Hi all,

Garrett from Denver here. Been into Aermacchis for quite awhile, though I don't own a Sprint (yet).

I did build a little SX250 Street Tracker that's a bunch of fun to ride.



Anyway, looking forward to seeing what goes on here.
Gb

That is VERY, VERY COOL! Welcome to the forum! Do you race that, or is it just for looks. It looks like it would haul a$$.

What year is that?

Again, welcome. We appreciate your presence here.

Just for looks, and it's pretty fast! Once I get the jetting worked out, whoo!

It's a '76 SX250. Been in the family since 1979.

It's pretty much set up to race, if I ever get so inclined. Unfotunately, the last time I looked, AHRMA didn't have an appropriate class for it.

Thanks for the welcome! I look forward to seeing what's up around here.

Gb

Welcome. Its nice to see someone put that much custom effort into a project. What motor is that?

It's a stock Aermacchi/Harley SX250 2 stroker. I removed the oil injector pump and fabbed a cover for it, and a plug for the tach drive. Added a K&N filter and a Jemco CR250 downpipe, and let 'er rip!

Big difference in performance!

Thinking that my next project will be to find a Sprint engine. There's a guy here in Denver, vintagehotshoe, that sells replica Sonicweld rigid flat track frames. There's probably no way to get a Sprint engine in one of them, but it seems like it might be fun for my first Sprint project if it'll work.

Thanks for the compliments, guys!
Gb

This post was last modified: 11-08-2007 12:41 PM by garrett302.

That's a very cool bike (did I say that already?). I added more pictures to the Photo Gallery so be sure to check them out!

Thanks again for sharing!

Wow! that is a cool bike, kinda makes ya want one.

garrett street trackers are cool i hope to convert my sprint in too one some day. i also have a c+j rotax 600 with a title for the street [no lightes yet ] but i am not sure if i want to risk the tickets fast/loud/lite/wheelies yours looks like same risk.

I like it, that is a great looking bike.

garrett street trackers are cool i hope to convert my sprint in too one some day. i also have a c+j rotax 600 with a title for the street [no lightes yet ] but i am not sure if i want to risk the tickets fast/loud/lite/wheelies yours looks like same risk.

Oooh yea! I always wondered why I haven't seen a Rotax street tracker before. That'd be really cool.

Here's another street tracker I built:


Guess I'm obsessed with the style.

Gb