsprops ft end.

I sold the Steen's MX 100 but I am not Shure this picture is of a Steen's issue Steen's could of made them for the big box stores. I rode one of this type Steen's mini cycle in a CMC mountain enduro, and got a 3rd place trophy. And a very bad sprained ankle.
Steve

 

[bayareaburrito]

Tomprops has one on one of his Taco 100's

 

[Mac]

Its got the Tomsprops ft end.

........Check out HPE Muskin's "El Gato" (CAT minibike guys).
It doesn't show the upper body part behind the seat, but maybe your's is a newer model.

Full Page picture on page 17 of MiniCycle magazine July 1972.


" WANTED Minibike Love-In "

 

[INJUNTOM]

Tomprops has one on one of his Taco 100's

That's actually his Meyers Lynx.

 

[jeepdude911]

That is a Steen copy built by HPE Muskin and marketed through JCPenney auto centers as an El Tigre MX. It had the Fuji F-4 80cc 4 speed, and had a nearly identical counterpart marketed to many mom-and-pop lawnmower shops as the El Gato. My El Tigre was a 1972 model.