1972 R75/5 on Craigslist

[Zombie Master]

Yes, although ZM is not alone on his mission, the huge majority of Airhead persona recognize those bikes as "Toasters," regardless of what their manufacturer may have called them.

Posers.

[Zombie Master]

das touring tank enhances the cool lines of /5s.. IMO.. ofcourse,

Longer range on an Airhead....Always moe betta!

[JACK ETHRIDGE]

I See the attachment with the first post, a red x in a box. I can't open this attachment. Why not.

[Steve in Golden]

I'm confused, what else is new? I saw no reference to the term "Toaster" in the ad.

Why would someone store the bike with the valve covers off? Seems kinda dumb.

The bike does seem like a fairly good deal though.

[Deleted User 62]

Why would someone store the bike with the valve covers off? Seems kinda dumb.

From the look of the valve covers it was taken for a long slide on one, before someone pulled them off and yanked the (?) pushrods... still, parts is parts.

[Major Softie]

I'm confused, what else is new? I saw no reference to the term "Toaster" in the ad.

Why would someone store the bike with the valve covers off? Seems kinda dumb.

The bike does seem like a fairly good deal though.

The original post was titled something like "1972 R75/5 "Toaster" on Craigslist." That's why ZM makes his comment about how the title didn't have to be changed - he said that right after the title had been changed.

[mattcfish]

Why would someone store the bike with the valve covers off? Seems kinda dumb.

From the look of the valve covers it was taken for a long slide on one, before someone pulled them off and yanked the (?) pushrods... still, parts is parts.

Did anyone say anything about the exhaust? It's missing. $1700 is still a good price though.

[Krauser4valve]

I called this morning to see if he still had it. Sold to a "very knowledgable" enthusiast.