I just put in my reservation for a Harvester. I am an AMA National Champion Motorcyle land speed racer. I run 2 strokes from the mid mid 1970’s and a Motorcyle side car, at the Bonneville Salt Flats every summer. I plan to use the vehicle to two my bike cross country to Utah from Massachusetts every summer in addition to using it as my daily driver. I rinse off my vehicles with Salt Away at the end of every day of racing, but I am wondering how well sealed the under carriage of the vehicle is to prevent the salt from damaging the vehicle. I know that towing 1970’s salt racing bikes across the country to a dried out lake bed in Utah is a bit of a specific use case but I think it ties in well with the heritage of the SCOUT.
Bonneville Salt Flats
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Welcome to the community. You do know when people mention very specific vehicles they have in the collections, like 70s bikes and side cars, we all want to see pictures.
I believe it’s part of the terms and conditions we agreed to when we joined.Welcome to the community. You do know when people mention very specific vehicles they have in the collections, like 70s bikes and side cars, we all want to see pictures.
Great story and welcome to the neighborhood. Thanks for sharing your post. Can only imagine how carefully you must rinse down those bikes. That must be brutal!
It absolutely is. Like page 28, 6 or 7th paragraph. Fishing rules apply. No pic then it didn’t happen
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