This 1967 Aermacchi Harley-Davidson Sprint SS-250 belongs to Fred Fetterman. It is very original, clean and in good running condition.

Ken Duperouzel’s 250 Aermacchi Road Racer in Western Australia. One of his several Aermacchis.

Per ricevere il farmaco, il paziente raccoglie un pacchetto di documenti da richiedere al fondo. Allo stesso tempo, i medici della ultrafarmaci.com clinica in cui il paziente è in cura preparano i documenti per il Ministero della Salute per ottenere il permesso di importare il farmaco.

Professionally restored by Twin Tech in LA. Featured in American Rider, April 99.

This 1964 C model is very original and has had minor work to bring it up to a good starter and runner. One of 230 built. Has 6000 original miles.

This restored 1965 Aermacchi/Harley-Davidson M50 belongs to Henry Bunnik of Saskachewan, Canada. It is painted black rather than the original red.

This beautiful Aermacchi Harley-Davidson SX 175 belongs to Alan Kohler of Shoemakersville, PA. The color of this bike is 1997 Harley Violet Pearl. The decals came from Moto Italia and the stripes are computer-cut vinyl. After a little paint and some rubber parts, Alan has been taking this mostly original example to shows!

This beautiful Aermacchi Harley-Davidson M50-S belongs to Anthony Chiappine Jr. of New Jersey. He is the original owner (was 15 years old at the time) and the bike is still in its original condition. What a fine example of an original M50-S!

This beautiful 1967 Aermacchi/Harley-Davidson Sprint SS-250 belongs to Dennis Wilson. He has owned it for 10 years and started his restoration 3 1/2 years ago. This bike runs as good as it looks, and is now Dennis’ commuter ride.

This fully restored 1974 Aermacchi Harley-Davidson TX-125 belongs to Andy Bramante, of Connecticut. He purchased this “parts-bike” in October, 1997, for $300, and later decided to restore it with leftover parts from a previous 1973 TX-125 restoration. This bike has all original parts, including decals from Moto Italia. It runs as good as it looks, and is turning heads at all of the local beaches!

This Aermacchi 250cc Road Racer belongs to Conny, a customer from Sweden. He built the engine using a long-stroke bottom end, and then sourced the frame and other parts mostly in England. He plans to have it out this Spring.