Schu,

No worries! 

I know I have bad grammar but I do try my best to be as professional as possible. I do agree about those too good to be true deals still happening for me! There will be a time I will have bike #8. But only time will tell.


Arin

I have had numerous bikes sold by Art Ridderhoff and every bike was a Frankenstein. The worst was loose 1968’ - 69 DT1 head bolts at $6K. Furthermore, he claimed the entire engine is rebuilt, however the clutch friction plate dust settled on the right side case tells a completely different story. One oil pump job rebuild sent in the mail was ran dry so long - our beloved DEET couldn’t repair it and the customer paid for two pumps - instead of one.

I do trust your judgement, but don’t rely only on me, ask Rick Corona - RickC he will validate my ticket for me.. Please take care - son of DT DAVE - take good care!

asco

asco,

Art is known to make his bikes total Frankenstein's. What I did realize was the 1971 RT1 360 wasn't a total mix matched bike. That was the reason why I jumped on it very fast. It must be rare for him to restore a bike the right way. 

I took it around the neighborhood and the head bolts didn't get loose right away. The head looks sealed and didn't find anything really wrong with it. I will adjust the front forks and make them dampen a little bit better. They have no chips or dings!!!! They are flawless. 


Arin

not mine...

seattle.craigslist.org/see/mcy/d/seattle...-360/7622017791.html

Mine today

  
 

 

This 68’ DT1 has been listed nearly 8 times on eBay’ ahead of market value the past 2.5 years. Buy it Now! And put $4,000.00 additional in it for an even $21,0000 with tax and transportation. 

a

To rich for my blood 

1969 DT1 in Northern California for $150. Somebody needs to hurry to grab this one.
On Facebook Marketplace #5619252694384661969  

Craigslist, Duluth Mn, 1973 125 for sale looks to have 4600 miles asking 1650 OBO! F I wasn’t building my garage, it’d be my collection,
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