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			Impulse buy at Rural King the other day.  Turned out to be the most fun/$ one could image.  Took them to a family get together and they ran for a solid 8 hours. Even my 86 yo Father got in on the fun.   
		
		
		
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			That is awesome I rode mini bikes as a kid and then I got a Honda 50. Are these things pretty good in terms of quality? I’ll have to check them out we don’t have a Rural King but we have a tractor supply
		 
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
	
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			Yeah, if you have room, or a place with trails, they are a blast.  
		
		
		
		
		
		
			Never had a mini, I started on a Honda 50 Sport. I grew up "in the country" and I rode that bike anywhere I wanted to go, fields, woods, swamp. I've had a motorcycle all but 1 year since then....53 years. Motorcycles, muscle cars, drag racing...that "stuff" gets in your blood and becomes part of your makeup. Good to see your Dad enjoying riding...  
		
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			I always wanted one as a kid. A lot of my friends had them, Rupps, Benellis, Yamaha Mini Enduros and Hondas. I started to build one out a bike frame in metal shop in Jr. high school because I couldn't afford one. Unfortunately I never finished it and sold it to a couple of other kids who wanted to mess around with it. I still look at them now and then. I just don't have a place to really ride one these days, otherwise I'd buy one! Great to see the whole family enjoying things.
		 
		
		
		
		
		
		
			
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			I also thought about buying one of those from RK. I really want a quad though... They look fun.. 
		
		
		
		
		
		
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			I own a 4 horsepower Tecumseh engine mini bike and have fun driving it around. A Manco Brand. I owned a mini bike back in 68-69 years and wish i would of kept that bike. Long chrome exhaust pipe with a black frame and a leopard style black and white dot seat. Mini Bikes are collectors these days.
		 
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
	
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			Not me but a friend of mine I bought this from in 1971, a 1969 Rupp Roadster TT-500 5 horse Tecumseh with a 2-speed transmission.  This was the S**T when you are 14 years old.  It went 35 - 40 MPH.  
		
		
		
			Not as fast as my Dart Kart with a Mac 101 A on it, but I guess I can never question why I'm into fast cars. Bill  | 
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			I wanted a Rupp so bad.  My paper route had a guy that sold new ones out of his garage. Dream land.
		 
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
	
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			The Guy I bought this from purchased it from another friend who's Dad sold Rupps out of his garage as well.  I guess Mick Rupp would call anyone a dealer if they bought in bulk.  I remember he had an 800 Magnum Snowmobile that looked like it would go 150 MPH standing still.  I also had a 340 Magnum Snowmobile in the early '70s as well.  Besides being fast, I remember, the Rupps were always the best looking machines.  Bill
		 
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
	
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			i bought this rupp from a guy a few years ago who threw newspapers on it as a kid.  you can see where his newspaper bag wore the paint off the tank.  otherwise it is near mint condition.
		 
		
		
		
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